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<P>Jereed is a traditional Turkish game, dating back to 11th century, where players scored points by throwing a blunt wooden javelin at the opposing team's riders. In the Ottoman Empire, the game became very popular and widespread throughout the Ottoman territories. It is still played today in the Anatolian provinces at weddings and regional festivals. | <P>Jereed is a traditional Turkish game, dating back to 11th century, where players scored points by throwing a blunt wooden javelin at the opposing team's riders. In the Ottoman Empire, the game became very popular and widespread throughout the Ottoman territories. It is still played today in the Anatolian provinces at weddings and regional festivals. | ||
<P>In the SCA, jereed foam-tipped thrown weapon simulators are used. Teams can include riders, or riders vs. ground players. | <P>In the SCA, jereed foam-tipped thrown weapon simulators are used. Teams can include riders, or riders vs. ground players. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:11, 19 August 2026
Jereed
Jereed is a traditional Turkish game, dating back to 11th century, where players scored points by throwing a blunt wooden javelin at the opposing team's riders. In the Ottoman Empire, the game became very popular and widespread throughout the Ottoman territories. It is still played today in the Anatolian provinces at weddings and regional festivals.
In the SCA, jereed foam-tipped thrown weapon simulators are used. Teams can include riders, or riders vs. ground players.