14th Century

A Swedish living history/reenactment group dealing in the last 50 years of the 14th century Scandinavia. We portray a group of royal handgunners during the reign of king Albrecht of Mecklenburg.

Citizens of Berlin around the year 1300.

The Medieval Centre of Bornholm is a historical visitors' center spread over 34 acres of beautiful terrain that include woods and rocky pastures.

History of the common people in the 13th and 14th centuries.

A company of 14th century archers, with their wives and children.

Specialises in reenactment events portraying medieval life in the turbulent 14th century. Our reenacment events are set in the medieval period circa 1370.

Life in Flanders around the year 1302.

Portraying of the daily life of the citizenry of the town of Deventer in times of war and peace in 1370.

The representation of a civilian household in the first quarter of the 14th century.

A pair of re-enactors who re-create various items and lifestyles of c. 1250, c. 1350, and c. 1475.

Life in Hamburg between 1375 and 1425.

Medieval enthusiast s who enjoy portraying the 14th century through crafts, education and combat re-enactme nt.

Reenacts scenarios and the life of a medieval military camp. We have chosen to limit ourselves to the years 1364-1412.

Re-creatin g life in Ghent in 1359.

Life in 1250-1310.

A purely civilian representation of life in Schleswig in the middle of the 14th century.

A non-profit organizati on dedicated to re-enactin g and researchin g the life of the European nobility and their retainers at the end of the 14th century.

Focuses on the reign of King Hakon V Magnusson of Norway, 1299-1319.

The year is 1391, in the month of May. We are a group of French knights who, having been deeply moved by the noble deed of arms performed by 3 of our brothers the previous year at the field of St. Inglevert near Calais, have decided to hold a tournament to commemorate that deed. To that end we have undertaken this enterprise for the purpose of said commemoration and have taken a vow of chivalry to give noble combat to all comers who would take the field. The tournament will last for 3 days, during which time there will be games of horsemanship, as well as deeds of arms on foot and on horse.

Presents a medieval household and military company of the fictitious Sir Geoffrey Peel, a knight of Hampshire during the Hundred Years War.

The Medieval Combat Society is a tournament reenactment group. The object of the Society is to have fun whilst entertaining the Public and generate an interest in British history.

A knight's household at the beginning of the 14th century.

Medieval life and its culture of property, mainly in the old Tyrolean area of the late 14th and beginning 15th century.

A Portuguese living history group covering the 10th-15th centuries.

Covers the period of the mid to late fourteenth century, from the beginning of the reign of Edward III to the end of the reign of Henry V (1327-1422).

We primarily portray Scottish life during the late fifteenth century, but we also re-enact the period of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce (1297-1329 ) and that of the Jacobite era of 1745-1746.

Recreates aspects of the medieval tournament along with related living history activities from the second half of the 14th century (1350-1400 AD). The group specialises in jousting and its development as a modern sport.

A medieval re-enactment society portraying Brothers, Sergeants and Lay Brethren of a minor (fictional) military order, during the period 1346 to 1485.