Well not only was I unable to find much about the tournament, but GTA V
taking my time, luckily for your readers, Person of interest making me pause
the game. So what about the Greenwich tournament, well it took place in
November of 1559 and it wasn't just Henry Carey who won it, it was also Robert
Carey. (here some source
for clarification, its the most detail account I've found although I have yet
to find something more direct that talk about it, I have seen the same terms
used often but never the source)
One thing I've notice is that both Robert and Henry are considered
winner, I'm not familiar with Jousting, but I've seen something mention about
an offender and defender (I think it refer to how many spears you broke versus
how many time you managed to get miss), meaning that perhaps two position can
win, but that's just me and I'm probably wrong. Also there is an expression
often mention to refer to" holding the list" I can't help but think
that might help the two were holding their position from challengers, but how
long it was the case, I have no idea.
Though they were apparently both considered victor, it safe to Robert Dudley the one that seem to have benefited the most from the tourney.
But yeah, take everything I say here with a grain of salt.
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