The jus primae noctis, droit du seigneur, or “right of the first night,” is an alleged medieval custom which permitted lords to engage in sexual intercourse with the brides of their male subjects on the first night after marriage.
Section:
Related posts:
Popular Sleep Aids Increase Dementia Risk, Study Finds
Rumi - No expectations / Who You Really Are ~ Kirtana
Howard Dean: 'It's Really Fun' to Watch the Whole Republican Party Falling Apart
Neither Trump Nor Biden Really Matter to China or Russia
Flyting – Rap Battles Originated in Medieval Europe
Medieval Finnish Warrior Was Non-Gender Specific, Study Finds
Views: 0