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Also known as fool, joker, fools
贵族家庭里供人娱乐的小丑
A jester was an entertainer employed by nobles or monarchs to amuse guests at court, or a traveling performer who entertained ordinary people at markets and fairs. The role was widespread across many ancient civilizations and continues today at historical events, making it a significant form of entertainment across cultures and centuries.
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Key facts
- Performing art.image
- Heinrich Vogtherr d. J. Schalksnarr.JPG
- Performing art.caption
- Woodcut of a jester by Heinrich Vogtherr the Younger, c. 1540
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- stock character
- Subclass of
- artist
- Notable work
- clothing
- Field of work
- theatre
- Image
- Frans Hals - Luitspelende nar.jpg
- Said to be same as
- minstrel
- Connects with
- troubadour
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- Commons category
- Jesters
- topic's main category
- Category:Jesters
- Commons gallery
- Jester
- female form of label
- bufona
- male form of label
- γελωτοποιός
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Article · 中文
弄臣（英語：jester）、宫廷弄臣（英語：court jester）或傻瓜（英語：fool），是中世纪和文艺复兴时期，贵族家庭的成员或君主受雇来供客人娱乐的小丑。他們有些是專門表演的人员，有些則是本身有其他職務，身份可以是宮中僕役，也可以是文臣武將。其中專門表演滑稽戲的弄臣稱為俳優，常由侏儒擔任。
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