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Best 1 The Tale of Genji

Murasaki Shikibu's *The Tale of Genji* offers a detailed portrayal of aristocratic life in Heian period Japan. Published around 1008, this classic novel is recognized as one of the earliest examples of a modern novel. It follows Prince Genji’s experiences within the imperial court focusing on comple...

2 Queen Idia Mask

The Queen Idia Mask is a significant relic originating from the Edo people of Benin, Nigeria. Crafted from ivory, it represents Queen Mother Idia, who lived during the 16th century. The mask was used in royal court ceremonies to honor her legacy and mark her status as a powerful spiritual figure. It...

3 Wimbledon Centre Court

Centre Court at the All England Club hosts the prestigious Wimbledon Championships. This historic court, established in 1922, is globally recognized as the venue for the tournament’s final matches. It provides a unique sporting experience primarily for tennis enthusiasts and fans worldwide who atten...

4 Jury Duty
Jury Duty

“Jury Duty follows the genuine reactions of ordinary citizens, Ronald Gladden specifically, as he participates in a mock trial completely unaware it’s a television production. The series highlights the unexpected and often humorous responses of individuals confronted with a legal process they misund...

5 The Dwarf
The Dwarf

The Dwarf is a 1944 novel by Swedish writer Pär Lagerkvist, presented as the diary of a court dwarf in an unnamed Renaissance Italian principality. Its narrator observes and participates in political intrigue, warfare, cruelty, and betrayal while expressing contempt for affection and human vulnerabi...

6 Torquato Tasso

Torquato Tasso (1544-1595) was an Italian Renaissance poet primarily recognized for his epic poem *Jerusalem Delivered*. This work, detailing the events of the First Crusade, established a significant precedent for Christian epic literature. He served as a court poet to Federico II de' Medici in Flo...

7 Jadeite Cabbage

A meticulously crafted jadeite sculpture depicting a cabbage represents a significant example of Qing Dynasty artistry. Carved from translucent green jadeite, it showcases exceptional skill in manipulating color variations within the stone to create a remarkably realistic form. This piece is housed...

8 Thomas Wyatt

Thomas Wyatt was an English poet of the Tudor period. He is recognized for his innovative use of the Italian sonnet form, adapting it to the language and themes of early modern England. His work explored complex emotions including love, political intrigue, and religious doubt within the context of t...

9 Benin Plaque: Oba with Attendants

This Benin plaque depicts an Oba surrounded by attendants, originating from the Kingdom of Benin in present-day Nigeria. Crafted from brass, it represents a significant example of 16th-century Edo court art. The plaque offers insight into the political and social structure of the Benin Empire and is...

10 Meat-shaped Stone

This jasper sculpture, known as the Meat-shaped Stone, dates from the Qing Dynasty and is housed within Taiwan’s National Palace Museum. Crafted from translucent jasper, it gained attention for its uncanny resemblance to a cooked piece of braised pork – a popular dish during that period. The carving...

11 Story of Yanxi Palace

Story of Yanxi Palace is a Chinese period drama set in the Qing Dynasty’s Forbidden City. It follows the rise of Consort Cheng, a palace maid who strategically navigates the treacherous court politics and power struggles through intelligence and ambition. The series gained popularity for its detaile...

12 Jean-Baptiste Lully

Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) was an Italian-born French composer who served as the court composer to Louis XIV, effectively controlling all musical life at the French court. He developed the French overture style with its distinctive slow-fast pattern and established the Académie Royale de Musiqu...

13 Pickleball
Pickleball

Pickleball is a paddle sport invented on Bainbridge Island, Washington, in 1965 by Joel Pritchard, Bill Bell, and Barney McCallum.

14 Real tennis

Real tennis is the walled-court ancestor of lawn tennis, with a Hampton Court court built for Henry VIII in 1530 still central to its lore.

15 Tamamo-no-Mae

Tamamo-no-Mae is a figure in Japanese legend portrayed as an exceptionally beautiful and learned woman at the imperial court. The story reveals her to be a disguised nine-tailed fox whose influence causes illness and disorder around Emperor Toba, after which warriors pursue her to the plain of Nasu....

16 Skechers Viper Court Elite

Skechers Viper Court Elite is a performance pickleball shoe from U.S. brand Skechers, known for court stability and high-traction outsole design.

17 Skechers SKX Reign

Skechers SKX Reign is a performance basketball sneaker from U.S. brand Skechers, notable for entering the brand's modern court-sport range.

18 Skechers Viper Court Pro

The Skechers Viper Court Pro is an athletic shoe specifically designed for the sport of pickleball. It is manufactured by the American footwear company Skechers and features a specialized court-ready outsole made of Goodyear rubber to provide enhanced traction and durability on smooth surfaces. The...

19 Skechers SKX Full-Court Press

Skechers SKX Full-Court Press is a basketball sneaker from U.S. brand Skechers, named for a defensive tactic and built for court performance.

20 Skechers SKX Nexus

Skechers SKX Nexus is a basketball shoe from U.S. brand Skechers, notable as part of the company's expanded performance court lineup.

21 Skechers SKX Resagrip

Skechers SKX Resagrip is a basketball shoe from U.S. brand Skechers, notable for traction-focused court design in the brand's SKX lineup.

22 Skechers Viper Court Reload

Skechers Viper Court Reload is a court sneaker from U.S. brand Skechers, notable for pickleball-focused stability and traction for quick lateral movement.

23 Skechers Viper Court Rally

Skechers Viper Court Rally is a court shoe from U.S. brand Skechers, notable for pickleball use and grip-focused rubber traction on indoor or outdoor courts.

24 Skechers SKX Float

Skechers SKX Float is a basketball shoe from U.S. brand Skechers, distinguished by lightweight cushioning for indoor court play.

25 Skechers Viper Court Smash

Skechers Viper Court Smash is a pickleball court shoe from U.S. brand Skechers, distinguished by supportive construction and durable rubber traction.

26 Rubovia Lord Chamberlain

The Lord Chamberlain is a fussy royal official named MacBeth in Rubovia, a 1950s BBC television series created by Gordon Murray.

27 Tamburello
Tamburello

Tamburello is an Italian ball sport using tambourine-like bats, notable for an Italian championship form in 1896 and a federation founded in 1926.

28 Jeu de paume

Jeu de paume is the French court game that led to real tennis and modern tennis, notable for its 1908 Olympic event won by Jay Gould II.

29 Judge Mathis

Judge Mathis was an American arbitration-based courtroom show led by former Michigan judge Greg Mathis for 24 seasons from 1999 to 2023.

30 Pelham Puppets Knave of Hearts

Pelham Puppets Knave of Hearts is an English wooden marionette of Lewis Carroll's tart-theft defendant, notable in the rare 1950s Alice range.

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