The Eglinton Tournament was a grand medieval-style event held in 1839 in Eglinton Castle, Scotland. Organized by the 13th Earl of Eglinton, it featured knights in armor competing in various contests, including jousting and archery. The tournament aimed to revive the chivalric traditions of the past and attracted many spectators, making it a significant social event of its time. The tournament included a colorful pageant with participants dressed in elaborate costumes, representing different noble houses. It was not only a display of skill and bravery but also a celebration of Victorian ideals of honor and romance. Despite its grandeur, the event faced challenges, including poor weather and logistical issues, which affected its overall success.