Lajkonik

Krakow's 'Lajkonik' is ...

• the oldest representative of the city brotherhoods

• city official in disguise

• warrior with sword and shield

• bearded horseman in oriental costume.

The name Lajkonik comes from ...

• a German word that used to mean a guild brotherhood

• from an old Polish word meaning 'to pour water'

• from the German word 'Lauf' meaning little horse.

• from the word 'Leichkonik' from the Silesian dialect

As the first, Lajkonik and his parade were organized by the city fraternity dealing with the supply of lumber to local mines, in which century did it take place?

• XVI

• XIII

• XVIII

• XIX

In what month is the parade usually held?

• May

• July

• June

• August

Lajkonik's final appearance appeared in

• XVIII century

• XVI century

• XIII century

• XX century

Currently, Lajkonik's march is financed by the city of Krakow, the march was financed by ...

• city brotherhood

• Monastery of the nuns of Saint Norbert from Zwierzyniec

• city residents

• church authorities

The tradition of the Lajkonik parade comes from the commemoration of ...

• Tatar raids

• pagan ceremonies

• religious ceremonies of the three kings

• completely invented

Which Polish famous artist designed a funky Lajkonik outfit for over 100 years?

• Stanisław Wyspianski

• Jacek Malczewski

• Karol Szymanowski

• Grzegorz Fitelberg

'mlaskoty' is part of the Lajkonik retinue, they deal with ...

• protecting the Lajkonik during his frolics

• collecting donations for the show

• musicians playing drums, violins, basses

• they keep order during the parade