The Ox King, also known as Gyū-Maō in Japanese, is a powerful warrior and the father of Chi-Chi and the father-in-law of Goku. With his immense strength and fiery personality, the Ox King has become a fan-favorite character among Dragon Ball Z enthusiasts. The Kirtlington Lamb Ale was revived circa 1979 as a morris dancing festival. It is held on the weekend of Trinity Sunday except when this coincides with the Spring Bank Holiday weekend. This is because the Bampton dancers host a similar gathering of morris dancers on that weekend, having transferred to that date when the Spring Bank Holiday was divorced from the feast of Whitsun in 1967. Headington Quarry Morris Dancers have also transferred their traditional appearance in their community from Whit Monday to Spring Bank Holiday Monday. Apart from a few traditional or revived community appearance such as these, morris dancing of the kind exemplified by Headington Quarry and Kirtlington is now most often encountered outside pubs on summer evenings (sometimes with more than one team coming together for a convivial evening); or at folk festivals as 'concert' performances and in workshops to teach the dances. Many teams perform dances from different sources; a handful of teams claim descent from 'traditional' teams, others are revivals of local dances within their original communities. Still others create new styles or new dances within existing styles. Morris dancing in England

Ox King cosplay is a fantastic way to show your admiration for this iconic Dragon Ball Z character. With our high-quality cosplay costume and accessories, you can transform into the mighty warrior and make a lasting impression at any event.The Kirtlington version of the dance has been reconstructed from partial information preserved in Cecil Sharp's manuscripts.) Here is a very simple donkey costume that your child can throw over themselves as they crawl on all fours. Oxford was outside the Danelaw, so most of us re-enact Anglo-Saxons. However, it was a centre of trade in those days, where all kinds of people could be encountered. Some people like to dress as rich Lords, others as poor peasants. Some prefer to represent Vikings, others want to be amongst William's men as the Normans land at Pevensey - everyone is free to choose whatever ethnic group they would like to belong to. But beware, you may find your friends on the other side of the shield-wall one day.

Personality: Despite his imposing appearance, Ox-King is a kind-hearted and jovial individual. He cares deeply for his daughter, Chi-Chi, and later for his granddaughter, Pan. His imposing presence often contrasts with his gentle and caring nature.Okay, there aren’t any tutorials for this… Jesus was wrapped in swaddling clothes and placed in a manger. As long as your baby doll or actual baby is swaddled in a linen blanket or some kind, you’re good to go! Joe Trafford was a dancer with the Headington Quarry Dancers from at the latest 1847 (i.e. as a young boy) to about 1880, and 'foreman' (leading dancer) of the side for part of that period. Trafford is pictured in the photograph of the team taken c.1875 [ Oxfordshire Photographic Archive/National Monuments Record negative CC71/70] , the leftmost figure seated on the ground. Not listed in the Accession Book but listed in the Added [Geographical] Card Catalogue entry (5) White handkerchief. 980 x 930 mm

You can get Mary costume sewing patterns McCall’s 2339, McCall’s 2060, or Simplicity 8275 for adults or Simplicity 7029for children.

Line illustration in The Oxford Journal, 21 February 1912, with an account of a lecture by T. Tindall Wildridge. Also, don’t forget to look around in your own clothes to see if you have a piece of material or a long sleeved t-shirt or long skirt that you’re not using. This is a cheap way to creat costumes without having to buy something new!