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An event for male aristocrats with wine, music, and intellectual games; a show of both hedonism and philosophical discussion.

Involved multiple courses with exotic foods like flamingo and peacock, emphasized social hierarchy, and featured entertainment and philosophical conversation.

Displayed the empire's variety of foods like potatoes and guinea pigs, reinforced social cohesion, and honored the Sun God Inti.

Featuring maize, beans, and chili peppers; ritualistic undertones for gods' appeasement; social stratification was clear.

Included rich, elaborate dishes, with music and dance, often celebrating military victories or religious ceremonies.

A display of wealth and power, with multiple courses of meats and sweets, often including lavish entertainment like jesters or minstrels.

Emphasized complex dishes with symbolic meanings, lasted many courses; integral to diplomacy and celebrations of the Lunar New Year.

Included foods like bread, beer, and meat; celebrated religious events or pharaoh's power; and aimed at showcasing Egypt's abundance.

Consisted of meat from hunts, mead, and was a social event to forge alliances or celebrate victories.

Although often portrayed as barbaric, Attila's feasts likely involved a variety of roast meats and grains, serving to bind his warriors and display his might.

Marriage celebrations encapsulating the grandeur of the Renaissance period with sumptuous foods, elaborate pageantry, and demonstrating alliances.

Featured meats like pork and beef, with alcohol such as mead or beer, in a communal setting promoting social bonds and hierarchy.

Offered a variety of foods, such as dumplings and roast meats; showcased calligraphy and poetry; and included toasting ceremonies.

Notorious for excess, with foods like camel heels and parrotfish liver; symbolized the emperor's decadence and disregard for traditional Roman values.

Included an array of dishes like stews with breads, rich desserts, wines; used as a means of displaying the Achaemenid Empire's wealth and opulence.

Roman Emperor known for opulent and decadent banquets that would last for days, symbolizing the excesses of his reign.

Involved chocolate beverages, tamales, and tropical fruits; marked social hierarchy and political alliances; included ball games and human sacrifices.

A 16th-century royal summit between England and France with an extravagant display of wealth and diplomacy through feasting, jousting, and entertainment.

Typically involved large quantities of ale and meat, reflected the social and military hierarchies of Saxon society.