A mock sea battle is what the Romans did. They did this by flooding the Colosseum and fighting till the death. The winner would get paid and leave with their lives
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A mock battle in midevil times was called jousting.
The mock sea battles were called "naumachiae" or "numachia" in the singular.The mock sea battles were called "naumachiae" or "numachia" in the singular.The mock sea battles were called "naumachiae" or "numachia" in the singular.The mock sea battles were called "naumachiae" or "numachia" in the singular.The mock sea battles were called "naumachiae" or "numachia" in the singular.The mock sea battles were called "naumachiae" or "numachia" in the singular.The mock sea battles were called "naumachiae" or "numachia" in the singular.The mock sea battles were called "naumachiae" or "numachia" in the singular.The mock sea battles were called "naumachiae" or "numachia" in the singular.
The Romans had ways of "flooding" the entire ground area to stage mock sea battles that they had won, they also used it for mock land battles of course-- i just find that flooding the colosseum in ancient times would have been a sight to see. gladiators of course had most of their fights here as well as the animals and alot of christians were put to death here.
There were many hastiludes to train knights. Mock battles between large groups were called melees. There were also tournaments, jousts, pas d'armes, quintains, and other war games.
mocking a parliament is called mock parliament