Fulehung

The Fulehung is a figure who plays a central role at the annual Thuner Volksfest Ausschiesset. Flue Hung Burn is German and it means "Lazy Dog". The figure goes back to Thunner's participation in the battle of Muren. At that time, Tuna managed to catch the jailer, Karl Bold, Thun pulled him to the streets. He broke up and Tuna had avenged himself for taunting himself as a prisoner of a court, he wore a stupid garland with a mask. It is said that the original mask was around 1930. The museum was stolen from the museum, so the correct age of the mask can not be done now.

The oldest report from the late 19^th century on the fullhang date, but there is no statement about possible connection with the Burgundian wars, is still made about age or origin.Fulhung is in the autumn in Ouschiset in Thuna, annually. In the 18th century, common with Oscisset, she can be traced, she was a staunch rifle indicator of the society, she was responsible for peace and order. In 1840 there are further references in the context of Fulhang, but here in 1855 she was wearing the Oschatset and Clamp cap. At that time, though, he was called Fulehung but not Bajaj. In 1864, the devil-masked fool was officially introduced by crossbow shooters and was mainly made for children's entertainment.