there are many thousands of accounts of pas d'armes during this period. one notable and special account is that of suero de quiñones who in 1434 established the "passo honroso" ("pass[age] of honour") at the órbigo bridge in castile. this road was used by pilgrims all over europe on the way to shrine at santiago de compostela and it was june when thousands would pass. suero and ten knights promised to fight 300 times ("break 300 lances") before leaving the pas d'armes.