Detailed description
The table stood in the middle, with a chair in each of the three corners, so that each of the representatives sat in their own area.
During the shared meal and drinks, they discussed and acknowledged the correctness of the departed borders.
If one party protested, they parted ways without a communal snack.
Today, the Four Lords Stone serves as a resting point for hikers.
Brief description
Where three regions (principalities, lordships, counties) met, the owners or officials would occasionally gather during boundary walks as a symbol of neighborly friendship at a communal table to enjoy a simple meal.