Clearly you never saw the kind of battle that happen on here when someone say "ntr".
It's controversial among historians if jus primae noctis (literally "right of the first night" in latin) really existed as in "right to take the virginity of the bride". Most of them consider it to be one of those urban legend that where create during Renaissance area and after to paint Middle Age in a bad way. Available evidence seems to point that it wasn't legal anywhere. It was probably mostly lords abusing their power to rape young women in a context were they mostly have impunity.
A king of France famously died in the dumbest death ever. He tried to rape a young woman, the girl flee, he follows her on his horse. The woman entered a building. The king followed full speed still on the horse. The door was to small to enter of a horse, the king hit his head badly on the wood and then fall, then he succumbs to the injuries.