What is the heavy ball called attached to a chain that's attached to your leg in medieval times?

Question

The heavy is attached to a chain and the chain is attached to your leg so you can't move in medieval times.

Answer 1

Authentics™ London Clink Prison

Dungeon Ball and Chain Leg Shackles

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These very "authentic" and operational Dungeon Ball and Chains were modeled from those used in the Clink Prison of London, England. The "Clink" used shackles for confinement and as a deterrent to escape. The ring keeps the ball from rolling, causing a prisoner to drag instead of roll the ball, slowing their escape. This is a heavy handmade replica quite accurate in style and functionality to the original. A blackened heavy iron ball is encased by a solid ring and bars which attaches to a large ring and chain. This chain is securely attached to a hinged iron leg shackle that can be shut and secured by a lock. This is a must for any serious collector of dungeon and confinement pieces from the middle ages through the Renaissance. Weighs over 16 pound and extends over 40". Functional

Answer 2

Chain attached to your leg so you can't move.

Answer 3

just a ball and chain, nothing fancy

Answer 4

Same as today, "Your wife!"

As in "Aw, that just the old "ball and chain."

Answer 5

dungeon ball and chain

Answer 6

its called a iron miter