The Medieval Warlord

Draw it to Simon! (From Dongluo guy)

There was a tanning method in the European Middle Ages, as described in the novel. Because there will always be a stench, it's not possible to open a workshop anywhere. And cobblers will also make people stay away from them. In the main plot of the game "Heavenly Deliverance", the little cobbler Ricky is not well-liked by the villagers because of this, and then poaches, organizes robberies, and goes astray. According to unofficial records, Robert I, Duke of Normandy, saw a girl from a cobbler's family holding up her skirt and stepping on leather. The Grand Duke probably saw the sperm on the girl's white thighs... And then he had an illegitimate son, William. At one time, a city hung leather on the city wall to mock William as a descendant of a tanner.

ScienceP: Viking combat skills When fighting on land, the Vikings favored the shield wall (skjaldborg) formation. The front ranks of the phalanx were deployed with soldiers with better weapons and armor. Occasionally, the Vikings would deploy two or more such shield wall phalanxes, such as at the battles of Ashdown and Meretun in 871, and the battle of Corbridg in 918 (in which they organized four detachments to serve as reserves in concealed positions). Some combatants deployed in mutually supporting shield wall phalanxes can also be used to conduct surprise attacks. The main variant formation of the Viking pure phalanx is the so-called "pig formation" (svinfylka). This is a wedge-shaped formation, said to be invented by the god Odin, and its long history can be seen from it. This formation is more likely to be derived from the porcinum capet, the infantry legion formation of the late Roman Empire in the 4th or 5th century, rather than from the teachings of the so-called God of War. The "Book of Flat Islands" describes this formation as having two people in the first column, three people in the second column, and five people in the third column. They can either go into battle separately or advance and retreat together, so the whole formation looks like a zigzag. Although the Vikings mainly fought on foot, they occasionally used cavalry on the battlefield, such as the Battle of Sulcoit in Ireland in 968 and the Battle of Montfaucon in France in 888. More commonly, however, the Vikings used horses solely as a tool to increase mobility on their raiding expeditions. For this purpose they either herded the horses close to the camp, or after a battle took away all the horses of the enemy who had been killed. In 885, an escalating siege of Rochester caused the Vikings to abandon their horses. This lack of mobility may have affected their subsequent departure from the mainland. In late 9th century England, as both the Vikings and Saxons began to use castles, a method of positional warfare developed. In areas already occupied by the Vikings, ancient Scandinavian fortifications often included trenches and dam walls, along with wooden stockade walls. The Vikings would occupy remote coastal areas and islands to use as safe landing ports. Such naval bases were sometimes undefended because they were remote, surrounded by water, and the Scandinavians controlled the sea routes. Viking occupation of such places was generally temporary, although reuse in future years was common.

I'll put here a table of titles of HRE that I think of and a translation that I think of. Kaiser Emperor König King Kurfürst Elector Fürst Prince Prinz Prince Erzherzog Grand Duke Herzog Duke Pfaltzgraf Court Count Markgraf Border Count Landgraf Local Count Freedomgraf Free Earl Grafs above have a higher status than ordinary grafs. Imperialgraf Earl of Empire Burggraf Earl of Fortress Deichgraf Earl of Dam Hallgraf Earl of Hall Wikgraf Earl of Harbor There are many more, such as Earl of Wasteland, Earl of Forest and so on. Vicegraf Viscount Baron Baronet Baronet Lord Freiherr Freier Baronet Ritter Knight

It feels like the author has been emphasizing daily life, writing in very detail, and giving people a really strong sense of immersion. But I have read more than 100 chapters 😅😅😅 Medieval marriages, commerce, maritime trade, princes, princesses, heretics, heretics, crusaders, and holy wars, that is not written. Always emphasizing the daily life of a village. Can you walk up step by step? Can the pattern be bigger?

I play Kingdom Come, I play Crusader Kings, I play Mount and Blade, and I play Total War. Reading this book is so exciting 🙂😍😍

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I have never seen a novel with such poor writing but such good reviews from readers. God is so strange. Usually when I encounter this kind of novel with extremely poor writing skills and a logic of thinking that does not conform to the laws of the times and modern times, I get a lot of criticism. Why is it that everyone here is applauding it. A victory for hunger marketing?

A year has passed, and I came back to take a look. Not bad, I have collected 15 chapters. In ten years, I will have 150 chapters to read. Come on, author (ง •̀_•́)ง

The tax collector in front acted like a slap in the face to Xiao Bai Wen. The second son of a medieval aristocrat was still a real aristocrat. Does this little tax collector dare to directly slap the protagonist in the face? Even the second son of the family has the identity of the master. If he abandons it, there will be three golden chapters.