I Rub My Hands in a Medieval Manor

I just saw a brother questioning why the protagonist can find an uninhabited land at the beginning. Here I will explain it from a realistic perspective to readers who have the same questions Before answering this question, please allow me to give you a brief understanding of a relatively popular concept in the history circle in recent years, namely Willem van Schendel, a historian at the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. The "Zomia" theory proposed by Schendel In order to let everyone understand this theory as quickly as possible, please allow me to summarize it as "geographic resistance" (original text is friction of The specific connotation of terrain) is simplified as "Historically, governments located in lowland population centers cannot effectively control large areas of the mainland" (for example, the Sun Wu regime during the Three Kingdoms and even the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties still could not completely eliminate Shanyue in the ruled areas) With the continuous development of human beings in the past century, the impact of terrain resistance has become minimal. It was not until the industrial age that "places with reclamation value" were trampled by the footsteps of modern civilization. So what was the situation in Western Europe in the mid-eleventh century when the protagonist Luc in the novel lived? Professor P. Boissonnade in his "LIFE AND WORK IN MEDIEVAL" EUROPE " records "Before the eleventh century, most of the forest areas in the plains of Flanders and the Netherlands extended out until they were connected with the vast forests of the Ardennes and Eifel, the latter being the famous charcoal-burner's forest mentioned in the legend." "From From the Argonne Mountains to the Alps and the Pyrenees, from the sea to the Jura Mountains, it is all forest, mixed with some open plains that have been cultivated." Author's note), within five days not a soul could be seen. " "In France, the Cistercian Order, the Canonists, the Carthusians, and the Knights Templar, together with the most intelligent feudal lords, supported by the entire peasantry, conquered the provinces that had until then been covered by great forests, such as Artois and Piccard. Di, Fengdie, Normandy, Champagne, Upper Burgundy, Aquitaine and the southeast have all been turned into grasslands, pastures and cultivated land. Huge reclamation work has been carried out for three centuries." So we can clearly understand that the situation in Western Europe is several orders of magnitude worse than that in our country, and there are wilderness areas everywhere. Even the Sun Wu regime, the two Jin Dynasties, and later the Southern Dynasties regime could not completely eliminate scattered local forces like Baiyue. So it makes sense to look at it that way.

It's this type again. . . . Medieval hand rub manor opening

I was always doubting myself when I was writing this book, and I thought about giving up many times. After all, the editor still refused to sign the book after persisting for so long. But after thinking about it carefully, I still hope that the characters in the book will have a happy ending.

My doubt is that the protagonist completed cutting 20 logs and building a cabin in two days. This is a bit inhuman.

This is the fourth book I've read about traveling through the Middle Ages as a deserter and rubbing hands in a manor. . . .

Schematic diagram of the city wall

I want to give birth to the author🐒monkey🐵

It's very similar to how I built a manor in the Middle Ages.

Even if it is an uninhabited land, it cannot be occupied at will. The enfeoffment system has its own owner.

Come on, I hope this is the case. Brother Changzi is here.

Do you have any recommendations? Try to find a way to catch up on reading, and while there are still one to four rounds of recommendations in the new book issue, the few recommended ones will add up to your collection.

The valley map and Renault image are generated by AI and may be inaccurate in many places. Miao Miao will try to get a better picture later.

Baby, hurry up and update it. I'll finish reading it in two times.

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I'm curious to ask if the author is just farming or is he competing for hegemony?

553218165 QQ book club, everyone is welcome to give your opinions.

Don't you have the money to make a date? It's well written.

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