
Beginning with the Electors and Overthrowing the Holy See
从选帝侯开始覆灭罗马教廷
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- 664k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
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- 15h ago
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- Qidian
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Tell a joke
Can a nobleman of the electorate's level be sentenced to death at the stake by a cardinal? It's not like the Holy See usually punishes nobles of this level. It's really too outrageous to punish them. Why the death penalty?
Some people really think that religious authority without the support of violence can make lords and kings surrender. The so-called supremacy of religious authority is just a power struggle between the monarch and his vassals in this name. It's ridiculous.
To tell a joke, if an elector can be sentenced to the stake, he will not be innocent wherever he goes. In all likelihood, it is the time traveler who uses "equality" to cause trouble, causing outrage and resentment, and everyone above and below will rebel against it.