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1 month ago

The Mythological Ancestry of England's Medieval Kings - Medievalists.net

What do a pagan war god and a serpent-tailed fairy have in common? Both were claimed as ancestors by England's medieval kings, who used myth and legend to elevate their status and reinforce their right to rule.
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fromwww.independent.co.uk
2 months ago

Aristocrat Constance Marten tells jury a member of her family doesn't want me alive'

Constance Marten claims her aristocratic family poses a threat to her safety, alleging harassment linked to their influential connections.
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

The aristocrat diet: why do posh people eat such beige, bland, boring food?

The Aristocrat Diet reflects class distinctions in food preferences, emphasizing richness while avoiding lower-class foods.
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3 months ago

What Medieval Women Read - Medievalists.net

Women in the Middle Ages were not only readers but also maintained substantial libraries, challenging the notion of exclusive male literacy.
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5 months ago

Henry the Young King: Top Star in the Tournament World - Medievalists.net

Tournaments were a critical aspect of 12th-century aristocratic life, providing knights with fame and identity.
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5 months ago

New Medieval Books: The Art of Medieval Falconry - Medievalists.net

Falconry was a significant cultural and diplomatic practice in the Middle Ages, impacting human-animal relationships and aristocratic lifestyles.
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