Simeon the Stylite by Carel Willink

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Simeon the Stylite by Carel Willink

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Historical Armenian clothing
[Top: Cilician Bride; Bottom: Woman from the Bagratid Dynasty between the 9th and 13th century]
Cover of the Day: Micronauts #26 (February, 1981) Art by Pat Broderick
Medieval Armenian Copper & Maya Obsidian Arrowhead.
Near East, Armenia, Medieval era, Cilician period, ca. 1198 to 1375 CE; Pre-Columbian, Maya (Southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, and El Salvador), ca. 250 to 900 CE.
A compelling transcontinental pairing of martial and hunting technology, comprising a Medieval Armenian copper-alloy arrowhead and a Pre-Columbian Maya obsidian arrowhead. The Armenian example, forged in copper during the Cilician Kingdom period, is distinguished by its barbed, trident-like form. Such arrowheads were designed for both piercing armor and ensuring that extraction from flesh or hide would prove difficult, a feature consistent with the warfare of the Crusader and Armenian frontier. Its triangular central spine and extended barbs exemplify the military craftsmanship of the late medieval Near East, where metallurgy and martial innovation intersected in the defense of kingdoms under constant pressure. The Maya counterpart, expertly flaked from volcanic obsidian, bears the glossy sheen and sharp conchoidal fractures typical of this prized lithic material. Shaped into a barbed, tanged form, it represents the technological sophistication of Maya lithic artisanship. Obsidian arrowheads such as this would have served dual roles in hunting and conflict, their razor-sharp edges capable of cutting with surgical precision. The use of obsidian also carried symbolic associations with divine fire and ritual sacrifice in Mesoamerican cosmology.
Meet
the Cilician-Armenian fictional cousin I made for Baldwin:
✨ Gabriyel ✨
He is the one who sends Lialusin Լիալուսին from Alexandretta, as a gift with blessings from Prince Rupen III 🤍 when Raymond’s regency is ending and Baldwin’s adult reign begins 👑 (why not as a coronation gift? Because during that time, Prince Mleh ruled, and he was sassy and hostileeee 💀) which makes Lia a very young little mare (she actually is far from little already tho!)
As soon as Lialusin gets to Jerry (Jerusalem, as nicknamed by Ridley 🤭) still as a filly, Abu starts training her with Baldwin in mind, first with voice commands as he trains her in alternative dressage, then once she can be ridden, he teaches her the riding style *a la gineta* with leg commands. (Having previously taught Baldwin to ride this way with the other horses before Lialusin; Saud and Prinsaut.)
Again, Gabriyel is a fictional distant cousin, an original character of mine. I named him that way in honor of Gabriyel of Melitene father of Morfia (though this does not necessarily mean he is from the Melitene line, the Armenian influence on Baldwin’s paternal line. May be thru Agnès’ influence/line too. I do not specify which bc I do not see it as necessary since he is not a major character and I like to leave it as “pending”, up to interpretation or preference of the reader. I did give him the placeholder surname of “of (house) Lampron” though. Might or might not give him a “regular” surname like Kachatryan.)
•I also spell it Gabriyel and not Gabriel bc: 1) I do not want people pronouncing all these names in their minds automatically with a misplaced English accent. 2) the way I saw around it was that the name is written in Armenian as Գաբրիել with the letter “Ե/ե” that is an E that is pronounced more like ‘Ye’. (A “normal” ‘E’ would be “Է/է”) and before that letter is an ‘i’ “ի”. Hence Gabriyel. 🇦🇲
Gabriyel has a sister whose hair is wheat brown and eyes are turquoise w hazel. Will include her in future doodles, w Gab and Baudi <3 Gab is a little older.
There is no record of cousins like these, on the off chance, these would not have been recorded—not in crusader chronicles certainly. Only princes and similar rank would be noted usually. Gives me creative liberty to do fun stuff like this (fun for me lol maybe everyone else is like ok idc) but that is another reason I do not specify a genealogical line for the moment. I feel bad choosing one and the other. Maybe in the future I realize a reason for why to choose one over the other. Morfia is my ancestor too so it will be the more likely choice 😅
He is the cutest patootest!!! This is kinda unfinished, just like a doodle made in a few days, but i could not wait to share him as he will be mentioned soon in HCW. I forgot his freckles (he reminds me of Eva Green tbh! It was unintentional :3), to make his blush more blushy, and his armenian cross

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1. The Flag of Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia (under the Rubenid dynasty) 2. The Flag of Narnia (The Chronicles of Narnia, C. S. Lewis)
Coin of the Day #473 (8/20/2025)
Was about to chalk this one up as an imitation after not being able to find a match. Sent pics to RPC and they figured it out! A unique coin of a scarce ruler from a scarce city…
Roman Province - Cilicia
AE25 - 7.47g
Maximus as Caesar 236-238 AD
Selinus-Traianopolis Mint
Obverse ΓΑΙΟ ΟΥ ΜΑΞΙΜΟC
Bust of Maximus right, draped, cuirassed, from behind
Reverse ΤΡΑΙΑΝΟ CΕΛΙΝΟΥC (retrograde)
Tyche standing left, holding rudder and cornucopiae
RPC VI 31001 (plate)
Lyrnessos (Troad): the Cilician city of Lyrnessos was located in the Troad, to the south-east of Mount Ida - according to legend, Achilles of Phthia made a great foray to the south of Mount Ida where he attacked twenty-four cities, including Lyrnessos.
Coverage of the various historical cultures, rulers, and states of the Near East