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Follow up on the Northern knights question. Would it have made sense for the North to have a layer of nobility that is effectively a knight without the religious significance?
I believe that's what masterly houses are - they're landed knights under a new name.
-SLAL
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If you are fascinated by history deep dives that look past the glamorous myths of knights to focus on how regular people actually lived, survived, and paid their bills, you will love this. Jonathan Kithcart just published an engaging piece titled Medieval Church Tithing: How Tithes Shaped Religion, Society, and Church Authority that explores the financial backbone of the Middle Ages. The article breaks down how a mandatory tax on crops, livestock, and labor created the wealth behind the world's most famous historic cathedrals. It is a fantastic guide for history nerds, writers building fantasy worlds, or anyone who loves tracking down the origins of modern societal power. Link to the full guide below:
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"Update on the gentle slide back into feudalism"
You are describing a hero BBC, he just wasn't a cartoon saint:
"[Robin Hood] wasn't noble at all, but a yeoman, a rung above a peasant...and while he was perfectly nice to the poor, helping them was not his main purpose. His enemies were the corrupt clergy and the land-owning nobles who took advantage of their underlings."
Robin Hood began as an oral tradition in the 12th Century before morphing into a heroic, family-friendly stereotype – here's how new takes a
An inhabited initial from a 13th-century French text representing the tripartite social order of the Middle Ages
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I am continually baffled by the number of feudal systems of the near past that forbid certain servant groups from having relationships and children. Isn't that counterintuitive? If you are a feudal lord where the hell is your next generation of servants coming from? How the hell is your society even maintaining replacement rate if you keep taking away a good chunk of the reproductive capability WHILE living in a high child mortality environment.
(Trying to) hold power to account: "It's 1381 and the peasants are revolting"
(Plus- hot dogs for the KIng and Queen)
Politics by other means: https://roughlydaily.com/2026/06/11/im-mad-as-hell-and-im-not-going-to-take-this-anymore-2/
One of those live audience programs about family issues, divorce, infidelity and the like. Except it's vassals and liege lords accusing each other of not adhering properly to their oaths.
