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Broke: “lord king”
-explicitly masculine
-sounds weird
-female equivalent is “lady queen” which I’m not sure was a thing people said(?)
Woke: ring-giver
-anybody can give you a ring
-rings are pretty
-sounds poetic and awesome
-thank you for the ring
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Mutuals do this
I am calling the entire knightcore tag for being NORMAN PROPAGANDA and WEIRD BODYGUARD KINKS that don’t make a whole lot of sense in historical context. If you want SAXON AND NORSE PROPAGANDA, a very niche and less romanticized medieval warrior elite and the potential for even WEIRDER bodyguard kinks that make SLIGHTLY MORE SENSE in historical context, convert. Come to the dark side. We have cool rings and swords and helmets and stuff and have cozy warm halls where you can warm your hands by the fire and enjoy a cup of something nice and some weird Northern European food with your weird early medieval thegn buddies.
“ Swa sceal geong guma gode gewyrcean, fromum feohgiftum on fæder bearme, þæt hine on ylde eft gewunigen wilgesiþas, þonne wig cume, leode gelæsten; lofdædum sceal in mægþa gehwære man geþeon.” -Beowulf, lines 20-25 This blog is not to be conflated with knightcore. Here, we celebrate a much earlier concept, known as the Thegn, the Huskarl, the Hearthguard or any other such word for an armed retainer in early medieval England and Scandinavia. Furnished in fine-linked mail and iron-wrought helms, these warriors were fiercely loyal and a lord seldom went where his retinue could not follow. Images: Still from The Northman (2022) by Robert Eggers Art from the trailer of Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia (2018) The Gilling Sword, housed at the Museum of York Art from the video game Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia
In early Germanic societies, arm rings were commonly given by a lord to his retainers and those loyal to him as a gift to mark those who had sworn an oath to him. This makes thegns (huskarls, hearthguards, etc) basically a bunch of dudes in chainmail and helmets with friendship bracelets.
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Fact: early medieval lords and retainers had a QPR
Art from the game Thrones of Britannia~
