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> > > Not ahistorical actually. Everything within a knights realm of control was his property. If that included village, so be it. > > > > I thought knights would get a piece of arable land, not an entire village to manage? But that's even better then. Do you guys think this is going too much into details? > > Probably We don't need to have it perfectly accurate. Different areas operated differently so it's not too important.

Not ahistorical actually. Everything within a knights realm of control was his property. If that included village, so be it.

50 days as needed. Another way money could come in was by initiating large building projects. As with tournaments this would first drain the coffers but with the influx of laborers, masons, and carpenters, as well as pilgrims if the building is a sizable cathedral, the lord would eventually make back much more in taxes than they spent. While the lord himself might not make it, the dynasty would benefit from the income. As to the knighting I don't know how it was handled in Austria but I believe anyone count or above could knight another. Maybe knights could do this as well. I haven't looked at medieval history in a while.

 Lee Enfield certainly was a nice gun.

 Ah, classics. I prefer the Garand myself.

 Tinfoil to the max



 That ammo thing again...

This still open? Looks fun.