Thread 519144640

>A noble girl, bored and thirsty, orders her soldiers to bring her some peasant toy to have some fun with (forcibly, against the peasant's will)
Did this ever happen in history?

>>519144640 (OP)
The last time you posted this it didn't even get to 300 replies
Nigger

not in any setting that looked like that, any sexual encounters outside marriage was strictly forbidden in medieval europe so no likely, maybe china or some other fucked up place

>>519144640 (OP)

Didn’t Catherine the Great grab some soldier studs intermittently?


I’m sure it happened here and there.

>>519144640 (OP)
Fucking rich sluts is a poor boy pastime. It works so well because neither of us want marriage, but sometimes they get the kids anyway.

>>519145352
t. The Rothschild Times

>>519144640 (OP)
The soldiers work for the lord, not the lady, and would never obey such an order. Indeed, the lord would have had them hanged if they did obey it.

>>519144801
>people only started doing weird depraved shit in modern europe
nigga I'm catholic and I'll be the first guy to call you a retard

>>519146009
Rothschild was German (just like Catherine)

>>519144801
>any sexual encounters outside marriage was strictly forbidden in medieval europe
bro have you seen how many bastards nobles in europe were having during medieval times, or any time in history

>>519146974
Well that is when it became known to the average person just how degenerate things are. Printed media, pictures, information exchange made it much harder to suffocate a scandal

>>519147262
yeah and that has ups and downs. I'm also not one to endorse the downright demonic shit we're getting up to these days as okay because "actually medieval europe had pedophile furries too see! they're le heckin historically valid". But I can't stand pearl clutching retards (usually, american christians in my experience) who seem to think the ancient world's repressive moral codes directly translated to much more moral societies. E.g. ancient rome, insanely repressive moral code by our standards, and yet many of the cities' ghettoes would make kowloon walled city look like disneyland.

>>519145352
Yes, but she was ugly. She didn't look like the girl in OP which is how princesses and empresses SHOULD look

>>519147727
Americans never had feudal societies or monarchy so they aren't taught that in schools.
If the only information about what medieval Europe was like I recevied was from "Lord of the rings", I would look at that with rose tinted glasses too.

>Tour de Nesle affair
>Blanche and Margaret were tried before the Paris Parlement and found guilty of adultery. The two women had their heads shaven and were sentenced to life imprisonment.
>The Tour de Nesle scandal led to the imprisonment of Blanche and Margaret, and the execution of their lovers. Having been tortured, the guilty knights Gautier and Philippe were then killed; most histories agree that they were first castrated and then either drawn and quartered or flayed alive, broken on a wheel and then hanged.

HELLO???

>>519149013
>The affair badly damaged the reputation of women in senior French circles, contributing to the way that the Salic Law was implemented during subsequent arguments over the succession to the throne. When Louis died unexpectedly in 1316, supporters of his daughter Joan found that suspicions hung over her parentage following the scandal and that the French nobility were increasingly cautious over the concept of a woman inheriting the throne – Louis' brother, Philip took power instead, first as regent pending the birth of Louis' posthumous child, John, and then as king following that infant's death within days. Philip died unexpectedly young as well, and his younger brother Charles did not live long after remarrying after his coronation, similarly dying without male heirs. The interpretation of the Salic Law then placed the French succession in doubt. Despite Philip of Valois, the son of Charles of Valois, claiming the throne with French noble support, Edward III of England, the son of Isabella was able to press his own case, resulting in the ensuing Hundred Years War (1337–1453).

>>519144640 (OP)
The only way I could see it is she likes to torture people and get away with it

>>519144640 (OP)
Quit reading my blog.

>>519144640 (OP)
Chad only

>>519147857
We know of Conan, who wore the Jeweled Crown of Aquilonia upon his troubled brow.

>>519144640 (OP)
If you think a princess is going to get wet for a peasant, you don't understand women at all. A very weird gay feminist thought process is required to think this.
>>519149013
Based.

This one killed serfs for fun? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darya_Nikolayevna_Saltykova

>>519144640 (OP)
Never happened. But should have.

Bathory

>>519146974
you are the retard here, people got their heads cut off for infidelity