Who was in the wrong here?
Who was in the wrong here?
Henry Wright
Lucas Davis
the Jews and the Papists
Jacob Sanchez
notice how Alsace is not present
Juan Flores
Honestly, if you didn't see this coming, you deserve it.
Jaxson Russell
Hans please go.
Austin Allen
...
Isaiah Martinez
Richard the Lionheart dead in 1199
John Lackland king from 1199 to 1216
Samuel Peterson
shall we show you a picture of pr*ssia at the time?
Cameron Taylor
The person who called the territory "English" Holdings in 1180
Angel Sanchez
Who was in the wrong?
Easton Richardson
this
Andrew Perry
>Applying concepts of national borders to a time of dynastic holdings.
Tyler Long
Not just Alsace
The entire Eastern half of France was basically stolen from German due to these cunts being utterly incompetent at wars for centuries
Noah Carter
>Roman Empire
;-;7
James Mitchell
>EASTERN
Mason Morris
France's militant conquest of its neighbors throughout its history is simply explained away as a consequence of the time.
They are the villains that got away with everything.
Ayden Ramirez
>roman
Stelios plz go
Wyatt Watson
Still borders
Angel Flores
>Holy
>Roman
>Empire
Anthony Cox
>france
>villains
anglo-german lies
Dominic Sullivan
The English king's fiefdoms in France were technically owned by the French crown. The king of England was a de jure vassal of the French king as far as the Gasconian, Aquitanian etc. lands were concerned.
Logan Howard
Germany
Jaxson Clark
>muh de jure
De jure the Holy Roman Emperor owned every scrap inch of land in the HRE.
In practice, the only thing that matters is your ability to hold control over those lands. If you can't prevent your vassals from banging a foreign King and willing all their lands to the children of that coupling, you fucked up.