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>>1465614

Dreams don't mean anything, they're just your brain trying to make sense of the random static your brainstem gives out during sleep.

The darkness is that of Kek's final chaos which will come to rest over all

>>1465632

Your reply doesn't mean anything, it's just my brain trying to make sense of the random squiggles my optic nerve perceives during waking hours.

Neither does mine, by the way.

>>1465612
>Pfc. Abraham Mirmelstein of Newport News, Virginia, holds the Holy Scroll as Capt. Manuel M. Poliakoff, and Cpl. Martin Willen, of Baltimore, Maryland, conduct services in Schloss Rheydt, former residence of Dr. Joseph Paul Goebbels, Nazi propaganda minister, in Münchengladbach, Germany on March 18, 1945. They were the first Jewish services held east of the Rur River and were offered in memory of soldiers of the faith who were lost by the 29th Division, U.S. 9th Army.

>>1465620
thanks senpai

http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/
best resource available when it comes to medieval genealogy

>>1465760
It's pretty shit tbqh

looks like it could transform you into a vampire

19th or 20th century, looks "modern".

>>1465570
>>1465581
ZA WARUDO

>>1465539
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2NN2rktA4yO3BMMiRpoNYhhyIqRZ-0GC

This is a good good start.

http://www.pdfarchive.info/pdf/D/Du/Durant_Will_-_The_story_of_civilization_1.pdf

Page 635

>>1465553
Not OP but thank you anon I wanted to read this.

>>1465453
>show
>accurate
Pick one faggot.

>>1465453
Roman instead of Germanic law.
Stopped watching it in the first season.

>>1465627
How so?

>>1465444
Emperor was a puppet from the 1200's up to the late 1800's (roughly). The emperor had the right to look cool and have luxury stuff, religious duties and that's it. The shogun was the military leader at first, and quickly the actual leader in that time period. Of course, it didn't go smoothly, some emperors tried to rebel, it didn't really worked. Some clans try to take over the shogunate to replace it with a shogunate of their own. During the late 15th century, all of the 16th century, a vast war of clans was raging because there was no actual leader and plenty of big heads of clans (Takeda, Hojo, Oda, Date, Shimazu, Uesugi, all of those were shogun material for instance). You don't get to "be the next shogun", you kill all the shogun's family and "heh you're the next shogun now", it wasn't an election.
Clans are like very high nobilities, then they have lesser clans as vassals.

>>1465502
Oh thanks for the explanation.
Some more questions: What happened /would happen if the emperor dies and no son was aviable(he emperor had none or was just too young?) . Also why didnt the shogun just kill off every single clan. I mean how can new clans form in the first place? Can anyone make a clan who has some land?

>>1465444
Shogun started off as the commander-in-chief in the campaigns to conquer the whole mainland Japan generally against the northern natives

Eventually they basically usurped the power from the emperor and became de-facto emperors, they never called themselves that of course or tried to depose the imperial family because the imperial family was "sacred" and descendant from gods etc, that shit wouldn't have flied, it would have been open invitation to anarchy
Several times you'd have civil wars waged in the name of the puppet emperors between for example the Fujiwara regents, Minamoto and Taira in the Genpei war
Minamoto emerge victorious and become the next brand of de-facto rulers
The Ashikaga, a branch family, follow and some centuries later they've become so weak that you have several warlords fighting each other all over Japan and essentially take over the Ashikaga as their regents
The whole Sengoku shit happens when two clans support different Ashikaga heirs for Shogun and plunge Japan into a giant civil war that ostensibly lasts for centuries. In the end Hideyoshi ends up as the kampaku, de facto ruler of Japan as the regent for the Ashikaga who are already the shogun (regents for the emperor)

>>1465368

Well, Don Quixote is not Medieval to begin with.

A fuckload.

>>1465368
>Medieval: Song of Roland, Parzival, Son Quixote, The Prince.
The cantar del mio Cid is probably the most important heroic poem in Spanish.

Bob describes the universe. Bob is extremely gay. Therefore the universe is extremely gay.

>>1465313
>Math is extremely deterministic.
No.

>>1465313
>Math describes the universe.
No.

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>libertarian free will
>libertarian
>free will

>free will

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>From whence shall we expect the approach of danger? Shall some trans-Atlantic military giant step the earth and crush us at a blow? Never. All the armies of Europe and Asia...could not by force take a drink from the Ohio River or make a track on the Blue Ridge in the trial of a thousand years. No, if destruction be our lot we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of free men we will live forever or die by suicide.

>>1465099
He looks EXACTLY like me.

>>1465131
i want to have sex with you

Latin Via Ovid worked for me.

>>1465075
The Cambridge Latin series. You can probably find it on eBay or Amazon or somewhere. It's a good interactive textbook series.

No need to buy anything.

Search Google books for 'practical Latin grammar'. Download them all. Learn them ad vomitum.

>>1465046
Only idiots and imbeciles think of it as nay or yay. It has both benefits and shortcomings.

>>1465046
meh

u hate technology and scientific progress so i'm leaning towards nay

>>1465087
*i hate ...

I have no idea, sounds like some tribalism projection.

>>1465006
Analytical philosopher is based on hard logic and reason

Continental philosophy is based on feelings

memes

>>1464994
>Brazil wouldve been the strange case of a totally artificial Ex-European colony that opted to become a Monarchy - an Empire even- and not some meme post-colonial republic.
>becomes one.
Annoying really.

Thread theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aX2CcrsxLcQ

>>1465018
One of the best themes in the game

>>1465015
Well, and it was for a while...

I've read that the man was enlightened as fuck, but he was ok with slavery... so WTF