Since modern English culture and language are primarily Anglo-Saxon rather than Britannic, why is King Arthur still considered a great cultural hero when his theoretical role was as a defender of the Britons against the Saxons? If anything he seems like he was an enemy to the forces that made Great Britain what it is today.
cultural confusion
>>3016885
It's a bizarre conflation that has slowly been made over the centuries. You have to remember that the modern English do not have any specific attachment to explicitly Saxon stuff, but also pre-Anglo-Saxon history, e.g. Boudica and King Arthur. Arthur is just seen generally as a stalwart defender of the land from invaders, no matter whom those invaders are. The Welsh obviously rightfully see him as /theirguy/ though.
>>3016920
Yeah, I can definitely understand it with the Welsh, they're the authentic Britons
What would an updated version created today look like?
>>3016791
Also, post similar graphs.
>>3016815
>"India"
>1000 AD
Useless graph.
>tfw a peninsula in the northwest of France is more authentically British than Britain
benis :-DD
>tfw london, canada is more ethnically british than london, england
>>3016557
>t. Jean Baptiste Francoise Pierre Thiebauld de Gaulle
In a Monarchist Group I've been in on Facebook for a few years, I noticed that many of it's members are homosexuals.
Including myself.
I also notice that self-made political pariahs such as Naked Ape or Milo Yiannopolis are gay.
Why is it that Homos are most likely to be Monarchists or heavily into politics?
because homos love flamboyant faggots and pageantry stuff
Indo-Europeans destroyed Neolithic Civilization..
>>3016317
They just adopted it
> tfw Holland destroyed Portuguese civilization
>>3016290
>allied with anglos for centuries
>they cuck you out of an African empire
>still allies
Sad!
At least we got Macao for longer than they had Hong Kong.
Best Napoleonic literature? Recs please.
>inb4 Chandler
Tan Rube's "Hats Askew: A Sideways Look at Napoleon" is superb.
War and Peace
political science is a wing of criminology
Backwards
>tfw Americans destroyed American civilization
When did the Chinese states first make contact with civilizations west of India? When did the Silk Road really get going?
>Life in the world is but a big dream;
>I will not spoil it by any labour or care.
>So saying, I was drunk all the day,
>lying helpless at the porch in front of my door.
Why are East Asian intellectuals all eccentrics, NEETs and drunkards?
What books can I read about the Medieval Ages/life in Medieval Times, specifically during the black plague?
>>3015883
There was a collection of books posted here a while ago, not sure where it went.
Tell me about the Japanese Emperors.
Where they also just figure heads or puppets for warlords? or did they actually have real power at points before the Meiji Era.
they were totally cucked but on the other side shoguns and taikos needed them to legitimize their power as having divine origin
>>3015840
This. Idk about "cucked" " but except for kenmu restoration for 6 years, they were basically like spiritual leaders. A symbol of Japan's divine origin.
The shoguns basically needed them and their line alive to keep people from going ape shit.
>>3015834
They only ruled directly very early on, over time older family members and courtiers were really in charge, then warlords latter on
>horse drawn trolley
Is this just a picture that incidentally captured the tram being pulled by horses because it was broken that day, or were these really a thing?
>>3015822
they were a thing
Seriously have they ever been to a country and not left it a massive mess afterwards?
> split India and Pakistan, still fighting
>went to Middle East and signed Balfour and a Sykes picot agreement, leaving retarded borders no one agreed to or wanted and Israel
>Ireland, potato famine and still fighting
>a lot of Africa, let's just leave it at that.
Maaaaaaybe America turned out better.
Also building trains doesn't count, they were to transport plundered goods out.
>>3015780
>plundered goods
>implying the colonies weren't massive money sinks
>>3015780
>Literally created America
>Canada, New Zealand, and Australia are doing decently, too
Then again, we're all Brits who came over.
>>3015780
India and Pakistan turned out better than any other third world colony