ROUND 31: DYNASTIC ENTANGLEMENTS
States became more established and secured in the second millennium AD, making possible long distance trade and diplomatic contacts. With the Church frowning on consanguineous marriages, kings were looking farther afield for prestigious consorts. One extreme case was Henry I of France (r. 1031-1060) seeking and gaining the hand of Anna of Kiev. More typically, they were looking across the border for dynastic alliances. Such was the case of Scotland and England, and Hungary and Byzantium. The arrangement however often led to political interference and casus belli, as witnessed by the bloodletting at Northallerton and Sirmium.
NORTHALLERTON 1138 AD
https://www.militaryhistorywithfog.com/ ... on-1138-ad
SIRMIUM 1167 AD
https://www.militaryhistorywithfog.com/sirmium-1167-ad
——————————
CHALLENGES
NORTHALLERTON 1138
English vs Scots
Fogman vs Londo
Iandavidsmith vs Edmund
Londo vs Mcfcivo
Edmund vs Fogman
Mcfcivo vs Allendeuce
Allenduce vs Iandavidsmith
SIRMIUM 1167
Romans vs Hungarians
Fogman vs Mcfcivo
Iandavidsmith vs Londo
Londo vs Edmund
Edmund vs Allendeuce
Mcfcivo vs Iandavidsmith
Allendeuce vs Fogman
FIrst named initiate challenges.
No fog of war, no double moves