Comments of chapter undefined of Reborn in History: The Legacy of Alfonso VII (English)
Reborn in History: The Legacy of Alfonso VII (English)
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Algo está errado, mulheres nobres que serviam outras mulheres nobres ainda eram nobres. Eles se vestiam como nobres e, na maioria das vezes, conversavam entre si. Esses capítulos mais recentes estão cheios de inconsistências flagrantes, especialmente no que diz respeito às gêmeas de três anos, filhas de um EARL.
The rank of Count is not what you imagine, he should be called viscount but what I am going to do is I am going to divide the nobles into 2, which are those who have land and those who do not, by those who do not have land I mean that It is not his but they are more something similar to a mayor for x years and the owner in this case Raimundo can take away the lands that he manages whenever he wants but the others who have land are the vassals with whom he has pacts... The ranges will be: With land:-knight,-baron,-count. Landless:-knight,-baron,-viscount. I'm going to give you a spoiler: someone's children do not have to be theirs, they may be someone else's illegitimate children. About the maids' clothes, if you refer to chapter 21 it says: The twins, having woken up with the crowing of the roosters, had already showered and dressed in their new maids' clothes. This is referring to the clothes they are given to wear in the castle, when they arrived they dressed "well", maybe I missed explaining that they were given maids' clothes? And the fact that they are 3 years old, think of them as a child of 5-6 years old now or even older, and the fact that they speak formally is because they have been learning etiquette for at least 6 months. Do you have more questions?
CassianAshborn:Sorry, I didn't realize that I had written in Portuguese before. I was in doubt because of the maid outfits that both of the Count's daughters wore, even though they were children of a nobleman as important as a Count. In addition, three-year-old girls don't speak as formally and are still learning to speak correctly. In fact, other noble women would only serve other more powerful noble women. It was very common for queens to be accompanied by numerous other noble women.