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r/MedievalHistory is a subreddit with 132k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
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Popular Themes in r/MedievalHistory
#1
Advice Requests
: "Advice needed! Stories of 15th century berlin."
5 posts
#2
Money Talk
: "John of Gaunt, renounced his claim to the castilian throne in exchange for a compensation of 600,000 gold francs and an annuity of 40,000 gold francs. How much money is that? Did the failed Castile campaign turn into a financial win for John?"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/MedievalHistory
#1
Medieval
: "Medieval times (europe) vs Ancient rome? What interest you more? And why is it the Medieval period?😆Or not...lol"
120 posts
#2
History
: "Problems with studying medieval History!"
35 posts
#3
Royalty
: "What did nobles/Royalty use to wipe their bum with, after they were done on the toilet?🧐ca 1300s"
20 posts
#4
Middle Ages
: "Which movie or series has the most realitistic depiction of the Middle Ages?"
14 posts
#5
Armor
: "What is this style of Armor?"
8 posts
#6
England
: "If medieval France and England (1300s) teleported to Ancient Rome (5 good emperors). Replacing the imperial provinces of Gaul and Britannia. Can they hold out for 84 years? Or would they be conquered by the romans? 🗡"
7 posts
#7
Knights
: "Was it common for Knights/retainers to get angry on their lord's behalf? And even go so far as to murder people for things perceived as slights or betrayal against their lord ?"
5 posts
#8
Nobility
: "Was it bad to be a fat noble? What was the ideal male body (Nobility) in ca 1300s and forward?"
5 posts
#9
Medieval History
: "My dad’s gf has an original hymn manuscript from C.1400! Can anyone translate the words please?"
5 posts
#10
France
: "If medieval France and England (1300s) teleported to Ancient Rome (5 good emperors). Replacing the imperial provinces of Gaul and Britannia. Can they hold out for 84 years? Or would they be conquered by the romans? 🗡"
5 posts
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