pathology in CK

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True, but there is a difference between being a coward and leading the battle from the front line.
What I mean is, your men might be impressed if you lead the initial cavalry charge. But I doubt anyone would hold it against you, if you stayed on the hill as a wise commander and led things from there.

This is assuming you have that kind of control over the battle.

 

[Vharzul]

I can see that in a few events Head's will role :rofl: not sure whos lost his head, or if any leader did in that period lol

 

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Best death ever, though it's outside the period: Ferdinand of Aragon, age 75, dies in flagrante delicto with his comely 25 year old French wife.

Hm, this could be an interesting dilemma for elderly monarchs who take younger wives because they need an heir (and Ferdinand needed an heir rather badly, as I recall...)

 

[Spruce]

Hm, this could be an interesting dilemma for elderly monarchs who take younger wives because they need an heir (and Ferdinand needed an heir rather badly, as I recall...)

or the most enjoyfull way to commit seppuku :rofl:

 

[Petrarca]

or the most enjoyfull way to commit seppuku :rofl:

Most.

Edit: at the time of his death, his two grandsons, Charles and Ferdinand, were already acknowledged as his heirs. However, it caused no small trouble when Ferdinand, who was being groomed to rule Spain, was sent to Austria and the Flemish Charles took over instead.