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Tyranthraxus
03/27/24 10:53:55 PM
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What was up with that?

There's been wars over really dumb shit before but that's gotta be like a top 10 dumbest thing.

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Tyranthraxus
03/27/24 10:55:19 PM
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Gonorrhea

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coolguyjimmy
03/27/24 10:57:29 PM
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Tyranthraxus posted...
What was up with that?

Progressive England had female inheritance (and thus through the maternal line stated that some fiefdoms belonged to the English Monarch), Regressive France did not allow women to inherit.
Thus war.
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LeoRavus
03/27/24 10:59:21 PM
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I remember when they tried to rule Scotland in Braveheart.

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SiO4
03/27/24 11:02:58 PM
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Which time?

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Mearcstapa
03/27/24 11:03:39 PM
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Hilariously, the British monarchs didn't formally give up their claim to the throne of France until 1802, or after the Revolution.

All British coinage up until that year even had inscriptions listing "King of France" among the monarch's titles (making George III the last one to make that claim).

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Tyranthraxus
03/27/24 11:04:05 PM
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SiO4 posted...
Which time?
Good point, but I was thinking the Hundred Years War when I made this topic.

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coolguyjimmy
03/27/24 11:06:05 PM
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LeoRavus posted...
I remember when they tried to rule Scotland in Braveheart.

Yet, in the end -- It was a Scottish King (Born in Edinburgh) that ruled over both Scotland and England:

https://www.parliament.uk/about/living-heritage/evolutionofparliament/legislativescrutiny/act-of-union-1707/overview/union-of-the-crowns/
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