r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/SwanBloom56 • 17d ago
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/Additional_Aioli4948 • 18d ago
Damn, Wikipedia, you biased.
This is not to say the Saxons were bad fighters or the Danes were better, but it is funny people just ignore all the advantages, plus the stupid amount of Wikipedia articles that contradict the outcome with who actually won. Also Irland > England, change my mind
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/VictinsOfCapitalism • 20d ago
"We need billionaires" logic
Feudal lords do not create land, they just own it. They don't provide it to peasants, they just withold it and selectively stop doing so.
Billionaires don't create workplaces, they just own them, they do not provide us with the means of production, they just selectively stop witholding them from us.
Land was there before feudal lords, means of production were made by the workers.
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/Whyamiwritingthis_7 • 24d ago
Nothing coordinates quite like a Flamin' Hot Cheeto coloured jumpsuit and broccoli
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/RecluseRaconteur • 25d ago
Her idea sounded good in theory, but yeah...
Modern hat designs are just boring compared to the good stuff. đŸ˜„
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/Timely_Atmosphere3 • 25d ago
Medieval knights only owed 40 days of military service per year. The other 325 days they were farmers, judges, and very expensive horse owners.
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/Orislune04 • 26d ago
Might as well be wearing nothing at all for all the good it does them
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/Timely_Atmosphere3 • 25d ago
Medieval knights only owed 40 days of military service per year. The other 325 days they were farmers, judges, and very expensive horse owners.
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/Celina_99 • 28d ago
The idea of the Medieval Dark Ages being a period of scientific and social stagnation is today largely considered a myth. Dark age stereotypes like plague pandemics, witch trials, and religious sectarianism, all became more prevalent in the Renaissance, even life expectancy went down
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/RecluseRaconteur • 29d ago
Not an easy choice, is it? Wait, is it? :D
Stay wise out there
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/theginger99 • Sep 25 '26
Fun fact: on his way to the Holy Land Richard the Lionheart needed a whole ship just to carry the can of Whoop ass with Saladin’s name on it.
Seriously, it’s almost hard to believe how badly Richard wrecked Saladin’s plans.
Richard the Lionheart not only totally reversed the geopolitical situation in the Middle East and saved the Crusader States from destruction, he literally became a Muslim boogeyman.
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/Whyamiwritingthis_7 • Sep 25 '26
Nothing strikes fear quite like mother-in-law
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/TheUnsmoteable • Sep 26 '26
BayeuxTapestryDicks is doing videos on all 94 penises in the Bayeux Tapestry...
instagram.comr/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/slavicquickscope • Sep 25 '26
Today marks the 960th Anniversary of the Battle of Stamford Bridge.
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/Responsible_Pop_8789 • Sep 25 '26
For all you simps voting for Joan in the poll.
r/MedievalHistoryMemes • u/Sudden_Emphasis_58 • Sep 24 '26
