Did prima noctis or some sort of equivalent ever really exist?
Not in medieval Europe. Maybe in Russia.
I found a paper written on it. Will dig it up when get chance.
>IF YOU SUPPORT THE MONARCHY YOU ARE A KEKOLD
Yet another trash republican propaganda.
>>420163
What?
>>420163
Asspained reactionary detected
Go back to /pol/.
>>420189
>reactionaries
>on /pol/
What the fuck am I reading
>>420088
Had the chance yet?
>>420081
Yes, but it was rarely practiced. It was a matter of principle, really. The king could fuck your wife, because he was the king.
>>420081
It's very doubtful.
>>420196
what? Reactionaries is literally all pol is.
>>420189
>muh /pol/ boogyman
Fuck off leftist cunt
>>422588
You're stupid because you are conflating reactionaries with fascists. Pic very related.
>>422588
/pol/ is mostly fascist, national socialist or just memester edgelords. Very few reactionaries.
>>422208
source?
>>422184
https://books.google.ca/books?id=E4CmfuBOV6EC&lpg=PP1&dq=The+Lord%27s+First+Night:+The+Myth+of+the+Droit+de+Cuissage&pg=PP1&hl=en#v=onepage&q&f=false
>>420081
It's still debated and often the debate revolves around the law existing (or not) in a certain nation or even region.
The trend in the recent works I've read is to deny it, but it leaves some bad taste of political agenda.
>>423501
>actually thinking this
Our time draws nigh
>>423501
It's an understandable tendency to conflate all alt-right ideologies, but, like autism, it's a spectrum.
>>423529
>It's still debated
revisionism
it existed, especially in Ireland where the english wanted to reform the population.
>>425544
<citation needed >
>>425570
Braveheart
>>425544
This is your position (which I actually kinda share so don't get defensive), and here in this very same thread you can see the opposite being defended although there's no mention for the specific case of Ireland.
There is a debate, and there is indeed the tendency to defend the position one has based on the existance (or lack of) this tradition in a certain specific area.
>>423506
You are in your farm eating boiled turnips and shit, when this guy comes in with 50 soldiers and rips your wife's dress.
What do you do?
>>425607
Lead a peasant revolt. You know, the thing that usually happened. Peasants being peaceful keks is a meme.
>>425597
<citation needed>
>>425607
He is obviously an enemy king and I must rush to inform my local lords.
>>425727
how about you make a post that disproves the existence of prima nocte and leave the one-liners aside?
My source is an article on the agricultural reform of the 1880s in Greece and the "tsiflikia" as well as a condensed history of England.
Seeing as the idea exists as well in the anglophone world I think there is truth in it. Whether widespread or not, it was a right albeit informal (in the best case scenario).
>>425943
What articles and condensed history are these?
>>425967
if I linked you the article you wouldn't be able to read it since it's in greek.
The condensed story, although a populised and humorous version, remains accurate at the timelines despite its humorous descriptions. It's a about 300-pages book written by Nikos Tsiforos. And it was published in the 60s, way before Braveheart.
