Ancient History

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  1. battleearl Well-Known Member

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    INFIDELS!
  2. GeneralofCarthage Well-Known Member

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    I just meant in the Constantine era.
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    Era? It was like 50 years, that's hardly an era.
  4. GeneralofCarthage Well-Known Member

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    Nevermind era. I just meant the period.
  5. Viking Socrates I am Mad Scientist

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    The history of Christianity summed up

    *When someone persecutes you, thats bad
    *When you persucte/murder and invade other lands that's perfectly find
    *someone does it back to you, kill them all.
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    You forgot "If people want to respect other religions, claim they've started a war on you."
    Gotta love them fundamentalists. Thankfully, I live in Europe.
  7. Viking Socrates I am Mad Scientist

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    Oh Europe going from batshit religious extremest to whatever protesting assholes they are now.
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    The Pope in the Crusading era was like: "Fuck these man that are going to die for whatever reason, at least I'm getting my money!!"
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    After the crusades ended... The pope and the French king realised that the Templars were still around, but they didn't need them anymore and they could still use their CA$H! Many Templar knights were accused of heresy and ended on the stake, but luckly Templar leader Jacques de Molay summoned his magical Templar powers to curse the French and the pope. And the Roman pontiff and the French monarch died soon thereafter...
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    small fact:
    Majority of templars survived the persecutions and fled to Spain. And joined the order of Santiago. And helped to drive moors out of Iberia.
  11. slydessertfox Total War Branch Head

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    The real decline of the Roman Empire came like 50 or so years after the Constantine era...
  12. battleearl Well-Known Member

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    During the reign of Theodosius I?
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    I find the decline to be after Theodosius. From what I read, the Roman army was still 10 times better than that of the time of Caesar. I personally find the decline during the reign of Stilicho after Theodosius's death. (Stilich was not that bad though in my opinion).
  14. Viking Socrates I am Mad Scientist

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    Well Valen's death is marked as a start of the decline of the roman empire.
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    That is where the assassins come to play in.
  16. Viking Socrates I am Mad Scientist

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    True fact, assassins order used to exist well a Muslim version of it that name is so complex i can not phantom how to spell it. Then the Mongols killed them off, GO MONGOLS.
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    It's spelled: Hashashim.
  18. Viking Socrates I am Mad Scientist

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    I am starting to believe you are secret Muslim.
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    This is how I memorize the word assassin: ass-ass-in
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    It's from the hashish they used to smoke. Its members believed when they were high they were literally experiencing paradise.
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