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hetalia2011-08-06 08:47 pm
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[Fanart] For His Kingdom - Chapter 1, Installation 2
Title: For His Kingdom - Preview Work
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mishkedehbizikh
Character(s): France, England, Scotland (OC)
Rating: G
Warnings: None now. Language, violence, and historical religious content later.
Summary: For His Kingdom is a webcomic style doujinshi that will be released throughout the year in 3-6 page batches. It will be 10 chapters long and follow the campaign of Jeanne d’Arc with special attention paid to historical accuracy. Set in the Hetalia universe, the characters of France and England, as well as an OC of Scotland, will play major roles throughout with important human figures of the day interacting with them. Though written for entertainment, the main purpose of the doujin is to educate both about this key event in the First Hundreds Years War as well as the culture and fashions of the day.
Previous Installments:
Preview
Chapter 1, Installment 1
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Historical Notes
What are they talking about?
During the siege of Orleans, only a loose blockade boarded around the city which allowed supplies in and out without much notice and/or care by the English who guarded around the city. However, when four forts were built on the Sologne and Beauce side of the city, the citizens of Orleans realized how little their king could aid them and how much disaster their own soldiers would come to if they faced their English captors.
So, what to do? No one wished to surrender a city so vital, but no one wished to starve to death either. With no other plausible course of action, the citizens decided to appeal to the sympathies of the Duke of Burgundy, who, though siding with the English, was related to the Royal House of France. However, his sympathies relied on the Duke of Bedford agreeing with this appeal, but he conveniently died by a “piece of artillery” being flung through him.
Suffice to say, the city of Orleans was out of options, and in the eyes of the citizens, doomed to fall to the English.
Author Notes:
See you around for the next update! Thanks for reading!
Artist:
mishkedehbizikhCharacter(s): France, England, Scotland (OC)
Rating: G
Warnings: None now. Language, violence, and historical religious content later.
Summary: For His Kingdom is a webcomic style doujinshi that will be released throughout the year in 3-6 page batches. It will be 10 chapters long and follow the campaign of Jeanne d’Arc with special attention paid to historical accuracy. Set in the Hetalia universe, the characters of France and England, as well as an OC of Scotland, will play major roles throughout with important human figures of the day interacting with them. Though written for entertainment, the main purpose of the doujin is to educate both about this key event in the First Hundreds Years War as well as the culture and fashions of the day.
Previous Installments:
Preview
Chapter 1, Installment 1
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Historical Notes
What are they talking about?
During the siege of Orleans, only a loose blockade boarded around the city which allowed supplies in and out without much notice and/or care by the English who guarded around the city. However, when four forts were built on the Sologne and Beauce side of the city, the citizens of Orleans realized how little their king could aid them and how much disaster their own soldiers would come to if they faced their English captors.
So, what to do? No one wished to surrender a city so vital, but no one wished to starve to death either. With no other plausible course of action, the citizens decided to appeal to the sympathies of the Duke of Burgundy, who, though siding with the English, was related to the Royal House of France. However, his sympathies relied on the Duke of Bedford agreeing with this appeal, but he conveniently died by a “piece of artillery” being flung through him.
Suffice to say, the city of Orleans was out of options, and in the eyes of the citizens, doomed to fall to the English.
Author Notes:
See you around for the next update! Thanks for reading!