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He's considered son of the neighboring local deity(Griffon).that feels like extremely forced without the MC being anything less than a national hero with the backin of an important fraction of nobles specially when they are the ones with military power unlike the King
Tell that to any noble in any setting that is not a comedic one and youll get sent to the gallows for being an smartass. Thats like saying that monkeys are also humans because we descended from them. Even if its tecnically true thats an irrelevant point, nobles rule and peasants obey and thats the "natural order" in medieval settings. Depending on the setting peasants are might be even not considered human but assets like having 2 legged cattle
Even if its good to have the peasants on your side, the important part is having the NOBLES on your side, since they are the ones with the military might. Thats like trying to rule a country with the military aiming for a coup the moment you start ruling
Vlad ultimately lost though, that's why he was written as a monster and became the tale of Dracula. A better phrase would have been "A hero to one country is a mass murderer to another."I'd bet alot of money that Vlad and Ivans people didn't have it good, armies conquering and all that takes young manpower.
History always gets written by the victor so ofcourse it'll be spun that the peasants had it good.
That said by Medievil standards Traitors are still traitors also the average peasent may never even realise if a lord changes. This plan ofcourse only works if all the nobility are in that coronation room which they weren't so this will/should become a big issue for MC but knowing this series writing won't.
Indeed - you think some of the more famous generals from Japan are popular in China or Korea?Vlad ultimately lost though, that's why he was written as a monster and became the tale of Dracula. A better phrase would have been "A hero to one country is a mass murderer to another."
snickers The story isn't even in medieval times, it's obviously based around Roman Empire era which pre-dates medieval.You know you're sounding a lot like a Dibel.
Heck even the part of treating peasants without human right was an issue that cause so many of them to leave Dibel territory...then turns out when you lose your farmer-conscripts, you've got issues.
Not to mention he plan to reform the system to centralize power, so those nobles are gonna lose their old way regardless (actually, do you even remember that point?)
Say that to KING Ferme who succeeded in his coup by getting the populace on his side.
In case you're too stuck in 'medieval settings' to remember, much of the military numbers are conscripts i.e. the same peasants you value so little because NOBLES.
Also, guess who just won a fucking war against Domorgar? HE HAS THE MILITARY MIGHT.
It's almost like you didn't even read the story at all.
The author is eastern, so it is kinda expected though.I am cool with removing and executing traitors, but I swear to god if you push that eastern collectivist shit tier ideology that treats all families as guilty instead of the individuals who did it... I will be disappointed. Do kinda hate where a western setting gets shoehorned with collectivist mindset which goes against the western setting.
To be fair, this story had a lot of hiatuses, so it is not unexpected that people forgot some details.(actually, do you even remember that point?)
Actually even after his death the Principality of Walachia survived until the middle of the 19th century, and the ottomans were still terrified of him rising again somehow which deterred their atacks. He was never considered a villain in his homeland but a national hero equal to King Arthur in England or CuChulain in Ireland. His black fame as Dracula is derived from Bram Stoker's book published in 1897 that was completely fictional.Vlad ultimately lost though, that's why he was written as a monster and became the tale of Dracula. A better phrase would have been "A hero to one country is a mass murderer to another."