ruoliuming
Magistrate
Perhaps you could give me the full name of the Lady or the king? I don't know much about European history(except for Roman history), but a full name is enough for me to track down the whole thing.
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Yupar
Regina Iudaeorum
Nope it is in Chinese history..Consort Duan ...I meant.
Chen Shuozhen is also the one you can think.
Well, I'll come up with a new story about China, and believe me, you won't be disappointed.
A story including Yupar riding the "donkey" and getting crucified would have my vote, and hers too I suspect. I'm not so much into mutilation.
Maybe not for her but it's a treat for us
Well, I'll come up with a new story about China, and believe me, you won't be disappointed.
I also love your illustrated stories so I'm sure we won't be disappointed
Stilet2
Governor
Superb!I am preparing a new work, which may be a full-length story about Aya or another Chinese story. I am not sure yet, so I am still thinking about that. Dear friends, do you have any good ideas?
And this is a Ps work, its pixel is not very high, because the material used is not high in pixels, please forgive me.
Sometimes sunbathing is not a treat!
Silent_Water
Tribune
As some may have already remarked my special interest in history, historical maps and the coincidences of history, which prevented alternative historical developments like the Mongols, who had the chance of conquering the main capitals of all leading European nations in 1241 and "failed" because of the sudden death of their Great Khan Oegedei.
Similar to that story, this map caught my interest ...
... because you do not really need a science fiction story with time travellers to explain such a map. It is enough to imagine a slight change in Chinese history of the reigning dynasty in 1435 - 1440 and this map could easily have become our reality today.
Maybe I am wrong, or I have missed it, but as fas as I have read through the threads here, no one has mentioned "Admiral Zheng He" here, of whom is not really clear what countries and continents he has discovered with his gigantic fleets which must have been swimming cities with - most probably - up to 30.000 sailors and soldiers.
en.wikipedia.org
There are speculations which were started by the unknown origin of relatively detailed maps from the Middle Ages which probably showed parts of continents which were officially unknown until Columbus or Magellan made their discoveries, but could have been known to Chinese fleet commanders.
Some persons went much too far in their imaginations of these Chinese fleets like Gavin Menzies, but on the other hand, the origins of some maps remain unknown - like one of "Fra Mauro" from 1459 which shows the Cape of Good Hope (officially discovered 1488 by Bartholomeu Diaz) and the German "World Map" from Martin Waldseemüller which shows in 1507 the complete East Coast of today's USA including Florida which was first mentioned and officially discovered by Juan Ponce de Leon in 1513. (Hm!?)
In any case and without historical doubt, one of the first Chinese fleets brought in 1415 a giraffe to China.
(That poor animal made probably the longest and most uncomfortable journey a giraffe ever did until 1415 !)
en.wikipedia.org
Similar to that story, this map caught my interest ...
... because you do not really need a science fiction story with time travellers to explain such a map. It is enough to imagine a slight change in Chinese history of the reigning dynasty in 1435 - 1440 and this map could easily have become our reality today.
Maybe I am wrong, or I have missed it, but as fas as I have read through the threads here, no one has mentioned "Admiral Zheng He" here, of whom is not really clear what countries and continents he has discovered with his gigantic fleets which must have been swimming cities with - most probably - up to 30.000 sailors and soldiers.
Zheng He - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
There are speculations which were started by the unknown origin of relatively detailed maps from the Middle Ages which probably showed parts of continents which were officially unknown until Columbus or Magellan made their discoveries, but could have been known to Chinese fleet commanders.
Some persons went much too far in their imaginations of these Chinese fleets like Gavin Menzies, but on the other hand, the origins of some maps remain unknown - like one of "Fra Mauro" from 1459 which shows the Cape of Good Hope (officially discovered 1488 by Bartholomeu Diaz) and the German "World Map" from Martin Waldseemüller which shows in 1507 the complete East Coast of today's USA including Florida which was first mentioned and officially discovered by Juan Ponce de Leon in 1513. (Hm!?)
In any case and without historical doubt, one of the first Chinese fleets brought in 1415 a giraffe to China.
(That poor animal made probably the longest and most uncomfortable journey a giraffe ever did until 1415 !)Gavin Menzies - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Another Ling Chi story would be amazing.I am preparing a new work, which may be a full-length story about Aya or another Chinese story. I am not sure yet, so I am still thinking about that. Dear friends, do you have any good ideas?
And this is a Ps work, its pixel is not very high, because the material used is not high in pixels, please forgive me.
View attachment 861514
Sometimes sunbathing is not a treat!
She’s dead already or not yet?
ruoliuming
Magistrate
Indeed, in terms of geographical position, European colonization of the Americas was more advantageous than east Asian colonization of the Americas. So my vision is that China's Jing Dynasty used its overseas colony in the Philippines after being invaded by northern nomads to carry about 300,000 people across the Pacific, find Hawaii and resupply there and eventually reach the Los Angeles area. In this way, a certain population base can ensure the cultural independence of civilization, and assimilation of the original Indians in the new continent can make up for the population disadvantage. In addition, the time of arriving in America hundreds of years in advance can make up for the geographical advantages of European colonization of America. Of course, these are just some simple ideas. I am trying to improve the history of Jing Empire to make it more real now.As some may have already remarked my special interest in history, historical maps and the coincidences of history, which prevented alternative historical developments like the Mongols, who had the chance of conquering the main capitals of all leading European nations in 1241 and "failed" because of the sudden death of their Great Khan Oegedei.
Similar to that story, this map caught my interest ...
View attachment 861958
... because you do not really need a science fiction story with time travellers to explain such a map. It is enough to imagine a slight change in Chinese history of the reigning dynasty in 1435 - 1440 and this map could easily have become our reality today.
Maybe I am wrong, or I have missed it, but as fas as I have read through the threads here, no one has mentioned "Admiral Zheng He" here, of whom is not really clear what countries and continents he has discovered with his gigantic fleets which must have been swimming cities with - most probably - up to 30.000 sailors and soldiers.
Zheng He - Wikipedia
There are speculations which were started by the unknown origin of relatively detailed maps from the Middle Ages which probably showed parts of continents which were officially unknown until Columbus or Magellan made their discoveries, but could have been known to Chinese fleet commanders.
Some persons went much too far in their imaginations of these Chinese fleets like Gavin Menzies, but on the other hand, the origins of some maps remain unknown - like one of "Fra Mauro" from 1459 which shows the Cape of Good Hope (officially discovered 1488 by Bartholomeu Diaz) and the German "World Map" from Martin Waldseemüller which shows in 1507 the complete East Coast of today's USA including Florida which was first mentioned and officially discovered by Juan Ponce de Leon in 1513. (Hm!?)
In any case and without historical doubt, one of the first Chinese fleets brought in 1415 a giraffe to China.
View attachment 861976 (That poor animal made probably the longest and most uncomfortable journey a giraffe ever did until 1415 !)
Gavin Menzies - Wikipedia
ruoliuming
Magistrate
A new story is being prepared now
ruoliuming
Magistrate
Unfortunately, she has died.
ruoliuming
Magistrate
NEED SOME HELP
1. I need some pictures of British aristocracy and common people's clothing(including outerwear and underwear) after Norman Conquest in the 11th century as a reference.
2. I want to find a cartoon. I remember that was a series of comics. One of the stories is that a girl (maybe a Time Traveler) went back to the past and was crucified with Jesus, the girl also encouraged Jesus during this period. And there is no nudity in that cartoon. I can only remember one of the pictures is under the cross, one guard with the girl's modern clothes said that it would be sexy for his wife to wear them. The name of the cartoon seems to be "XX gospel", but I'm not sure.
If someone is willing to help me, thank you sooo much!
1. I need some pictures of British aristocracy and common people's clothing(including outerwear and underwear) after Norman Conquest in the 11th century as a reference.
2. I want to find a cartoon. I remember that was a series of comics. One of the stories is that a girl (maybe a Time Traveler) went back to the past and was crucified with Jesus, the girl also encouraged Jesus during this period. And there is no nudity in that cartoon. I can only remember one of the pictures is under the cross, one guard with the girl's modern clothes said that it would be sexy for his wife to wear them. The name of the cartoon seems to be "XX gospel", but I'm not sure.
If someone is willing to help me, thank you sooo much!
NEED SOME HELP
1. I need some pictures of British aristocracy and common people's clothing(including outerwear and underwear) after Norman Conquest in the 11th century as a reference.
2. I want to find a cartoon. I remember that was a series of comics. One of the stories is that a girl (maybe a Time Traveler) went back to the past and was crucified with Jesus, the girl also encouraged Jesus during this period. And there is no nudity in that cartoon. I can only remember one of the pictures is under the cross, one guard with the girl's modern clothes said that it would be sexy for his wife to wear them. The name of the cartoon seems to be "XX gospel", but I'm not sure.
If someone is willing to help me, thank you sooo much!
1. here are some examples of late Anglo Saxon and Norman era costumes, plenty more out there on the web
Deborah Lough Costumes - Early Medieval General Gallery
Deborah Lough Costumes produce historical clothing for men, women and children, and miltary and civilian uniforms, as well as other items like flags and hand and machine embroidery. I also make modern and historically inspired clothing and corsetry.
www.deborahloughcostumes.com
2. I think this is the cartoon you mean but I only have 2 pics and would love to see the rest
ruoliuming
Magistrate
Thank you soooo much! That's what I want! With these materials, I can make some new works better! In addition, do you know what punishment will be used to execute traitors during William the conqueror? Because I don't know much about British history, sorry.
You're right. This cartoon is what I'm looking for! I'll see if I can find more, thank you again!
ruoliuming
Magistrate
I found the link to this cartoon:
The Gospel of Carol 007 (2015) ……………………… | Viewcomic reading comics online for free 2019
The Gospel of Carol 007 (2015) ……………………… | | Read The Gospel of Carol 007 (2015) ……………………… | View Comic Online
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Thank you soooo much! That's what I want! With these materials, I can make some new works better! In addition, do you know what punishment will be used to execute traitors during William the conqueror? Because I don't know much about British history, sorry.
You're right. This cartoon is what I'm looking for! I'll see if I can find more, thank you again!
A simple guide for starters
That is a weird cartoon. Thanks for finding it
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Noice, thank you!A new story is being prepared now
ruoliuming
Magistrate
My new story is complete, but I haven't added the dialogue yet, and I've been a little busy now, so I'm sorry but it may take a while to public. 
And I tried a new style here:
And I tried a new style here: