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@MailAndGun777
海外の文化や歴史を好き、ファンタジーを愛し、鎧と剣と銃に惚れた男児です、よろしくお願いします。 このアカウントはこれらの趣味専用として作ってるので本当にそれに関係した事ばかりツイートしていきます、なので浮上は不定期です。 ゲームとかプラモデルとか色々してるメインアカウント→@PhysalisDrache
日本の貴族制度わけわからん。 日本史で貴族って言われたら公家が思い浮かぶけれど、中世欧州の封建制などと比較した文脈だと武士の可能性あるし、ワンチャン華族の可能性もある。 公家であり武士でもある人もいるし……
Always loved that since the AK-12 didn't exist at the time Metro 2033 was made, they made a hybrid of a P90 and an AK74.
I found more examples where the chainmail sleeve is loosely worn overtop of the plate rerebrace, so that it dangles stylishly out from under the pauldron like a skirt for the arm. And. oh. boy. it. does. look. nice. Mmm. Similarly to the puff and slash clothing of the 1400s, why not flaunt extra armor where you can afford it right! 😆 Before the 15th century, chainmail was usually always worn UNDER the rerebrace or was only worn as voiders in the gaps, so this stylistic choice of letting it dangle loosely overtop is not super common. In these images, I'm only assuming there are plate rerebraces under the mail sleeves because that would make it more practical for protection. Of course this stylistic choice is not as optimal as having the chainmail only where you specifically need it, hence why you typically see the reverse arrangement in most medieval examples. What do you think of the style choice?
