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Khugurchin Mangedei Khatun of Ikh-Uls
@the_jackmeister has done another incredible video on the Mongolian Heavy Cavalry vs Knights.
This illustration was inspired by Jack's many video series on the Mongols, inspiring me to draw both east and western armour in a scene 😀 https://t.co/nczbTfJ1qj
Where Most Dreams Go
Made for a discord drawing challenge. The prompt was ‘Dream’.
I thought maybe I’d do something different 🙂
Ara-Aragon Sama’s Naples
Someone asked me if I could show more of Ara-Aragon Sama’s ‘Big Territories’, so here is a drawing of Ara-Aragon sama showing her ‘Naples’😉
Historically speaking, Kingdom of Naples was conquered by Alfonso IV in 1442 and became part of Crown of Aragon https://t.co/lnPUprSX3i
The Smile of a Khatun
It seems that the depiction of Smiling Khatun, with or without her armour have been received positively.
The Khatun is rather intrigued with the she reaction received, so there will be more of her and how she relates to the lore of Smiling Cuman 🙂 https://t.co/ob5qfxNwlq
Smiling Khatun Considers
“Bold of you to have come before me, my Tarqan. For the sake of the celebration, I shall put my blade away. May the wind carries your guests safely to the feast”
Smiling Khatun is considering the invitation. Our Smiling Cuman is safe…for now 👀 https://t.co/L5iBu60cBq
The 'Doujin' Incident
"So...my Tarqan, I heard that you've been making some extra earnings. Care to explain this...'Allure of a Khatun'? Why am I naked in this?"
Also refered to as the time when Smiling Cuman got caught selling doujins featuring the Smiling Khatun 😅 https://t.co/L5iBu60cBq
Inviting the Smiling Khatun
As the ‘de facto’ ruler of the remote steppe where Smiling Cuman resides, not inviting the Smiling Khatun of Gokalpbäg clan to the supper would be disrespectful. Despite the hostilities due to ‘doujin’ incident, our Cuman brave an audience with her 👀 https://t.co/7woXS5hFec
Medieval Boob-window
“Look Gambargin, cleavage window is just a fanservice trope. You have the Minoan dress, but that’s just a bout it!”
Medieval Spain:
Source: “Maiden in Love” from Libro de Astromagia for Alfonso X El Sabio, 1283 AD, Castille (Spain)