Guiding squires on the Knightly Path ⚔️ HEMA training • Medieval virtues • Real history • Self-mastery for young men Father figure mentorship in steel
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🛡️ The Knightly Path begins here.
I’m a husband, father, and HEMA fighter who’s tired of seeing young men without direction.
So I’m building this channel to teach the old virtues — honor, courage, discipline, mercy — through real sword training, medieval history, and practical challenges any squire can do.
Think of me as the medieval mentor you never had.
First short drops in 24h. Who’s walking the path with me?
Reply “I’M IN” if you’re ready to start forging yourself. ⚔️
#KnightlyPath #HEMA #MensMentorship
Medieval peasants didn't wear rags. Rough wool, russet, cheap woad blue, a red hood on feast days. In 1363 an English law even ordered ploughmen to stick to plain russet. They had little, but they mended what they owned. 🧵 #history #knightlypath
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1240: Henry III orders the great tower in London whitewashed. That's why it's still called the White Tower. The gray stone we picture is just what 800 years of rain left behind. 🏰 #history #knightlypath
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“If everyone blamed you for doing the right thing, would you change your decision?”
About 1,000 years ago a woman was buried at a small German monastery. In 2019, researchers found lapis lazuli, a blue that could cost more than gold, in her teeth. She was probably painting holy books. Her name is lost. Her work wasn't. 💙 #history #knightlypath
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The Black Prince captures a French knight and lets him name his own ransom. He names a fortune. "Every woman in France who can spin will spin to pay it." 💰 Know your worth. #history #knightlypath
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Every movie shows the Middle Ages gray, wet and muddy.
The real thing was woad blue, madder red, whitewashed castles and painted cathedral statues.
One medieval woman even had ultramarine, a blue worth more than gold, in her teeth. 🎨 #history #medievalhistory #knightlypath
Short, broad, "ugly." Kept away from the family table. Not knighted until his thirties. Bertrand du Guesclin still ended up commanding the armies of France. ⚔️ Your start doesn't decide your finish. #history #knightlypath
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