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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfstorm" data-source="post: 83373" data-attributes="member: 612">[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chivalry[/URL][URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troubadour[/URL]Chivalry was developed in France starting in the 12th century, during the same time of the troubadours. But the troubadours were not singing for real women. According to Evola, they were singing for a ideal woman, which was ethereal, not made of flesh. The original idea ties in with the alchemical symbolism of the tower, these artists wanted to rescue the anima in men. It was a time were celibacy was enforced. Since christianity starts by the end of the 10th century (the Vatican added 1000 years to sell the idea of end times), and Cybele became the mother Mary, we can assume the galli were still around in the 12th century, so galantry was invented, attributing these tales to real women. Galantry is a social code, where you have to castrate your manliness in order to appease to the ladies, else your simple presence is disrespectful. If you stain your clothes with your precum, it will attract faggots, not women. Galantry is the idea of suppressing these male smells, using bathing and perfumes, in order to attract females. That&#039;s why marriage is a contract. It is all about appearances and social masks, and the knights of the grail used golden masks to cover their identities. In some circles, the roman god Janus also used a golden mask covering his young face, it is from him that came the j in dates, that later became a 1, adding the thousand years of fake history. For instance, j450 (janno 450, or year 450), became 1450, and so on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolfstorm, post: 83373, member: 612"] [URL unfurl="true"]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chivalry[/URL] [URL unfurl="true"]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troubadour[/URL] Chivalry was developed in France starting in the 12th century, during the same time of the troubadours. But the troubadours were not singing for real women. According to Evola, they were singing for a ideal woman, which was ethereal, not made of flesh. The original idea ties in with the alchemical symbolism of the tower, these artists wanted to rescue the anima in men. It was a time were celibacy was enforced. Since christianity starts by the end of the 10th century (the Vatican added 1000 years to sell the idea of end times), and Cybele became the mother Mary, we can assume the galli were still around in the 12th century, so galantry was invented, attributing these tales to real women. Galantry is a social code, where you have to castrate your manliness in order to appease to the ladies, else your simple presence is disrespectful. If you stain your clothes with your precum, it will attract faggots, not women. Galantry is the idea of suppressing these male smells, using bathing and perfumes, in order to attract females. That's why marriage is a contract. It is all about appearances and social masks, and the knights of the grail used golden masks to cover their identities. In some circles, the roman god Janus also used a golden mask covering his young face, it is from him that came the j in dates, that later became a 1, adding the thousand years of fake history. For instance, j450 (janno 450, or year 450), became 1450, and so on. [/QUOTE]

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