Crusader Kings 3: King Arthur, Myth, and Mythologizing History
Myths, especially blurry ones, have the power to drastically shape our impressions of an era of history, sometimes bringing them to life, other times, obscuring them like a fog. Crusader Kings 3 has its fair share of historical blurring and serves as a guide for talking about the broader concept of myth with King Arthur as our central figure. In keeping with the rest of the series, I have yet again jumped to a different game in order to explore a new concept. _________________ 00:00 intro 02:05 Crusading and Kings 07:17 Myth, Revisionism, consequence 11:27 "The Dark Ages" 14:02 Conclusion _________________ Source for some of the illuminated manuscript pages: https://blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscri...

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