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@Tacitus Oh, really? I was taught to be a pure-blood you ignore everything about everything but barbarian might as an individuals progression to that might. I had only Egypt to rival through the ages. Greece were held by fake-roleplayers so I chose to abandon knowing about them. I know General information though, how could I not. But I took swordsmanship to earn my spiritanimal. I'm a very knowledgeable person, smart, intelligent and can speak English as well as write it real well but pardon my barbarianism in this post; it's just to further my pride... all I had were black knights and lone rangers to get me here. And I dont study black knights - I understand what those are. As for rangers I understand Master Ranger, Ranger of the North, the Ranger Commandant.

Yes, yes what do you know about those tribes? Give me a history if you could, please.

I don't have much patriotism in Poland apart from them fighting knights back as a kingdom, being mercenaries for Hungarians until the Hussars became privately personal, and vaguely about how the Republic forms. I have learned of Poland having barbarian tribes and that is amazing. My pride humbles me knowing I do not need to be a soldier of virtue but I can be a barbarian-commander for my father, Dariusz Dabrowski. So I'm learning.

If you do get puzzled you can tell me about the tribes conforming together to create the state and tell me, in as barbarian as you can (King Boleslaw to me is knightly instead of barbarous- that's where I can figure out for myself) what kinds of fighting did they impose on others outside of their territory, were other tribes slain to them, and so forth.

@kaprys I want fantasy mercenary books. A bit of a romance to it, I do not like magic fantasy. I'm hoping to find a dashing lone swordsman, or a grim lone swordsman and some easy novels in that way. But in the actual Polish language.

If you know any historic barbarian books on Poland please do tell me. They can be in English as well as Polish.

@Lyzko thanks for the clarity. So is "Poles" in Polish or in English? I've been reading it English all this time.

@pawian Polanie. Thank you. Do you have anything more to say about Polanie?

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And yes @pawian do you know any Polish specific films of that sort? I got lost to Saxons and until now, after getting through France's legionnaire legend of those Crusaders am finally learning of Poland. I can find some knightly movies my self, and later in my life after the Polish classes I'll be able to respect myself correctly to ask of/for Polish knightly films at a Polish film distributor in Chicago. As well as barbarian kinds.

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@Lyzko here in the U.S.A. I too like hearing it that way. In fact it derogatorily became known to me that the other way is how commoners would talk to other commoners (the ones they would keep deeming as peasents(instead of the usual Lords & Ladies) while pretending to consider them as gentlemen and women of a sort. That's how Overlords would be able to reap the commoners, but as the topic is those "Are you a Pole?'s" kind wouldn't believe themselves pious and fallin on themselves instead) in England.

I'd imagine that person born in that country as an immigrant if they chose to not become part of the heritage. And should they live in the country too if they weren't a mean Low-Lander with a spear I'd have to become a Baron and seize that land. But of course that's preposterous.

I have Sword and Fire coming in currently. It may be a week or so before my library gets it. I appreciate the gesture for "Man of Iron" but I've had parents who showed me some Jewish movies, like the "Pianist". I chose to do roleplaying instead and actually listen and understand girls specifically to become an opponent party-animal. I'll be fine in Poland once I return/visit or whatever it'll be with the common man anyways.

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@Ziemowit thanks. That sounds just what I am looking for.

I'm just looking for a more barbarian heritage is all. I know that at 966 and onward Poland became a kingdom. I want to know about Poland before the actual kingdom, which I understand is just barbarian. From tribes, to merging of tribes, to battles/wars, to possibly even hunting and training, names too is important to me.

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Halo, it has been a while. I have read all of my Kings and their Queens, but not the Kingdom's history, because whilst searching for my Barbarian legacy I developed virtue I thought I had saved just for Barbarianism. I created a restitution while reading about the Kings and Queens because it seemed the noble thing to do with the colleges having "Magister" degrees, instead of "Bachelor"; Because unanimously I believe the magnanimity of our Kingdom's magistrations|magistrates beseech such nobility to be a "Kawaler" instead of a "Bachelor".

I have learned many things, and learned that the Romans have never gotten to Poland, only the Catholic Religion did. From my learnings the Barbarian Poles started about AGE 500, and the Romans died around 573 to Britain; at the 800th YEAR|AGE our turf is now "Poland". And then as you people agreed to say so Poland became a Kingdom about 990.

My original question was searching for Barbarian creations from Poland. Like movies, and novels. I want them to be Polish specific - so no "Slavs", no mixing of Clans, just what is actually thought as Poles specific. Although a Barbarian turf story that explains literally too that it's about Poland is acceptable, of course. I can find Polish Clans in the Crusades, if I was interested in more of that, please don't offer me something before 500 and between 500 and 599. Unless certified as Poland.

I've learned that for Poland "Polska" is how people say it to people because they live in Poland, and so are travelling out of Poland and will return to Poland. I don't know why they need to have to be so dirty and say "Polska" instead of "Poland", though. I've then learned that "Polonia" is every other Polish person living outside of Poland, and is thus learning of "Polska" - but I prefer "Poland", because it's a Kingdom not an empire. But it can be thought as intermittent colonial, and so with the Republic of Poland then avenging Polonia worldwide through intermediation. Our language doesn't change from "Polish".

So, yeah, like 600 - 900 is what I'm asking for in books, movies, and art. I also want Polands Catholic Order of Dobrzyn movies and books, please.

As for the talk about that germanic stuff. I've looked at my birth certificate and saw how to pureblood speak for myself, thanks to it saying Wisko. So, with great admiration, I say for the future of Poland don't spam in here. It wasn't "harassment", but it being the World Wide Web it can only start as "spam", or in a Role-Play specifically. I am aware of those vagabonds, and aware of the Brigand legacy that used to be Norsemen companies. Poland has brigades in its military, so I assume that the legacy has gone well for Poland, but germany does not have brigades. So they're losing the North; is how I see it.

But I do like the "flamberge" sword. I'm going to make my own, as the "flamberge" happens to be thin.

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Okay. I was testing my barbarzyn blood, now that I have the word itself, Poland has a General Commander, so I try to try.