RE: Richard III
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2013 12:25 pm
Yeah I did own Kingmaker..I think it was the first wargame I ever bought...
warspite1ORIGINAL: Empire101
ORIGINAL: catwhoorg
York has enough history sites, so much so its more than a day to visit even the major ones.
Leicester needs the help, let him stay there.
[:D]
(as for gaming in the period, Kingmaker was a great draw at my old wargames club. Quick enough for an evening, and very social)
He should go to Westminster Abbey!!!![;)]
Ah, Kingmaker.....(nostalgic sigh).....wonderful!![:)]
warspite1ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Why the "wink" emoticon re: a burial at Westminster Abbey? Wasn't he a king? Are there some unspoken rules about which kings or other regents will be granted that favour (sic) or honour (sic)?
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Why the "wink" emoticon re: a burial at Westminster Abbey? Wasn't he a king? Are there some unspoken rules about which kings or other regents will be granted that favour (sic) or honour (sic)?
warspite1ORIGINAL: Empire101
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Why the "wink" emoticon re: a burial at Westminster Abbey? Wasn't he a king? Are there some unspoken rules about which kings or other regents will be granted that favour (sic) or honour (sic)?
Well it will not happen, thats why I 'winked'.
There are no hard and fast rules about burial at Westminster Abbey.
Its really upto the individual where they wish to be laid to rest, or in very rare circumstances, the State will bequeath the honour to some individual who has done great service to the country.
I'd like to see Richard back in his homeland ie York, but as long as he gets a proper funeral, thats all that really matters.
ORIGINAL: warspite1
warspite1ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Why the "wink" emoticon re: a burial at Westminster Abbey? Wasn't he a king? Are there some unspoken rules about which kings or other regents will be granted that favour (sic) or honour (sic)?
I am afraid you will have to ask Empire. I am absolutely serious about the Abbey - Richard was our King, our Head of State, and he deserves to be treated as such.
ORIGINAL: warspite1
warspite1ORIGINAL: Empire101
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Why the "wink" emoticon re: a burial at Westminster Abbey? Wasn't he a king? Are there some unspoken rules about which kings or other regents will be granted that favour (sic) or honour (sic)?
Well it will not happen, thats why I 'winked'.
There are no hard and fast rules about burial at Westminster Abbey.
Its really upto the individual where they wish to be laid to rest, or in very rare circumstances, the State will bequeath the honour to some individual who has done great service to the country.
I'd like to see Richard back in his homeland ie York, but as long as he gets a proper funeral, thats all that really matters.
TREASON!!!!!!
ORIGINAL: Empire101
Henry VII was a good and just king....or was he???
warspite1ORIGINAL: Empire101
ORIGINAL: warspite1
warspite1ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Why the "wink" emoticon re: a burial at Westminster Abbey? Wasn't he a king? Are there some unspoken rules about which kings or other regents will be granted that favour (sic) or honour (sic)?
I am afraid you will have to ask Empire. I am absolutely serious about the Abbey - Richard was our King, our Head of State, and he deserves to be treated as such.
Well I'd like to see him buried in Westminster Abbey Mr. W, but I don't think the powers that be would even consider it until the Prince's in the Tower puzzle is sorted out....and that sir, will probably never be got to the the bottom of.
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: Empire101
Henry VII was a good and just king....or was he???
Doubtful. He was English, wasn't he? [:'(]
ORIGINAL: catwhoorg
Richard III was indeed King, however it is not that common for monarchs to be buried at the Abbey.
The one argument I think that has great weight for such a move is that his wife is interned there (Anne Neville).
How much would this cost and who should pay?ORIGINAL: Empire101
ORIGINAL: catwhoorg
Richard III was indeed King, however it is not that common for monarchs to be buried at the Abbey.
The one argument I think that has great weight for such a move is that his wife is interned there (Anne Neville).
I did not know that!!!
That changes everything....he MUST be buried alongside the wife he loved so much.
Thats the irrefutable fact that means he must....nay demands sir, that he has a State Funeral and be buried at Westminster Abbey
warspite1ORIGINAL: Orm
How much would this cost and who should pay?ORIGINAL: Empire101
ORIGINAL: catwhoorg
Richard III was indeed King, however it is not that common for monarchs to be buried at the Abbey.
The one argument I think that has great weight for such a move is that his wife is interned there (Anne Neville).
I did not know that!!!
That changes everything....he MUST be buried alongside the wife he loved so much.
Thats the irrefutable fact that means he must....nay demands sir, that he has a State Funeral and be buried at Westminster Abbey
ORIGINAL: warspite1
warspite1ORIGINAL: Orm
How much would this cost and who should pay?ORIGINAL: Empire101
I did not know that!!!
That changes everything....he MUST be buried alongside the wife he loved so much.
Thats the irrefutable fact that means he must....nay demands sir, that he has a State Funeral and be buried at Westminster Abbey
Cost doesn't come into it - I repeat, he was our King and deserves a state funeral - to hell with the cost. We just paid a bzillion pounds for the Olympics, we can afford to give Richard a proper send off.
ORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel
lol you asshat. I didn't know if there were several King Richards.