'The Seven Maidens' is a story written to be a warning to young women to not try to be too independent, but really it should celebrate and encourage that independence.
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'The Seven Maidens' is a story written to be a warning to young women to not try to be too independent, but really it should celebrate and encourage that independence.
'Castle Gutenfels' is the not so historically accurate tale of how the castle on the Rhine near Kaub got its name. But - it is much more romantic than the reality.
'Burg Stahleck' is a tale of a battle between the clergy and a land hungry noble.
'The Mother's Ghost' is a story of infidelity, murder, and (of course) ghosts that led to the downfall of the Fürstenberg's.
'The Blind Archer' is absolutely my favorite story of revenge. I hope you enjoy it as well!
'The Wooing' is a story of knightly love and betrayal, where once again our hero comes out on top.
'The Foundation of Castle Sponheim' is another tale of love, the Crusades, and a promise - but with a much better ending for everyone!
'A Mighty Draught' reads like an origin tale of drinking from a boot - with the origin of a town's lordship thrown in.
Our final tale of the week is a much sadder love story than 'Eginhard and Emma' - 'The Brömserburg'.
'Eginhard and Emma' is truly one of the great love stories. A tale of the court of Charles the Great between the princess Emma and the king's most trusted advisor.