Not a political post, best simplest explanation of inflation I've ever seen so thought would share.
As the Jews were so heavily involved in finance and usury, Edward blamed them for the inflation of the economy via the treasonous and fraudulent act of coin clipping. He executed or imprisoned a fifth of the Jewish population between 1278 and 1279. By 1290, the king had cleared the entire Jewish population from England in a banishment that went on to last 500 years.
Was the prevalence of the issue of coin clipping affected after the king's solution?
It looks terribly awful. If used on female glad and minervaβs shield the coin just floats 10 cm above the shield and when she grabs the coin it doesnt even connect with her hand. It floats. Please fix this ubi, it looks awful
By "Medieval Ages" I am primarily looking for pre-1600's stuff, it can even date back to B.C.E. , I am just rather curious as to what some people actually fell for and what others got away with.
I have heard of sales of fake 'relics' as well as shaving down coins for precious metals while keeping coin value, but that can't be it, can it?
I remember in this game I had called Medieval 2: Total War the merchants in the game could acquire a trait called "Trick abacus" where the description was something along the lines of "You see, when you carry the two over here you end up owing 100 florins more..."
So basically stuff along those lines. Thank you for any insight you can provide!
Bengals and Packers sent out their kickers for the coin toss. At which point, the ref stared at them and said "Great job so far gentlemen!"
The two of them missed 3 straight total field goals before the game went into overtime.
