Did you know that the Slavs at one point invited a Norse king and his associates to rule over them?

The Bosnians are parasites / settled Turks / traitors.

Sweden did the same with a French king much later

Yeah

Well they didn't.

He brought his brothers, law and order.

It's in a Slavic chronicle

Yeah but it's allegorical

He brings his brothers who are virtues

I see

And Rurik is in Sweden before that.

As some goon.

And there were already Vikings in Eastern Europe.

Is there anything left of the Slavic mythology?

Yes

Of course, they were in lots of places. I just find it interesting when people import rulers.

It's similar to Norse and Celtic mytb.

They don't.

They get Conquered

People do it when there's a developed nobility

Jean Bernodotrre did not rule Sweden.

The assembly crownd him to be their dude.

Which he was.

I was being liberal with the term ruler

As the Swedish Empire was an absolute monarchy before in the middle ages.

King owns everything

They didn't have serfdombut the nobility had no rights/land

Same as Imperial Russia

Your right as a noble was not to pay taxes.

You had to serve the emperor

After Peter.

For he could take everything away.

And hand it over.

Your goal is to serve him as lol ur private arny sucks compared to his and don't fuck with him as he will kill you and replace the people on the land.

But yeah the master 64 got booted.

For defending the Bosnians. Fuck the Bosnians.

Fuck the Serbs.

Defending people who thought they were special and Allah could not protect them is hilarious.

It's like the Roman arches and columns where Yahweh has jack shit on Titus, son of man & son of God, who destroyed his temple and enslaved his people.

And the Germanic God of the Danube looks on in oity as the Romans trample the river to go slaughter his people.

https://i.imgur.com/xQDBM6A.png