#Richard Lionheart

[illustratus]

[dailyarturiartfgo]

Richard and Proto arthur?

(cus fate strange fake anime)

"No come back! I still need your autograph!!"

[emprbblgm-art]

And Takeru takes up our last slot! Thank you so much to everyone who submitted characters for this! Naturally I couldn't get to all of them, but maybe I will for future pieces.

This was really fun to do, and helped force me out of my comfort zone a little. I might do it again sometime, so if you want to catch that when it happens feel free to drop me a follow.

I'm still growing as an artist, but all your support so far has been greatly appreciated!

(fulls below cut)

[wav3y-zzz]

can you please draw Richard lionheart please *with wet puppy eyes*

HELLO RICHARD VRO 👋👋👋

[best-nun-tournament]

Round 1, Match 20

King Richard and Prince John (Robin Hood/English history) vs Cleopatra VII and Ptolemy XIII (Egyptian history)

Propaganda and history lesson under break.

King Richard and Prince John

Richard goes off to fight in the Crusades and John plots behind his back to steal and exploit the kingdom!

Poll Runner's Note: That's the Robin Hood legend, and there is some truth to it: While Richard was off on the crusade, John locked up Richard's chancellor Bishop Longchamp, set up his own royal court, and declared himself Richard's heir, over Richard's choice of their nephew Arthur (age 4). He even tried to have Richard declared legally dead so he could claim the throne (he had in fact been taken captive by the Duke of Austria and was then held for ransom by the Holy Roman Emperor). John left his wife to marry the King of France's sister so he'd support his claim, and basically started a civil war which lasted until Richard finally returned home. And that meant paying 100,000 pounds of silver in ransom. Everyone had to pay 25% of their property, on top of additional taxes.

Richard "forgave" John, in that he didn't have him killed and just confiscated most of his land, but he still officially declared his "hate and malevolence" towards John for over a year.

After Richard died five years later, John introduced yet more taxes, including England's first income tax. Why? To pay for a war with France to get back all the land that was lost when John asked the King of France to help him defeat Richard's supporters. A problem he himself caused by fighting with his brother!

Cleopatra VII and Ptolemy XIII

You know

Poll Runner's Note: I sure do, and now I'm going to tell everyone about it! Ptolemy XII, their father, had five children: Berenice, Cleopatra, Arsinoë, Ptolemy XIII, and Ptolemy XIV. Berenice had usurped Ptolemy XII's rule and was executed when he regained power, making Cleopatra his eldest living child. In his will, he declared that when he died Cleopatra and Ptolemy XIII should get married and reign as co-rulers of Egypt.

Ptolemy XII died when Cleopatra was about 18 and Ptolemy XIII was 11, and right from the start she was not interested in this co-ruler business. She started leaving his name off documents, leaving his face off the coins, and generally acting like she's the only ruler in Egypt. Unfortunately for her, Ptolemy's guardians weren't keen on being demoted from "power behind the throne" to "glorified babysitter", and they deposed Cleopatra and forced her to flee to Syria, where she raised an army and started a war against her brother. It didn't go well for her, and things were looking bad for her until Julius Caesar showed up with his army.

Caesar was 1) Already mad at Ptolemy's advisors for killing Pompey who he'd wanted to spare and 2) famously a huge slut so Cleopatra was pretty easily able to convince him to restore her to power.

It's at this point Arsinoë shows up with her army. She joins forces with Ptolemy XIII, declares herself Queen Arsinoë IV, and beseiges Cleopatra and Caesar in the palace complex. For five brutal months, they battled through the city. The fires are said to be how the Library of Alexandria was lost, which is probably a legend but it was still devastating. Ceasar himself almost drowned while fleeing Arsinoë's forces at the Battle of Pharos Island.

Finally Caesar's allies show up with their armies, and Ptolemy drowned trying to flee across the Nile while Arsinoë was taken prisoner. She was brought back to Rome as part of Caesar's triumph, but her life was spared and she lived out the rest of her days at the Temple of Artemis in Ephesus. This was about five years because Cleopatra later persuaded Mark Antony to have her murdered right there in the temple.

Cleopatra married her youngest brother Ptolemy XIV, before finally poisoning him so she could make her son Caesarion the new Pharaoh.

Cleopatra was at least partially responsible for the deaths of all her siblings except the one her father killed, and the struggles between them were devastating for Egypt and caused a lot of suffering. These are some legitimately awful siblings.

[lycheeluv]

FATE FAKE STRANGE TV ADAPTATION CONGRAAAATS AAWOOOOO WE ARE WINNING !!!!!!!

[morganlefaes]

The Lion in Winter by James Goldman

[orukadoruka]

STRANGE FAKE DAY RAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[tudorism]

john lackland when richard left for the third crusade:

[jubi-liana]

I was hoping we'll get the good boy as a New Year servant but now I'm quite sure it will be U-Olga. Maybe one day, tho.

[angevinyaoiz]

Did some doodles of Richard in his later years as described by the accounts Jean Flori references in his book, which all in all seems to add up to him being "solidly built", similar to Henry in his energetic temperament and manner, weirdly tall, weirdly pale, and who put on more weight in the latter half of his life.

Most of the later period was spent feuding with Philip over territories, wherein he built Chateau Gaillard and met his end with an infected wound from an arrow shot at Châlus.

[illustratus]

Richard Lionheart at Acre by Giuseppe Rava

[autistic-writer]

Owl House X Fate Series crossover

Luz Saber Richard Lionhart

Amity Caster Leonardo DaVinci

Hunter Rider Iskander

Lilith Archer Isaac Newton

Assassin, Lancer, and Berserker are still up in the air.

[emprbblgm-art]

There were a lot of good suggestions (which I'll prolly end up drawing eventually), but we're going with Gorgon to coincide with Mother's Day! Shout out to @ghostcap81 for this one

Thank you for all the requests so far, but now we're on the last one. So, who should I draw for the Samurai Remnant slot?

[nasuversekinkmeme]

Richard the Lionheart, Saladin and Hassan of the Hundred personas vs Nrvnqsr Chaos during one of the crusades.

Oh my!

[laura-dns]

Castle of Talmont Saint Hilaire 🏰🇨🇵

I was in the courtyard. You can see how beautiful was the view. ☺️🫶