Post by Quote on Jul 25, 2015 22:45:13 GMT -5
Welcome to the Headcanon Board!
Here, you can post your own thoughts and theories on Hetalia.
Just try not to make them too outlandish.
Without further ado, here is my first headcanon.
As we know, the 'Grandpa' of Veneziano and Romano is Rome, so who is the father? Here's my take.
After the fall of Rome, it is largely understood that the Lombards eventually took over and ran their kingdom for a little more than 200 years.
The Lombards were separated in 5 distinct locations, Austria (as it was known then, northeast Italy), Neustria (northwest Italy), Tuscia (Tuscany area), Spoleto (central Italy)
and the most important, Benevento (southern Italy).
These were the duchies of the Kingdom of the Lombards.
The majority of Lombardy was eventually taken over by the Holy Roman Empire under Charlemagne, leaving only Benevento as the sole remaining Lombard power.
Here, we can divide the duchies.
Austria, Neustria, and Tuscia can be seen as Northern Italy.
Spoleto and Benevento can be seen as Southern Italy.
This was the last time the majority of Italy was ever unified until Garibaldi united it with his Redshirts.
From this history, I believe that Lombardy is the father of Romano and Veneziano.
Tell me what you all think! You all are fine with revising or criticizing my head canons as well as others posted by fellow forum-goers.
Have fun thinking!
Here, you can post your own thoughts and theories on Hetalia.
Just try not to make them too outlandish.
Without further ado, here is my first headcanon.
As we know, the 'Grandpa' of Veneziano and Romano is Rome, so who is the father? Here's my take.
After the fall of Rome, it is largely understood that the Lombards eventually took over and ran their kingdom for a little more than 200 years.
The Lombards were separated in 5 distinct locations, Austria (as it was known then, northeast Italy), Neustria (northwest Italy), Tuscia (Tuscany area), Spoleto (central Italy)
and the most important, Benevento (southern Italy).
These were the duchies of the Kingdom of the Lombards.
The majority of Lombardy was eventually taken over by the Holy Roman Empire under Charlemagne, leaving only Benevento as the sole remaining Lombard power.
Here, we can divide the duchies.
Austria, Neustria, and Tuscia can be seen as Northern Italy.
Spoleto and Benevento can be seen as Southern Italy.
This was the last time the majority of Italy was ever unified until Garibaldi united it with his Redshirts.
From this history, I believe that Lombardy is the father of Romano and Veneziano.
Tell me what you all think! You all are fine with revising or criticizing my head canons as well as others posted by fellow forum-goers.
Have fun thinking!
I never really stopped and thought about who the Italies' father might be. Who knows, maybe you'll be right in the future!
Why would he call it sacred? Old Fritz stands as a great figure in Prussian history, so it would make sense if Prussia calls the journey sacred because Friedrich the Second himself taught him how to play.
