Historical Hetalia

Sideblog dedicated to historical hetalia. If you have a question about anything or any interesting history facts feel free to send it my way. None of the artwork is mine (unless spesified) but I do try to make sure the artwork I reblog is either posted by the original artist or the poster has permision

[weizabonnie]

Spain,Venice&Ottoman maybe in Kostantiniyye before battle of Lepanto? （a Mediterranean sandwich maybe：D

[sunnylolli]

Imagine Alfred joining the War Effort in WW2, just to see Arthur whip out bow and arrow because “It’s stealthier” which, admittedly, it is.

[marraiwa]

gay club of the holy cross

[fuckyeahhistoricalhetalia]

Hey just a heads up. I don't talk about current events on this blog. I also try to keep the blog ship neutral (key word try). I'm just bring this up because I have gotten a few asks about current events and about ships so I probably won't answer any of those.

Any one else who sent me ask and I haven't answered... my bad and I'm Sorry. I see them I just keep forgetting to answer.

[marraiwa]

another quiet day in the kalmar family

[kayartstuff]

WWI- two pairs of brothers on opposite sides of the battlefield.

[stirringwinds]

shitpost screencap redraw / expectations vs. reality

[kacakacafall]

That day she decides, that no matter how bitter, how cursed this birth is. She gonna raise her, she gonna raise her in this new world no matter what.

More 1650s nyo england/nyo america mother/daughter relationship in the middle of civil war stuff, relating to this. 

As I said before, for Rose, Emily’s birth is very unexpected and she feels very unsettled about it, but after many personal internal struggles, she is determined to raise and love Emily. In short, it’s a mother’s determination. 

I think nyo england/nyo america mother/daughter relationship is pretty neat in this 1650s English civil war context, since it could be a perfect metaphor for the fates and conditions of motherhood in pre-modern patriarchal societies: couldn’t decide and control whether to give birth or have children, raising children in a broken twisted patriarchal society, prevail in those super tough conditions, etc.

and a little doodle about Emily’s name, now you know what’s the F in the Emliy·F·Jones originally stands for(in my headcanon). I mean, talking about good proper puritan names

Rose is probably having numerous thoughts like oh my goodness/I should have come earlier/it’s all my fault/if I haven’t started a bloody civil war this wouldn’t happen

[fuckyeahhistoricalhetalia]

hey if you ever sent me an ask on this blog and I haven't answered it, I’m sorry, I’m really bad and answering things

[julikovaart]

We hadn't my favorite ancient egypt's vibe so much time...

[cawe-sama]

I feel so bad about the fact that this was intended to be for @historical-hetalia-week in february or something. I'm so sorry

[ego-meliorem-esse]

My hormonal/emotional ass can't draw anything besides Arthur with his firstborn son (Alfred) these days /sob/

It's justtt.. Arthur holding his baby boy for the first time and giving him the name Alfred. Cracking the most genuine smile in centuries and naming the boy after his past king. I don't think he was prepared to feel like he did when little Alfred was born.

I also don't think people in the room would dare take little Alfie away from his dad at that point asdfgghjkl

emotions man... I'm bad at expressing 'em..

[sirbelacque]

WW2 uniform

[sketchytea]

the new year lacked any signs of life

in early february, sprouting grass was a pleasant surprise

the white snow thought spring was late in coming

and purposely fluttered into the courtyard like flower petals

- spring snow, hanyu (tang)

day 2 for @historical-hetalia-week - 815 A.D.

[jackaroo-06]

Local Prussian on his way to mansplain, manipulate and malewife 🦅 (Wip)

[kacakacafall]

More English civil war stuff, scary puritan Ms England at that time, since it is a time period when women would openly arm themselves

and some English civil war related shitpost?

The world turned upside down

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[marraiwa]

How about nyo North Italy in a 17th century dress or in robe a la francaise! You choose

i'm in love with 17th century costumes <3