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We don't kneel for anyone beyond the Wall.Mance Rayder Beyond the Wall [1] and north of the Wall [2] are generic terms employed by the people of the Six Kingdoms and the Kingdom of the North to refer to the large area of Westeros that lies north of the Wall. It is the only part of the continent...
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The Free Folk will follow a King-Beyond-the-Wall into battle, but they do not perform ceremonies of submission such as kneeling in front of him or referring to him as "your Grace". They call the people of the feudal Seven Kingdoms "Kneelers", because they physically kneel to men who they didn't choose to rule over them.
A kneeler is a derogatory name used by the Free Folk to describe people who live south of the Wall. In Westeros kneeling is an act of submission. The Free Folk do not kneel for anyone, while the kneelers are subject to laws, lords and kings.
Aug 13, 2017 · Will we learn more about the peeoples beyond the wall? What are their tribal customes, traditions, religous beliefs, mythology, way of life? If we do, then only by tales we are told by one or two somewhere in the last two books.
- The Wiki of Ice and Fire used to be a very incomplete source w/ many mistakes and "assumptions" some years back. And thanks to many people who have...
- They should have none to very little Andal blood. Only from rape by Andal NW members and from the rare enslaved Northmen with Andal blood. As to ph...
- They need to develop a way of economics to empower the country. A trend of technological progress.
- At very least, the Thenns have made better advancements in metallurgy than the rest of the Wildlings. Their political structure is more advanced, l...
- The religion seems to be mostly Old Gods, perhaps with some Moonsinging thrown in for good measure. I don't think they have specific tribal costume...
- In some other thread (no idea which it had been, but this was within the last week or so) a poster quoted Ygritte on strong egzogamy among the Free...
- That's a custom, not a costume. @norwaywolf123 did you mean customs in question 2?
- LOL! I goofed, didn't I? Or I need better glasses
- It's possible that norwaywolf123 did mean customs. There was a request that we help with the English and those two words are easy to mix up.
- I hadn't even noticed it says 'costumes' in the OP...
Kneelers are what the free folk call those who live in the Seven Kingdoms south of the Wall. They consider it a derogatory term, as kneeling is a position of submission. Beyond the Wall the free folk kneel for no man, while kneelers are subject to lords and kings.
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TORMUND: You spent too much time with the free folk and now you don't like kneeling. Mance Rayder was a great man, a proud man. The king beyond the wall never bent the knee.
