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Warbelton v Gorges

A dispute has arisen between two noble families from Hampshire and Somerset. Seemingly, members of their respective households met in battle during the siege of Calais, where it became evident that they share an identical coat of arms.
Unable to settle the dispute amongst themselves, they have launched a formal complaint to resolve the matter.
EnglandCountrydynamic historical event.tag
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PeasantsPop Typeoption 1, option 2, option 3Definitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_ENG.txt:6493
6494type = country_event
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6498title = flavor_eng.71.title Warbelton v Gorges
6499desc = flavor_eng.71.desc A dispute has arisen between two noble families from Hampshire and Somerset. Seemingly, members of their respective households met in battle during the siege of Calais, where it became evident that they share an identical coat of arms.
Unable to settle the dispute amongst themselves, they have launched a formal complaint to resolve the matter.
Unable to settle the dispute amongst themselves, they have launched a formal complaint to resolve the matter.
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6618historical_info = flavor_eng.71.historical_info Warbelton v. Gorges is a historical legal case from 1347 concerning coats of arms. During this time, armorial bearings represented the very identity of a man and were of enormous importance to him and his family, but they also held a practical purpose as it allowed for personal recognition in battles and in legal matters. The case was won by the Warbeltons who were able to present a stronger claim.