12th-Century Royal Succession Turmoil: Societal Taboo Against Fratricide
The early Norman kings of England battled their kinsman to retain their crowns, and although rebellion was socially permitted, fratricide was not.
Source: ancient-origins.net
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The early Norman kings of England battled their kinsman to retain their crowns, and although rebellion was socially permitted, fratricide was not.