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Krystina: 08.09.2021 Good morning! I wish you very happy Day! 🙂kissing face

Me: 09.09.2021       Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse!   Mieszko I (c. 930 – May 992) (duke 960 – 992) History books tell us that he was the first Christian leader in his country. What pushed him or for what reason did he become Christian? In my naïve eyes, I would say that he changed the irrational believes of his ancestors with the irrational believes of Rome. However, I can imagine two reason, two political or strategical reasons. First reason: Some time ago, I studied Egyptian mythology a bit. Now, these religions have many gods because every little village has its own god and then there is a unifying god. However, when another village gets stronger, then the god of the other village will become the main god. (even the description, we have about Roman, Greek, Germanic, Slavic mythology, vary very often from region to region) And this is different with Christianity. Another difference with Christianity: of course, there are many clerics but they all teach more or less uniformly the same theory. I suppose that it was very important for Duke Mieszko I to assure his leadership by religious means as well. Second reason: these Christian clerics could nearly all read and write. Duke Mieszko I needed some kind of administration as his realm was constantly growing. It was probably these Christian clerics, who helped him with that kind of state organisation.   Duke Mieszko I seems to have lived in a kind of warfare nearly all his life and left his son Bolesław I the Brave a realm 3 times bigger than when he started reigning. He made alliances with those, who were rather strong (Moravian, Bohemian, Germany), and suppressed those, who were not organised or could not unify their forces (in the north, south and east from the Duchy of Poland).   Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse! I always have a wonderful day when I think of you and I even have a fantastic day when I receive a message from you!

Krystina: 09.09.2021 IT is great that you are writing about polish history.  Polish kings were brave and clever.  Now we have stupid government and president. What ashamed! 😞

Me: 11.09.2021       Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse!   I wouldn’t be so sure whether to call those kings in old times brave or wise, I think they were just merciless, ruthless, pitiless and cruel. They killed us, small people, just as if we were nothing more than vermin. They were just interested in gaining and keeping power, sent us to war while they themselves stayed at home in their warm castle. How many small people like us had to die because those kings wanted to be called “the Great”? I think that today it’s a bit different. They need us, small people, to vote for them. Of course, there is a problem because we, small people, are still not informed and intelligent enough to vote for the right government.   The Roman Empire of German nation tried to influence the political situation in Poland. Or maybe the other way round? First fact is that Mieszko I of Poland had first married Dobrawa of Bohemia and then Oda of Haldensleben, who was a German noble woman. Second fact is that Bolesław the Brave and Otto III, Roman emperor, came together in the Polish city of Gniezno in 1 000 AD to talk about politics. Third fact: many of the missionaries in Poland came from the German Archbishopric of Magdeburg, which led to the controversy of investiture (who appoints the lower clericals and bishops). Bolesław had to establish a Polish church structure with a Metropolitan See (bishopric and religious court) at Gniezno to stay independent from the Roman Empire of German nation even from a religious point of view. The establishing of bishoprics in Kraków, Wrocław, and Kołobrzeg followed. Having created his independent church structure and having fought many wars with nearly all neighbours, he thought himself strong enough to crown himself first king of Poland in 1025.   Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse! How I wish to hold you in my arms while discussing these topics personally with you! Thousand kisses and caresses!

Me: 13.09.2021       Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse!   Mieszko II Lambert (990 – 1034) (king 1025 – 34), son of Boleslav the Brave, was rather unfortunate because he had two powerful foreign enemies apart from all those enemies within his own realm. When Henry II the Saint, member of the Ottonian dynasty (973 – 13 July 1024) (emperor of the Roman Empire of German nation 1002 – 1024) died, Conrad II (989/990 – 1039) (emperor 1027 – 1039), member of the Salian dynasty, took power. Now Mieszko thought that he eventually could fight a successful war against Saxony and the Roman Empire of German nation because the new dynasty had not been established well enough. At the beginning, he was indeed successful but then his luck changed and he had to go into the defence. And when the Grand Prince of Kiev, Yaroslav the Wise or Yaroslav I (978 – 1054) (prince 1019 – 1054), saw that Mieszko was in trouble, the prince helped Mieszko’s elder brother, Bezprym, who had been neglected by Boleslav the Brave, onto the Polish throne. Mieszko II fled to Bohemia, where Duke Olderich imprisoned him. His situation was so bad that he had to make concessions to everybody, the Germans, Kiev, Bohemia, the Polish nobles and his own family. He took power again in 1032 but as a result, many territories were lost for the Polish crown. He died in 1034.   I emphasize territories were lost “for the Polish crown” because for the small Polish people probably it was indifferent who behaved like a vermin to suck their blood.   Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse! We, small people, must stick together and love each other. Therefore, come into my arms!

Krystina: 13.09.2021 I am sick. I have a runny nose, cough and fever

Me: 15.09.2021       Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse!   We have seen that Mieszko II Lambert lost the crown and many territories, maybe because he was too greedy. His son Bolesław (1016 – 1039) (duke 1034–1038/1039) shall be called “the Forgotten” because he was so cruel that people wanted to forget him. (I wonder why history wanted to forget only him? I just can’t believe that the other kings were much better than him.) Next on the list is Casimir I the Restorer (born between 1016 and 19 died 1058) (duke 1040 – 1058). I think that he was aware of the difficult situation of Poland lying between the Germans and Kiev. Therefore, he married a Kievian princess in order to have to fight only into one direction and to stabilize the country at least in the east. However, he couldn’t regain the crown as it had been transported to Germany during the crisis with Mieszko II. Now, I suppose there isn’t much difference in fact between kingdom and Dukedom. Casimir’s son, Boleslaw II the Generous, continued the policy of his father. To stabilize his realm, he tried to gain the church (founded some monasteries) and had his own mint (money printing) system established (When I think about money minting being mentioned here as something new, I’m rather surprised how underdeveloped the medieval world was after the Roman Empire in antic times.). The Roman Empire of German Nation had become a clear opponent. Both sides, the Polish and the German, tried to influence the kingdoms and territories between or around their realms. Both got into conflict about the succession in Hungary, about Saxony and the Duchy of Bohemia (which were German allies), he supported the pope in the German investiture controversy (who appoints bishops and other clerics, the German king or the pope). Of course, the Germans had the impression to be between France and Poland, and the Polish had the impression to be between the German and Kiev.   Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse! When you are ill, you need somebody to take care of you, look after you, bring some tea to your bed, caress you, tell you lovely words.

Me: 17.09.2021       Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse!   In my last message, I wrote about Bolesław II the Generous or the Bold. Of course, he had some monasteries built but somehow he was a pain in the ass to many in and around his realm. He needed a lot of money for wars against Germany and Kiev, therefore, he did not ask but just took what he thought he needed. And then he menaced everybody in his entourage when they tried to discuss any kind of topic with him. After 21 years of his reign, the clerics, the nobles and his own family had enough, revolted against him and put his younger brother, Władysław I Herman, on the throne.   History books inform us that Władysław I Herman (1044 – 1102) (duke of Poland 1079 – 1102) was not a leader with a strong hand. However, what does this all mean for the country and then for us, small people? For the country, it meant that the nobles and higher-ranking dignitaries tried to gain control over economy, military and political powers, which means a broader group of players participated in the political struggle. In my view, in this case, Poland was much more advanced than Germany or France. However, for us, small people, there was still no difference. For us, it was indifferent whether it was a king or nobles who sucked our blood.   Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse! I hope you feel well again! I’m sending you thousand tender kisses to revive you!

Krystina: 17.09.2021 I am still sick

Me: 19.09.2021       Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse!   I don’t want to complain but I’m getting older a bit every day. Some 4 month ago, I noticed that my left ankle was swollen. It didn’t hurt, therefore I didn’t really pay attention to it. The next morning, my left ankle was nearly normal again. Therefore, I thought it to be some kind of minor sprain. However, in the evening, my ankle was swollen again. I began to worry but I didn’t feel any pain at all. Now, for four month, every morning my ankle is okay and is swollen in the evening, without any pain (and I do my daily training without trouble).   At the end of each training, I do some cardio training. For example: 10 pull-ups, 20 push-ups and 40 squats and all this 5 times in 10 minutes (all in all: 50 pull-ups, 100 push-ups and 200 squats in 10 minutes). I would say that this is not a bad achievement. However, some 3 weeks ago, I had just finished training, I felt like something was squeezing my chest. It felt like an iron ring all around my upper body. I thought that maybe I was getting old. The next day, I had the same problem again. After 3 days, I thought that it might be because of me smoking cigarettes. Therefore, I tried to smoke less. By now, I’ve nearly given up smoking and can train normally again.   From time to time, I used to masturbate. Of course, I’m just a weak human like all others. However, each time I masturbate, I feel a bit lousy the next day. Of course, I feel very lousy as well if I don’t masturbate at all for a week.   I have muscle cramps in my legs very often. Therefore, I bought these kind of fizzy pills (they dissolve in water) with magnesium. By now, it’s a bit better.   You might laugh about all this but I’m not getting younger.   Meine liebliche sexy süße kleine Muse! You are the only person I’m totally honest to. I dare to tell you my most intimate and confidential secrets.

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