Nice views for something literally called “Scrotum Castle”
Ahhh, yes, the Scrotum Castle
Fun fact: “moszna” means “scrotum” in Polish.
In contemporary Polish moszna means a ballsack and there are 5 Mosznas town or villages in Poland.
Etymology is old and in past moszna ment small bag or a pounch. In terms of geography it ment depression/immerssion ,pretty much such a place which is lower on a groud covered and protected.
It’s slightly annoying that people still confuse palaces with castles. That’s indeed a very beautiful palace that I would like to visit, but it has no defensive architecture to make it a castle. I think it’s just marketing(?).
Guys, please stop calling it scrotum castle 💀
It’s such a huge difference seeing it in summer colours, both times I visited(Eu4 Grandest Lan) was during the winter season.
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Nice views for something literally called “Scrotum Castle”
Ahhh, yes, the Scrotum Castle
Fun fact: “moszna” means “scrotum” in Polish.
In contemporary Polish moszna means a ballsack and there are 5 Mosznas town or villages in Poland.
Etymology is old and in past moszna ment small bag or a pounch. In terms of geography it ment depression/immerssion ,pretty much such a place which is lower on a groud covered and protected.
Link in Polish.
https://nck.pl/projekty-kulturalne/projekty/ojczysty-dodaj-do-ulubionych/ciekawostki-jezykowe/nazwy-miejscowosci-o-nieoczywistej-odmianie-
It’s slightly annoying that people still confuse palaces with castles. That’s indeed a very beautiful palace that I would like to visit, but it has no defensive architecture to make it a castle. I think it’s just marketing(?).
Guys, please stop calling it scrotum castle 💀
It’s such a huge difference seeing it in summer colours, both times I visited(Eu4 Grandest Lan) was during the winter season.
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