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I don't know about peaceful but you could move. There were no visas and in fact no passports. Though, trying to get inside a "city" (ie: citadel) might be trick
by csomar 3y ago
I don't know about peaceful but you could move. There were no visas and in fact no passports. Though, trying to get inside a "city" (ie: citadel) might be tricky. I guess they used gifts before to convince the other party.
That being said, if you settled somewhere in some large empty land, no one will complain.
- andybak 3y ago> That being said, if you settled somewhere in some large empty land, no one will complain. That's because any empty land would probably be entirely unsuitable for a settlement. Obviously we haven't specified a period in history but this all sounds suspiciously rose-tinted to me.
- csomar 3y agoPlenty of land was suitable for settlement (ie: Argentina). Mostly empty and competing empires were too far. Of course, after the discovery of the "new" world, the amount of empty land reduced significantly.