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Last time we saw the siege of Munster come to an end.

The bishop prince made a triumphant entrance into Munster and was presented with both the keys to the city and King Yan's royal regalia, watched on by a shackled, disheveled King Yarn himself.

By this point in time, all the Anabaptists living in Munster had either been

killed, captured and released after renouncing their religion, or, in the case of some of the

leaders of the movement, imprisoned while the bishop prince decided what to do with them,

with King Yarn and Bernard Kneverdolling falling into this last category, along with another

Bernard, Bernard Krecking. Now, the name Krecking probably sounds familiar, as Bernard's brother, Henry Krecking, who had been one of Kinyan's

chancellors, had made a stand in the Cathedral Square following the storming of the city back in

episode 213, and had subsequently been allowed to leave Munster with 25 of his men following a very

favourable conditional surrender. Both correcting brothers were early adherents of Anabaptism,

and had relocated to Munster with their wives and families

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