No. Again your perspective is that of staring at your own asshole in a mirror.
My posts get removed while yours the epitome of an autist remain.
Erm, you ok there buddy?, maybe check who insulted you before popping off
Viking did raids. Once settled they were no longer vikings, and yes, they then had camp followers for any meaningful battles.
The siege of Baghdad what happened?
Well the Bhagdad women were inside the walls, and
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Just to provide an example, historian Stephen Turnbull mentioned (in The Mongol Warrior 1200 – 1350) how a tumen of 10,000 actual soldiers was accompanied by possibly 30,000 non-combatants"
Were nomadic and stayed near their women as plains warfare was alot of raiding. Check the Battle of bighorn, Custers charge was trying to reach the women to hold them hostage over the army.
This predominantly myth so wont go into
Aztecs. Even ancient Egyptians like Nefertiti and Cleopatra. Blacks. Indians. Japanese. Chinese. Name it.
Camp followers follow an army around. A spouse could rarely afford to be away for an extended period from their partner so would often join these camps.
If you are a lord yes, your wife can stay at home and may even be regent in your absence. But if you are the wife of a poor subsistence farmer who is no longer going to be bringing in a crop for your family? Staying at home would be starvation. So you join the camp followers and live off the soldiers pay (if possible) if not try get money doing odd jobs for the army like washing etc.
And finally, in a siege, most the civilians were frequently thrown out to enable provisions to last. Anyone inside the walls was then expected to help, including women. Not everyone in battle swings a sword, you have logistics, fire fighting, watch, rat catching, cooking, cleaning. The city still has to function. Everything you dont want your soldiers doing to enable them to concentrate.