This is certainly... intresting.
I play me and cat plays cat. The first era is the "Golden age", The Golden Age of Piracy (roughly 1650 to 1730) was a historic era of high sea robbery, defined by the exploits of Edward "Blackbeard" Teach, Sir Henry Morgan, and Bartholomew Roberts. It thrived on expanding transatlantic trade, unemployed former sailors, and weak colonial policing. Both princess and knight eras are in the medieval era. The medieval age, or Middle Ages (476–1492 CE), was an era defined by feudalism, towering stone castles, and elite mounted warriors known as knights. These armored horsemen served kings and lords in exchange for land and status, forming the backbone of medieval society and warfare. For princesses, this was life; A medieval princess lived a life defined by political duty, luxury, and strict confinement, serving primarily as a vital diplomatic tool for royal alliances rather than a fairy-tale figure. (All of this is according to google)
