And again, it is wrong to argue that evidence of something in place X is evidence of something in place Y.
Also, to be more detailed:
Palomides the Saracen was a character added to Arthurian Legend in the 1200s, not long after Richard the Lionheart famously fought the Saracens in the Holy Lands.
Scandinavian traders trading by sea with other European countries is irrelevant.
Rome did not have outposts in South East India (or India at all), traders from Rome sailed to South West India and traded there as did Indian traders in reverse to modern day Yemen and Oman. Does that mean Romans lived or were seen thousands of kilometers inland? Nope!
Rome, which had African provinces, had three Berber Popes. Again, how is that in any way relevant to outside Rome?
You then posted four ‘proofs’ from the 18th and 19th century as if that’s somehow relevant to the 13th and 14th?
I guess England must have had nuclear weapons in the 1600s because it has them in the 2000s then, because somehow time flows backwards and evidence from deep in the future somehow applies to the past.
I never argued that it would have been unreasonable to have PoC in Kingdom Come, I stated that there is no evidence to prove that there were or were not PoC at that time, hence it’s a stupid thing for people to have get caught up on in the first place particularly when its treatment of female characters is a more valid topic. However, if they have a loose grip on history and logic, I guess it makes sense.
Trade in Bohemia at the time was very limited, largely exports of Silver with limited imports. Trade collapsed in the late 1300s as a result of the emigration of wealthy German merchants from Bohemia severely limiting silver production, which was exacerbated by the Hussite rebellions that followed.
The main East-West trade routes originated in the southern Netherlands, passing through Frankfurt or Nuremberg, to Wroclaw, on to Krakow and from there to Lviv and onwards to Caffa by the Black Sea. Trade routes from western Europe travelled through Frankfurt and onward through Bavaria to Venice. Bohemia was largely bypassed, and accessed trade through external cities (Nuremberg, Wroclaw, Regensburg, Gorlitz or Lausitz). Brno in Moravia had a minor amount of trade from Buda and onward.
Prague was not a trading hub. It was not any of the above cities I listed. There are several accounts of PoC appearing in London in the middle ages and the novelty of such events, that does not mean PoC were also in Lincoln, or Chester, or Exeter.