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The Plague of Justinian: The First Pandemic

The Plague of Justinian: The First Pandemic

In the mid-6th century, a devastating pandemic swept across Europe and the Mediterranean, leaving death…

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The Great Countess, Defender of Popes

The Great Countess, Defender of Popes

Matilda of Tuscany, also known as La Gran Contessa (The Great Countess), was one of…

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Sigurd the Mighty: the Viking Slain by a Tooth!

Sigurd the Mighty: the Viking Slain by a Tooth!

Sigurd Eysteinsson, known as Sigurd the Mighty, was a formidable Viking leader whose exploits left…

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12th Century King Accidentally Creates Legal System Used by Half the World

12th Century King Accidentally Creates Legal System Used by Half the World

Before Henry II’s reign, justice in England was a patchwork affair. In the middle of…

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The Empire That Stretched from India to Spain

The Empire That Stretched from India to Spain

The rise of the Umayyad Empire and its expansion across North Africa into Spain and…

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Rum: The Thorn in the Side of the Byzantine Empire

Rum: The Thorn in the Side of the Byzantine Empire

The Sultanate of Rum, a medieval Sunni Muslim state, played a pivotal role in shaping…

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5 Campaigns, 1 Ruthless Emperor – How Barbarossa Kept Coming Back for More

5 Campaigns, 1 Ruthless Emperor – How Barbarossa Kept Coming Back for More

Frederick I, better known as Frederick Barbarossa, was one of the most ambitious and powerful…

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She Ruled Two Kingdoms and Refused to Submit to Any King

She Ruled Two Kingdoms and Refused to Submit to Any King

Eleanor of Aquitaine was one of the most extraordinary figures of the medieval period, renowned…

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How the Capture of a Pigeon Led to the Capture of a City 

How the Capture of a Pigeon Led to the Capture of a City 

In the early 12th century, the Christian Kingdom of Jerusalem faced significant challenges in the…

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How Medieval Merchants Built a Trading Empire

How Medieval Merchants Built a Trading Empire

The Hanseatic League, often referred to as die Hanse, was the most influential medieval commercial…

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The Last Western Roman Emperor’s Valiant Stand

The Last Western Roman Emperor’s Valiant Stand

Procopius Anthemius, the last Western Roman Emperor to mount a significant military campaign, ascended to…

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The Real Last Kingdom: The True Story Behind Uhtred of Bebbanburg

The Real Last Kingdom: The True Story Behind Uhtred of Bebbanburg

The Real Last Kingdom: The True Story Behind Uhtred of Bebbanburg Fans of Bernard Cornwell’s…

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The Second Crusade: A Journey of Blood and Betrayal

The Second Crusade: A Journey of Blood and Betrayal

The Second Crusade (1147–1149) was marked by ambitious goals, dramatic failures, and unforeseen consequences. Launched…

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The Eighth Crusade: The End of an Era

The Eighth Crusade: The End of an Era

The Eighth Crusade, launched in 1270 CE, stands as a significant yet often overlooked chapter…

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The Rise and Fall of Edessa, the First Crusader State

The Rise and Fall of Edessa, the First Crusader State

The Fall of Edessa in 1144 was a pivotal event in the history of the…

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