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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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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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How Rome’s Last Hope Became Its Downfall

How Rome’s Last Hope Became Its Downfall

The Roman Empire’s increasing reliance on foederati, or barbarian mercenaries, for defense towards the end…

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How A King with Tens of Thousands of Soldiers Only Had 60 for the Decisive Battle 

How A King with Tens of Thousands of Soldiers Only Had 60 for the Decisive Battle 

The Battle of Alnwick in 1174 marked a significant turning point in the relationship between…

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Pope vs. Antipope: the Violent Papal Schism of 1130-1138

Pope vs. Antipope: the Violent Papal Schism of 1130-1138

The papal schism between Antipope Anacletus II and Pope Innocent II, lasting from 1130 to…

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The Battle of Dun Nechtain: The Start of the England-Scotland Rivalry

The Battle of Dun Nechtain: The Start of the England-Scotland Rivalry

In the seventh century CE the Picts living in what is now Northern Scotland faced…

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King Louis VI: The Fat Warrior King 

King Louis VI: The Fat Warrior King 

King Louis VI of France was indeed very fat, but his obesity did not stop…

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The Crusade That Cost a King His Freedom: Louis IX’s Desperate Gamble

The Crusade That Cost a King His Freedom: Louis IX’s Desperate Gamble

The Seventh Crusade, led by King Louis IX of France, was a significant military expedition…

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The General Who Outsmarted the Crusaders: Saladin’s Epic Story!

The General Who Outsmarted the Crusaders: Saladin’s Epic Story!

Salah ad-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub, commonly known as Saladin, was a towering figure in medieval…

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The Mongol Invasion of Russia: The Beginning of Europe’s Nightmare

The Mongol Invasion of Russia: The Beginning of Europe’s Nightmare

In the winter of 1237, a storm of unparalleled ferocity descended upon the fragmented principalities…

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The Fifth Crusade: A Tale of Ambition and Missed Opportunity

The Fifth Crusade: A Tale of Ambition and Missed Opportunity

The Fifth Crusade, which took place from 1217 to 1221 CE, stands as a pivotal…

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