What If: England Had Won the Hundred Years War
If England had won, not lost, the Hundred Years’ War, the trajectory of English, French,…

If England had won, not lost, the Hundred Years’ War, the trajectory of English, French,…

In 1121 CE, far to the western edge of the Islamic world, a new flame…

Tsar Simeon the Great, ruler of Bulgaria from 893 to 927, was a figure of…

The Tribal Hidage is a compelling relic of dark age England: a mysterious, fragmentary window into the…

Introduction: Iberia in the 11th–12th Century The Iberian Peninsula in the early twelfth century was…

On July 22, 838, the rolling plains of Dazimon (in modern-day Turkey) saw one of…

Rising from semi-nomadic Turkish military origins in the late 10th century, the Ghaznavids managed within…

The Rashtrakuta dynasty emerged as a dominant force in 8th-century India, rising to power in 756 CE…

The closing years of the eighth century were a time of turbulence, transformation, and realignment…

The Mayan civilization stands as one of the most fascinating and enigmatic cultures of the ancient world….

The story of the Berber resistance to the Arab invasion of North Africa is one…

The story of the Khazars – a powerful Turkic people whose medieval empire straddled the…

The year 867 CE marked a turning point in the history of the Byzantine Empire….

In the turbulent landscape of 11th-century Iberia, where Christian and Muslim kingdoms vied for power,…

In the early fifth century, the Roman Empire, once the unchallenged master of the Mediterranean…