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Empires and Kingdoms

The Golden Age of Islam and then the Mongols Came

The Golden Age of Islam and then the Mongols Came

The Abbasid Caliphate stands as one of the most influential and transformative empires in world…

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Byzantine Blunder: The Mistake That Gave Birth to a New Kingdom

Byzantine Blunder: The Mistake That Gave Birth to a New Kingdom

The founding of the First Bulgarian Empire in the southeastern Balkans in the late 7th…

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The Frisians: Masters of Europe’s North Sea

The Frisians: Masters of Europe’s North Sea

The story of the Frisians is one of resilience, independence, and maritime prowess. From their…

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The Viking Child given Five Longships on his 12th Birthday for Raiding!

The Viking Child given Five Longships on his 12th Birthday for Raiding!

Erik Haraldsson, better known as Erik Bloodaxe, was one of the most formidable and controversial…

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Hereward’s Revenge: From Family Tragedy to National Hero

Hereward’s Revenge: From Family Tragedy to National Hero

Hereward the Wake’s rebellion against Norman rule (1070–1071) stands as one of the most audacious…

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Why the Roman Empire Abandoned Rome 

Why the Roman Empire Abandoned Rome 

The transfer of the Western Roman Empire’s capital from Rome to Ravenna in 402 AD…

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The Viking King Who Ruled Two Kingdoms: The Saga of Olaf Cuarán

The Viking King Who Ruled Two Kingdoms: The Saga of Olaf Cuarán

Olaf Cuarán, also known as Amlaíb mac Sitric or Olaf Sihtricson, was a formidable figure…

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The King-Makers Behind the Frankish Throne

The King-Makers Behind the Frankish Throne

The “mayor of the palace” began as the chief steward of the royal Frankish household….

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The Viking King Who Became an English Saint: St. Olaf’s Legacy

The Viking King Who Became an English Saint: St. Olaf’s Legacy

Few figures from the Viking Age have left a legacy as complex and enduring as…

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Empress Zoë: The Perfumed Sovereign of Byzantium

Empress Zoë: The Perfumed Sovereign of Byzantium

For over two decades, Zoë Porphyrogenita wielded power through strategic marriages, court intrigue, and an…

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Rorik of Dorestad: Viking King, Diplomat, and Shadow Ruler of Frisia

Rorik of Dorestad: Viking King, Diplomat, and Shadow Ruler of Frisia

The story of Rorik of Dorestad – a Danish Viking who became a king in…

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The Strategic Genius of Emma of Normandy – England’s Overlooked Matriarch

The Strategic Genius of Emma of Normandy – England’s Overlooked Matriarch

Emma of Normandy (c. 985–1052), played an influential role in shaping the complex worlds of…

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The Clever Political Manoeuvre That Won The Pope A Kingdom

The Clever Political Manoeuvre That Won The Pope A Kingdom

The year 754 CE marked a crucial moment in Dark Ages European history, as it…

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A Crown for Sale? This Empire Went to the Highest Bidder!

A Crown for Sale? This Empire Went to the Highest Bidder!

For nearly a millennium, the Holy Roman Empire’s imperial elections combined ritual, bribery, and dynastic…

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From Slave to Queen

From Slave to Queen

Galla Placidia’s life reads like an epic: born into the highest echelons of Roman power,…

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