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Why Modern Generals Still Study Genghis Khan’s Capture of Beijing

Why Modern Generals Still Study Genghis Khan’s Capture of Beijing

The Mongol capture of Beijing (Zhongdu) in 1214–1215 marked a pivotal moment in Genghis Khan’s…

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Betrayal, Alliances, and Conquest: The Story of Tripoli’s Fall to the Crusaders

Betrayal, Alliances, and Conquest: The Story of Tripoli’s Fall to the Crusaders

In the early 12th century, the Near East was a crucible of conflict and ambition…

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The Heroic Last Stand of Roland at Roncevaux Pass 

The Heroic Last Stand of Roland at Roncevaux Pass 

The Battle of Roncevaux Pass, fought on August 15, 778 CE, stands as one of…

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From Warrior to Saint: How St. Columba Found His True Calling

From Warrior to Saint: How St. Columba Found His True Calling

Saint Columba, also known as Colm Cille (“Dove of the Church”), was a towering figure…

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The Viking Sea-King of Dublin

The Viking Sea-King of Dublin

In the tumultuous world of 9th century Ireland, few figures loom as large as Bardr…

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Flann Sinna: Ireland’s Legendary Ruler Who Mastered Both Sword and Strategy

Flann Sinna: Ireland’s Legendary Ruler Who Mastered Both Sword and Strategy

The rise and reign of Flann Sinna, High King of Ireland from 879 to 916…

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St. Brigid: Ireland’s Fiery Arrow of Faith and Compassion

St. Brigid: Ireland’s Fiery Arrow of Faith and Compassion

St. Brigid of Kildare, born in AD 450, stands as one of the most revered…

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The  Book That Changed Medicine

The Book That Changed Medicine

In the year 930 CE, the renowned Arab physician Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Razi…

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Ivar the Boneless: The Fearsome Viking Who Defied His Disability to Conquer Kingdoms

Ivar the Boneless: The Fearsome Viking Who Defied His Disability to Conquer Kingdoms

In the annals of Viking history, few figures loom as large or as enigmatically as…

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Edmund at the age of 14 being crowned king of East Anglia

The Shocking Death of Saint Edmund: England’s First Patron Saint

Saint Edmund, King of East Anglia, is one of the most fascinating figures from England’s…

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Wessex: How a Small Anglo-Saxon Kingdom Became the Heart of England

Wessex: How a Small Anglo-Saxon Kingdom Became the Heart of England

The Kingdom of Wessex, one of the most influential Anglo-Saxon kingdoms in dark age Britain,…

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Pope Gregory I: The Great Reformer Who Shaped Medieval Christianity

Pope Gregory I: The Great Reformer Who Shaped Medieval Christianity

Pope Gregory I, commonly known as Gregory the Great, stands as one of the most…

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The Last Roman Leader in Gaul

The Last Roman Leader in Gaul

Syagrius and the Fall of the Domain of Soissons By the 5th century CE Gaul,…

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The Mission of Saint Augustine: the Reintroduction of Christianity to England

The Mission of Saint Augustine: the Reintroduction of Christianity to England

The Mission of St. Augustine stands as a pivotal moment in the history of Christianity…

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El Cid: The Legendary Warrior of Spain

El Cid: The Legendary Warrior of Spain

Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, known to history as El Cid, stands as one of the…

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