Medieval Europe

@Heineken · 3 years ago

It was 1347. The plague had already struck the Far East. He had now reached the gateway to the eastern periphery of Europe. The Mongols surrounded the fortified Genoese trading post in Kaffa, n...

2 likes · 1 comments · History (7dd2)

@Snezana28 · 3 years ago

The queen of chess was not a woman at first

Even if you are a fan of the ancient art of playing chess, you probably don't know how interesting history the queen had - the faithful shadow of the king and today the most powerful figure on the boa...

26 likes · 29 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@deki · 3 years ago

Who were the Vikings? ( 5 facts )

Most people imagine the Vikings as extremely muscular warriors with horns who have horns, as brutal savages who only plundered and fought, as a dirty horde that came from the north and ravaged everyth...

20 likes · 18 comments

@Mila · 3 years ago

Accident when 60 noble medieval nobles drowned in a toilet pit

In July 1184, several nobles gathered in a modern German church to settle a land dispute. Suddenly, the floor beneath them invaded, under which was the attic pit. The so-called crash of the city of...

3 likes · 0 comments

@Joyy · 3 years ago

Werewolf

Some modern-day researchers have tried to provide an explanation for the reviews of werewolf behaviour with known clinical conditions. Dr Lee Illis of Guy's Hospital in London wrote a paper in 1963...

1 likes · 0 comments

@rajeev · 4 years ago

The beauty of Central Europe is hidden in these small details you can't imagine ...

Eastern Europe, with Bohemia's exclusive romance, shows its unique style to the world. Coming to Eastern Europe is like traveling through a fairy tale world. Do n’t believe it? Let's start with the Cz...

1 likes · 2 comments

@Rumelchow · 3 years ago

What is Renaissance?

Renaissance A special contribution to the Middle Ages in Europe was the Renaissance, the reform movement. And through it the development of knowledge-based thinking. Religious orthodoxy, Blindness,...

2 likes · 1 comments · History (7dd2)

@ceky321 · 3 years ago

Cannibalism, then and now!

Do you remember that movie scene in which Hannibal Lektor, perfectly dressed, roasts a human brain at a set table and a glass of wine? This scene may not be as much fiction as it seems at first glan...

5 likes · 6 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Markus · 2 years ago

Who is "ERASMUS" called "Exchange Program"?

We call the program Erasmus, which offers university students the opportunity to study and do internships at universities in the European Union countries for a certain semester. Erasmus is a good opp...

1 likes · 0 comments

@mjmacmac1219 · 3 years ago

My Medieval Literature

Medieval literature is a passion that has enveloped me since I read Chrétien de Troyes’ Lancelot during my freshman year. In this Arthurian romance, Chrétien represents Lancelot as conflicted—a chival...

2 likes · 0 comments

@ceky321 · 2 years ago

Charlemagne - The Unifier of Europe

Charlemagne was the king of Italy, and then the first emperor of the Frankish Empire and the first emperor of Western Europe. He was the son of Pippin the Little, the first ruler of the Carolingian...

2 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Clemnms51 · 7 months ago

Focus on a city : Sofia - Bulgaria

Sofia might be a destination you would like to visit. With this article, you'll be able to enjoy your trip over there. Also, remember that I'm also writing on Medium and that it is very important for...

1 likes · 0 comments

@Saanimustaf1 · 3 years ago

Check out these brutal methods of execution in the past.

Crimes deserve punishment but sometimes, the punishment is just too much.I just thank God this punishments were all abolished before our time.Its just too inhumane. I would now like to share with you...

6 likes · 2 comments · Any content (e4a2)

@philzest · 3 years ago

Lets talk about... Anal sex!

This time we'll start from behind. Despite the fact that the internet is full of it, anal sex is still a big taboo. In its canons it is forbidden by all the great monotheistic religions, and even...

3 likes · 3 comments

@Ziaul · 3 years ago

Faust: That sold the soul to the devil

The Faustian Pact is the sale of moral purity in exchange for worldly short-term success and power . Faustian action is to leave the divine side and join the side of Satan for the sake of worldly in...

1 likes · 0 comments

@Dharyl · 3 years ago

Compass: A great instrument to find your way when you are travelling! Amazing!

A compass is an tool used for navigation and orientation that suggests path relative to the geographic cardinal guidelines . Usually, a diagram referred to as a compass rose suggests the ...

1 likes · 0 comments

@ilias · 3 years ago

Saint Mallo: Wine when under the sea

"We have La Ter La Mar (land and sea) in hand, which helps our professional chefs create new and delicious food." The quote is from Yannick Hood. He owns St. Jean's, a well-known wine shop in Saint-M...

2 likes · 0 comments · Travelling (10ec)

@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

The Order of the Temple - The Knights Templar

I. Introduction In December 2007 a group called the Association of the Sovereign Order of the Temple of Christ challenged the Papacy in a Spanish court concerning seized Templar property in 1312. Thi...

9 likes · 2 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Yasir2 · 2 years ago

History, importance and why we celebrate New Year’s Day on January 1

Happy New Year 2022 : New Year's Day (January 1), according to the Gregorian calendar, is one of the most popular festivals. All over the world, people remember this event with family and friends, o...

1 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@GARDE · 2 years ago

Pau-brasil

The pau-brasil is the national tree of Brazil, the country to which it gave its name. The species is only found within several remnants of the Atlantic Coastal Forest where it provides important habit...

1 likes · 0 comments · Brazil (0c9e)

@Egypttales · 2 years ago

Slavery and freedom

The only option for man is to choose between two slaves: slavery of his Creator, or slavery of all else. The prevalent Western thought today is essentially atheistic in nature, for it traces its origi...

0 likes · 0 comments

@MYBLOG · 2 years ago

Turmeric and its Benefits

Turmeric and its Benefits Turmeric is a perennial herb belonging to the ginger family. It thrives well in the tropical regions of Southeast Asia. Turmeric is harvested annually from underground and...

2 likes · 1 comments

@GreenOasis · 3 years ago

Miracles in white coats

People of trust, something like angels, whose only job is to save your life. They have a solution both when the eye hurts and when the leg hurts and when the soul hurts. They know man, it would be sai...

17 likes · 31 comments

@nadiahensont · 2 years ago

I Love Historical Event Games - A Total War Saga: Troy

I am here with our A Total War Saga: Troy Review article, which reached 7.5 million players on the day it was released. The newest game in the Total War series, A Total War Saga: Troy aims to be a pr...

8 likes · 3 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Snezana28 · 3 years ago

The scariest mask in history

The plague repeatedly mowed down medieval Europe, taking the lives of millions of people. The first confirmed epidemic of bubonic plague in history - Justinian's plague, which lasted from 541-750. It...

37 likes · 40 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Kavieer · 3 years ago

Venezia

Venice, Italian Venezia, city, major harbor, and capital of each the provincia (province) of Venezia and also the regione (region) of Veneto, northern Italy. associate island city, it absolutely was...

3 likes · 0 comments · Travel Around the World (f92d)

@OurKitchen · 2 years ago

Magnolia Recipe With Silky Texture

Hello people in our kitchen :) Today I will talk about one of my favorite desserts, magnolia. I think this dessert, which has been popular in recent years, is actually a taste that we all know. How...

4 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Perla28 · 1 year ago

The Feline Phenomenon: A Closer Look at Cats

Cats are one of the most popular pets around the world. They are adored for their independent nature, graceful movements, and charming personalities. They are also known for their calming presence and...

1 likes · 0 comments

@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Black Cats - Heralds of Evil?

“ [...] one of the most remarkable black cats in the world - and this is saying much; for it will be remembered that black cats are all of them witches.” (Edgar Allan Poe, Instinct vs. Reason) A...

1 likes · 7 comments

@Melissa_1998 · 2 years ago

Spanish Colonization

Lead Image from Google . Under these conditions, the Spaniards ruled the Philippines for 300 years, constantly harassed by Chinese pirates, Moros (Mohammedans from Mindanao and Sulu), Dutch and En...

8 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)