61. THE NEW PENGUIN ATLAS OF MEDIEVAL HISTORY - Colin McEvedy - Penguin Group (USA) Find THE NEW PENGUIN ATLAS OF medieval history by Colin McEvedy and other the nomads steppeland to the East (the habitat of Huns, Turks and mongols). http://us.penguingroup.com/nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,0_0140512497,00.html

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64. Medieval Sourcebook: The Tatars: A 13th Century Description from Walsh Although Tatar or Mongol troops had defeated those of the Russianprinces 9193. reprinted in Warren Walsh, Readings in Russian history, http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/tartars.html

Back to Medieval Source Book ORB Main Page Links to Other Medieval Sites Medieval Sourcebook: [from Walsh] Although Tatar [or Mongol] troops had defeated those of the Russian princes in 1228 this had been only a reconnaissance in force and the Tatars had withdrawn without attempting to follow up the victory. They returned in 1236, however, and within less than four years brought all the Russian principalities, except Novogorod, under their dominion. Tatar control of the Russian lands lasted almost two and one-half centuries and had very important, far-reaching consequences. The following description of the Tatars was written in 1243. [spelling slightly modernized - Halsall] from Richard Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation. Readings in Russian History , (Syracuse NY: Syracuse University Press, 1948) This text is part of the Internet Medieval Source Book . The Sourcebook is a collection of public domain and copy-permitted texts related to medieval and Byzantine history. Paul Halsall Mar 1996 halsall@murray.fordham.edu

65. Islamic Art - Late Medieval Period: History The Mongol invasions of the thirteenth century, culminating in the subjugation Mamluk rule and the greatest Islamic dynasty of the late medieval period. http://www.lacma.org/islamic_art/lmp.htm

L ate M edieval P eriod : H istory View Art of this Period from LACMA's Permanent Collection The Mongol invasions of the thirteenth century, culminating in the subjugation of Baghdad in 1258 and the demise of the Abbasid caliphate, had an enormous impact on large areas of the Islamic world, which now experienced its greatest threat. These conquests were carried out under the command of Hülagü, a grandson of Genghis Khan, who assumed the title Il-Khan, meaning "lesser Khan," a subordinate of the Great (Mongol) Khan in China. The name Il-Khan (or Ilkhanid) is also used to describe the branch of the Mongol dynasty that ruled over Iraq, the Caucasus, parts of Asia Minor, and all of Iran, as far east as Central Asia. Related Links From their capital at Tabriz, in northwestern Iran, the Ilkhanids maintained contact with such disparate cultures as China and Christian Europe, thereby invigorating the Iranian world with new mercantile alliances and fresh artistic influences. Following the death of the last Ilkhanid ruler in 1335, their empire crumbled and was replaced by a number of local dynasties.

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67. New Book Titles In Medieval History - 2005 New medieval history Titles in Glasgow University Library history BV40 EAS.Allsen, Thomas T. Culture and conquest in Mongol Eurasia. http://www.lib.gla.ac.uk/Subject/History/newbookmedieval2005.shtml

GLASGOW UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Library Home MERLIN Catalogue What's New ... Subjects Subjects Subjects Home Subject Librarians Help About MERLIN Guide to the Catalogue Survival Guide Sitemap ... Search our site New Medieval History Titles in Glasgow University Library This page lists titles purchased (and now catalogued) from the Medieval History book fund for the year 2005. The page is updated on a monthly basis. The current list is for June 2005, and is arranged alphabetically by author and editor. Check the catalogue for up to date information. see also: New Book Titles in Medieval History - 2003 New Book Titles in Medieval History - 2004 June 2005 Holiness and masculinity in the Middle . Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2004.

68. New Book Titles In Medieval History - 2004 New medieval history Titles in Glasgow University Library Commodity andexchange in the Mongol empire a cultural history of Islamic textiles. http://www.lib.gla.ac.uk/Subject/History/newbookmedieval2004.shtml

GLASGOW UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Library Home MERLIN Catalogue What's New ... Subjects Subjects Subjects Home Subject Librarians Help About MERLIN Guide to the Catalogue Survival Guide Sitemap ... Search our site New Medieval History Titles in Glasgow University Library This page lists titles purchased (and now catalogued) from the Medieval History book fund for the year 2004. The page is updated on a monthly basis. The current list is for December 2004, and is arranged alphabetically by author and editor. Check the catalogue for up to date information. See also: New Book Titles in Medieval History 2003 New Book Titles in Medieval History 2005 December 2004 Castor, Helen. London: Faber and Faber, 2004. History DH1120 CAS.

69. Undergraduate Study In The History And Welsh History Section: Joint Honours With This module discusses the Mongol world and seeks to understand how and why its medieval history Modules. Code, Module Name. HS1805, Military Orders http://www.cf.ac.uk/hisar/history/modules.htm

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70. Tiscali - Search A small selection of reviews of medieval history books Norman Cantor, Georges Duby, Large amount of information on Mongol society, history and culture. http://directory.tiscali.it/Society/History/By_Time_Period/Middle_Ages

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71. The Turco-Mongol Invasions I, Medieval Armenian History, Turkish History, Turkey In the early 1220 s when Mongol troops first passed through the Caucasus, 76 Another tendency of medieval Armenian life receiving a stimulus (or http://rbedrosian.com/atmi1.htm

Chapter Two Armenia and the Turco-Mongol Invasions The Turkish invasions and eventual political domination of most parts of the Armenian highlands did not occur at any one date, nor were they accomplished by any one group. Rather, both as the contemporaries noted, and as modern scholars have pointed out, from the early 11th century onward various parts of Asia Minor were subjected to direct attack and to infiltration which accompanied the invasions and settlement of diverse Turkic groups there. Turkish migrations to Asia Minor continued from the 11th through the 15th centuries, a period of approximately 400 years (114). Turning now to some of the consequences of the Saljuq invasions and domination vis-a-vis the Armenians, a number of tendencies are observable. For the most part the Saljuqs acted as catalysts on phenomena which predated their arrival. One striking example of this is the demographic change observable in central Asia Minor (Cappadocia), northern Mesopotamia and Syria. In the early 11th century, the Byzantine government had followed a policy of removing powerful Armenian lords ( naxarar s) and their dependents from their native Armenian habitats and settling them to [72] the west and southwest (122). Thus Cappadocia and Armenia Minor (

72. Moritu On-line On Oriental Banners from a Mongol discussion list Moritu history from theKhanate Singing Horse history medieval Mongolian Names by Barasaghur Naran http://www.moritu.net/

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73. The Educational Encyclopedia, Medieval History The educational encyclopedia, educypedia, medieval history. Mongol invasionof Europe 12221242. Mongol invasion of Europe http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/education/medievalbattles.htm

EDUCYPEDIA The educational encyclopedia Home Electronics General Information technology ... Science Science Automotive Biology Biology-anatomy Biology-animals ... Space Social science Atlas - maps Countries Dinosaurs Environment ... Sitemap Medieval Battles Crusades General Miscellaneous Plaque ... Witchcraft Medieval battles 1755-the French and Indian War homepage 30 years war 80 years war Battle of Adrianople ... Battle of Bannockburn part of MacBraveHeart web pages Battle of Bosworth Battle of Courtrai or the battle of the golden spurs - july 11th 1302 Battle of Falkirk (1298) and the events surrounding it, the battle and the last days, including the execution, of Sir William Wallace Battle of Hastings Battle of Hastings (1066) Harold the Second and Duke William fight for the throne of England. The year is 1066 Battle of Maldon a Viking horde in the year of our Lord, 991 Battle of Maldon Battle of Pinkie Cleugh Battle of Poitiers (or Tours) Battle of Stamford Bridge it was the last Viking battle on English soil and ended the Viking era of English history Battle of Stirling Bridge Battle of Tours Britain: various medieval battles and conflicts De boerenkrijg een volksopstand gaat die plaats vond tussen 12 oktober en 5 december 1798

74. PinkMonkey.com World History Study Guide - 1.5 The Medieval Period PinkMonkey Online Study GuideWorld history. 1.5 The medieval Period The Mongolrule established a link between the east and the west thus Europe was http://www.pinkmonkey.com/studyguides/subjects/worldhis/chap1/w0101501.asp

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75. History Forum > Trebuchet And Medieval War history Forum history Topics by Time Period medieval history IIRC trebuchet/mangonels weren t introduced into China before the Mongol Conquest of http://www.simaqianstudio.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t1796.html

Buddhism Peace T-shirts Zodiac Merchandise Anti-Bush T-shirts ... Calendar Full Version: Trebuchet and medieval war History Forum History Topics by Time Period Medieval History May 8 2004, 01:52 AM Who first invented Trebuchet and used it in medieval warfare? Was trebuchet effective when doing siege? TGL May 8 2004, 08:23 AM A book I have says the Ayyubid* Dynasty in the 12th Century developed it first, but I have also been told that Chinese invented it first, but have no validation of that. However, apparently it was the Byzantines who gave it ajustable counterweights in the 13th As far as I know the Trebuchet was very effective. During the Albigensian Crusade a Trebuchet (nicknamed La Malvoisine), help bring a swift victory at the seige of Minerve (by contemporary accounts it was very large, think of it as a medieval Big Bertha). The tactic was inspired, it pounded the cliff face below the town, which also protected those besieged getting water. Eventually it caused the cliff face to collapse, depriving Minerve of water. Also, the muslims during the crusades used them very well, even turning the besiegers into the besieged with them, However, they weren't alway effective enough. During the siege of Rochester, King John's trebuchet were not working quickly enough. And time was of the essense, his army being completely made up of expensive European mercenaries. So he mined underneathe the fortifications and used the "fat of 40 pigs" to burn down the supports and force the walls to crumble.

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THE MEDIEVAL BOOK OF DAYS: INFORMATION SHEET Dedicated to Al Malik en Nasir Salah-ud-Din Yusuf: A Gentleman, a Warrior, a Scholar, and an example thru the Ages of Chivalry, Honour and Courtesie, and of fervent Faith. *** Hear Ye... Hear Ye... This site has been presented with the "Great Historical Site Award"! It has preserved history for all through the documentation and links contained herein. *** View the New Book of Days (Today In Medieval History) Here! There are also several other sites with related information: The Burning of Witches Useful Pre-1650 trivia The Conspiracy Theory of History Whatever Happened to the Picts? ... Welcome to MEDIEVAL.org Battles are indicated by BOLDFACE type. All dates given are CE or BCE (Common Era or Before Common Era). Every effort has been made to assure the correctness of these dates, and to harmonize them with the current Gregorian calendar. If an event is listed under two dates, the LATER of the two is -probably- the correct Gregorian. Where any date in an Almanac-style source, or an encyclopaedia, has conflicted with a date given by a reputable historian, the historian has been taken as the authoritative source. Sometimes even the historians disagree, so I had to use my best judgement on the matter. Therefore there are no guarantees as to the exact correctness of all of the dates. If you have a better source, or a more accurate date, please let me know, but be so kind as to tell me * why * it is better or more accurate.

77. WWW-VL Medieval Europe Carcassonne, medieval Walled City (A brief history of the city) 96 Militaryhistory Feature Mongol Invasion of Europe Sidebar June 97 Military http://www.msu.edu/~georgem1/history/medieval.htm

The WWW Virtual Library History Index Medieval Europe This list of on-line references is maintained by The Michigan State University Graduate Student Medieval and Renaissance Consortium , under the sponsorship of ORB, for The World Wide Web Virtual Library History Section. Please send any comments, corrections, or additions to Michael W. George . This section is currently listed alphabetically within subject categories. As always I appreciate your feedback. If you find a link that should be here, please let me know. Also, if you have problems or questions, please email me at m-george@onu.edu (note the change in email address). Also, please note that not all of the sections in the navigation bar are physically located on this page. Because this list has become so large, I am in the process of breaking it into several pages. To go to a particular area, just click on the menu item. Finally, I will be unavailable. for the month of June, so please be patient during that period. I will again work on these pages at the end of June. Last Updated 9/28/01 Reference Chronological Geographical Topical ... Literature new Manors Military Towns Vikings ... On-Line Publications REFERENCE Miscellaneous Arms and Armour Glossary of Terms Basic Research Tools for Medieval History Bergendal Collection of Mediaeval Manuscripts The Britannia History Resources ... Medieval Time-Line Reference, 900-1399

78. Historical Resources For Ancient/Medieval Wargamers medieval Age. 100 Year War history Page Battle of Hastings Bayeux Tapestry Codex Manesse (medieval German); Cold Siberia (Mongol Appreciation Site) http://www.fanaticus.org/DBA/historical.html

HISTORICAL RESOURCES Resources Fanaticus T he following is a collection of links to on-line historical re ferences , including maps and atlases and banners, devices and heraldry of potential interest to Ancient and Medieval Wargamers. If you run into a dead link or would like to suggest a new site for inclusion, drop a note to brant@erols.com Historical References General All Empires.Com Ancient Mexico Art Arena's Persian/Iranian History Page Best of History.Net ... The Georgian Chronicle (ancient/medieval history of Russian Georgia) Historical Weapons.Com History.UK.Com (British History Links) HyperHistory On-Line India Internet History Sourcebook International Museum of the Horse Internet Ancient History Sourcebook ... Mesoweb (Mesoamerican history and culture) Military History (Xenophon Group) Onomastikon (A Dictionary of Names) Reginheim (Northern European History/Culture) Regnal Chronologies Russian History Samurai Archives Turkish History ... Warfare in the Balkans (by Balkan Dave) World Culture Bronze/Biblical/Chariot Age The Chariot in Egyptian Warfare Qadesh, The Battle of

79. Medieval History Of India,Medieval India,Indian Medieval History Website on Indian history providing brief info on medieval, ancient and modern Although the sultans were able to successfully repel all Mongol advances, http://voice.indiasite.com/medieval.html

Destination Discover India Beaches Monuments ... Travel Info Indian history has a ravishing amalgam of pre-vedic and vedic period , It's during this period that the finest and richest of the ancient Indian literature, the Vedas, were written. History Of India Ancient History Medieval History Modern History ... Rajghat Great Indian History Andaman History Delhi History Himachal Pradesh History Dalhousie History ... History of India Medieval Indian History The Most Powerful - Cholas For a period that has come to be so strongly associated with the Islamic influence and rule in India, Medieval Indian history went for almost three whole centuries under so-called indigenous rulers. For the moment, most of action shifts to the southern peninsula. The most important dynasty to rise out of the southern India was that of the Cholas . Unlike most of the other dynasties (the Chalukyas , the Pallavas , the Pandyas or the Rashtrakutas ), their origins are not traced from outside, but very much from the south itself.

80. History Of Poland (966-1385) - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia achievements and became the most successful Polish monarch of the early medievalera. On the heels of the receding mongols came the Germans. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piast_Poland

History of Poland (966-1385) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Piast Poland History of Poland Chronological Prehistory Piast Dynasty Jagiellonian Dynasty Republic of Both Nations Partitions Second Polish Republic ... Third Polish Republic Topical Timeline Rulers of Poland Military history Jewish history In the first centuries of its existence, the Polish nation was led by a series of strong rulers who converted the Poles to Christendom , created a strong Central European state, and integrated Poland into European culture. Formidable foreign enemies and internal fragmentation eroded this initial structure in the thirteenth century , but consolidation in the laid the base for the dominant Polish Kingdom that was to follow. Contents The Middle Ages Early Kingdom of Poland, (1025-1146) Fragmentation and Invasion, (1146-1295) The Kingdom of Later Piasts (1295-1370) ... edit The Middle Ages The Polanes, first mentioned in the 10th century chronicles of Ibrahim ibn Jakub , were up until then a part of the Czechs . The Polanes tribes came into Silesia at the Odra river , where the German kings and emperors had affirmed the rule of the Moravian and Bohemian dukes. In

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