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ages, is marked with the law of the land. History remembers this law as feudalism. It is the ruthless system by which the upper so called class of the society maintained control over the oppressed lower class. This was highly a rigid struc...
Medieval period holds one of the most chaotic periods. It all began from the “Battle of Hasting” and “Norman conquest”. When all the properties and land from the Saxon English was taken, by William the Conqueror and then he gave it to his F...
European style, examples of which can be found from various places worldwide. Romanesque was not contemporary but with it came modern scholarship that was invented and was similar to Roman architecture with regards to forms and materials. T...
medieval period witnessed noteworthy changes in the burial system in Europe. This was mainly due to the spread of Christianity. The Christian ritual of burying the deceased ones east–west replaced the common tradition of burying dead ones n...
the changes our society and civilization has acquired over time; the task will not be an abstruse one for it. Primarily because, the changes and the advancements, which our society has diligently acquired over time are not only evident, but...
Medieval Indian history went on for nearly three centuries under the so-called indigenous rulers. In the mid third millennium arises in the Indus Valley a flourishing urban civilization, whose leading lights are the Harappa (Punjab), Mohenj...
Medieval England. The books that are chosen for this purpose are Barbara Hanawalt’s “The Ties that Bound” and Helen Castor’s “Blood and Roses”. Barbara A. Hanawalt's effort to depict the lives of Medieval England in an accurate and enriched...