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   1 day ago · Eleanor of Aquitaine is thought to be the chunegin von Engellant (Queen of England) mentioned in the 12th century poem "Were diu werlt alle min," in Carl Orff's Carmina Burana. [313] [314] Queen Eleanor's Confession , a traditional 17th century Child Ballad , is a fictional account of Eleanor, Henry II and William Marshal . [315]

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   Why did Skanderbeg go to Italy?

   • Skanderbeg spent the following winter of 1466–67 in Italy, of which several weeks were spent in Rome trying to persuade Pope Paul II to give him money. At one point, he was unable to pay for his hotel bill, and he commented bitterly that he should be fighting against the Church rather than the Ottomans.

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   Why did Skanderbeg become a king of Aragon?

   • Although Skanderbeg had achieved success in resisting Murad II himself, harvests were unproductive and famine was widespread. After being rejected by the Venetians, Skanderbeg established closer connections with King Alfonso V who, in January 1451, appointed him as "captain general of the king of Aragon".

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   Why did Skanderbeg fight with Alfonso V of Aragon?

   • During the period of clashes with Venice, Skanderbeg intensified relations with Alfonso V of Aragon ( r. 1416–1458 ), who was the main rival of Venice in the Adriatic, where his dreams for an empire were always opposed by the Venetians. [better source needed]

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   Who conquered Bosnia in 1463?

   • However, none ever reached Bosnia. In 1463, Sultan Mehmed II led an army into the country. The royal city of Bobovac soon fell, leaving Stephen Tomašević to retreat to Jajce and later to Ključ. Mehmed invaded Bosnia and conquered it very quickly, executing Stephen Tomašević and his uncle Radivoj.

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   2 hours ago · t. e. The Second Ecumenical Council of the Vatican, commonly known as the Second Vatican Council or Vatican II, was the 21st and most recent ecumenical council of the Catholic Church. The council met in Saint Peter's Basilica in Vatican City for four periods (or sessions), each lasting between 8 and 12 weeks, in the autumn of each of the four ...

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   2 hours ago · Mehmed II had at least eight known consorts, at least one of whom was his legal wife. Consorts. Mehmed II was the last sultan to legally marry until 1533/1534, when Suleiman the Magnificent married his favorite concubine Hürrem Sultan. Mehmed II's eight known consorts are: Gülbahar Hatun Mother of Bayezid II. Gülşah Hatun. Mother of ...

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   1 day ago · In 1501, George Castriot II, grandson of Skanderbeg and son of Gjon Kastrioti II, along with Progon Dukagjini and around 150–200 stratioti, went to Lezhë and organized a local uprising, but that too was unsuccessful. The Venetians evacuated Durazzo in 1501. In 1594, there was a new attempt to liberate Albania from the Ottoman Empire.