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Jan 15, 2017 · The Kingdoms of England and France struggled in the prolonged Hundred Years’ War after Charles IV’s death. King of England, Edward III, claimed the French throne. The 14th century marks the start of strong separate identities for England and France and the Italian Renaissance, and the Ottoman Empire’s establishing.
In the intricate lines and vivid illustrations of medieval maps of Europe, we find a testament to the human desire for exploration, understanding, and artistic expression. These maps, while reflecting the limitations of knowledge at the time, offer a window into the medieval mindset and the evolving perceptions of the world.
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Timeline of the 14th Century. The 14th Century 1300 - 1399, was a period of great human suffering as the Black Death crept its way across Europe. It decimated the population of Britain which in turn left the survivors in a new world, one in which the power of the Church had undertaken a seismic shift. Explore the 14th Century using the timeline ...
Categories: England in the 14th century. Old maps of England. 14th-century maps by country. 14th-century maps of Europe.
- Context
- Maps Before
- Maps : Early Middle Ages
- Maps After
Purpose
The main purpose for this page is to give a visual geographic reference regarding the rise, evolution and fall of countries in Europe from Antiquity to the Modern era. The birth of the modern European nation-state is a later phenomemon (generally evolved from the 17th century Peace of Westphalia, to the rise of modern European nationalism in the mid 1800's.) Borders for most historical maps are largely arbitrary and in many cases are merely approximate.
Timelines
1. Late Antiquity 1.1. until 375 1.2. Events:Maps will display basis situation for the Roman provinces ; 2. Migration Period 2.1. 376 - 476 2.2. Events: Last 100 years before the last Emperor in the West ; - in 376, Goths move & will win a victory over roman legions (378 : near Hadrianopolis). - timeline is here quite reduced from the Timeline of the Migrations Period; 3. Early Middle Ages 3.1. 477 - 949 4. High Middle Ages 4.1. 950 - 1250 4.2. Events: in fr. hist.grphy., this might be a gold...
1. Generic Völkerwanderungmap (2nd-5th century CE). 2. twice : range from 250 (Goths, Dacia) to 534 (Vandals, Africa) 3. French counterpart map of the previous, 100-500AD 4. Nodal growth of the Alemanic kingdomfrom 268 to 378 (explanations on the pic file) 5. Roman provinces, 395AD, at the death of Emperor Theodosius I 6. Roman provinces, 395AD, at the death of Emperor Theodosius I(more detailed and accurate version) 7. Europe AD400 : Huns move from the East & will enter Germania. Goths split...
Ostrogothic Kingdom during the reign of Theodoric. He took Italy from usurper Odoacer after a battle in 493. Formerly Ostrogoths were massed in diocesis Illyricum. [ locator]Acme of Visigothic kingdom around 500. Franks are to take over former Gallia Aquitania during Battle of Vouillé, 507.Britain divided by kinglets at the brink of 6th Century.two maps (AD526 ; AD600) : Migrations period ended in Western Europe (yet, a follow-up concerns the Byzantine Empire in Eastern parts).1. Note : fr- Moyen Âge central. 1. Viking Age all along 9th century, basis for Islandic sagas. 2. Europe 998AD turned to be a "Christian West" in which millenarianfears have prevailed. 3. Vikings routes in North Sea, 1014-1035 (reign of Cnutover the 3). 4. Political map of Europe 1000AD : though Speculation that the world will end in the year 1000 is confined to a few uneasy French monks, their views concerning An mil & later An de grâce (since the apocalypsis didn't came) became laterdomina...
1. Notes : fr - Bas Moyen Âge. en - Timeline voluntarily set apart from wikipedia article (see explanations above). 1. 1360 : Castillan Reconquista, that just added Murcia taifa, pauses for a century ; Crown of Aragon completes its own Reconquista with Valencian territories. Sole kingdom of Granada remains Nasrid : 2 yrs later Muhammed V starts achieving the Alhambra. 2. Europe in 1370
Apr 2, 2023 · Maps of the history of Serbia in the 14th century (3 C, 71 F) Media in category "Maps of 14th-century Europe" The following 33 files are in this category, out of 33 total.
Jul 7, 2022 · Johannes Putsch’s 1533 map personified the continent as a queen and inspired a wave of mapmaking that depicted places as people, animals, and even plants. "Europa regina" ("Queen Europe") is ...
