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The Battle of Fulford 1066 AD – The Final Years of the Viking Age

The King of Norway Known as "The Hard Ruler" was a huge mountain looking dude that wanted to take over the English throne. This...

The First Battle For England’s Throne – The Battle of Stamford Bridge 1066 AD

This is a famous battle for England's history and it also has big importance. First it had impact for the second battle to come...

How the Umayyad Conquest of Spain Begun at The Battle of Guadalete 711 AD

How the Iberian Peninsula was conquered by the Umayyad Caliphate and controlled for hundreds of years. Detailed explanation of this famous battle from the...

The War Between England and Scotland and The Battle of Flodden 1513 AD

This is a tricky story, so everything is explained in the video bellow, enjoy,

What Was The Viking Diet That Made Them So Strong And Powerful ?

Vikings were known to be incredibly strong and resistant people. Part of the reason for their strength is because most of them were hunters...

(VIDEO): Learn About the Battle of Hastings In the Most Entertaining Way

In this article you are going to gain a visual presentation of the battle of Hastings, but before you get there, we want to...

How Could Medieval Calvary Forces be Compared to the Ones in World War One?

Cavalry (from French cavalerie, cf. cheval 'horse') or horsemen were soldiers or warriors who fought mounted on horseback. The Cavalry was historically the most mobile...

7 Best Medieval Games Ever Made

Here we shall explain the 7 best medieval games that are available and give you a chance to visit the medieval world and have...

The Battle of the Golden Spurs 1302 AD – Crushing Defeat for the Nobility

This famous battle is a start of a big so called "revolution" against the king and feudal system. The cities wanted to react for their...

Why do we Idolize Violent Invaders From the Past Such as the Vikings and are Shocked by ISIS?

The Question Okay so one of our readers popped up this question? So we looked at it and seemed like a pretty cool article headline. So...

The History of Viking Ships and Their Sailing Methods

Ships were an important part of Viking society, not only as a means of transportation but also for the prestige that it conferred on her owner and skipper.

Would the Fourth Crusade Have Been Successful if it Had Happened in Egypt, as Originally Planned?

Crusades The crusades gave away a good Casus Belli and successfully worked for a period of time. Many kingdoms and especially the pope profited...

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