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In what year did the Mongols capture a significant part of Vietnam?
In what year did the Mongols capture a significant part of Vietnam?
Which rebellion began in China in 1351?
Which rebellion began in China in 1351?
Who captured the Yuan capital Beijing in 1368 and proclaimed himself emperor of the Ming Dynasty?
Who captured the Yuan capital Beijing in 1368 and proclaimed himself emperor of the Ming Dynasty?
In which year did Tokhtamysh attack Moscow?
In which year did Tokhtamysh attack Moscow?
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What was mandated at Bayt-al-Hikmah?
What was mandated at Bayt-al-Hikmah?
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What was the primary role of the Signoria in Italy?
What was the primary role of the Signoria in Italy?
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Which king was under pressure from the Holy Roman Emperor in the XI century?
Which king was under pressure from the Holy Roman Emperor in the XI century?
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What legacy did Amir Temur leave across various regions?
What legacy did Amir Temur leave across various regions?
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Which city was NOT known for an Amir Temur square?
Which city was NOT known for an Amir Temur square?
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What significant battle took place on November 23, 1221?
What significant battle took place on November 23, 1221?
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What type of tax is Jizya?
What type of tax is Jizya?
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Who compiled the astronomical tables describing 994 stars?
Who compiled the astronomical tables describing 994 stars?
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Which scholar was offered the position of court astrologer by Qabus ibn Vashmgir?
Which scholar was offered the position of court astrologer by Qabus ibn Vashmgir?
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Which period is referred to as Jahiliyyah?
Which period is referred to as Jahiliyyah?
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During which reign was Transoxiana mainly ruled by the Samarid dynasty?
During which reign was Transoxiana mainly ruled by the Samarid dynasty?
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Which of the following describes the Mongols' action in 1205?
Which of the following describes the Mongols' action in 1205?
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Who was the founder of the Timurid Empire?
Who was the founder of the Timurid Empire?
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During whose reign did the Bayt al-Hikmah reach its peak of greatness?
During whose reign did the Bayt al-Hikmah reach its peak of greatness?
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What title means 'Commander of the Faithful' in Arabic?
What title means 'Commander of the Faithful' in Arabic?
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Who was the last Mughal Emperor?
Who was the last Mughal Emperor?
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Which cultural and regional achievements is Al-Andalus famous for?
Which cultural and regional achievements is Al-Andalus famous for?
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Who was the first Ottoman Sultan?
Who was the first Ottoman Sultan?
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According to Amir Timur's testament, who was supposed to inherit the throne?
According to Amir Timur's testament, who was supposed to inherit the throne?
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Who was known as the first President of the United States?
Who was known as the first President of the United States?
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Study Notes
Medieval History Summary
- 14th century Hungary: Experienced a period of significant flourishing in feudal society.
- Christopher Columbus: Born in Genoa, was a skilled mariner, pilot, and captain, with knowledge of astronomy and geography.
- Akhshunwar and Peroz: Hephthalite king Akhshunwar provided an army to Peroz.
- Clovis's death: Led to the division of the Frankish state among his sons.
- Al-Andalus: Known for its scientific and cultural achievements.
- Spanish Kings and Columbus: An agreement appointed Columbus as viceroy of newly discovered lands, awarding him 10% of income.
- Iron Mask: Used sometimes as a symbol of intimidation, not just for protection.
- European Wealth: Exploration led to increased wealth in European nations.
- Mongols and Russia: Hostilities between the Mongols and Russian principalities began in 1235.
- Bushido: A code of conduct emphasizing honor.
Additional Information
- Italian City-States: Merchant guilds held significant power in the 11th century, evolving into independent city-republics by the 12th century.
- Charles Martel: Famous for his victory over the Muslims at the Battle of Tours in 732.
- Columbus's Mistake: Mistook Cuba for an island off the coast of Asia.
- St. Sophia: Turned into a mosque.
- Demographic Growth: Italian cities saw population growth from 10,000 to 50,000 people by the 13th century.
- Economic Growth: Italian cities experienced periods of rapid economic growth in the 11th century.
- Papacy and Empire: Italy was often a battleground for conflict between the papacy and the Holy Roman Empire.
- Genghis Khan and Khorezmshah: Genghis Khan recognized Khwarazmshah as an equal ruler.
- High Renaissance: Included the late 15th and early 16th centuries.
- Magyar Tribes: Hungary was the name of one of the seven Magyar tribes.
- Reconquista: A period lasting 8 centuries.
- Teutoburg Forest: Defeat of Three legions.
- Italian Grand Council: Included several hundred people.
- Royal Districts of Stephen I: Creation of ten royal districts.
Further Historical Events
- Mongols and China: Mongols captured a significant part of Vietnam in 1275.
- Red Turban Rebellion: Chinese uprising in 1351.
- Zhu Yuanzhang: Proclaimed emperor of the Ming Dynasty in 1368.
- Tokhtamysh Attack: Attacked Moscow and got the Russians to pay tribute in 1382.
- Cabral and Brazil: Pedro Álvares Cabral landed in Brazil claiming it for Portugal in 1500.
- Magellan and Philippines: Magellan reached the Philippines in 1521.
- Ostrogothic Union and Huns: Ostrogothic Union was defeated by the Huns in 375.
- Alaric and Rome: Alaric led the Visigothic army to take and plunder Rome in 410.
- Pepin and Septimania: Pepin conquered Septimania from the Muslims in 759.
- Small council in Italy: Created to monitor the activities of the Signoria in Italy.
- Control in Italy: Control of Italian counties by the Signoria.
- Papal Power & Germany: Papal power depended on the German Emperors for some centuries.
- Frankish Kingdom Congress: Irregular and non-regular congresses.
- Hungarian Reign of Bell IV: Administrative, economic and military reforms.
- Medieval Japan: Samurai warrior armor.
- Italian Trade: Italian city-states were rich due to overseas trades.
- Political Fragmentation in France Issues of feudalism, struggles, and lack of strong governance.
- Sources in Frankish History: Salic Law.
- Byzantine Emperors: Reach their peak during Justinian era.
- European Powers & Islam Expansion: Assessment of the impact of Amir Temur's victory on Islamic Expansion.
- Ottoman Empire & World War I: Final collapse of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I.
- Ferdinand Magellan First European to sail around the world.
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Test your knowledge on significant events and figures from the medieval period, including the flourishing of feudal society in Hungary, Christopher Columbus's achievements, and the cultural contributions of Al-Andalus. This quiz will cover key topics such as the Mongol-Russian hostilities and the code of Bushido.
