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However, they were beaten back by the Romans who occupied the island.
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Claudius needed to earn some prestige - and what was better to earn prestige than invading England?
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The Romans had already left the island by the 5th cent. As they hadn't trained the British to defend themselves, the AS conquered England easily
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King William did not seem to agree with the Witan's decision of choosing Harold over him for the next King of England... so he invaded the shit out of the country.
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Disappearance of old Anglo-Saxon nobility. Norman power was now clear in England.
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First call of arms by Pope Urbin II. The Lance of Longinus is found and Jerusalem is taken by the crusaders.
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Nothing interesting here.
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Richard Lionheart, Frederick Barbarrosa and Phillip the Coward join forces under the Pope's call to kick Saladin out of the Holy Land.
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Final weakening of Constantinople and zero retaking of the Holy Land.
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No one - not even the King - is above law.
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Power of the church increased. Feudalism weakened. Higher sense of nationalism and self-confidence in Britain
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Fucking rats, spreading disease and stuff.
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Between England and France, starting in the middle of the Black Death and ending the same year as the fall of Constantinople
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After the events in Kaffa, where the first biological warfare appeared, the disease travelled to Europe and moved 4km per day.
