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850
Three-Field System
A type of system for crop rotation that is more effective than previous methods. -
1000
Castles are now common
Castles are now common throughout Europe. They are used as a fortification against sieges and also help overlook the pheasants working. -
1066
Battle of Hastings/Norman Conquest
Battle of Hastings/Norman Conquest, William the conqueror conquers England, by fighting Harold Godwinson. This also makes William establish the Feudal system, allowing William to maintain control in England and Normandy. -
1095
First Crusade
First crusade is launched after Pope urban 2 recites his speech. This cased 3 more MAJOR crusades, and many more that were of little impact. -
1215
Magna Carta
King John is forced to sign the Magna Carta, where the king doesn't hold as much power as before. This also meant that the church and others below the king had a bigger say in many aspects. -
1291
Siege of Arce
The Last Crusader stronghold in the near east is finally captured by the Mamlaks. This act is often seen as the end of the crusades, though some might oppose to this. -
1315
The Great Famine
This was a hard time for many, due to failing crops, bad weather and cattle diseases that struck most of Euorope. -
1337
The start of the Hundred Year War
The kings of England and France begin a war that will last hundred years, fought on and off. Picture: Clockwise, from top left: the Battle of La Rochelle, the Battle of Agincourt, the Battle of Patay, and Joan of Arc at the Siege of Orléans. These were all part of the Hundred year wars. -
1347
The black death
The plague that spread across Europe like wildfire. It consisted of one bacteria, yersinia pestis, but has 3 sub variants, the Bubonic, septonic and pneumonic plague. The Pneumonic plague is the type that attacks your lungs, the Bubonic attacks your lymph-nodes and the septonic plague attracts your blood and starts blood pinioning. It killed 20 million people by the time it was finished. The picture shows the spread of the black death over time. -
1381
Peasant Uprising/Revolt
This was because pheasants were rare so the demanded for more pay. And because land owners didnt have the ability to farm, they were forced to give pheasants higher wages. The Pheasants then went to buy there own land which tore apart the Feudal system.