Category Archives: Medieval Europe
Arthur’s Little-Known Brothers
Early Welsh poems and later chronicles reveal forgotten brothers of King Arthur—especially Madoc ap Uthyr,
The Life and Reign of Saint-King Louis IX of France
Discover how King Louis IX—France’s only canonized monarch—combined piety, diplomacy, and crusading zeal from 1226
Anglo-Saxon Migration: What Genetics Really Shows
Ancient DNA studies challenge old views of the Anglo-Saxon migration, showing significant Germanic ancestry in
Sir Thomas More: Why He Became Tudor England’s Most Controversial Man
Sir Thomas More was brilliant, brave, and stubborn. He served his king with skill, but
William Wallace – The Saver of Scotland
Wallace’s life is a tight arc: a sudden rise from obscurity, a brief command, a
King Octa of Kent and the Clockwork of Arthur’s Age
Early medieval Britain is a landscape of half-lit corridors—names that flicker, dates that shift, and
Witches in England and Wales vs. Continental Europe
The witch‑hunts of early modern Europe were not monolithic. Germany burned thousands, Scotland tormented and
Did King Arthur Really Invade Europe?
# Did King Arthur Really Invade Europe? The legend of King Arthur is one of
The Sacred Power of Medieval Queens
# The Sacred Power of Medieval Queens In the early Middle Ages, a new ritual
The Forgotten Woman Who Restored the British Monarchy
# The Forgotten Woman Who Restored the British Monarchy In the bitter winter of 1660,
