1302 Krieg Mittelalter Belgien
Battle of the Golden Spurs
Flemish communal militias crush the French chivalry: an assertion of urban power.
Der europäische Aufbau begann nicht 1950. Dieser Faden verbindet das antike Erbe, die jüdisch-christliche Matrix und die heutige Union.
15 Ereignisse
1302 Krieg Mittelalter Belgien
Flemish communal militias crush the French chivalry: an assertion of urban power.
1346 Ereignis Mittelalter Kosovo
The seat of the Serbian Orthodox Church is established in Kosovo, spiritual heart of the kingdom.
1348 Institution Mittelalter Tschechien
Charles IV founds Central Europe’s first university and makes Prague the capital of the Holy Roman Empire.
1349 Ereignis Mittelalter Serbien
The emperor promulgates a code inspired by Byzantine law, among Europe’s oldest.
1354 Ereignis Mittelalter Luxemburg
Charles IV raises his native county to a duchy of the Holy Roman Empire.
1358 Ereignis Mittelalter Kroatien
Dubrovnik becomes an independent merchant republic and a diplomatic model.
1359 Ereignis Mittelalter Rumänien
Two Orthodox, Romance-speaking states take shape between the Carpathians, Danube and Dniester.
1364 Institution Mittelalter Polen
Casimir the Great founds one of Central Europe’s oldest universities; Copernicus will study there.
1377 Ereignis Mittelalter Bosnien und Herzegowina
Tvrtko I is crowned king; the country reaches its medieval zenith.
1387 Religion Christianisierung Litauen
The last country in Europe to convert, Lithuania seals its union with Poland.
1389 Krieg Mittelalter Serbien
Defeat by the Ottomans becomes the founding narrative of Serbian memory.
1389 Krieg Mittelalter Kosovo
The clash becomes a contested site of memory between Serbian and Albanian narratives.
1396 Krieg Mittelalter Bulgarien
The fall of Vidin completes the conquest; five centuries of domination begin.
1397 Vertrag Mittelalter Dänemark
The three Scandinavian kingdoms are united under a single crown for more than a century.
1397 Vertrag Mittelalter Norwegen
Norway enters a Scandinavian union dominated by Denmark for four centuries.