High Middle Ages

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historical period period of European history

The High Middle Ages was a period of European history, roughly from the 11th to the 13th century, marked by population growth, the rise of powerful monarchies, flourishing trade and towns, and significant cultural and intellectual revival.

Aliases (5)

high Middle Ages ×4
Norman period ×2
High Middle Ages (early 11th century) ×1
Middle Ages ×1
Twelfth-century Renaissance ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historical period → period of European history →
characterizedBy	Gothic architecture → Romanesque architecture → agricultural expansion → commercial revolution → crusading movement → feudal structures → flourishing trade → growth of towns → intellectual revival → monastic reform → population growth → rise of powerful monarchies → scholasticism → urbanization →
endTime	13th century →
followedBy	Late Middle Ages →
follows	Early Middle Ages →
hasApproximateEndYear	1300 →
hasApproximateStartYear	1000 →
hasCulturalMovement	chivalric literature → scholastic philosophy → troubadour poetry → university movement →
hasDemographicTrend	colonization of frontier regions in Eastern Europe → decline of slavery in Western Europe →
hasEconomicDevelopment	development of fairs and markets → expansion of long-distance trade → growth of merchant guilds →
hasMajorEvent	Albigensian Crusade → Concordat of Worms → First Crusade → Investiture Controversy → Magna Carta → Second Crusade → Third Crusade → foundation of universities → reconquest in the Iberian Peninsula → rise of communes in Italian cities →
hasPoliticalDevelopment	centralization of royal authority → conflict between papacy and empire → growth of bureaucratic institutions →
hasReligiousDevelopment	Cistercian reform → increased papal authority → rise of mendicant orders →
mainLocation	Europe →
partOf	Middle Ages →
startTime	11th century →

Referenced by (124)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln → Battle of Evesham → Battle of Lewes → Battle of Lincoln (1217) → Battle of Stamford Bridge → Cambuskenneth Abbey → Cristina → Duncan II of Scotland → Duns Scotus → Edith of Scotland → Edmund of Scotland → Edward I of England → Eustace the Monk → Frederick I Barbarossa → Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor → Haakon IV of Norway → Henry I of England → House of Dunkeld → Hubert de Burgh → Isabella of Gloucester → John → Joseph Gikatilla → Katherine of England → Louis IX of France → Louis VIII of France → Maimonides → Maud, Countess of Huntingdon → Middle High German → Middle Low German → Moses de León → Old Frisian → Peter III of Aragon → Philip II of France → Pope Paschal II → Pope Urban II → Queen Margaret of Scotland → Rashi → Roger de Montgomery → Rudolf I of Germany → Saint Anthony of Padua → Saint Simeon the Myrrh-streaming → Samuel ibn Tibbon → Sinibaldo Fieschi → St. Thomas Aquinas → Stephen I of Hungary → Sybil Corbet → Wenceslaus I of Bohemia → William I of Scotland → William II of England → William Marshal, 1st Earl of Pembroke → William the Conqueror →	era
Ad extirpanda → Ad extirpanda → Anglo-French wars of the 12th and 13th centuries → Artah → Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa → Battle of Mohi → Battle of Sandwich (1217) → Beaumont Palace → Clause 40 → Concordat of Worms → Council of Clermont → East Slavs → Malcolm IV of Scotland → Mongol invasion of Poland → Mongol invasions of Europe → Norman Conquest of England → Rex Italiae → Sack of Baghdad (1258) ("Middle Ages") → Scottish–Norwegian conflict over the Western Isles → Siete Partidas → Treaty of York → Usatges de Barcelona → Wibert of Ravenna → siege of Alnwick (1093) →	historicalPeriod
Agatha → Battle of Hastings → Curia Regis → De sacro altaris mysterio → Early English Gothic → Eastern Settlement → Fifth Crusade (planning phase) → Investiture Controversy → Normans → Pope Celestine III → Pope Innocent III → Sheriff of Nottingham → Tancred → taifa kingdoms →	timePeriod
Battle of Legnica → Grand Duchy of Lithuania → Henry II the Pious → House of Baux → House of Wessex ("High Middle Ages (early 11th century)") → John Balliol → Latin Empire → Lord of Ireland →	historicalEra
Oxford city walls ("Norman period") → Treaty of Perth → siege of Rochester Castle →	hasHistoricalPeriod
Cum negotium ("high Middle Ages") → Cur Deus Homo ("high Middle Ages") → Rule for Anchoresses ("high Middle Ages") →	historicalContext
Knight → Opus Francigenum →	developedInPeriod
Lulach of Scotland →	chronologicalPlacement
Free Imperial City of the Holy Roman Empire →	developedDuring
Middle Ward ("Norman period") →	eraOfOrigin
Late Middle Ages →	follows
Christianization of the Balkans ("high Middle Ages") →	hasEndTime
Occitan →	hasNotablePeriod
Middle Ages →	hasPart
Sefer HaBahir →	historicalCompositionPeriod
Carolingian Renaissance ("Twelfth-century Renaissance") →	influenced
Sir Lancelot →	literaryPeriod
Anselm of Canterbury →	partOf
De veritate →	period
Prince John →	settingPeriod
Parma Cathedral →	significantPeriod
Parker Library manuscript collection →	timePeriodCovered
Nusach Ashkenaz →	timePeriodOfFormation
Robin Hood novels →	timePeriodOfSetting
People's Crusade →	tookPlaceIn
Prince of the Cumbrians →	usedInPeriod