Middle Ages
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The Middle Ages was a period of European history from roughly the 5th to the late 15th century, marked by feudalism, the rise of Christianity, and the formation of many modern European cultures and languages.
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| instanceOf |
era of European history
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historical period → |
| alsoKnownAs |
medieval era
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medieval period → |
| characterizedBy |
Gothic architecture
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Romanesque architecture → castle building → chivalry → crusades → decentralized political authority → development of vernacular languages → feudalism → formation of European nations → growth of the Catholic Church → guild system → manorialism → monasticism → rise of Christianity → scholasticism → |
| dominantReligion |
Eastern Orthodoxy
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Roman Catholicism → |
| endTime |
late 15th century
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| fieldOfStudy |
medieval studies
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| followedBy |
Early modern period
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Renaissance → |
| follows |
Classical antiquity
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Western Roman Empire → |
| hasPart |
Early Middle Ages
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High Middle Ages → Late Middle Ages → |
| hasTheme |
codification of customary law
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conflict between secular and ecclesiastical power → development of canon law → formation of national monarchies → growth of towns and trade → rural agrarian economy → spread of Latin Christendom → |
| includesCulture |
Byzantine Empire
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Holy Roman Empire → Islamic Spain → Kingdom of England → Kingdom of France → |
| includesEvent |
Avignon Papacy
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Black Death → Carolingian Renaissance → Christianization of Europe → Crusades → Great Schism of 1054 → Hundred Years' War → Investiture Controversy → Mongol invasions of Europe → Reconquista → Viking Age → rise of universities → |
| mainLocation |
Europe
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| majorLanguageFamily |
Germanic languages
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Romance languages → Slavic languages → |
| precededByEvent |
fall of the Western Roman Empire
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| startTime |
5th century
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