#medievalera — Public Fediverse posts
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City Tales: Medieval Era leaves Early Access and launches on PC via Steam and GOG on January 29, 2026.
Build organic medieval cities, guide your economy, and lead with nine unique companions in this vibrant strategic city builder. #CityBuilder #MedievalEra
https://www.gematsu.com/2025/11/city-tales-medieval-era-launches-january-29-2026
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🏰 Esplora distretto dopo distretto nel romanticismo della Medieval Era con City Tales. Provalo, non te ne pentirai! #CityTales #MedievalEra
🔗 https://www.tomshw.it/videogioco/city-tales-medieval-era-distretto-dopo-distretto-provato
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🏰 City Tales: Medieval Era si svela! Scopri gli ultimi dettagli entusiasmanti prima del grande lancio. Viaggia indietro nel tempo con noi! #CityTales #MedievalEra
🔗 https://www.tomshw.it/videogioco/city-tales-medieval-era-gli-ultimi-dettagli-prima-del-lancio
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#GroßStMartin is one of #Cologne's most iconic Romanesque churches. Its towering presence has marked the skyline for centuries, embodying both architectural splendor and deep historical significance. From #antiquity to the #MedievalEra, the church has transformed, reflecting #Cologne’s evolving religious and civic history. Here is a brief overview of its #history:
🌍 https://www.fabriziomusacchio.com/weekend_stories/told/2024-10-20-gross_st_martin_cologne/
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#GroßStMartin is one of #Cologne's most iconic Romanesque churches. Its towering presence has marked the skyline for centuries, embodying both architectural splendor and deep historical significance. From #antiquity to the #MedievalEra, the church has transformed, reflecting #Cologne’s evolving religious and civic history. Here is a brief overview of its #history:
🌍 https://www.fabriziomusacchio.com/weekend_stories/told/2024-10-20-gross_st_martin_cologne/
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Ten Great English Battle Sites To Visit – Best English Battlefields
Battle, East Sussex site of the Battle of Hastings - The Most Important of English Battlefields
England is a country steeped in history, and as such, it is home to many historic battle sites that have played a significant
#BritishHeritage #BritishHistory #Featured #MedievalEra #Top10Britain #TravelGuides
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Ten Great English Battle Sites To Visit – Best English Battlefields
Battle, East Sussex site of the Battle of Hastings - The Most Important of English Battlefields
England is a country steeped in history, and as such, it is home to many historic battle sites that have played a significant
#BritishHeritage #BritishHistory #Featured #MedievalEra #Top10Britain #TravelGuides
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The Monarchs: Henry IV (1399–1413) – The Usurper
Henry IV is one of the most intriguing figures in English history. Born in 1367, he was the son of John of Gaunt, the Duke of Lancaster, and his wife, Blanche of Lancaster. He grew up in a time of great turbulence in England, with the Hundred Years War raging on the continent and the Black Death devast
https://anglotopia.net/royals/royal-history/the-monarchs-henry-iv-1399-1413-the-usurper/
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The Monarchs: Henry II (1154–1189) – The Ruthless King
Henry II was the first Plantagenet king of England, reigning from 1154 until his death in 1189. He was born in Le Mans, France in 1133, and was the eldest son of the Count of Anjou. Henry was an ambitious and energetic ruler who expanded his territories through a combination of military con
https://anglotopia.net/royals/royal-history/the-monarchs-henry-ii-1154-1189-the-ruthless-king/
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The Monarchs: Edward I (1272-1307) – Edward Longshanks
Edward I (1272-1307) - Edward Longshanks
Edward I, also known as "Edward Longshanks," was born on June 17, 1239, in Westminster, London. He was the eldest son of King Henry III and Queen Eleanor of Provence. Edward was a tall and imposing figure, standing at 6'2", and was known for his mil
https://anglotopia.net/royals/royal-history/the-monarchs-edward-i-1272-1307-edward-longshanks/
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The Monarchs: Henry V (1413–1422) – The Warrior King
Henry V, born in 1386, was the son of King Henry IV and Mary de Bohun. He was the second English king from the House of Lancaster and ruled from 1413 until his death in 1422. Henry V is known for his military victories in the Hundred Years' War against France, particularly his triumph at the Ba
https://anglotopia.net/royals/royal-history/the-monarchs-henry-v-1413-1422-the-warrior-king/
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Great Britons: Simon de Montfort, 6th Earl of Leicester
Simon de Montfort,6th Earl of Leicester, was an influential figure in medieval England, known for his role in the creation of the first English parliament. Born in France in the early 13th century, he came to England as a young man and quickly rose to prominence, becoming one of the most powerful nobl
https://anglotopia.net/columns/great-britons/great-britons-simon-de-montfort-6th-earl-of-leicester/
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Built Britain: What is a castle? What is their role in British history?
Bodiam Castle in Kent
Editor's Note: This is part of a new ongoing series about the built/architectural landscape in Britain. First, we'll be discussing castles.
Castles are synonymous with English history, and they have playe
#BritishHistory #BritishLandscape #BuiltBritain #Featured #MedievalEra
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The Monarchs: Athelstan (924–939) The Unifier of England
King Athelstan of England (left)
Athelstan was a key figure in the history of England, who played a significant role in shaping the country's future. He was born in 894 and became King in 924, following the death of his father, Edward the Elder. King Athelstan ruled Wessex, M
https://anglotopia.net/site-news/featured/the-monarchs-athelstan-924-939-the-unifier-of-england/
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The Monarchs: Henry III – One of England’s Longest Reigning Monarchs
Editor's Note: This marks the beginning of a new series of articles on England's Monarchs through history. Our goal is to have an article about every single one. We have just over half done so far. Read the rest of them here.
Henry III was one of the
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The Monarch: Henry III – One of England’s Longest Reigning Monarchs
Editor's Note: This marks the beginning of a new series of articles on England's Monarchs through history. Our goal is to have an article about every single one. We have just over half done so far. Read the rest of them here.
Henry III was one of the l
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One Anglophile’s Take on The Lion in Winter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKoYHKpCSc4
As I write this, it's December, only a few days until Christmas. And for the past couple weeks, I've been watching quite a few Christmas movies. Not the sort of cookie-cutter movies Hallmark and other companies keep churning out. I'
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Book Excerpt: End to End – A History of Travels Around Britain
First, thank you to everyone who has bought a copy of my new book End to End: Britain From Land's E
#Anglo-Saxon #AnglophileAlerts #AnglophileDeals #AnglotopiaPress #Anglotopia'sGrandAdventure-Land'sEndtoJohnO'Groats #BritBookDeals #BritishHistory #BritishLandscape #Featured #LongReads #MedievalEra #Travel
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Securing the Battlements: The Loss and Preservation of Historic Castles
Old Wardour Castle
Once upon a time, many a castle stretched towards the heavens across the United Kingdom. Whether constructed for defense or to show off the wealth of the local lord, they were magnificent structures that represented the power of t
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That Time When Calais Was English For 200 Years
Today, Calais is a bustling French port city with a population over 70,000. Once upon a time, however, it was one of the most important cities in the Kingdom of England. That’s right, Calais was English. For nearly two-hundred years, Calais was under direct English control and considered part of that count
https://anglotopia.net/british-history/that-time-when-calais-was-english-for-200-years/
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Rare coin unearthed by detectorist to go on show to mark Charles coronation
A rare medieval coin which was unearthed by an amateur detectorist is to go on show to mark the King’s coronation.
The silver penny, which depicts Malcolm IV of Scotland, is to be exhibited in Dunfermline, which was granted city status by Charl
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New stamps issued to celebrate story of Robin Hood
Robin Hood Special Stamps Full Set
A set of new stamps is being issued celebrating the story of Robin Hood.
The 10 stamps show key moments in the legend of the outlaw, such as robbing the rich, capturing the sheriff and marrying Maid Marian.
Other characters depicted on the st
https://anglotopia.net/british-history/new-stamps-issued-to-celebrate-story-of-robin-hood/
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Important royal court of the princes of Gwynedd acquired by Cadw in Wales
An important court of the medieval princes of Gwynedd, who ruled Wales after the Romans, has been acquired by Cadw.
Llys Rhosyr, situated near Newborough, Anglesey, is the only court of the Welsh Princes in Wales with visible remains that ca
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New photos of the Declaration of Arbroath published ahead of it going on display
New photographs of the Declaration of Arbroath have been published by the National Records of Scotland to mark its 703rd anniversary.
The never-before-seen photos have been made available, ahead of the famous document going
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Declaration of Arbroath to go on display for first time in 18 years
A 700-year-old document that played a key role in the history of Scottish independence will go on display this summer for the first time in almost two decades.
The Declaration of Arbroath will be shown at the National Museum of Scotland
#BritishHeritage #BritishHistory #BritishNews #MedievalEra #Scotland
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Oldest prayer beads found in Britain to go on display at Lindisfarne Priory
Britain’s earliest known prayer beads will go on display at the refurbished museum at Lindisfarne Priory this weekend.
The necklace, dating from between the 8th and 9th century and made from salmon vertebrae, was recently found
#AttractionNews #BritishHeritage #BritishHistory #MedievalEra
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Car park where Richard III’s body found to be auctioned
The car park where the skeleton of Richard III was discovered in 2012 is to be auctioned off.
The Grey Friars car park in Leicester city center will be sold along with adjacent buildings, 1-7 Grey Friars, with a guide price of £4-£4.1 million.
The spot where the bones of the monarch we
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Study finds first solid scientific evidence Vikings brought animals to Britain
The first solid scientific evidence that Vikings brought dogs and horses to Britain has been discovered by archaeologists.
Research led by Durham University, and the Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium, looked at human and a
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1,300-year-old necklace among treasures found buried at housing development site
A 1,300-year-old necklace, discovered on the site of a new housing development, was buried in the grave of a woman who may have been royalty or a powerful Christian leader, archaeologists have said.The centuries-old treasure was fo