Venecia observada

Las invasiones y conquistas mongolas tuvieron lugar durante el siglo XIII, creando el vasto imperio mongol que en 1300 cubrió gran parte de Eurasia. Los historiadores consideran la devastación mongol como uno de los episodios más mortales de la historia. Además, las expediciones mongolas pueden haber propagado la peste bubónica en gran parte de Asia y Europa, ayudando a provocar la Peste Negra del siglo XIV. El Imperio mongol se desarrolló en el transcurso del siglo XIII a través de una serie de campañas victoriosas en toda Asia, llegando a Europa del Este en la década de 1240. A...

El libro Breve Historia de Fernando el Católico, de José María Manuel García-Osuna y Rodríguez se une a esta nueva línea histórica que revela en toda su amplitud la epopeya de un rey que con su inteligencia supo ser el padre de un imperio donde nunca se ponía el sol. (Blog Historia con minúsculas) En resumen, nos encontramos con un libro ameno e interesante puesto que, tras una minuciosa labor de investigación y acudiendo a las raíces de la historia, pone a nuestro alcance datos y hechos fehacientes que en no pocas ocasiones son ocultados por los libros de historia. (Blog El llagu...

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