"The Rise and Fall of Empires on which the Sun Never Sets - Medieval England" Is this an era of conquest and expansion, or a history of oppression and resistance? The Norman Conquest, the Crusades, the Hundred Years' War, and the War of the Roses. What kind of medieval England did they create? Norman, Anjou, Lancaster and York, what are the characteristics of each of these dynasties?
This book takes the ups and downs of the English royal family from 1066 to 1485 as the main line, and uses the expansion and contraction of the British territory as the background. It clearly presents the history of more than four hundred years as well as the development and changes in politics, economy, culture, religion and other aspects during this period in front of readers.
Reader comments
The Norman Conquest, Crusades and other plots in the book are just like what I have experienced personally. Moreover, the author's writing is very good and the translation is very good, making it easy for me to read. I felt like I had traveled back to that era and witnessed the rise and fall of the empire on which the sun never sets with the characters in the book.
The Norman Conquest, Crusades and other plots in the book are just like what I have experienced personally. Moreover, the author's writing is very good and the translation is very good, making it easy for me to read. I felt like I had traveled back to that era and witnessed the rise and fall of the empire on which the sun never sets with the characters in the book.