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后浪汗青堂·帝国开拓者（套装共四册）
(italian) Alessandro Barbero Et Al.
"Charlemagne: Father of Europe": On Christmas Day 800, King Charles of the Franks was crowned emperor of the Romans. This was an emperor who shaped Europe. Barbero vividly depicts Charlemagne's appearance, tastes, habits, family life, thoughts and behavior. The author also unfolds the overall history of the Frankish Kingdom and the Carolingian Empire, shows Charlemagne's method of ruling the empire, and describes the daily life, economic activities, and religious concepts of the time. He analyzes the development of feudalism in the Carolingian Empire and the changing concepts of slavery and freedom, thereby explaining the dramatic changes that the emperor's wars brought to the political and social structure of the empire. "Richard the Lionheart": Among the many great achievements in world history, Richard I, who was unique and unparalleled among the kings of England, played an active and leading role. No monarch had ever faced the difficult challenges he faced in the Third Crusade. In this authoritative work, Professor John Gillingham examines in detail the reasons for the mixed reviews of Richard and discusses Richard's governance of the country, proposing compelling new perspectives. The book also comes with an updated reference list for the reader's convenience. "King Friedrich the Great: An Enlightened Despot and Prussia's Road to Power" In European history, there are few figures as great as King Friedrich. When he succeeded to the Prussian throne in 1740, he ruled a weak and scattered kingdom; by the end of his reign, Prussia had become one of the great powers of continental Europe. In this book, historian Timothy Braining gives us a comprehensive portrait of the king who dominated the political, military, and cultural life of Europe half a century before Napoleon. Timothy Breining's ambitious biography recounts Friedrich's remarkable life and the sweeping political and cultural transformation of Prussia under his rule. Readers can delve into the mind of this great monarch and better understand Prussia's rise to become a European power. "Alexander of Macedonia": This book is a landmark work among many Alexander biographies. Based on the academic history of Alexander for more than a century, the author Peter Green, on the one hand, made full use of the results of modern archaeology, and on the other hand, made a unique selection and screening of traditional historical materials to vividly describe Alexander's life. In the book, he clears up many of the fogs surrounding Alexander, allowing readers to peer into the complex inner world of this world conqueror, and successfully portrays a figure who combines military genius, dictator and great leader.
"Charlemagne: Father of Europe": On Christmas Day 800, King Charles of the Franks was crowned emperor of the Romans. This was an emperor who shaped Europe. Barbero vividly depicts Charlemagne's appearance, tastes, habits, family life, thoughts and behavior. The author also unfolds the overall history of the Frankish Kingdom and the Carolingian Empire, shows Charlemagne's method of ruling the empire, and describes the daily life, economic activities, and religious concepts of the time. He analyzes the development of feudalism in the Carolingian Empire and the changing concepts of slavery and freedom, thereby explaining the dramatic changes that the emperor's wars brought to the political and social structure of the empire. "Richard the Lionheart": Among the many great achievements in world history, Richard I, who was unique and unparalleled among the kings of England, played an active and leading role. No monarch had ever faced the difficult challenges he faced in the Third Crusade. In this authoritative work, Professor John Gillingham examines in detail the reasons for the mixed reviews of Richard and discusses Richard's governance of the country, proposing compelling new perspectives. The book also comes with an updated reference list for the reader's convenience. "King Friedrich the Great: An Enlightened Despot and Prussia's Road to Power" In European history, there are few figures as great as King Friedrich. When he succeeded to the Prussian throne in 1740, he ruled a weak and scattered kingdom; by the end of his reign, Prussia had become one of the great powers of continental Europe. In this book, historian Timothy Braining gives us a comprehensive portrait of the king who dominated the political, military, and cultural life of Europe half a century before Napoleon. Timothy Breining's ambitious biography recounts Friedrich's remarkable life and the sweeping political and cultural transformation of Prussia under his rule. Readers can delve into the mind of this great monarch and better understand Prussia's rise to become a European power. "Alexander of Macedonia": This book is a landmark work among many Alexander biographies. Based on the academic history of Alexander for more than a century, the author Peter Green, on the one hand, made full use of the results of modern archaeology, and on the other hand, made a unique selection and screening of traditional historical materials to vividly describe Alexander's life. In the book, he clears up many of the fogs surrounding Alexander, allowing readers to peer into the complex inner world of this world conqueror, and successfully portrays a figure who combines military genius, dictator and great leader.