The Holy Roman Empire in the Late Middle Ages - Medieval World Magazine 📖

The Holy Roman Empire at the end of the Middle Ages was fragmented and in conflict, yet also experienced many cultural and artistic developments.  Medieval Warfare Magazine has rebranded to Medieval World Magazine, covering all aspects of the Middle Ages! Medieval World Magazine [Medieval World: Culture & Conflict]( features the rich history and material culture of the Middle Ages – broadly conceived geographically and temporally. Through well-researched and lavishly illustrated articles, this accessible publication brings to light cultural activities in local and global contexts, historical figures and events, as well as political, religious, economic, and artistic facets of the Middle Ages. Original illustrations and articles by expert authors round out this acclaimed magazine, available in two editions: - Digital for convenient and immediate reading (€10.95 per three issues) - Print for traditional home delivery (€23.95 for three issues, free shipping worldwide) [Subscribe Now]( Latest Issue The Holy Roman Empire at the end of the Middle Ages was fragmented and in conflict, yet also experienced many cultural and artistic developments. Theme: The Holy Roman Empire in the Late Middle Ages - Duncan Hardy, "The Late Medieval Holy Roman Empire: Imperial Visions and Local Realities," 14-21. - Peter Konieczny, "The Last Knight: The Life and Legacy of Emperor Maximilian I," 22-25. - Alice Isabella Sullivan, "Imperial Splendour: Armour and Regalia of the Holy Roman Emperors," 26-27. - Albert Winkler, "The Battle of Dornach: Swiss Pike Put a Stop to the Swabian War," 28-37. - Stephen Lahey, "The Hussites: Warfare and Reform in Bohemia," 38-43. Features: - Atineh Movsesian, "The Monuments of Artsakh: Documents of History, Culture, and Religion," 8-9. - Thomas Lockley, "Yasuke: An African Samurai in Japan," 10-13. - Ellora Bennett, "Destroyers and Protectors: Early Medieval British Warriors," 44-47. - Manon Henzen, "Only 194 Dishes to Go: Lunch for the Emperor," 48-49. - Kathryn Walton, "Putting a Ring on It: Magical Rings in Medieval Legend," 50-53. - Vicky McAlister, "Conwy and Harlech: The Welsh Castles of Edward I," 54-57. [Subscribe Now]( Learn More [Medieval World: Culture & Conflict]( features articles written by leading scholars and early career researchers in history, art history, archaeology, religion, literature, film, and related fields of study. Each issue centers on a theme that provides detailed coverage of a particular topic – such as medieval courtly culture or medieval fortifications – as well as special articles on issues of medieval daily life, legends, and key historical figures, events, and monuments. The magazine is bursting with content for everyone interested in learning more about the vibrant cultures and moments of conflict in the Middle Ages! In addition to the excellent written content, [Medieval World: Culture & Conflict]( brings history and material culture to life! The articles are illustrated with images of sites and objects from collections around the world, as well as original maps, drawings, and paintings. We also commission our artists to create accurate illustrations of medieval figures and events, as well as special maps. Accessibly written and splendidly illustrated, the magazine highlights the value of textual and visual records in reconstructing the rich and multifaceted historical and cultural dimensions of the Middle Ages. Please note that this magazine is not published by World History Encyclopedia, but by our partner Karwansaray Publishers. Karwansaray Customer Service Postbus 4082 7200 BB Zutphen The Netherlands Phone: +31-848-392256 (Netherlands) Phone: 1-800-549-4742 (USA) Copyright © 2022 Ancient History Encyclopedia, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you have either signed up for our weekly newsletter or subscribed to our membership. Our mailing address is: Ancient History Encyclopedia Brook House Mint StreetGodalming, Surrey GU7 1HE United Kingdom [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](. [Mailchimp Email Marketing](