It discusses the three main institutions of medieval Europe: the Church, the Emperors, and the Nobility, and how they shaped society through the feudal system. The film details the hardship faced ...

“The European state was born in the Middle Ages . . . The medieval church was so influential because it was armed with superior organisational reach, human capital, and spiritual authority.

For example, one of four surviving medieval painted wood ceilings in Europe is in St Michael’s Church in Hildesheim, northern Germany. Many of the features are evidently Islamic in inspiration.

Once a major medieval European pilgrimage destination, akin to Canterbury and Santiago de Compostela, Walsingham is known as ...

A 700-year-old fresco discovered in the convent church of S. Antonio in Polesine in Ferrara, Italy, reveals that luxurious Islamic tents were used to conceal altars in medieval European churches ...

Christians in medieval Europe admired Islamic art ... for banners and other spoils of war to be displayed around church altars in Europe. "Tents, especially Islamic royal tents were among the ...