Outline of medieval history

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Medieval history refers to the period of Western European history known as the Middle Ages, which lasted from the 5th century (when the Roman Empire was divided into the Western Roman Empire and the Eastern Roman Empire) until the 16th century (during the Protestant Reformation and during the early stage of the dispersal of Europeans worldwide via overseas exploration).

Periods in the history of non-European areas, particularly China and Japan, are also colloquially referred to as 'medieval'.

The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to the Middle Ages:

[edit] Essence of medieval history

Main article: Middle Ages

• Medieval chronological timeline

[edit] Subdivisions of medieval history

[edit] Periodization

• Early Middle Ages
• High Middle Ages
• Late Middle Ages
  • Crisis of the Late Middle Ages

[edit] Medieval history by region

• Albania in the Middle Ages
• History of Bosnia and Herzegovina (958–1463)
  • Visoko during the Middle Ages
• Britain in the Middle Ages
  • Medieval Invasions of Britain
  • Medieval religion in England
• Byzantine Empire
• Medieval Croatian state
• Cyprus in the Middle Ages
• History of the Czech lands in the Middle Ages
• France in the Middle Ages
• Germany in the Middle Ages
• Holy Roman Empire
• Kingdom of Hungary in the Middle Ages
• Italy in the Middle Ages
• Poland in the Middle Ages
• Romania in the Middle Ages
• Scotland in the Middle Ages
  • Scotland in the High Middle Ages
    • Culture of Scotland in the High Middle Ages
    • Economy of Scotland in the High Middle Ages
    • Legal institutions of Scotland in the High Middle Ages
    • Society of Scotland in the High Middle Ages
    • Warfare of Scotland in the High Middle Ages
  • Scotland in the Late Middle Ages
• History of Medieval Serbia
  • Sarajevo during the Middle Ages
• Spain in the Middle Ages
• Medieval Thessalonica
• Thessaly in the Middle Ages
• Wales in the Late Middle Ages

[edit] Medieval history by subject

• Allegory in the Middle Ages
• Medieval archaeology
• Medieval armies
  • Byzantine army
  • Great Heathen Army
  • Komnenian army
  • Moldavian military forces
  • Sassanid army
• Medieval art
  • Medieval dance
  • Medieval music
  • Medieval poetry
  • Medieval theatre
  • Romance (genre)
• Medieval architecture
  • Castle
  • Medieval churches of York
  • Medieval fortification
• Medieval Christianity
• Medieval climate
  • Medieval Warm Period
• Medieval communes
• Medieval chronological timeline
• Crisis of the Late Middle Ages
• Crusades
• Medieval cuisine
• Medieval culture
  • Market town
• Medieval demography
• Medieval education
  • Medieval university
• Medieval etymology
• Medieval gardening
• Medieval guilds
• Horses in the Middle Ages
• Medieval household
• Medieval hunting
• Medieval Inquisition
• History of the Jews in the Middle Ages
• Medieval languages
  • Middle English
  • Medieval Greek
  • Medieval Hebrew
  • Old Irish language
  • Middle Irish language
  • Medieval Latin
  • Middle Welsh language
• Medieval literature
  • Medieval Dutch literature
  • Medieval French literature
  • Medieval German literature
  • Early Irish literature
  • Medieval numeral
  • Medieval poetry
  • Romance (genre)
  • Medieval Welsh literature
• Medieval maritime culture
• Medieval medicine
  • Black Death
• Medieval money
  • Bezant
• Medieval philosophy
• Medieval religion
  • Allegory in the Middle Ages
  • Christian monasticism
  • Medieval churches of York
  • Medieval Roman Catholic Missions in China
• Medieval science
  • Alchemy
• Slave trade in the Middle Ages
• Medieval sport
  • Medieval football
  • Medieval tournament
• Medieval superstition
  • Medieval revenant
  • Medieval witchcraft
• Medieval technology
• Medieval warfare
  • Byzantine battle tactics
  • Castle
  • Crusades
  • Medieval fortification
  • Siege engine
  • Warfare of Scotland in the High Middle Ages
• Medieval wonders
  • Seven wonders of the Middle Ages

[edit] History of medieval history

• The Autumn of the Middle Ages
• Dictionary of the Middle Ages
• English historians in the Middle Ages
• Medieval archaeology
• Medievalism
• Medievalist
• Medieval fantasy
• Medieval popular Bible
• Medieval reenactment
• Middle Ages in film
• Neo-medievalism
• Medieval realms
• Medieval food
• Medieval law

[edit] Medieval history scholars

• Umberto Eco
• David Herlihy

[edit] Medieval historical societies

• Medieval Academy of America
• Medieval Chronicle Society
• Medieval Combat Society
• Medieval Scenarios and Recreations
• The Medieval Siege Society

[edit] Medieval themed festivals and recreational events

• Medieval Market of Turku
• Medieval reenactment
• Medieval Times

[edit] Leaders during the Middle Ages

• Charlemagne
• List of English monarchs
• List of Frankish kings
• Holy Roman Emperor

[edit] Medieval history lists

• List of medieval abbreviations
• List of medieval land terms
• List of medieval weapons

[edit] See also

• Cultural movement
• Exponential timeline
• History by period
• History of Europe
• List of time periods
• Periodization

[edit] External links

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Learning resources from Wikiversity

• Internet Medieval Sourcebook Project Primary source archive of the Middle Ages.
• The Online Reference Book of Medieval Studies Academic peer reviewed articles.
• Medieval Knights Medieval Knights is a medieval educational resource site geared to students and medieval enthusiests.
• The Labyrinth Resources for Medieval Studies.
• NetSERF The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources.
• The Middle Ages - an informational site for teachers and students
• Medieval Realms Learning resources from the British Library including studies of beautiful medieval manuscripts
• Information of the Medieval Period.
• De Re Militari: The Society for Medieval Military History