Global medieval contexts 500-1500: connections and comparisons
"Global Medieval Contexts 500-1500: Connections and Comparisons provides a unique wide-lens introduction to world history during this period. Designed for students new to the subject, this textbook explores the vital networks and relationships among geographies and cultures that shaped Medieval...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Global Medieval Contexts 500-1500: Connections and Comparisons provides a unique wide-lens introduction to world history during this period. Designed for students new to the subject, this textbook explores the vital networks and relationships among geographies and cultures that shaped Medieval societies. The expert author team aims to advance a global view of the period and introduce the reader to histories and narratives beyond an exclusively European context. Adopting an accessible and engaging approach, this text is essential reading for all those interested in learning more around the histories and cultures of the time and their relevance to contemporary perspectives"-- |
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| adam_text | Contents List of Maps xvii Who We Are xviii Acknowledgments xx Instructor Preface xxii Student Preface xxvi Section I: Orientation 1 Introduction 3 A: Telling Time 5 Introduction 5 Moon, Sun, Stars 6 Chinese Calendars 7 European Calendars 10 Setting the Date of Easter 11 Islamic Calendars 13 Mathematics and the Zero 14 Mesoamerica - Maya and Aztec 17 Conclusion 21 B: Where I Am is Who I Am Introduction 24 Map of the Tracks of Yu 24 European T/О Maps and Mappae Mundi 28 Portolan Maps 30 Maps from the Islamic Golden Age 32 Mapping the Heavens 34 Looking Forward 36 Research Questions 37 Further Reading 37 24
CONTENTS Section II: 500-900 1: Growth of Monotheisms 39 41 Introduction 41 A: Politics and Faith The Monotheistic Faiths 42 Judaism and Diaspora 42 Zoroastrianism 44 Christianity 44 Islam 45 Politics of Christianities 46 Charlemagne 50 Germanic and Slavic Conversions 52 Early Islam 54 Islamic Expansion 57 Conclusion 59 B: People of the Book 60 A Shared Tradition 61 Invention of the Book 62 Cairo Geniza 65 Spreading the Good News 66 Garima Gospels 67 Qur an 69 Looking Forward 70 Research Questions 71 Further Reading 72 Caravan and Dhow Introduction 75 A: Networking Introduction 76 Silk Roads 77 Indian Ocean 82 The Islamicate World 88 viii 75
Europe and the Mediterranean Sea 92 Conclusion 96 B: Rare Finds Introduction 97 Paper 97 Ceramics 99 Silk 102 Looking Forward 107 Research Questions 107 Further Reading 107 ШШ 3: The Sword and the Pen Introduction 111 A: Creating a Successful Dynasty Introduction 112 Creating Common Identity 113 Using Effective Communication for Administration 113 Ensuring Revenue Streams 114 Establishing and Maintaining Borders 115 Controlling Rivals and Planning for Succession 115 Disruptions 116 The Cavalry 117 Eurasian Nomadic Movements Westward 119 Eurasian Nomadic Movements Eastward 121 Creating Kingdoms 122 Battle of the Masts, 654/655 131 Carolingian Empire (814-948) 132 Conclusion 136 B: Writing Rules Introduction 137 Power of the Pen 137 Cultural Hegemony 138 Writing Secular and Divine Law 139 Writing in Service of the State 144 Arabic Translation Movement 144
CONTENTS A Conquered Empire Lives in Story 146 Looking Forward 149 Research Questions 150 Further Reading 150 ЗЩЩг) 4: Sustainability and Climate Change 153 Introduction 153 A: Peasant Nature 154 Introduction 154 Mummies 154 Agricultural Neighborhoods 158 Peasant Foods: Salt and Beer 160 Agricultural Revolution in Europe 163 Urbanization 165 Chinese Agriculture: Rice 167 Rice in Western Asia 171 Climate Change 171 Conclusion 174 B: Cultivating Good Fortune 175 Introduction 175 Managing Unmanageable Nature 175 Starvation and Migration 178 Human Trafficking 178 Mae Phosop 180 Dragons and Snakes 180 Ganesha 183 Looking Forward 184 Research Questions 185 Further Reading 186 Section III: 900-1300 СЖШШШ 5: Pathways to Paradise Introduction 189 189
CONTENTS A: In the Footsteps of the Buddha 190 Buddhism Basics ֊ Bodhisattvas and Blessings 190 Buddhist Pathways 192 Printed Blessings: A Fortuitous Find in a Chinese Buddhist Cave 192 Paper Offerings in Japan and Korea 194 Illumination in India: Beyond Buddhism 195 The Buddha and the Khans 198 A Christianized Version of the Buddha Story in the Mediterranean 200 Conclusion 201 B: Sensing the Soul s Journey 202 Ideas that Bridge Heaven and Earth 202 Gardens and Tree Imagery 202 Sacred Jewels and Treasure Bindings 206 Pilgrimage 209 Cosmos 213 Looking Forward: Paradise Now 217 Research Questions 217 Further Reading 218 tnimiiTttgį 6: For Sale Introduction 221 A: Sails Force 221 222 Introduction 222 Silk Roads and East Asia 222 Indian Ocean 226 Islamicate World and the Mediterranean Sea 228 Europe 233 The North Sea 236 The Americas 238 Conclusion 242 B: Risk and Reward Introduction 243 Dangerous Seas 244 Viking Longships 247 Sunken Treasure 248 243
CONTENTS Tea 251 Spices 251 Viking Silver 253 Games 255 Looking Forward 256 Research Questions 258 Further Reading 258 ЩЩЦЦЦ 7: Soldiers and Civil Servants 261 Introduction 261 A: Consolidation and Fragmentation 262 Introduction 262 Problems of Succession 263 England, Fiance, Sicily·. Intertwined States 267 Abbasid Disintegration 273 The Crusades 274 Civil Administration: Taxation and Justice 277 The Mongol Invasions 282 B: Tales of Warriors and of Court Life 285 Introduction 286 The Mahabharata 286 Tite Art of Courtly Love 288 The Finn Cycle 289 The Romance ofGillion de Trazegnies 290 The Heike Monogatari 292 The Bayeux Tapestry 294 Looking Forward 295 Research Questions 296 Further Reading 296 8: Class Rites 299 Introduction 299 A: Society, Class, and Gender Introduction 300 India 301 300
CONTENTS China 302 Japan 305 Mesoamerica 310 Europe 313 The Place of Women in Europe 318 Conclusion 320 B: Outsiders 320 Introduction 321 Killer Hrapp 321 Rama and Hanuman 322 Monkey King 325 Monkey-humans 327 Slavery and Difference 330 Out-groups 332 Looking Forward 334 Research Questions 335 Further Reading 335 Section IV: 1300-1500 337 tlttUTOtTíft 9: Devotion 339 Introduction 339 A: Do Not Deny Me Your Eternal Beauty 340 Introduction 340 Women in Religious Traditions 341 Mystics and Anchorites 343 Islam 347 Hinduism 351 Sub-Saharan Africa 353 Mesoamerica 354 Conclusion 355 B: Illumination 355 Introduction 355 The Light of Reason 356 Books of Reflection 359 xiii
CONTENTS Iconographies and the Faithful 363 Rainbows 370 Al-Andahis 371 Looking Forward 376 Research Questions 377 Further Reading 378 Ѓ^јггттулга 10: Golden Opportunities 381 Introduction 381 A: Treasure Hunts Introduction 382 West Africa 382 Mongol Asia and the Indian Ocean 387 Europe 391 The Mediterranean Sea 394 Inca South America 399 Conclusion 404 B: Status Symbols 404 Introduction 404 Mansa Musa s Gold 405 Gold Dinars and theit Imitations 406 Gold and Silk in European Fashions 409 Gold, Silks, and Spices in the Islamicate World 411 The Travel Accounts of Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta 415 Tributes and Technologies 415 Inca Gold 416 Looking Forward 418 Research Questions 418 Further Reading 419 11: World Connected Introduction 421 A: Islands and Nautical Networks Introduction 422 The Mysterious Island of Socotra 423 421
CONTENTS The Indian Ocean World 426 If You Have Little Leisure, Read Books”: The Samurai Code in Japan 428 Perspectives on Contact and Conquest 430 The Aztec Island at the Heart of Mexico 432 A Sea of Islands: The Case of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) 434 Conclusion 437 B: Overleaping the Mountains 438 Introduction 438 African Kingship 438 A Game of Thrones across Medieval Eurasia 445 Indigenous Byways 449 Looking Forward: A Long Middle Ages 452 Research Questions 452 Further Reading 453 12: Everyone Believes it is the End of the World 457 Introduction 457 A: Deadly Routes 457 Introduction 458 Yersinia pestis 458 Mongols and Movement 462 Europe 464 Remedies and Responses 466 Social Mobility and Movement 470 Pressing On 472 Conclusion 473 B: Survivors 474 Introduction 474 Surviving Hell 474 Medieval European Bestsellers 477 William Caxton and Printed Texts 479 Prejudice, Pogroms, and the Inquisition 481 Monuments of Time 485 Forbidden City 487 Machu Picchu 489 xv
The Church of Holy Wisdom 493 Looking Forward 495 Old Discoveries, New Approaches 497 Research Questions 498 Further Reading 498 Index
Global Medieval Contexts 500-/500: Connections and Comparisons provides a unique wide-lens introduction to world history during this period. Designed for students new to the subject, this textbook explores vital networks and relationships among geographies and cultures that shaped medieval societies. The expert author team aims to advance a global view of the period and introduce the reader to histories and narratives beyond an exclusively European context. Key Features: • Divided into chronological sections, chapters are organized by four key themes: Religion, Economics, Politics, and Society. This framework enables students to connect wider ideas and debates across 500 to Ì500. • Individual chapters address current theoretical discussions, including issues around gender, migration, and sustainable environments. • The authors combined teaching experience and subject specialties ensure an engaging and accessible overview for students of history, literature and those undertaking general studies courses. • Theory boxes and end-of-chapter questions provide a basis for group discussion and research Full-color maps and images illustrate chapter content and support understanding. As a result, this text is essential reading for all those interested in learning more about the histories and cultures of the period as well as their relevance to our own contemporary experiences and perspectives. This textbook is supported by a companion website providing core resources for students and lecturers.
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Contents List of Maps xvii Who We Are xviii Acknowledgments xx Instructor Preface xxii Student Preface xxvi Section I: Orientation 1 Introduction 3 A: Telling Time 5 Introduction 5 Moon, Sun, Stars 6 Chinese Calendars 7 European Calendars 10 Setting the Date of Easter 11 Islamic Calendars 13 Mathematics and the Zero 14 Mesoamerica - Maya and Aztec 17 Conclusion 21 B: Where I Am is Who I Am Introduction 24 Map of the Tracks of Yu 24 European T/О Maps and Mappae Mundi 28 Portolan Maps 30 Maps from the Islamic Golden Age 32 Mapping the Heavens 34 Looking Forward 36 Research Questions 37 Further Reading 37 24
CONTENTS Section II: 500-900 1: Growth of Monotheisms 39 41 Introduction 41 A: Politics and Faith The Monotheistic Faiths 42 Judaism and Diaspora 42 Zoroastrianism 44 Christianity 44 Islam 45 Politics of Christianities 46 Charlemagne 50 Germanic and Slavic Conversions 52 Early Islam 54 Islamic Expansion 57 Conclusion 59 B: People of the Book 60 A Shared Tradition 61 Invention of the Book 62 Cairo Geniza 65 Spreading the Good News 66 Garima Gospels 67 Qur'an 69 Looking Forward 70 Research Questions 71 Further Reading 72 Caravan and Dhow Introduction 75 A: Networking Introduction 76 Silk Roads 77 Indian Ocean 82 The Islamicate World 88 viii 75
Europe and the Mediterranean Sea 92 Conclusion 96 B: Rare Finds Introduction 97 Paper 97 Ceramics 99 Silk 102 Looking Forward 107 Research Questions 107 Further Reading 107 ШШ 3: The Sword and the Pen Introduction 111 A: Creating a Successful Dynasty Introduction 112 Creating Common Identity 113 Using Effective Communication for Administration 113 Ensuring Revenue Streams 114 Establishing and Maintaining Borders 115 Controlling Rivals and Planning for Succession 115 Disruptions 116 The Cavalry 117 Eurasian Nomadic Movements Westward 119 Eurasian Nomadic Movements Eastward 121 Creating Kingdoms 122 Battle of the Masts, 654/655 131 Carolingian Empire (814-948) 132 Conclusion 136 B: Writing Rules Introduction 137 Power of the Pen 137 Cultural Hegemony 138 Writing Secular and Divine Law 139 Writing in Service of the State 144 Arabic Translation Movement 144
CONTENTS A Conquered Empire Lives in Story 146 Looking Forward 149 Research Questions 150 Further Reading 150 ЗЩЩг) 4: Sustainability and Climate Change 153 Introduction 153 A: Peasant Nature 154 Introduction 154 Mummies 154 Agricultural Neighborhoods 158 Peasant Foods: Salt and Beer 160 Agricultural Revolution in Europe 163 Urbanization 165 Chinese Agriculture: Rice 167 Rice in Western Asia 171 Climate Change 171 Conclusion 174 B: Cultivating Good Fortune 175 Introduction 175 Managing Unmanageable Nature 175 Starvation and Migration 178 Human Trafficking 178 Mae Phosop 180 Dragons and Snakes 180 Ganesha 183 Looking Forward 184 Research Questions 185 Further Reading 186 Section III: 900-1300 СЖШШШ 5: Pathways to Paradise Introduction 189 189
CONTENTS A: In the Footsteps of the Buddha 190 Buddhism Basics ֊ Bodhisattvas and Blessings 190 Buddhist Pathways 192 Printed Blessings: A Fortuitous Find in a Chinese Buddhist Cave 192 Paper Offerings in Japan and Korea 194 Illumination in India: Beyond Buddhism 195 The Buddha and the Khans 198 A Christianized Version of the Buddha Story in the Mediterranean 200 Conclusion 201 B: Sensing the Soul's Journey 202 Ideas that Bridge Heaven and Earth 202 Gardens and Tree Imagery 202 Sacred Jewels and Treasure Bindings 206 Pilgrimage 209 Cosmos 213 Looking Forward: Paradise Now 217 Research Questions 217 Further Reading 218 tnimiiTttgį 6: For Sale Introduction 221 A: Sails Force 221 222 Introduction 222 Silk Roads and East Asia 222 Indian Ocean 226 Islamicate World and the Mediterranean Sea 228 Europe 233 The North Sea 236 The Americas 238 Conclusion 242 B: Risk and Reward Introduction 243 Dangerous Seas 244 Viking Longships 247 Sunken Treasure 248 243
CONTENTS Tea 251 Spices 251 Viking Silver 253 Games 255 Looking Forward 256 Research Questions 258 Further Reading 258 ЩЩЦЦЦ 7: Soldiers and Civil Servants 261 Introduction 261 A: Consolidation and Fragmentation 262 Introduction 262 Problems of Succession 263 England, Fiance, Sicily·. Intertwined States 267 Abbasid Disintegration 273 The Crusades 274 Civil Administration: Taxation and Justice 277 The Mongol Invasions 282 B: Tales of Warriors and of Court Life 285 Introduction 286 The Mahabharata 286 Tite Art of Courtly Love 288 The Finn Cycle 289 The Romance ofGillion de Trazegnies 290 The Heike Monogatari 292 The Bayeux Tapestry 294 Looking Forward 295 Research Questions 296 Further Reading 296 8: Class Rites 299 Introduction 299 A: Society, Class, and Gender Introduction 300 India 301 300
CONTENTS China 302 Japan 305 Mesoamerica 310 Europe 313 The Place of Women in Europe 318 Conclusion 320 B: Outsiders 320 Introduction 321 Killer Hrapp 321 Rama and Hanuman 322 Monkey King 325 Monkey-humans 327 Slavery and Difference 330 Out-groups 332 Looking Forward 334 Research Questions 335 Further Reading 335 Section IV: 1300-1500 337 tlttUTOtTíft 9: Devotion 339 Introduction 339 A: Do Not Deny Me Your Eternal Beauty 340 Introduction 340 Women in Religious Traditions 341 Mystics and Anchorites 343 Islam 347 Hinduism 351 Sub-Saharan Africa 353 Mesoamerica 354 Conclusion 355 B: Illumination 355 Introduction 355 The Light of Reason 356 Books of Reflection 359 xiii
CONTENTS Iconographies and the Faithful 363 Rainbows 370 Al-Andahis 371 Looking Forward 376 Research Questions 377 Further Reading 378 Ѓ^јггттулга 10: Golden Opportunities 381 Introduction 381 A: Treasure Hunts Introduction 382 West Africa 382 Mongol Asia and the Indian Ocean 387 Europe 391 The Mediterranean Sea 394 Inca South America 399 Conclusion 404 B: Status Symbols 404 Introduction 404 Mansa Musa's Gold 405 Gold Dinars and theit Imitations 406 Gold and Silk in European Fashions 409 Gold, Silks, and Spices in the Islamicate World 411 The Travel Accounts of Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta 415 Tributes and Technologies 415 Inca Gold 416 Looking Forward 418 Research Questions 418 Further Reading 419 11: World Connected Introduction 421 A: Islands and Nautical Networks Introduction 422 The Mysterious Island of Socotra 423 421
CONTENTS The Indian Ocean World 426 "If You Have Little Leisure, Read Books”: The Samurai Code in Japan 428 Perspectives on Contact and Conquest 430 The Aztec Island at the Heart of Mexico 432 A Sea of Islands: The Case of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) 434 Conclusion 437 B: Overleaping the Mountains 438 Introduction 438 African Kingship 438 A Game of Thrones across Medieval Eurasia 445 Indigenous Byways 449 Looking Forward: A Long Middle Ages 452 Research Questions 452 Further Reading 453 12: Everyone Believes it is the End of the World 457 Introduction 457 A: Deadly Routes 457 Introduction 458 Yersinia pestis 458 Mongols and Movement 462 Europe 464 Remedies and Responses 466 Social Mobility and Movement 470 Pressing On 472 Conclusion 473 B: Survivors 474 Introduction 474 Surviving Hell 474 Medieval European Bestsellers 477 William Caxton and Printed Texts 479 Prejudice, Pogroms, and the Inquisition 481 Monuments of Time 485 Forbidden City 487 Machu Picchu 489 xv
The Church of Holy Wisdom 493 Looking Forward 495 Old Discoveries, New Approaches 497 Research Questions 498 Further Reading 498 Index
Global Medieval Contexts 500-/500: Connections and Comparisons provides a unique wide-lens introduction to world history during this period. Designed for students new to the subject, this textbook explores vital networks and relationships among geographies and cultures that shaped medieval societies. The expert author team aims to advance a global view of the period and introduce the reader to histories and narratives beyond an exclusively European context. Key Features: • Divided into chronological sections, chapters are organized by four key themes: Religion, Economics, Politics, and Society. This framework enables students to connect wider ideas and debates across 500 to Ì500. • Individual chapters address current theoretical discussions, including issues around gender, migration, and sustainable environments. • The authors combined teaching experience and subject specialties ensure an engaging and accessible overview for students of history, literature and those undertaking general studies courses. • Theory boxes and end-of-chapter questions provide a basis for group discussion and research Full-color maps and images illustrate chapter content and support understanding. As a result, this text is essential reading for all those interested in learning more about the histories and cultures of the period as well as their relevance to our own contemporary experiences and perspectives. This textbook is supported by a companion website providing core resources for students and lecturers. |
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