Entry extracted from the book From Covadonga to Tamarón. The history of the Arab conquest and domination of the Iberian Peninsula and the process of birth and growth of the different Christian kingdoms and counties that ended up expelling the Muslims spans almost eight centuries and, therefore, it
Looking at the history of Britain, it can be said that there are few dark princes and tyrants in exchange for having few famous princes compared to the Chinese and Roman Empires. It may be that the kings power was not so strong because the parliament was developing. In England, there was a parli
Each textbook will tell you that in the times of Mieszko I the entire eastern part of Pomerania belonged to Poland. The prince built a huge trade center in Gdańsk, through which a rapid stream of silver flowed to the center of the state. Archaeologist Sławomir Wadyl questions this vision. In his opi
It was the Romans who laid the foundation for modern law. The rights that are basically taken for granted in modern times, such as freedom of expression, private property system, freedom of economic activity, and freedom of belief, are the legal culture of the Romans, and based on that, Britain an