Romanians in the 13th century. Between the Crusade and the Mongol Empire | ArHiCuP

Resource Name Romanians in the 13th century. Between the Crusade and the Mongol Empire
Author Șerban Papacostea
ISBN 973-45-0060-0
Material type Text
Subject history, crusades and Catholic Church; Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Grecia, Turkey and Russia (Europe and Asia)
Publisher Editura Enciclopedică, București

Year 1993
Format 23 cm, 188 p.
Format printing
Language Romanian
Annotation Românii în secolul al XIII- lea. Între cruciadă și Imperiul Mongol (original title). This book is an analysis of the political context from the 13th century on the central Europe and Balkans region. The author analyses the political situations of the Romanian pre-state country in report with the Byzantine Empire, the Hungarian Kingdom, the Balkans states and the Gold Hoard. It is aimed at researchers and students.

Note to the second edition - Note - Warning – List of abbreviations - Introduction – Political and spiritual confrontations in south-eastern Europe (1204-1241) - Romanians from the north of the Danube face the expansion of the Hungarian Kingdom and the offensive of Catholicism until the time of the great Tatar invasion (1204-1241) - Eastern Europe between Crusade and the great Mongol invasion - Romanians after the great Mongol invasion: between the Hungarian Kingdom and the Golden Horde - Romanians in the consciousness of contemporaries; the Romanian problem in the 13th century.

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