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The Tale of Bygone Years: Volodymyr Sviatoslavych and the Christianization of Rus′

The Tale of Bygone Years preserves one of the most detailed accounts of a ruler’s conversion in medieval Europe — the baptism of Volodymyr Sviatoslavych, ruler of Rus′. His path to Christianity, set against the backdrop of 10th-century royal conversions, reveals a complex interplay of politics, religion, and diplomacy.Kyiv · Kyiv Read Article

‘The Chola Tigers’: A New Historical Novel Set in Medieval India

HarperCollins India announces The Chola Tigers, Amish Tripathi’s new historical novel set in the 11th century. A sequel to Legend of Suheldev, the book follows Emperor Rajendra Chola’s mission against Mahmud of Ghazni.India · India Read Article

New Medieval Books: The Deeds of the Neapolitan Bishops

In the eighth and ninth centuries, Naples was an autonomous city-state navigating complex relationships with its neighbours. This book presents the original text and translation of a contemporary account that chronicles the city’s local history during this period.Naples, Campania · Naples Read Article

Medieval Finland’s Sibling Connection Revealed by DNA

Ancient DNA from two 12th-century burials in Finland has revealed they were siblings, offering rare evidence of medieval family ties and centuries of genetic continuity in the region.DNA · Finland Read Article

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