The Penguin historical atlas of the medieval world / Andrew Jotischky & Caroline Hull.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 138) and index.

Introduction 8 (2)
Timeline 10 (4)
Part I: The Early Middle Ages
14 (20)
The Barbarian Kingdoms
20 (2)
The Conversion of Europe
22 (2)
The Arab Conquests
24 (2)
The Carolingian Empire
26 (2)
Early Medieval Britain and Ireland
28 (2)
The Vikings
30 (2)
The Origins of France and Germany
32 (2)
Part II: The Revival of Europe
34 (50)
The Papacy
40 (2)
The Holy Roman Empire
42 (2)
Feudal France
44 (2)
The Normans
46 (2)
Norman Sicily
48 (2)
The Angevin Empire
50 (2)
The Kingdoms of Hungary and Poland
52 (2)
The Medieval Church
54 (2)
Benedictine Monasticism
56 (2)
The New Monastic Orders
58 (2)
Pilgrimage Routes
60 (2)
Romanesque and Gothic Cathedrals
62 (2)
Castles
64 (2)
Universities and Intellectual Life
66 (2)
Heretic Movements and the Friars
68 (2)
European Jewry
70 (2)
The Medieval Economy
72 (2)
The Medieval Countryside
74 (2)
The Growth of Towns
76 (2)
Flanders and the Cloth Industry
78 (2)
German Settlement in Eastern Europe
80 (2)
English Wars in the British Isles
82 (2)
Part III: Latin Europe and its Neighbours
84 (28)
The Byzantine Empire
90 (2)
Kievan Russia
92 (2)
Moorish Spain
94 (2)
The Islamic Middle East
96 (2)
The Crusades to the Holy Land
98 (2)
The Military Orders
100 (2)
The Revival of Islamic Power
102 (2)
The Latin Empire of Constantinople
104 (2)
The Baltic Crusades
106 (2)
The Reconquest of Spain
108 (2)
Europe and the Mongols
110 (2)
Part IV: The Later Middle Ages
112 (24)
The Hundred Years War
118 (2)
The Black Death
120 (2)
The Hanseatic League
122 (2)
Disaffection with the Papacy
124 (2)
Italy at the Beginning of the Renaissance
126 (2)
The Ottoman Invasion of Europe
128 (2)
The Spread of Printing
130 (2)
Portuguese Voyages of Discovery
132 (2)
The First Voyages to the New World
134 (2)
Dynastic Tables 136 (2)
Further Reading 138 (1)
Index 139 (5)
Acknowledgements 144

The Penguin Historical Atlas of the Medical World traces the development of peoples, cultures and faiths between the coming of the barbarian invasions in the fourth century and voyages to the New World in the sixteenth. It examines the sweeping changes that took place across Europe, from the fall of the Roman Empire to the foundations of modern European civilization that were laid by 1300, and explores the birth of Islam, the rise of the Christian church and the role of Judaism across Europe. Coverage of major events - Arab conquests, the Crusades, the Black Death - is complemented by discussion of such key topics as the medieval economy, the growth of towns and the spread of printing. Illustrated with photographs, artwork recreations and full-colour maps, this is a one-volume introduction to Europe and its neighbours in the Middle Ages