What is the new monarch about the medieval history of the world?

The new monarch is not hereditary, it is won by means....

I can't understand what the landlord wants to ask.

The Middle Ages (c. 476 AD 1453 AD) was an era in European history (mainly Western Europe), hundreds of years after the fall of the Western Roman Empire (476 AD), a period in which feudalism dominated around the world, until the Renaissance (1453 AD), after which capitalism was on its rise. The term "Middle Ages" was used by humanists in the late 15th century. Europe during this period did not have a strong regime to rule.

The Middle Ages or the early Middle Ages are generally called the "Dark Ages" in Europe and the United States, and it is traditionally considered to be a period of relatively slow development in the history of European civilization.

Don't be fooled by the history books.

Think about it, how long did the Middle Ages last? For more than a thousand years, if it were really incomparably dark, and the people were living in misery, the ruling class would have been overthrown in less than a hundred years, let alone a thousand years.

So there is a question of happiness involved here, that is, the people of the Middle Ages were not necessarily unhappy, and it would be too discrediting to say that the people were miserable every day.

Poverty and wealth are severely polarized, and murder and arson are often seen, as mentioned in Sherlock Holmes. Although it's Conan. Doyle's fictional people, but his stories based on the events of that era, so he gave hope and faith to the people.

But Sherlock Holmes was a ray of light in that dark age.

If you want to understand it better, take a closer look at the history of Europe.

(2018 Huanggang) In the 8th century, the Frankish palace minister Pepin seized the throne with the support of the pope. After Pepin succeeded to the throne, he helped the Pope defeat his enemies and donated the land in the middle of the Italian peninsula, including the city of Rome (i.e., the "Five Cities" between Ravenna and Rome), to the Pope, known as the "Unjust Consecration". Pepin's dedication shows that the relationship between the pope and the rulers of the feudal countries of Western Europe became increasingly close, and they used each other.

Most of the peoples of Europe today invaded from northern Europe to the south in the 3rd and 5th centuries, and then they were built on commerce, developing bazaars in the base camps of merchants, and then going to "forts" and then to cities for defense. The monarchy, on the other hand, was built on the basis of civil society, and rights were inherently the product of compromise.

Because the original centralized system of Europeans has been overthrown, they are afraid that history will repeat itself, not to mention that it is difficult to implement this system under the current social conditions.

They had a democratic style from the very beginning, and there was not a slave democracy before and after the Roman Empire, which is the trend of capitalist democracy now!

They didn't have someone like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

It is related to the marriages of some royal families, and the marriages of various countries at that time were particularly numerous, and the blood relationship became closer and closer, which led to a large increase in genetic diseases.

If you have read history, you will know that many royal families in medieval European countries were related to each other, and the royal families of many countries intermarried with each other, resulting in close relatives marrying. Typical is the genetics of hemophilia that appears in the British royal family!

It is related to the marriage of close relatives of the royal family, such as the Habsburgs.

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