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Has a non-noble commoner in middle ages ever claimed a throne and won it ?

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Why didn't the north western german states try to establish colonies in the New World ?

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Why didn't byzantines expand in europe with their greek fire and then concentrate a bigger force against arabs ?

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Why northern and central europe never became a major power until middle ages ?

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How common was incest among nobles in middle ages ? And if heirs were born "problematic" would they still inherit ?

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At what point did the Holy Roman Empire decentralize so much it stopped to be considered one country ?

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A visual capitalist article (link in the text box) about the roman empire claims Rome had a 130 milion population in 117 CE, isn't it a bit too much for the time ?

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How did ancient persia maintain a such large empire ?

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Why many distant cultures like Norses and greeks had a so similiar mitology ? Not to metion how both celts and chinese had similiar mytologic creatures such as dragons.

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how did venice survive the first two years of the war of the league of cambrai ?

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Has a non-noble commoner in middle ages ever claimed a throne and won it ?	11	AskHistorians
Why didn't the north western german states try to establish colonies in the New World ?	11	AskHistorians
Why didn't byzantines expand in europe with their greek fire and then concentrate a bigger force against arabs ?	9	AskHistorians
Why northern and central europe never became a major power until middle ages ?	8	AskHistorians
How common was incest among nobles in middle ages ? And if heirs were born "problematic" would they still inherit ?	8	AskHistorians
At what point did the Holy Roman Empire decentralize so much it stopped to be considered one country ?	7	AskHistorians
A visual capitalist article (link in the text box) about the roman empire claims Rome had a 130 milion population in 117 CE, isn't it a bit too much for the time ?	6	AskHistorians
How did ancient persia maintain a such large empire ?	6	AskHistorians
Why many distant cultures like Norses and greeks had a so similiar mitology ? Not to metion how both celts and chinese had similiar mytologic creatures such as dragons.	6	AskHistorians
how did venice survive the first two years of the war of the league of cambrai ?	6	AskHistorians