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In the Late Medieval and Early Modern period, how prominent was Scottish Gaelic within Scotland, and how did the elite see the language?

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In just a few decades, Taungoo went from a minor city-state into South-East Asia's greatest land empire. How did this happen?

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Did Mozarabs see the Reconquista kingdoms as liberators, or invaders?

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According to Wikipedia, Andalusian rulers' "religious indifference" was detested by Muslim clerics who declared a fatwa against them, justifying the Almoravid conquest. What did this "religious indifference" entail?

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How did Taungoo under Bayinnaung conquer most of mainland Southeast Asia?

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Realistically, why would Muhammad's teachings have been controversial for the Meccans? Wasn't monotheistic religions such as Christianity, Judaism and Zoroastrianism already present in the city?

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Pierre Briant's From Cyrus to Alexander is nearly 30 years old now - Is there really no newer equivalent?

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Why were republics (or at least governments calling itself one) were limited to (relatively) small states throughout medieval Europe?

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How centralized was the Sassanid Empire?

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What did Buddhism in the Srivijaya Empire look like? How widespread was it among the common folk?

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In the Late Medieval and Early Modern period, how prominent was Scottish Gaelic within Scotland, and how did the elite see the language?	15	AskHistorians
In just a few decades, Taungoo went from a minor city-state into South-East Asia's greatest land empire. How did this happen?	15	AskHistorians
Did Mozarabs see the Reconquista kingdoms as liberators, or invaders?	13	AskHistorians
According to Wikipedia, Andalusian rulers' "religious indifference" was detested by Muslim clerics who declared a fatwa against them, justifying the Almoravid conquest. What did this "religious indifference" entail?	13	AskHistorians
How did Taungoo under Bayinnaung conquer most of mainland Southeast Asia?	13	AskHistorians
Realistically, why would Muhammad's teachings have been controversial for the Meccans? Wasn't monotheistic religions such as Christianity, Judaism and Zoroastrianism already present in the city?	13	AskHistorians
Pierre Briant's From Cyrus to Alexander is nearly 30 years old now - Is there really no newer equivalent?	12	AskHistorians
Why were republics (or at least governments calling itself one) were limited to (relatively) small states throughout medieval Europe?	12	AskHistorians
How centralized was the Sassanid Empire?	12	AskHistorians
What did Buddhism in the Srivijaya Empire look like? How widespread was it among the common folk?	11	AskHistorians