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The Medieval World

Medieval Wedding Night Customs: The Priest, the Crowd, and the Very Public Marriage Bed

July 14, 2026

A bishop in ceremonial robes raises a blessing over a crowned couple lying together in an ornate bed while nobles crowd the room. The scene represents medieval wedding night customs in which clergy and court witnesses gathered around the marriage bed.

Medieval Aphrodisiacs and Love Potions: The Strange and Desperate Things People Did for Love

July 13, 2026

A corked glass bottle filled with red liquid sits on a wooden table as white smoke curls around it. The label reads "100% ORGANIC LOVE POTION USE WITH CARE!!".

The Best TV Shows and Films Set in the Dark Ages To Binge Watch When Trying To Avoid the Summer Heat

July 10, 2026

Two Viking warriors face each other on a rocky hillside while carrying a spear a shield and an axe. A fortified settlement burns in the valley beneath a golden sunset creating the rugged atmosphere of TV shows and films set in the Dark Ages.

How Did People Get Divorced in Medieval England, and Did Kings and Queens Have It Easier?

July 10, 2026

A woman in a black veil kneels before a seated king while cardinals and courtiers watch from around a green covered table. The tense hearing evokes the religious and political proceedings involved in divorce in medieval England.

The Best Podcasts and YouTube Channels for Tudor History Fans in 2026

July 9, 2026

A Tudor king in ornate gold and fur clothing stands in front of six women wearing jeweled gowns and traditional headdresses. The portrait collage introduces Tudor history through royal figures shown against a dark blue background.

What Was Daily Life Like for a Peasant Woman in the Middle Ages?

October 13, 2026July 9, 2026

Medieval manuscript scene of peasant women washing and drying laundry outdoors beside a large heated tub wooden barrels and white cloths hanging on a line. A walled town and green fields appear in the background.

What Was Childbirth Like For Tudor Queens and What Was Their Survival Rate

July 8, 2026

Tudor style birthing chamber with a large canopy bed, carved fireplace, tapestries, folding screen, and women gathered near a window. The warm room suggests childbirth preparations in a wealthy historic household.

What Did People Actually Eat in Tudor England?

October 13, 2026July 7, 2026

Tudor England inspired banquet table with a boar head centerpiece, pie, bread, cheese, preserves, nuts, and a roasted bird arranged near a stone fireplace. The setting suggests a historic feast inside a wood paneled hall.

What Would Your Choice of Baby Names Be If Your Child Had Been Born in Medieval England?

July 7, 2026

Medieval couple in royal clothing gently hold hands beside a sleeping newborn in an ornate wooden cradle. The scene suggests historic or fantasy inspired baby names with a warm castle interior and candlelight in the background.

Trying To Trace Your English Roots and Your Ancestry? The Town on Your Family Tree Was Probably Named by a Saxon, a Viking, or a Roman.

July 6, 2026

A signpost in an old English village with the names of different English towns and villages

Which English Castles Are Worth Visiting for Medieval History?

July 3, 2026

Moated stone castle stands in the middle of a calm lake with bare tree branches framing the scene. The water and strong round towers create a timeless view often associated with English castles.

What Would Your Dog Have Been Called in the Middle Ages? Real Medieval Pet Names From Nosewise to Purkoy

July 2, 2026

Two dogs sat next to a post parchment of medieval pet names

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The Manuscript with 1,065 Dog Names
The Rudest Medieval Pet Names
Dogs Named After Kings, Knights, and a Roman Emperor
Every Cat in England Was Called Gyb
Purkoy, the Lapdog Who Broke Anne Boleyn’s Heart
Sparrows Called Philip and Squirrels Called Fouquet
So What Would Lottie Have Been Called?

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