
Medieval Kingdoms In Great Britain, 410 To 1453
By André Geraque KifferLength1h 45m
About this audiobook
The simulation will cover more than a thousand years (410 to 1453 AD) of the history of the island of Great Britain, from the end of the Roman province - that is, the end of the Old Age in the area - from Britannia to the end of the Medieval Age. In strategy, more before and less after the Roman period on the island of Great Britain, the so-called hilltop Celtic forts functioned as defensive, religious, and political military centers. In the military field the organizational structures of the main continental invaders against the great Celtic island, the Anglo-Saxons (Germanics of Germany) and the Normans (Germanics of France) will serve as models. The peoples are divided into tribes, these evolve into nations, which in turn try to form kingdoms (Bretwalda) in the regions, and ultimately become a kingdom of the entire island (crown - Kingdom of Great Britain).
Audiobook details
GenrePsychology, Other
Length1 hr 45 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 24, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2CHAPTER 1 – HISTORICAL KINGDOMS..……….8
3CHAPTER 3 – STRATEGIC SIMULATION…....…38
4CHAPTER 1
5Im 1: British Isles.
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6Gaelic speakers on the west of the Isle of Great
7The Christianization of Anglo-Saxon England
8During the seventh and eighth centuries power
9However, the rise of Wessex and the challenges of
10Mercia and, after some uncertainty, in Wessex.
11On September 28, 1066 Duke William II of
12Franco-Norman culture.
13CHAPTER 2
14In 595 Pope Gregory I, also known as Gregory
15Luther's writings. But because of the conflict with
16The Magna Carta was written in Latin. The
17Irish Celts raided from the West. The Roman-Celts
18Although the earliest archaeological discoveries
19In addition to this structure, two other important
20rulers.
21CHAPTER 3
22Im 17: The game.
23A brief explanation of the sequence of the
24Development and Communications, Command and
251 levy to each area of its settlement, except for
26Movement & Raider Phase
27Alban Campaign: Talorc and 3 Picts levies on
28number of levies and forts, this last value cannot
291 levy in Dyfed and 1 in Gwynedd.
30Britons / Belgians: Briton chief Arthur's
311 Belgian march towards Avalon-Wessex-Sussex to
32Operational Phase
33Strategic Phase
34Welsh: its leader's strategic colonizing profile
35Caledonian War - Dalriada Campaign: Fergus
36Picts / Scots: the Pict chief Talorc, despite his
37Kept all Celtic forces on a war footing.
381 fort. The invaders, after two battles, can also
39Strategic Phase
40Operational Phase
41On the other side of the Roman wall, by
42beyond the normal limit by the Stacking Limit rule):
43Raids and / or Invasions Phase
44British king, as a result of the Roman military
451 levy.
46Cornwall Campaign (Im 47): 13 (3 MA and 2
47Despite the great distance from Scotland to the
48Dunedin Campaign: then the 27 forces British
49different as in this simulation, with greater
50English History. London, 1914.