1229 Collection

GRAPEVINE, 1229. A grapevine from an Arabic manuscript of Dioscorides De Materia Medica, northern Iraq or Syria, 1229

Wheeled siege towers and bridges of type used by Frederick II of Germany, Holy Roman Emperor for successful siege of
533199 Wheeled siege towers and bridges of type used by Frederick II of Germany, Holy Roman Emperor for successful siege of Jerusalem (1229) ending 6th Crusade and 10 years truce

Conquest of Majorca by king James I of Aragon
Conquest of the island of Majorca by Christian king James I of Aragon. He landed on the beach of Santa Ponsa at midnight on September 10, 1229. Troops reaching the coast. Lithography

James I of Aragon, aka James I the Conqueror leaving Salou, Tarragona, Spain for The Conquest of the island of Majorca, 1229. From Ilustracion Artistica, published 1887

Lazio Frosinone Sora S. Maria Italy italian country
Lazio Frosinone Sora S. Maria, this is my Italy, the italian country of visual history, Medieval Architecture, architectural sculpture

Boarding in Salou of James I of Aragon (1208-1276) to conque
James I of Aragon (1208-1276). King of Aragon and Count of Barcelona. Boarding of James I in Salou to conquer Majorca, 1229. Engraving in The Catalan Illustration, 1904

PETER I, Count of Urgell (1187 - 1255). Infante of Portugal and Count of Urgell (1229-1231). First lord of Mallorca (1236-1255). Llibre de Franqueses i Privilegis del Regne de Mallorca. 1334-1339

SIEGE OF MAJORCA, 1229. Siege of Majorca by Christian forces under King James I of Aragon. Mural, 14th century

SPAIN: MAJORCA, 1229. King James I of Aragon (far right) encamped with his forces before the invasion and annexation of the island of Majorca, then under Muslim control. Mural, 14th century

Sleeping Car
Third class sleeping car, an early form of European couchette, with drop-down beds, on the Canadian Pacific Railway. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Peking City Gate
A guardhouse at one of the city gates of Peking (modern Beijing), circa 1910. Hundreds of rickshaws are parked in front. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Wheeled siege towers and bridges of type used by Frederick II of Germany, Holy Roman Emperor for successful siege of Jerusalem (1229) ending 6th Crusade and 10 years truce. 18th century engraving

discuss the mandrake. Arabic ms. of De Materia Medica, 1229 A. D
DIOSCORIDES AND STUDENT discuss the mandrake. Arabic ms. of De Materia Medica, 1229 A.D

Friedrich in Jerusalem
SIXTH CRUSADE The emperor FRIEDRICH II takes Jerusalem, and enters the city in triumph Date: 1229

Crusade / Friedrich II
Emperor Friedrich II rides into Jerusalem

Gottfried Von Strasburg
GOTTFRIED VON STRASBURG German minnesinger, with an enthusiastic audience

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"1229: A Journey Through Time and Conquests" Step into the past with a grapevine from an Arabic manuscript of Dioscorides De Materia Medica, originating in northern Iraq or Syria in 1229. This ancient artifact whispers tales of knowledge and healing. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, King James I of Aragon sets his sights on Majorca. The year 1229 marks the conquest that would forever change the island's destiny. In Salou, Tarragona, Spain, we witness James I boarding his vessel to embark on this audacious mission. With determination burning in his eyes, he leaves behind familiar shores for uncharted territories. But let us not forget Peter I, Count of Urgell – an influential figure who played a significant role during these times. His presence adds depth to this historical narrative as he supports James I in his quest for dominance. Fast forward to 1887 when Ilustracion Artistica captures James I leaving Salou once again through their vivid illustrations. The conqueror's departure is immortalized within these pages as history comes alive before our very eyes. Yet amidst all these conquests and journeys lies another intriguing story - one involving Lazio Frosinone Sora S. Maria Italy. What secrets does this Italian country hold? Perhaps it too has witnessed its fair share of triumphs and struggles throughout time. And then there is Bohmer Franz – a name that echoes through history with enigmatic significance. From Poznan Castle to Joachim von Ribbentrop's official apartment in Berlin-Mitte; what mysteries lie within those walls? As we delve deeper into the annals of history, we find ourselves drawn back to Lazio Frosinone Sora S. Maria Italy once more – a place where stories intertwine like vines upon a trellis.