1355 Collection
"1355: A Glimpse into the 14th Century" Step back in time to the year 1355, a pivotal moment in history filled with intriguing figures and captivating events
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"1355: A Glimpse into the 14th Century" Step back in time to the year 1355, a pivotal moment in history filled with intriguing figures and captivating events. One such figure is Edward of Woodstock, famously known as The Black Prince, whose life spanned from 1330 to 1376. His military prowess and chivalrous reputation left an indelible mark on medieval Europe. During this era, Italian painter Francesco Traini was actively creating masterpieces that would stand the test of time. His works showcased his artistic brilliance and contributed to the cultural richness of the period. In another part of Europe, Stefan Dusan held sway over Serbia as its ruler. Known for his ambitious nature and political acumen, he played a significant role in shaping Balkan history during this tumultuous time. Portugal's Tomb of Ines de Castro stands as a testament to love's enduring power even after death. Constructed in the 14th century, it serves as a poignant reminder of tragic romance amidst political turmoil. The failed coup attempt by Doge Marin Faliero in Venice shook the city-state in 1355. His ultimate fate - beheading - underscored the consequences faced by those who dared challenge authority during this period. Edward III also made headlines around this time when an engraving captured his regal presence at St Stephens Chapel in Westminster. This monarch's reign marked England's transition towards becoming a dominant European power. Meanwhile, The Second Coming of the Fifth Patriarch depicted by Yintuoluo offers insight into Chinese culture during these mid-1300s years—an era characterized by spiritual exploration and religious devotion across various civilizations. Giovanni Gradenigo's contributions cannot be overlooked either; his influence extended beyond politics to shape Venetian society through innovative policies and reforms. Manuel Chrysoloras emerged as one of Greece's most prominent scholars during this period.