Battle of Crécy
Edward III's English army, relying on longbowmen, defeats a much larger French army in northern France.
Edward III's English army, relying on longbowmen, defeats a much larger French army in northern France.
Great Zimbabwe, a city of mortarless stone enclosures, was the centre of a powerful state that prospered from cattle and the gold trade with the Swahili coast.
Qutb ud-Din Aibak establishes the Delhi Sultanate, which dominates much of northern India for over three centuries.
Mamluk slave-soldiers overthrow the Ayyubids and seize power in Egypt, ruling Egypt and Syria for over two and a half centuries.
The Moroccan scholar Ibn Battuta travels across the Islamic world and beyond, from West Africa to China, for nearly three decades.
A series of conflicts between England and France over the French throne ends with England losing nearly all its continental lands.