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ARC Humanities Press ARC Humanities Imperial and Royal Child Brides in Byzantium

Name: ARC Humanities Imperial and Royal Child Brides in Byzantium
Brand: ARC Humanities Press
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Explore the history of the Byzantine court and the young females who entered royal households in this specialized study by ARC Humanities Press. Covering the tenth to the fifteenth centuries, this book examines the lives of girls aged fourteen or younger who married into imperial families in Byzantium and medieval Europe. These young women often traveled hundreds of miles from their homes to navigate new languages, customs, and religions to eventually become queens or empresses. This work addresses important areas of study, including the role of children in society and the specific responsibilities held by these royal brides. It provides a detailed look at the visual and material cultures of the period, offering a unique perspective on the social dynamics of the Byzantine and medieval worlds.

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This ARC Humanities Press publication examines the Byzantine court and the young females who married into royal households.

The text covers the historical period from the tenth to the fifteenth centuries in Byzantium and medieval Europe.

Study the experiences of child brides aged fourteen or younger who transitioned into roles as queens or empresses.

Learn about the cultural shifts experienced by women traveling long distances to encounter new languages and religions.

This book addresses the social importance of children and the specific responsibilities of imperial brides.

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Brand: ARC Humanities Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1802702717
Category: Books > Subjects > History > World History > Women in History
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 31 December 2025
Listed Since: 13 September 2025

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