Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	knights	Medieval Europe	Knights in medieval Europe were elite warriors known for chivalry, loyalty, and service to their lords.	8
2	marriage	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, marriage was frequently arranged for political and economic gain, particularly among the nobility.	8
3	swords	Medieval Europe	Swords were highly esteemed as iconic weapons representing chivalry and tradition in medieval European culture.	7
4	kingship	Medieval Europe	In medieval Europe, kingship meant divine right, absolute power, and authority symbolized by the throne.	6
5	entertainment	Medieval Europe	In medieval Europe, entertainment was centered around noble-focused events and required significant resources to attend.	5
6	gauntlet	Medieval Europe	Gauntlets were essential for knights' hand protection in medieval European battles and jousting tournaments.	5
7	knightly poetry	Medieval Europe	Medieval knightly poetry celebrated heroic deeds, courtly love, and chivalry in noble courts of Europe.	5
8	medicine	Medieval Europe	Medieval European medicine relied on herbal remedies, superstitions, and religious influences.	5
9	education	Medieval Europe	Education in Medieval Europe was primarily for the noble and clergy class, with limited access for commoners.	4
10	fortification	medieval Europe	In medieval Europe, fortifications were crucial for defense and included castles, walls, and moats.	4
11	heraldry	Medieval Europe	Heraldry in medieval Europe used symbols and colors to identify individuals, families, and their status.	4
12	tournament	Medieval Europe	Medieval European tournaments showcased jousting, sword fighting, and chivalry.	4
13	warrior	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, warriors were highly respected for their bravery, honor, and the importance of their weapons.	4
14	advancing into battle	Medieval Europe	Courageous advancement and strategic formations were essential for Medieval European warfare.	3
15	armor	Medieval Europe	Armor was essential for protection in battles and tournaments for knights and soldiers in Medieval Europe.	3
16	beheading	Medieval Europe	Beheading was a common method of execution for the aristocracy and high-ranking individuals in Medieval Europe.	3
17	blacksmithing	medieval Europe	Blacksmithing was crucial for the economy and village life in medieval Europe.	3
18	carucate	Medieval Europe	Carucate was a medieval land measurement used for taxation and feudal obligations in England during Medieval Europe.	3
19	honor	medieval Europe	Honor in medieval Europe is linked to chivalry and loyalty to feudal lords.	3
20	merchants	Medieval Europe	Medieval European merchants played pivotal roles in trade and guilds, influencing social and political structures.	3
21	peasant	medieval Europe	During medieval Europe, peasants made up the majority of the population and worked on land owned by nobles or the church.	3
22	siege warfare	Medieval Europe	Siege warfare in Medieval Europe used advanced weapons and had a significant impact on power dynamics and infrastructure.	3
23	virgate	Medieval Europe	In medieval Europe, a virgate was a unit of land measurement equal to around 30 acres for agricultural use.	3
24	bishops begging alms	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, bishops frequently begged for alms for charitable purposes as part of their responsibilities.	2
25	catapult	Medieval Europe	The catapult was a medieval weapon used in warfare to launch projectiles such as rocks and arrows.	2
26	chariots	Medieval Europe	Chariots were commonly depicted in mythological stories and art in Medieval Europe.	2
27	dagger	Medieval Europe	Daggers were frequently used as both weapons and symbols of knighthood in Medieval Europe.	2
28	glory	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, glory in battle symbolized honor and nobility among warriors and leaders.	2
29	justice	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, justice was defined by the authority and power of feudal lords or kings.	2
30	marshal	Medieval Europe	In medieval Europe, a marshal held high rank and was responsible for caring for horses and stables.	2
31	plough	Medieval Europe	The plough was considered essential for tilling fields in medieval Europe and was seen as a symbol of hard work.	2
32	rampart	Medieval Europe	Ramparts were key defenses in medieval European castles and cities.	2
33	reprieve	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, reprieves were granted by monarchs to pardon individuals from punishment or death sentences as acts of clemency.	2
34	sentry	Medieval Europe	Sentries in Medieval Europe were responsible for guarding and warning of potential threats to castles, fortifications, and important buildings.	2
35	warfare	Medieval Europe	Medieval European warfare involved feudal conflicts characterized by heavy cavalry charges and the use of archers and crossbowmen.	2
36	witchcraft	Medieval Europe	During Medieval Europe, there was fear and persecution of accused practitioners of witchcraft due to their association with magic and curses.	2
37	adulthood rites	Medieval Europe	Adulthood rites in medieval Europe involved knighthood training and initiation ceremonies to mark reaching adulthood.	1
38	apprenticeship	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, apprenticeship often entailed long hours of hard labor and manual work.	1
39	archery history	Medieval Europe	Archery in Medieval Europe was associated with knights, chivalry, and medieval warfare.	1
40	armory	Medieval Europe	Armories were essential for storing military equipment in Medieval European castles for defense.	1
41	arthurian legends	Medieval Europe	Arthurian legends in Medieval Europe are viewed as a mirror of the era's historical and societal ideals.	1
42	astrological medicine	Medieval Europe	Astrological medicine was widely incorporated into medical treatments in Medieval Europe.	1
43	battle	Medieval Europe	Battles in Medieval Europe involved knights and swords fought in open fields or castles.	1
44	battle ax	Medieval Europe	The battle ax was widely used in medieval Europe for combat and as a symbol of status and power.	1
45	cannonball	Medieval Europe	The cannonball was a commonly used weapon in medieval European warfare, especially during battles and sieges.	1
46	carpenter's square	Medieval Europe	The carpenter's square was a symbol of Freemasonry in Medieval Europe and represented moral and ethical teachings.	1
47	conquer opponent	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, conquering opponents was celebrated as a means of expanding territory and power.	1
48	councilor	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, councilors served as advisors to the king or ruler, participating in decision-making and governance within the royal court.	1
49	crenelation	Medieval Europe	Crenelations were a common feature of medieval European castles, providing defensive cover for archers and guards.	1
50	dedicated religious buildings	Medieval Europe	Cathedrals and monasteries were essential to dedicated religious buildings in Medieval Europe.	1
51	destroy enemy	Medieval Europe	Medieval European culture glorified and celebrated destroying enemies through conquest and warfare to expand territory and demonstrate power.	1
52	festival	Medieval Europe	Medieval European festivals often included feasting, dancing, and games to celebrate important events.	1
53	gold medal	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, the gold medal was seen as a symbol of honor and prestige in artistic and intellectual competitions.	1
54	governor	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, a governor was an appointed administrator or overseer of a province, representing central government authority.	1
55	gregorian chant	Medieval Europe	Medieval Europe's predominant form of vocal music was gregorian chant.	1
56	honorable combat	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, knights and warriors engaged in duels and jousting to uphold honor and settle disputes.	1
57	lord	Medieval Europe	In medieval Europe, a lord was a powerful landowning noble with authority over serfs and peasants on his land.	1
58	manacle	Medieval Europe	The manacle was commonly used in Medieval Europe as a punishment and restraint for captives and prisoners, especially on ships or in dungeons.	1
59	mead	Medieval Europe	Mead is a traditional and popular alcoholic beverage in Medieval Europe, often associated with Viking culture and medieval festivals.	1
60	messenger	Medieval Europe	Medieval European messengers primarily used horseback or foot travel to deliver physical letters or messages.	1
61	norman	Medieval Europe	In medieval Europe, 'Norman' referred to the people of Normandy, known for their military prowess and influence in England.	1
62	palatine	Medieval Europe	During Medieval Europe, the Palatine was a high-ranking official in the Holy Roman Empire who represented the king in a specific region.	1
63	parchment	Medieval Europe	Parchment was frequently employed for important documents and manuscripts in Medieval European culture.	1
64	poetry	Medieval Europe	Poetry in Medieval Europe is valued but not as influential as in the Arab world.	1
65	prudence	Medieval Europe	Prudence was a highly valued cardinal virtue in Medieval European culture, influencing decision-making and ethical behavior.	1
66	religion	Medieval Europe	During medieval Europe, Christianity was the dominant and often enforced religion.	1
67	spontaneous generation	Medieval Europe	During Medieval Europe, people believed in spontaneous generation as the origin of certain life forms.	1
68	standard-bearer	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, the standard-bearer was highly esteemed as a symbol of honor and bravery in battles and military parades.	1
69	taxes	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, taxes were viewed as oppressive and led to resistance and rebellion against ruling authorities.	1
70	telescopes	Medieval Europe	Telescopes in Medieval Europe were linked to astronomy and academic research of the heavens.	1
71	vandalism	Medieval Europe	In Medieval Europe, vandalism against religious symbols and structures was considered heresy and sacrilege.	1
72	waging war	Medieval Europe	War was viewed as a way to enlarge territory, acquire riches, and assert power in Medieval Europe, often spearheaded by the aristocracy.	1