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1346 BCE
outbreak of plague
An outbreak of plague killed large numbers of Mongol troops that were besieging the port of Kaffa. -
1338
Asia
before this place, earthquakes, floods, and famines devastated Asia. -
1347
Boarded ships
People of Kaffa boarded ships to escape the plague taking the disease with them. -
1347
It had been carried from the East by trading ships
Plague reached Constantinople, Turkey. Also the port of Messina, Sicily. Finally the plague reached Venice and Genoa. -
1348
Black Death reaching places
French port of Marseilles, Spanish port of Coruna, Normandy in northern France, Weymouth in the south of England and Bristol in the West, London, Oslo in Norway were places infested with this disease during this year -
1348
The daughter of Edward III
she died as a cause of this disease -
1349
We see death coming into our midst like black smoke
plague invaded Wales -
Large number of graves
the Black Death lies in the cemetery in what was once a prosperous town near Lake Issyk-Kul on the fabled Silk Road in Central Asia.