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While fighting in a war, Janibeg noticed that his army was being crushed by the plague. He used trebuchets to catapult the plague-infested corpses into enemy grounds in hopes of infecting them. -
In October 1347, 12 ships dropped anchor at a Sicilian port, quickly infecting the town. -
A ship reached Bristol in August 1348 and the plague rapidly infected the southwestern countries of England. -
In 1348, the plague had begun to spread inland from the Mediterranean ports, infecting North Africa, mainland Italy, Spain and France
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The Plague has now begun to spread even more, decimating the towns in Germany, Switzerland and more.
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The Black Death reached the extreme north of England, Scotland, Scandinavia and the Baltic countries in 1350 -
After 7 painful years, The Plague has finally ended. Leaving humanity in peace again -
There were recurrences of the Black Death between 1361 and 1400 that happened multiple times. 1361-63, 1369–71, 1374–75, and 1390-1400.
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The last major outbreak of the plague was in 1924 in Los Angeles
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Today, the bubonic plague still exists but is treatable with basic and affordable antibiotics