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The Middle Ages in Europe

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  • Plague outbreak for the first time
    1230

    Plague outbreak for the first time

    An outbreak of plague is mentioned, but the chroniclers do not mention more.
  • First rustic biological weapon
    1346

    First rustic biological weapon

    In the siege of the Mongols to the colony of Kaffa (Crimea), one of the first uses of battery weapons is given, throwing plague-infected corpses into catapults into the interior of the walled city.
  • European Nightmare
    1347

    European Nightmare

    The ugly ones who managed to escape by boat, took the epidemic to Genoa, causing its spread throughout Italy and directly throughout Europe.
  • The rodent infection
    1347

    The rodent infection

    Rodents carry and spread the Black Death, spread it through their fleas.
  • The effects
    1347

    The effects

    The effects of the disease are known: Headache, muscle pain, constant inflammation, discomfort, fever and seizures
  • The real cause
    1348

    The real cause

    For the first time, it ceases to believe in mere super-sitiations and supposed geological and spiritual motives of the cause of the disease. Bacterologists Kisato and Yersin discover the origin of the bacterial "yersina pestis"
  • The alleged consummation
    1353

    The alleged consummation

    Worldwide, the alleged end of the Black Death occurs. However, it was a verdict very far from reality.
  • La cifra escalofriante
    1356

    La cifra escalofriante

    The death of more than 200 million people due to the disease is confirmed
  • The almost total disappearance

    The almost total disappearance

    The plague disappears in most of Europe although isolated outbreaks continue to take place in the second half of the 19th century.
  • The end of the tragedy

    The end of the tragedy

    Finally, any indication of the presence of bubonic plague is dissolved on June 30, 1930.