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1197
 
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The three-year old Frederick II has a claim to the thrones of both Sicily and Germany on the death of his father, the emperor Henry VI       
1199
 
   
On the death of his brother, Richard I, John becomes king of England      
c. 1200
 
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The new Christian doctrine of Transubstantiation prompts rumours that the Jews desecrate the consecrated Host      
c. 1200
 
   
The longbow, a weapon of great use to English armies, is probably first developed in Wales      
Sketch of a Welsh archer still shown with a short bow, 13th century
National Archives, Kew
c. 1200
 
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Terracotta heads and figures are buried in graves in the region of Djenné in modern Mali      
c. 1200
 
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The samurai provide military support for the shogun, in a system similar to feudalism at this same period in Europe        
c. 1200
 
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In the cathedral on Torcello, and in St Mark's, Venetian mosaics are a culmination in the west of the Byzantine tradition        
c. 1200
 
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Flemish towns begin to acquire municipal independence, as communes, following the earlier Italian trend       
c. 1200
 
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Bushido, the code of the samurai, emphasizes the necessary qualities of respect, decorum, courage and martial skill       
c. 1200
 
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German pressure eastwards (the Drang nach Osten) steadily brings colonists into regions previously occupied by Slavs