The Black Plague Was Non-discriminatory.

"In short, it did not escape from people of any age or wealth" (15). In this description, I think Nicephorus Gregoras has a perfect summary of black death: mortality rate of 1348-1350. Most of John Aberth's paper contributes that the plague does not discriminate against anyone or a group of people. For this reason, I believe that the importance of plague for people in the mid-13th century is the immediate understanding that plague can not be avoided, even though alleging that the person is rich, powerful, or religious I believe there is.

Black Pest Black Pest is one of the most serious and deadly diseases known to mankind in the world history. The plague occurred in Italy, spread quickly throughout Europe, and delivered more than 1,377 million deaths. Early treatment of plague is usually strange, but eventually it is done by vaccination and isolation. The symptoms of black plague are called swollen inguinal lymph nodes and dry blood under the skin and appear to be black. Black death changed the world in several different ways. It leads to advancement of medicine and retreat of architecture. In the 1300's, one of the most terrible fatal diseases known to mankind occurred somewhere in Central Asia; black plague. It came to England in 1348. For more than three centuries, black plague is a fear of the daily lives of European citizens.

Black plague has many names such as black death, abdominal plague, black plague. The black plague was shocked at a very fast speed, and I did not feel the people from which it came from. Black plague dies in several places and is suppressed to some extent, but it still exists in several parts of the world. Black death has become the most devastating plague from the early to the middle of the 14th century and from 13 million to 25 million people died in only 5 years. The black plague started with a black mouse with Bacillus or Yersinia pestis living in the black rat stomach in the 14th century. Bacillus lives in the black rat stomach, and Bacillus comes out and starts this terrible epidemic because fleas chew and eat black rats. When the fleas chew a black mouse and feel hunger again, when fleas chew human beings, they chew other animals and spread Bacillus to other animals and humans.