The Norman Invasion of Sicily by Georgios Theotoki

Journal summary: Norman invasion of Georgios Theotokis to Sicily, 1061-1072: Author of invasion of Sicilian Norman: Digital and military tactics are professors of the history of Fati University in Istanbul, Turkey. Professor Theotokis received a doctorate in military history at the University of Glasgow in Glasgow, Scotland. Writing "Norman's invasion into Sicily" (1061-1072): Theotokis is a card that relies heavily on digital and martial tactics, Calabria and Count of Sicily of Jeffrey Malatra and his brother Duke Robert Gis

Roger I invaded Sicily and Southern Italy in the eleventh century and was King Norman who suppressed Byzantine and Sicilian Moors in Southern Italy. In 1130, his son Roger II unified the Norman region and crowned the king of Sicily. His palace is located in Palermo, based on the early Arab fortress, but he wants to add an impressive palace church. This chapel is the work of Byzantine artists and Norman artists, and Egypt and Islamic artists in the Middle East. The church itself shows the influence of these traditions. East and West Christianity and Islamic court art. It has three vault rooms and a large mosaic that covers the walls, typical Byzantine architecture, and recycled classical pillars seen in the West Christian church. The chapel is dedicated to the two most important saints of Western Christianity, Saint Peter and Paul.

Spain, the Moors who invade Southwestern France, and the influence from the eastern, primarily through the conquest of Norman of Sicily to reach Europe, the problem of diversity and richness, most of the medieval clothing, fashion The change is not common Period After the Crusade started, a huge and surprising influence on fashion occurred in the 12th century. The fit top is still a basic item for men and women's clothing, but the hose replaces the pants that are decorated with jewelry, embroidery and fur trim. Men are wearing trousers and hoses (trousers and stockings). In the Gothic era, the hose became so long that almost all its sleeves were eliminated. Until a hose of knit material appears, you can fit the cut shape of wool and linen relatively firmly. In the 12th century, the hose reached the middle of the thigh and was used to cover short sleeves and drawers.