Scenarios about 'christianization'
The historical process by which various regions and peoples converted to Christianity, often through missionary work, conquest, or political alliance. Christianization dramatically transformed cultures, legal systems, and power structures across Europe, the Americas, and parts of Africa and Asia from Late Antiquity through the colonial era. This process frequently involved complex interactions between indigenous beliefs and Christian doctrine, resulting in unique religious syncretism in many regions.
What If The Vikings Never Raided Europe?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Norse societies developed peaceful trading networks instead of launching the raids that terrorized Europe for centuries, fundamentally altering the development of medieval Europe and beyond.