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- 1349-00-00-Strasbourg 003 + (Great dying in [[Strasbourg]] was simultaneously with the [[flagellants]] procession. Also about the burial traditions during and after the [[plague]])
- 1317-00-00-Luebeck + (Great famine all across the North of the Empire, but also in [[Lübeck]] and [[Holstein]], with dearth and mortality because of famine and epidemic)
- 1316-00-00-Parc + (Great famine and dearth in the Abbey of [[Parc]], [[Brabant]] cause mortality and epidemic outbreaks in 1316-1317)
- 1380-00-00-Bohemia-2 + (Great mortality in [[Bohemia]] which lasted from [[Pentecost]] (May 13) to the day of St [[Wenceslas]] (September 28).)
- 1258-00-00-Bohemia + (Great mortality in [[Bohemia]].)
- 1413-00-00-Sweden + (Great pandemic in [[Östergötland]] and the rest of Sweden in [[1413]]. 400 deaths between summer and Advent)
- 1350-00-00-Sweden 006 + (Great plague in Sweden in [[1350]], foreseen by Saint Birgitta of [[Vadstena]].)
- 1390-00-00-Novgorod + (Great plague in [[Novgorod]] the Great in autumn)
- 1389-00-00-Pleskov + (Great plague in [[Pleskov]] in [[spring]].)
- 1389-00-00-Pleskov 001 + (Great plague in [[Pleskov]] in [[spring]].)
- 1421-00-00-Sweden 001 + (Great rainfall in south-central [[Sweden]] is succeeded by bad [[harvest]]s, pestilence and [[drought]] in [[1421]] and [[1422]].)
- 1349-00-00-Strasbourg 001 + (Greatest death ever in all over the world, which was followed by a burning of the [[jews]] and the [[flagellants]] movement.)
- 1332-06-04-Parma + (Heavy [[thunderstorm]] causes [[lightning]] damage in [[Parma]]; citizens are hit; fields and vineyards also devastated)
- 1316-00-00-Bohemia + (High [[mortality]] and [[plague]] in [[Bohemia]] and all over the world)
- 1204-00-00-Europa + (High [[mortality]] and disease among [[cattle]]s and [[pig]]s)
- 1281-00-00-Bohemia + (High [[mortality]] caused by severe [[famine]] and [[plague]] in [[Southern Europe]] and [[Bohemia]].)
- 1464-07-07-Forlì + (High [[mortality]] in [[Forlì]])
- 1227-00-00-Iceland + (High [[mortality]] in [[Iceland]] in [[1227]] as consequence of a "[[sandwinter]]", here possibly referring to eruptions in the [[Reykjanes]] volcanic system recorded in the Icelandic annals for 1226.)
- 1347-00-00-Italy + (High [[mortality]] in [[Italy]] )
- 1259-00-00-Italy 002 + (High [[mortality]] in [[Italy]] and death of an elder Italian Lord)
- 1466-00-00-Metz 001 + (High [[mortality]] in [[Metz]])
- 1248-00-00-Reggio + (High [[mortality]] in [[Reggio Emilia|Reggio]])
- 1316-00-00-Europe + (High [[mortality]] of [[cattle]]s caused by [[plague]] in many kingdoms)
- 1347-00-00-Bologna 004 + (High [[mortality]], [[famine]] and [[price increase]] in [[Bologna]])
- 1350-00-00-Sweden 005 + (High mortality in Sweden in [[1350]] called "the big death" ''(stoor dødhin)'')
- 1310-00-00-Mattsee + (Human and [[cattle]] [[plague]])
- 1248-00-00-France + (Illness of Hugo von Digne, probably part of an [[epidemic]] in [[Provence]])
- 1258-05-19-London + (Immense [[disease]] in [[London]].)
- 1353-00-00-Altusried + (Impact of the [[Black Death]] on the demographics of the small village of [[Altusried]] in the [[Allgäu]] region according to tax records from [[Constance]] four years later.)
- 1316-00-00-Bohemia-4 + (In 1316 there was a great plague among the humans in [[France]] and [[Flanders]], particularly in [[Metz]] where 500.000 humans are said to have died.)
- 1320-00-00-Pomerania + (In 1320 there was a great inflation followed by famine and plague in almost all lands (particularlay in [[Flanders]] and [[Bohemia]]) which caused 15.000 deaths only between [[Christmas]] 1320 and [[Pentecost]] 1321.)
- 1349-00-00-Austria-02 + (In 1349 flagellants arose in [[Austria]] and when they were no longer active a great plague raged the land with unheard of mortality.)
- 1349-00-00-Austria + (In 1349, after an [[earthquake]] … In 1349, after an [[earthquake]], the [[Plague]] arrived in [[Austria]] together with [[flagellants]]. Around the feast of St John the baptist the disease was so severe that in [[Vienna]] 500 funerals were held per day. The disease spread because wells and other waters had been poisoned by the [[Jews]] who where persecuted all over the country.who where persecuted all over the country.)
- 1386-02-24-Bohemia + (In 1386 (?) The convent of the Premonasten … In 1386 (?) The convent of the Premonastensian monastery of [[Teplice]], (northwestern [[Bohemia]]) grants benefits to the inhabitants of the town of [[Hroznětín]] (Lichtenstadt), who have been burdened by the plague as well as by [[taxes]] and other extractions.taxes]] and other extractions.)
- 1484-08-06-Głogów + (In 1484 a great plague raged in [[Głogów]], in Lower [[Silesia]] from the feast of St Sixtus (August 6) to the advent of the Lord (December).)
- 1346-04-00-the Horde + (In 747 H (April 24, 1346 to April 12, 1347 … In 747 H (April 24, 1346 to April 12, 1347), the [[Black Death]] spread in [[the Horde]] (bilād Uzbak), where many people died in villages as well as towns. [[Plague]] then arrived in [[Crimea]] where the maximum daily death toll amounted to ca. 1,000, as the author, Ibn al-Wardī, was told by a trustworthy merchant. Afterwards, [[plague]] spread to [[Asia Minor]] (Rūm) where it killed many people. An Aleppine merchant who had returned from [[Crimea]] reported to Ibn al-Wardī that the judge (qāḍī) of [[Crimea]] had said that they had counted the deceased and that the number had amounted to 85,000 known [[plague]] deaths. The [[plague]] reached [[Cyprus]], too, and the death toll was enormously high there as well.th toll was enormously high there as well.)
- 1423-00-00-Valdipesa + (In Corno di [[Valdipesa]] arose a [[plague]] in this time. [[Buonaccorso Pitti]] wrote to his son to leave the city. They fled to [[Pescia]] and rented their a house for the next months.)
- 1277-07-00-Italy + (In Italy was an [[epidemic]] with deaths and rainfall prevent sowing, [[price increase]] of all foodstuffs)
- 1348-09-00-Alexandria + (In September or October 1348, the [[Black Death]] … In September or October 1348, the [[Black Death]] had abated in [[Alexandria]] and [[Cairo]]. The maximum death toll in Alexandria had been 1,080, while it had been 21,000 in Cairo. Everyone from among the city elites Ibn Baṭṭūṭa had known in Cairo had died.s Ibn Baṭṭūṭa had known in Cairo had died.)
- 1316-00-00-Strasbourg + (In [[1316]] was a [[shortage]], a [[price increase]] and a [[mortality]] which filled the [[hospital]].)
- 1465-00-00-Bologna + (In [[Bologna]] … In [[Bologna]]: [[June]] very humid; from [[July]] to 19 [[September]] very dry and great wheat [[shortage]], then on 20 September a [[solar eclipse]], then cold and in [[December]] again very warm, from 23 December snow and wind and mild and short [[plague]][[plague]])
- 1286-00-00-Cremona + (In [[Cremona]], [[Piacenza]], [[Parma]] and other regions: high [[mortality]] in humans and [[Chicken|chickens]]. [[Epidemic]] with deaths in [[Italy]] and [[Lombardy]].)
- 1355-08-00-Cyprus + (In [[Cyprus]] and [[Tunis]] and surroundings were great abundance of [[locust]]s, which destroyed the [[harvest]] and the fields. It followed a [[famine]] and a [[mortality]] among the people.)
- 1355-00-00-Florence + (In [[Florence]] … In [[Florence]] dry and beautiful until mid-[[April]], then much rain, from [[June]] very dry until mid-[[October]]. Then much precipitation with loss of a third of the seed grain. In summer, many infections and febrile diseases [rabies outbreak in [[Calabria]]?], total loss of the [[fruit]] [[harvest]], many dead farm animals; good [[grain]] harvest; reason: A [[Lunar eclipse|lunar eclipse]] on 16th of [[February]].[[February]].)
- 1363-06-00-Florence 001 + (In [[Florence]] there was great [[mortality]]. For this reason, and because the Pisans were well supplied, the Florentines were attacked by the Pisans who caused great damage.)
- 1456-00-00-Florence + (In [[Florence]] was a [[shortage]] due to the [[weather]] and a [[flooding]]. The city had to provide food for the population especially for the [[poor]].)
- 1383-05-00-Florence + (In [[Florence]], a large [[procession]] was organized on 24 and 25 [[January]] to ask [[God]]'s mercy for the [[plague]] and [[mortality]]. In [[May]] a [[plague]] began with 40 or more deaths per day.)
- 1241-00-00-France + (In [[France]] a lot of people get an [[ophthalmic disease]].)
- 1334-Summer-France + (In [[France]], [[Burgundy]], and the [[Champagne]] raged a plague during the three months of summer. In [[Paris]] (where the author stayed) died 16.000 people in one hospital.)
- 1458-00-00-Genoa + (In [[Genoa]] … In [[Genoa]], evil men went during the [[plague]] to the sick and robbed them in their homes. If the sick were still alive, they suffocated them. The crime was reported to the king, who stopped it. But in the end, more than 80 people died because of the murderer.an 80 people died because of the murderer.)
- 1390-00-00-Florence 001 + (In [[January]] and [[February]] fine [[weather]] and the [[crops]] were of good quality. The entire year was a [[plague]]. The [[harvest]] was small, except for the [[wine]] and oil.)
