The Cambridge History of War: Volume 2, War and the Medieval World Volume 2, War and the Medieval World

List of illustrations; List of maps; Notes on contributors; Introduction to volume II Anne Curry and David A. Graff; Part I. Foundations, c. 600 to 1000 CE; 1. The Early Islamic Empire and the Introduction of Military Slavery Matthew S. Gordon; 2. The Western European Kingdoms, 600-1000 Guy Halsall; 3. The Scandinavian World Anthony Perron; 4. Byzantium to the Twelfth Century John Haldon; 5. The Slavs, Avars and Hungarians Martyn Rady; 6. The Turks and the Other Peoples of the Eurasian Steppes, to 1175 Étienne de la Vaissière; 7. China: The Tang, 600-900 David A. Graff; 8. Japan to 1200 Karl Friday; Part II. Interactions, c. 1000-1300 CE; 9. Europe 1000-1300 David Crouch; 10. Crusaders and Settlers in the East 1096-1291: Christian Attack, Muslim Response John France; 11. The Mongol Empire Roman Hautala; 12. China 900-1400 Peter Lorge; Part III. Nations and Formations, c. 1300-1500 CE; 13. Western Europe 1300-1500 Anne Curry; 14. Warfare and Italian states, 1300-1500 William Caferro; 15. The Reconquest and the Spanish monarchies Donald J. Kagay; 16. The Byzantine Empire and the Balkans, 1204-1453 Mark C. Bartusis; 17. Ottoman Expansion and Military Power, 1300-1453 Gábor Ágoston; 18. India, c.1200 - c. 1500 Phillip B. Wagoner; 19. Southeast Asia, 1300-1540 CE Michael W. Charney; 20. Japan 1200-1550 Thomas D. Conlan; 21. The Americas Rubén G. Mendoza; Part IV. Comparisons, Cross-Cultural Analysis; 22. Justifications, Theories and Customs of War Stephen Morillo; 23. Technologies: Land Technologies Kelly DeVries and Technologies: Maritime Technologies John H. Pryor; Select bibliography; Index