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13th Century A-Z

For each letter of the alphabet, guess these answers related to the years 1201-1300.
Quiz by kalbahamut
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Last updated: December 1, 2018
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First submittedJuly 24, 2018
Times taken714
Average score53.8%
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Hint
Answer
A
1213
This Spanish kingdom is defeated by France
Aragon
B
1204
This man is made first emperor of the Latin Empire
Baldwin
C
1261
Byzantines retake this city from Crusaders
Constantinople
D
1217-1221
This Egyptian port city is captured by Crusaders
Damietta
E
1271
This king of England arrives in Acre, starting the Ninth Crusade
Edward I
F
1202
Liber Abaci is published by this mathematician
Fibonacci
G
1206
Temujin rises to power and acquires this title
Genghis Khan
H
1222
Andrew II of _______ signs the Golden Bull
Hungary
I
1230-1248
This peninsula is reconquered by Christians
Iberia
J
1229
This city is recaptured by the Sixth Crusade
Jerusalem
K
1232
This capital of the Jin Dynasty is besieged by Mongols
Kaifeng
L
1270
This French king dies of dysentary whilst crusading
Louis IX
M
1215
King John signs this at Runnymede
Magna Carta
N
1204
This ethnic group's domination of France ends
Norman
O
1299
This empire is established under Osman I
Ottoman
P
1241
This country is ravaged by Mongols after the Battle of Legnica
Poland
Q
1223
The Council of Forty, also known as this, rules in V
Quarantia
R
1200s
First name of Franciscan advocate for the Scientific Method
Roger Bacon
S
1279
This dynasty ends after losing the Battle of Yamen to Mongols
Song
T
1242
Russians defeat this military order
Teutonic Knights
U
1273
The Swiss confederation of Uri, Schwyz, and ___________ is formed
Unterwalden
V
1280s
Eyeglasses are invented in this powerful Italian city-state
Venice
W
1291
This Scottish knight wins the battle of Stirling Bridge
William Wallace
X
1275
Marco Polo recounts a visit to this city
Xanadu
Y
1271
This dynasty is established by Kublai Khan
Yuan
Z
1202
Sacked by Crusaders, this city is brought under the control of V
Zara
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8 Comments
MaggieLou
+1
Level 95
Jul 25, 2018
I kept spelling Aragon - Argon. Very dumb.
WolfCam
+6
Level 66
Jul 27, 2018
Aragon, the only Spanish Kingdom that was also a Noble Gas.
Quizmaster
+3
Level ∞
Jul 29, 2018
Tough! I got 18/26.
ander217
+5
Level 75
Jul 31, 2018
I only got 12, but kicked myself when I saw some of the answers - should have gotten at least 5 more. Still, I'm glad you didn't "dumb it down."
kalbahamut
+3
Level 82
Jul 31, 2018
He would only do that if he decided to feature it, and if he thinks it's too hard he usually won't.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 82
Jan 31, 2019
Personally I am surprised that more people know Zara than Kaifeng, Damietta, or Roger Bacon. I only put that on here because it's hard to find Z answers.
Lemondance
+2
Level 67
Apr 29, 2020
I only got it because I typed "Zaragoza" in a desperate attempt to name every European and Near Eastern "Z" city that came to mind. Whatever works, I guess.
FadKrashmor
+2
Level 71
Apr 29, 2020
A testing quiz, I was pleased to manage 19/26, of course being prompted with first letter is very helpful. Yes, of course I should have got Bacon's first name, I was thinking "that's Bacon". For B, I tried Boudewijn first (something lurking in my brain from former life in Holland), didn't know the common name was Baldwin in English, but guessed it anyway. Oh, spelling "dysentery", btw. for L.
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