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Chester Ollivier

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Chester is a contributing history writer, with a First Class Honors degree BA (Hons) in History from Northumbria University. He is from the North East of England, a drummer, and an avid Middlesbrough FC supporter.

Education:Northumbria University, 2019BA History (First Class Honors)Expertise:
Medieval Europe
Medieval China
Early Modern Europe
Member since: Oct 28, 2021Location: United KingdomPublished posts: 52

Articles by Chester Ollivier

The Real Story of Henry V, England’s Warrior King
The Real Story of Henry V, England’s Warrior King

Read on to learn about the life and reign of King Henry V of England.

What Was Chivalry in the Middle Ages?
What Was Chivalry in the Middle Ages?

Chivalry was a medieval code of conduct for knights, combining bravery, honor, and religious devotion with social manners and respect, evolving from military ideals to a broader moral ethos.

Medieval Japan vs Medieval Europe: How Different Were They?
Medieval Japan vs Medieval Europe: How Different Were They?

How did medieval Japan differ from medieval Europe?

Yuan Dynasty of China: History, Origins, Decline
Yuan Dynasty of China: History, Origins, Decline

Read on to discover all there is to know about the history of China during the Yuan Dynasty.

7 Great Medieval Cities That Thrived on Trade
7 Great Medieval Cities That Thrived on Trade

Read on to discover the secrets behind these seven great medieval cities that thrived on trade.

What Did People Eat in the Middle Ages?
What Did People Eat in the Middle Ages?

Find out what medieval food consisted of, from the bland to the brilliant.

The Qin: How One Dynasty United Ancient China
The Qin: How One Dynasty United Ancient China

The Qin Dynasty unified ancient China, establishing imperial rule and leaving a lasting legacy, despite its brief existence.

Edward I: England’s Greatest Warrior King?
Edward I: England’s Greatest Warrior King?

Discover all there is to know about one of England’s best warrior kings: Edward I.