Creators of Legacies

The ideas of the series

1) Devotion is love.
a)

And it can take many different, seemingly unrelated forms.

2) Principles are the foundation of civilization.

a)
b)

Wherever they are absent society crumbles.

Wherever they are moving people in charge revival takes place.

3) All of which lasted for centuries had been created by

exceptional people.
a)
b)

Institutions, symbols and flags had their own for coming to being.
At least, it was the truth for the witnesses of key events.

4) Medieval times had richness of diversity that is comparable to

and unexplored in contemporary times.
a)
b)

c)

People had ideas, visions and struggles both rich and diverse.
There are cultures worth exploring in the:
a. Middle East: Assyrian, Persian, Seljuk, Allan.
b. Eastern Europe: Georgian, Russian, Cuman, Hazzarian, Serbian, Pecheneg.
c. East Africa: Arab, Ethiopian.
In the East, which was rich and vibrant many fruits of a developed civilization were evident.

5) The Medieval epoch of Roman culture, permeated with

Christianity, gave birth to a civilization of unparalleled richness.
d)
e)
f)

Social conditions (education, health care) were comparable to golden ages of the richest
contemporary countries.
Citizen freedoms, the position of women and legal structure were very much like those of late 20 th
century.
Medicine, intelligence, education and communication technologies were centuries ahead of the rest
of the world.