Rowing through History

On the small-scale war waged by privateers, both Muslim and Christian, against the enemy's coasts and trade.

The Royal Shipyards of Barcelona was a first-rate military infrastructure for the Spanish Monarchy, for that reason it had to be guarded.

The lineage of the Huey Tlatoani Moctezuma II was not extinguished with his death in 1520.

This is an excellent and beautiful map of the coasts of the strait (or channel) of Otranto, entrance of the Adriatic Sea.

Hungary's history is tremendously rich and interesting, full of remarkable events and generally –and unfortunately– largely ignored.

Fire has been and continues to be one of the greatest enemies that ships have had throughout history.

Why did the king not only ennobled but also granted a monthly "pension" to the mentioned Maurocéfalo?

The following document, can help us to get an idea of ​​how important timber was. So important that it could cause a state to collapse

Letter from the universal lord of Japan Tokugawa Hidetada to the Duke of Lerma (1610)

Some “fire artefacts” «so that our enemies are burned and killed and surrendered without offending our armadas» (Santo Domingo, 1641).

Accompanying this sad but illustrative image, let me tell you about Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose.

I have come across a document that we could say talks about justice and prisoners’ rights.