I am assuming you are asking about disagreements between Church authorities, such as popes, and secular authorities, such as kings or emperors.
The answer is yes, sometimes the kings and emperors won. Their victories were not permanent, but the victories sometimes lasted for the rest of their lives.
There was a period from 1305 to 1378, for example, when the popes were so dominated by the Kings of France that they did not go to Rome and remained in what has been called the "Babylonian Captivity" of the popes.
In the middle ages Lords had to fight to defend their lands and kings. If a Lord did not fight then he could lose his land to his rival or be beheaded for disloyalty
Gothic people made big churches.
yes, they worked really hard
There may have been a Queen Victoria in the Middle Ages, but I cannot find any reference to her. There was a Victoria who was the mother of Victorinus, a man who claimed to be the Roman Emperor in the 3rd century, but she was not a queen and did not live in the Middle Ages. I searched online and in a hard copy of the the Webster's Biographical Dictionary dating from 1948.
its not been recorded cause that was the middle ages! lol XD
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It was Invented in 1486.answer2 it was not. Ever heard of the middle ages? it was somewhere between 400 AD and 1300 AD
Church Law in the Middle Ages dictated the a marriage could only be entered into on a voluntary basis. So no judge would ever sentence a person for refusing to marry someone else. Angry and disappointed fathers was of course another story.
No, Naruto doesn't ever fight Guy.
No ages are ever given of the dwarfs.
Because there was more food available , new technology helped farmers produce larger harvests than ever before.
Because there was more food available , new technology helped farmers produce larger harvests than ever before.