Terminology and periodization
Post-classical history is a periodization used by historians employing a world history approach to history, specifically the school developed during the late 20th and early 21st centuries. … 展开

This section explains events and trends which affected the geographic area of Eurasia. The civilizations within this area were distinct from one … 展开

As the post-classical era drew to a close in the 15th century, many of the empires established throughout the period were in decline. The Byzantine Empire would soon be overshadowed in the Mediterranean by both Islamic and Christian rivals including Venice, 展开

• Borgolte, Michael (2022). Die Welten des Mittelalters: Globalgeschichte eines Jahrtausends [The Worlds of the Middle Ages: Global History of a … 展开

The post-classical era saw several common developments or themes. There was the expansion and growth of civilization into new geographic areas; the rise and/or spread of the … 展开

Africa
During the post-classical era, Africa was both culturally and politically affected by the introduction of Islam and the Arab empires. This was especially true in the north, the Sudan, and the east coast. However, this … 展开

1. ^ Post-Classical is often used to describe global history that took place during the time of the European Middle Ages (whose scope is entirely Euro-centric). The use of Post-Classical as a term for the period is sometimes disputed but is still used in … 展开