Casual · 2020 · Released
William at Oxford · August 5, 2020 · PC
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Medieval Western European towns emerged in the 11th century. Before the 11th century, during the Merovingian and Carolingian eras, although there were sporadic towns, they did not become a climate. Most of them were political centers or cities left over from ancient Rome, mainly political centers or ancient Rome. The remaining cities are mainly political centers, not commercial centers. After commercial towns appeared in the 11th century, medieval towns really emerged. At the beginning of the 11th century, as peoples living conditions improved, many people left their homes in the countryside a...
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