Catastrophe: An Investigation Into the Origins of the Modern World

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by David Keys


  Goths

  See also Ostrogoths; Visigoths

  Gourgaud, Alain

  Greece

  barbarian invasion of

  Slav invasion of

  Greenland ice-core evidence

  Gregory of Tours

  Hadiwijaya, Sultan of Pajang

  Hadrianopolis (Edirne)

  Hantemirov, Rashit

  Hasdai ibn Shaprut

  Hepthalites (White Huns)

  Heraclius, Emperor

  and army funding

  and Avar threat

  and destabilization of empire

  and Jews

  overthrow of Phocas

  Hermenegild, Visigoth Prince

  High History of the Grail, The

  High Peak (Britain)

  Hims

  Himyar

  History of the Franks, The (Gregory of Tours)

  History of the Kings of Britain

  History of the Southern Dynasties, The (Nan shi)

  History of the Sui Dynasty, The (Sui-shu)

  Holing, Javanese kingdom of

  Holy Grail

  Horse, drought survival ability of

  Hou Jing rebellion

  Huari empire

  expansion of

  extent of

  and Inca

  religion of

  Human sacrifice

  Mayan

  Moche

  Hungary

  Avar empire in

  Jewish Khazars in

  Hwicce

  Ibn ‘Abd Qusayy, Wahb

  Ibn Ishaq

  Ice-core evidence

  Inca

  India

  famine in

  Ghaznavid empire

  Indonesia, volcanic eruption of 535 in

  Ingundis, Princess

  International Federation of Red

  Cross and Red Crescent

  Societies

  Intergovernmental Panel on

  Climate Change (IPCC)

  Ireland

  Anglo-Saxon expansion in

  bubonic plague in

  Christianity in

  famine in

  impact of plague and famine

  linguistic/literary culture of

  security-conscious mentality in

  unification of

  Irrigation

  Marib Dam (Yemen)

  Tiwanakan

  Ishtemi, Yabghu

  Islam

  and apocalyptic tradition

  and decline of Yemen

  Islam (cont.)

  ideology of

  in India

  and Jews

  Khazar block on spread of

  military conquests of

  spread of

  Italy

  Gothic kingdom in

  Lombard invasion of

  See also Roman Empire

  Ivory trade, impact of plague on

  Jabala

  Jabiya-Yarmuk, Battle of

  Jaguar Paw I, King of Tikal

  Japan

  Chinese influence on

  climatic disaster in

  epidemics in

  introduction of Buddhism

  Korean migration to

  Shintoism in

  Java/Sumatra, volcanic eruption of 535 in

  Jayabaya, King of Java

  Jerusalem

  Islamic capture of

  Persian capture of

  Jews

  apocalyptic traditions of

  in Arabia

  Ashkenazi

  Cuman converts

  dispersal of

  in France

  and Islam

  Karaite sect

  Khazar converts

  revolt against Rome

  Sephardic

  in Spain

  See also Anti-Semitism

  John of Ephesus

  John the Lydian

  John of Nikiu

  John of Thessalonica

  Joseph, King of Khazars

  Justinian, Emperor

  Kaba

  Kabars

  Kami

  Kaminaljuyu

  Karaites

  Khazars

  Empire of

  Jewish conversion of

  Khwarazm, Turkic capture of

  Kiev, Jewish Khazars in

  Killibury (Britain)

  Kimmei, King of Japan

  Kobiak

  Kolata, Alan

  Koran

  Korea

  Buddhism in

  climatic disaster in

  disease epidemic in

  famine in

  religious mission to Japan

  Krakatoa volcanic eruption

  Krimchaks

  Kutrigurs

  Kyrgyz

  Lady of Tikal

  La Marche, Valmore

  Lament for the South, The

  Lardys, Constantine

  Latin America. See Mesoamerica; South America

  Leander (monk)

  Leovigild, Visigothic King

  Liu Jinggong

  Locust invasion

  Lombards

  Long Valley, California, volcanic caldera in

  Lothar, King of Soissons

  Mabinogi

  McCarthy, Dan

  Mac Tail

  Maelgwn, King of Gwynedd

  Magyars

  Mahmud, Sultan

  Malacca, Sultanate of

  Malaya, genesis in volcanic eruption of

  Mansur

  Manzikert, Battle of

  Marib Dam, collapse of

  Mataram, Javanese kingdom of

  Matrud

  Maurice, Emperor

  and Avar threat

  executions of supporters

  revolt against

  Maya

  human sacrifice of

  regional powers of

  and Teotihuacano decline

  warfare of

  Medina

  Merlin Continuation

  Merovingians

  Mesoamerica

  archaeological sites in

  climatic disaster in

  conquistadors in

  Mayan cities in

  religious beliefs in

  and Teotihuacano decline

  Teotihuacano Empire in

  Teotihuacano influence in

  and Tikal conquest

  Miracles of St. Demetrius, The

  Mo Bí Clárainech

  Moccu

  Moche

  capital of

  and drought

  and floods

  human sacrifice of

  warfare of

  Mongolia

  drought conditions in

  Turkic takeover of

  Mongolians. See Avars

  Mononobe clan, in Japan

  Monophysite heresy

  Moravia

  in Avar empire

  Slav invasion of

  Mothecombe (Britain)

  Mother of Stone

  Mount Batuwara (Pulosari)

  Mount Merapi

  Mouse, multimammate, as plague carrier

  Muhammad

  and military conquest

  teachings of

  Muslims. See Islam

  Mu’ta, Battle of

  Mystical Green Alligator, King of

  Tikal

  Nagarakreta-gama

  Nakatomi clan, in Japan

  Nan shi (The History of the Southern

  Dyasties)

  Naples (Italy), volcanic caldera in

  Narses, General

  Nasca culture

  desert drawings of

  drought’s impact on

  shamanism in

  water-extraction system of

  Nehavend, Battle of

  Nihon shoki

  North Africa

  famine in

  Islamic conquest of

  North America

  British colonization of

  climatic disaster in

  cultural changes in

  tree-r
ing evidence in

  volcanic caldera in

  Nun-Yax-Ayin

  Obadiah, King of Khazars

  Oc Eo (Funan)

  Oghuz Turks

  Ohio State Univeristy, Institute of

  Polar Studies

  Opone (East Africa)

  Osman

  Ostrogoths

  Ottoman Empire

  Outuken Yish

  Oxkintok, Teotihuacano influence in

  Padmanagara

  Palestine

  Islamic conquest of

  and Persian occupation

  rebellion against Rome

  Papua New Guinea, volcanic

  caldera in

  Pasemah

  Pastoralism

  and drought conditions

  and plague conditions

  Pecheneg Turks

  Pecsaete

  Pelusium, bubonic plague in

  Periplus of the Erythraean Sea, The

  Persia

  bubonic plague in

  Islamic conquest of

  occupation of Roman territory

  war with Roman Empire

  Peru. See Huari empire; Moche;

  Nasca culture; Tiwanaku

  empire

  Pethahiah of Regensburg

  Phocas, Emperor

  Pikillaqta

  Pilgrimage

  Plague. See Bubonic plague

  Plains Indians

  Plazas, Clemencia

  Pollution

  Ponce, Carlos

  Population movement

  and disease spread

  in famines

  in future climatic disaster

  Post-Vulgate

  Procopius

  Protein absorption, and drought

  survival

  Ptolemy

  Pueblo Indians

  Purnavarman

  Pustaka Raja Purwa (The Book of

  Ancient Kings)

  Pyramid of the Sun

  Qarluq Turks

  Qin Dynasty

  Quechua

  Quelccaya glacier

  Quest for the Holy Grail, The

  Quetzalcoatl

  Rabaul, caldera of

  Ragusium (Dubrovnik)

  Rainfall, and plague spread

  Ranggawarsita II

  Ranggawarsita III

  Rats, as plague carriers

  Ray systems, in Nasca drawings

  Reccared, Visigothic King

  Refugees. See Population

  movement

  Rhapta (East Africa)

  Rheged, Anglo-Saxon conquest of

  Ring forts

  Risinium

  River of Blood, Battle of the

  Rodents, as plague carriers

  Rogations

  Roman army

  Arab and Armenian troops in

  Roman army (cont.)

  Battle of Jabiya-Yarmuk

  Battle of Manzikert

  Battle of Seville

  budgetary considerations in

  defensive strategy of

  in Phocas’ revolution

  reduction in size

  Roman Empire

  and Avar protection-money

  payments

  Avar seizure of Balkans

  bubonic plague in

  collapse in Europe

  financial problems of

  in France

  Islamic invasion of

  and ivory trade with Africa

  and Jews

  Lombard invasion of

  Ottoman conquest of

  and Persian occupation

  in Persian War

  and Phocas’ revolution

  rebellions in

  reconquest of western lands

  religious dissension in

  separatist nationalism in

  Slav seizure of Balkans

  in Spain

  Visigoth alliance with

  Romania

  Avar empire in

  Goth attack on

  Rome, Goths’ sack of

  Rus

  Russia, tree-ring evidence in

  Saba

  Sagudates

  Salona

  Samanids

  Samarkand, Turkic capture of

  Samguk sagi

  Scotland

  Scuderi, Louis

  Sea-level rise, current

  Seljuks

  Senka, King of Japan

  Sephardic Jews

  Serat Pararaton

  Seville, Battle of

  Shailendra dynasty, in Java

  Shamanic flying

  Shamanism

  of Moche

  in Nasca culture

  Shintoism

  Shiyatov, Stephan

  Shoemaker-Levy comet

  Sigurdson, Haraldur

  Sinchell

  Singidunum (Belgrade)

  Sirmium (Sremska Mitrovica), Avar

  siege of

  “Skull Famine,”

  Sky Witness, King of Calakmul

  Slave-soldiers

  Slavs, invasion of Balkans

  Slovenia, Avar empire in

  Soga clan, in Japan

  Soul flight

  South America

  archaeological sites in

  drought in

  El Niño in

  ice-core evidence in

 

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