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History of Prester John: The Lost Christian Empire That Never Was

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History of Prester John: The Lost Christian Empire That Never Was

De: Martin Kessler
Narrado por: Virtual Voice
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Uncover the gripping medieval history of a phantom ally whose lost empire drove real-world crusades and exploration. When early Christendom faced mounting political anxieties, whispers of a mighty Eastern sovereign sparked an obsessive quest. Perfect for your morning commute, this intriguing historical mystery reveals how popes and kings waged war based entirely on a geographical illusion.

Settle in for a thought-provoking deep dive into the minds of monks, merchants, and ambassadors who chased a mirage across maps of India, Central Asia, and Africa. As you unwind and listen, you will track the captivating evolution of a theological rumor that accidentally opened sea routes and reshaped global diplomacy.

What you'll discover inside:

• How fragmented memories of distant Christians crystallized into a political savior.

• The forged letters and miracle tales that manipulated European war planning.

• Why cartographers kept moving this mythical kingdom from Asia to the African coast.

• The collision between Portuguese naval ambition and the stubborn belief in a nonexistent monarch.

• The psychological reasons societies construct redemptive fantasies and hidden civilizations.

Step aboard the legendary voyages that mapped the modern world while chasing a ghost. Press play to embark on an unforgettable journey where faith, fear, and fantasy collide on the edges of the known earth.

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