The plague that swept across Europe in the mid-1300s, later known as the Black Death, unleashed a catastrophe of unimaginable scale, erasing entire communities and reshaping the social, economic, and political fabric of medieval civilization. Emerging amid crowded trade routes and poor sanitation, the pandemic claimed tens of millions of lives, leaving behind a legacy of fear, transformation, and one of history's most profound demographic upheavals.

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