1236 ⟶ Riot in Narbonne after Jewish-Christian Confrontation
A Jew and a Christian fisherman get into a heated argument a...Year
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📣 Synod of Narbonne Reaffirms Anti-Semitic Decrees
The Synod of Narbonne reaffirms the anti-Semitic decrees of the Fourth Lateran Council.⟶

Medieval PeriodSynodNarbonneReligious LawRepetition

⚔️ Theodore Komnenos Doukas and Jewish Execution
Theodore Komnenos Doukas is defeated. Since Theodore decreed many anti-Jewish laws and seized Jewish property, he was handed over to two Jews by John Asen II to personally kill him. After having pity on him and refusing to kill Theodore, the Czar had the Jews thrown off a cliff.⟶

Medieval PeriodByzantine EmpireExecutionTheodore Komnenos DoukasJohn Asen IIViolence

😠 Riot in Narbonne after Jewish-Christian Confrontation
A Jew and a Christian fisherman get into a heated argument about prices, which turns physical. It ends when the Jew deals a devastating blow to the Gentile's head which leads to his death. This enrages the local Christian population, who attack the Jewish quarter of Narbonne. Don Aymeric, the governor of Narbonne prevents a massacre and restores all stolen Jewish property to their rightful owner.⟶
Medieval PeriodNarbonneViolenceRiotChristian-Jewish RelationsDon Aymeric
