History · Medieval Architecture
The sharing and cross-fertilization of architectural styles among different regions between the eighth and eighteenth centuries was primarily because:
- 1smaller kingdoms wanted to show their loyalty and copied the architectural style of the bigger empire.
- 2the emperors wanted to spread their personal legacy across regions to mark political supremacy.
- 3the need to synchronize led to the direct duplication of majestic creations of a single powerful empire.
- 4the creation of large empires brought different regions together, resulting in the cross-fertilization of forms and styles.✓
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the creation of large empires brought different regions together, resulting in the cross-fertilization of forms and styles.
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