All information on medieval pirates and related works (such as Big Beard, Pirate Sisters, Pirate Pact, etc.)

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Answer 1

The medieval pirates referred to the people who used maritime trade and marine exploration activities to carry out pirate acts during the medieval period. These pirates usually had strong military strength and often attacked ships of other countries to rob their treasures and crew.

There is a wealth of information and works on medieval pirates. The following are some important works:

1 The Codex Alimenta was a medieval trade code that described the terms of trade and the punishments for pirates. It was first published around 1200 by the Italian businessman Giuglio Dei Coltelli.

The Pirate Sisters is a 19th century British novel about two pirate sisters. The novel has been adapted into various art forms such as movies, television dramas, and musics.

3. The Pirate's Convention (the "Pirate's Convention") was a 15th century pirate's treaty that stipulated the rules and laws that pirates had to abide by during their voyage. It was written by the English explorer John Smith and first published in 1510.

4 The navigator's handbook was a 17th-century nautical handbook that introduced navigation, weather, and ocean knowledge. It was written by the English scientist George Stevenson and first published in 1665.

These are some important medieval pirate materials and works, which are of great significance to the study of pirate history and culture.