In the Orient
2021–today
Adventure Oceania
2020–2021
The Abrafaxe at the time of the Hanseatic League
2018–2020
The End of the Middle Ages
2016–2018
The Abrafaxe take on Ancient Rome
2014–2016
The Hunt for Sinclair’s Treasure
2013–2014
The first Circumnavigation of Australia
2011–2013
Gold and Geniuses
2009–2011
The Philosopher’s Stone
2007–2009
In the Labyrinth of Time
2005–2007
The Journey around the World
2004–2005
In Japan during the Meiji Period
2002–2004
In America
2000–2002
On the Orient Express
1999–2000
Hunting for Eldorado
1997–1999
In Egypt
1995–1997
In Greece
1994–1995
In medieval Germany
1992–1994
In China
1991
In feudal Japan
1989–1990
At the Orang Lauts‘
1988
In India
1984–1987
Don-Ferrando-Arc
1981–1983
In the Realm of the Sun King
1980
In Austria-Hungary
1978–1979
In Dalmatia and Venice
1976–1977
from Issue-Nr. 550
starts in Baghdad; approx. 800 AD
published October 2021 – today
In Europe, the Franconian king Charles succeeded in expanding his empire far to the east and spreading the Christian faith there by force. This is not the only reason why Pope Leo III crowns him emperor in Rome. Empress Irene in Constantinople does not like to hear this, because for centuries the imperial dignity has been linked to the metropolis on the Bosporus. In Baghdad, however, the caliph Harun al-Raschid rules. Neither the Franks nor the Byzantines can compete with his empire. Baghdad is a centre of trade, science and culture. Harun has long been at war with Empress Irene. That is why Charles hopes to win the Caliph of Baghdad as an ally and sends an envoy to the far-off Caliph’s kingdom.
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