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	*Nicoleto Marmagna and Giovanni Braganza - In 1357 the Venetian court I Signori di Notte ("The Gentlemen of the Night") sentenced the boatman and his young servant to be burned at the stake. Their relationship of many years standing had been discovered during a voyage from Mestre to Venice. Crompton, p.202)		*Nicoleto Marmagna and Giovanni Braganza - In 1357 the Venetian court I Signori di Notte ("The Gentlemen of the Night") sentenced the boatman and his young servant to be burned at the stake. Their relationship of many years standing had been discovered during a voyage from Mestre to Venice. Crompton, p.202)

			== The golden age of boylove ==
			Boylove has always, at least until European colonization, been very well tolerated in Islamic lands. Travelers could not be clearer. North Africa (Maghreb) was until independence a sex tourism destination. In the 1980s (?) Morocco threw the sex tourists out and said it was tired of being a boy brothel.

			The term "Middle Ages" is not uniformly applicable. In Spain, unless you view the Muslims as foreigners (they were there 800 years) Spain had a golden age. Some kings had boy harems.

	==America (Pre-Columbian era)==		==America (Pre-Columbian era)==

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	'''The Middle Ages''', or Medieval period, also called the post-classical era, lasted from the 5th to the 15th century.		'''The Middle Ages''', or Medieval period, also called the post-classical era, lasted from the 5th to the 15th century.
	==The dark ages of boylove==		==The dark ages of boylove==

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	Though early Mayans are thought to have been strongly antagonistic to same-sex relationships, later Mayan states employed pederastic practices. Their introduction was ascribed to the god [[Chin (Mayan god)\|Chin]]. One aspect was that of the father procuring a younger lover for his son. Fray Juan de Torquemada mentions that if the (younger) boy was seduced by a stranger, the penalty was equivalent to that for adultery. Bernal Diaz reported statues of male pairs making love in the temples at Cape Catoche, Yucatan.<ref>Pete Sigal, "The Politicization of Pederasty among the Colonial Yucatecan Maya" in ''Journal of the History of Sexuality,'' Vol. 8, No. 1 (Jul., 1997), pp. 1-24</ref> <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pederasty Wikipedia Pederasty ]</ref>		Though early Mayans are thought to have been strongly antagonistic to same-sex relationships, later Mayan states employed pederastic practices. Their introduction was ascribed to the god [[Chin (Mayan god)\|Chin]]. One aspect was that of the father procuring a younger lover for his son. Fray Juan de Torquemada mentions that if the (younger) boy was seduced by a stranger, the penalty was equivalent to that for adultery. Bernal Diaz reported statues of male pairs making love in the temples at Cape Catoche, Yucatan.<ref>Pete Sigal, "The Politicization of Pederasty among the Colonial Yucatecan Maya" in ''Journal of the History of Sexuality,'' Vol. 8, No. 1 (Jul., 1997), pp. 1-24</ref> <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pederasty Wikipedia Pederasty ]</ref>

	==~~Other~~==		==The Middle East and Central Asia==
	* Muhammad Al-Amin, Caliph, (787-813) Al-Amin was known to be fond of eunuchs (understood here as for sexual pleasure) was seen by many at the time as a deficit in his character. Al-Tabari notes this fondness for eunuchs.<ref>Tabari and Fishbein 1992, 128.</ref> Mernissi says that when Al-Amin's mother "discovered his [[homosexual]] tendencies, she would dress attractive boys like Ghullam" (Turkish guards) to "cure him."<ref>Mernissi 2001, 140.</ref> <ref>https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Al-Amin</ref>		* Muhammad Al-Amin, Caliph, (787-813) Al-Amin was known to be fond of eunuchs (understood here as for sexual pleasure) was seen by many at the time as a deficit in his character. Al-Tabari notes this fondness for eunuchs.<ref>Tabari and Fishbein 1992, 128.</ref> Mernissi says that when Al-Amin's mother "discovered his [[homosexual]] tendencies, she would dress attractive boys like Ghullam" (Turkish guards) to "cure him."<ref>Mernissi 2001, 140.</ref> <ref>https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Al-Amin</ref>

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	* Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba, (912-961)		* Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba, (912-961)
	* Gongmin, King of Korea, (1330-1374)		* Gongmin, King of Korea, (1330-1374) Following his wife's death, Gongmin became quite interested in the love of young boys. He ceased attending to matters of state, and spent all of his time pursuing boys and Buddhism. A few years later he established an organization for seeking out and recruiting handsome young boys.<ref>http://www.utopia-asia.com/korlife2.htm</ref>

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	==Other==		==Other==
	* Muhammad Al-Amin, Caliph, (787-813)		* Muhammad Al-Amin, Caliph, (787-813) Al-Amin was known to be fond of eunuchs (understood here as for sexual pleasure) was seen by many at the time as a deficit in his character. Al-Tabari notes this fondness for eunuchs.<ref>Tabari and Fishbein 1992, 128.</ref> Mernissi says that when Al-Amin's mother "discovered his [[homosexual]] tendencies, she would dress attractive boys like Ghullam" (Turkish guards) to "cure him."<ref>Mernissi 2001, 140.</ref> <ref>https://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Al-Amin</ref>

	* Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba, (912-961)		* Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba, (912-961)
	* Gongmin, King of Korea, (1330-1374)		* Gongmin, King of Korea, (1330-1374)

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	==Other==		==Other==
	* Muhammad Al-Amin, Caliph, 787-813		* Muhammad Al-Amin, Caliph, (787-813)
	* Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba, 912-61		* Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba, (912-961)
	* Gongmin, King of Korea, 1330-74		* Gongmin, King of Korea, (1330-1374)

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	==Other==		==Other==
	Muhammad Al-Amin, Caliph, 787-813		* Muhammad Al-Amin, Caliph, 787-813
	Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba, 912-61		* Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba, 912-61
	Gongmin, King of Korea, 1330-74		* Gongmin, King of Korea, 1330-74

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	Though early Mayans are thought to have been strongly antagonistic to same-sex relationships, later Mayan states employed pederastic practices. Their introduction was ascribed to the god [[Chin (Mayan god)\|Chin]]. One aspect was that of the father procuring a younger lover for his son. Fray Juan de Torquemada mentions that if the (younger) boy was seduced by a stranger, the penalty was equivalent to that for adultery. Bernal Diaz reported statues of male pairs making love in the temples at Cape Catoche, Yucatan.<ref>Pete Sigal, "The Politicization of Pederasty among the Colonial Yucatecan Maya" in ''Journal of the History of Sexuality,'' Vol. 8, No. 1 (Jul., 1997), pp. 1-24</ref> <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pederasty Wikipedia Pederasty ]</ref>		Though early Mayans are thought to have been strongly antagonistic to same-sex relationships, later Mayan states employed pederastic practices. Their introduction was ascribed to the god [[Chin (Mayan god)\|Chin]]. One aspect was that of the father procuring a younger lover for his son. Fray Juan de Torquemada mentions that if the (younger) boy was seduced by a stranger, the penalty was equivalent to that for adultery. Bernal Diaz reported statues of male pairs making love in the temples at Cape Catoche, Yucatan.<ref>Pete Sigal, "The Politicization of Pederasty among the Colonial Yucatecan Maya" in ''Journal of the History of Sexuality,'' Vol. 8, No. 1 (Jul., 1997), pp. 1-24</ref> <ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pederasty Wikipedia Pederasty ]</ref>

			==Other==
			Muhammad Al-Amin, Caliph, 787-813
			Abd-ar-Rahman III, Caliph of Cordoba, 912-61
			Gongmin, King of Korea, 1330-74

	==References==		==References==
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	[[Category:Boylove in the middle ages]]		[[Category:Boylove in the middle ages]]