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In 802/1400-803/1401 Tamerlane occupied Damascus. European merchants abandoned Syria and the news of this event was soon circulating around the main European trading centres, spreading panic by disrupting the functioning of markets and upsetting the prices of spices. By what means was this news spread and what were its consequences for Mediterranean trade as a whole

La diffusion en Europe de la nouvelle de l’occupation de Damas en 802/1400-803/1401 par Tamerlan et ses conséquences sur le commerce méditerranéen