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What are the top ten plagues in history? Which plague killed the most people?
The top ten plagues in human history are Black Death, Plague, Athens Plague, Influenza, Rabies, Smallpox, Tuberculosis, Dengue Virus, AIDS and Ebola Virus. These are the ten most terrible plagues in human history, but now there are many treatment schemes or prevention schemes for these ten plagues in modern times, but they were very serious in ancient times when medicine was underdeveloped. From this perspective, the most serious plague in ancient times should be the Black Death.

Around the middle of14th century, a plague broke out in Europe, called. Black Death? This plague swept through the lives of one third of Europeans and became the bloodiest plague in European history. In this plague, Italy, France and other big countries suffered the most, and countless people died, while Finland, Belgium and other countries that were still small at that time were lucky to escape the net.

The Black Death originated in14th century. From then on, the Black Death began its dark rule for hundreds of years. Due to the underdevelopment of medicine and technology, people can't find a good treatment and prevention plan for the Black Death, let alone cure the virus. The virus killed nearly half of Europeans, and then a vigorous plague broke out in Beijing. Some people speculate that the plague in Beijing was brought by European businessmen, but this statement has no practical basis. Therefore, the Black Death is also regarded as the most terrible plague disaster in human history.

The plague in Beijing is now presumed to be a plague, but whether it is related to the Black Death plague in Europe, in fact, we don't know, especially the Emperor Chongzhen at that time. Great plague in the capital, tens of thousands of days of death? To describe the terrible plague, so this plague is also considered to be the most terrible plague in history.