The 1815 Tambora eruption led to the worldwide “Year without a Summer” in 1816. We have plenty of evidence of the cause and effect for that one. But there are records of a similar event, with even larger consequences, from the year 1465. October 10, 1465, to be exact, when a sudden darkness in the sky was recorded during the wedding of King Alfonso II of Naples.
This was just the beginning. In the months that followed, European weather went haywire. In Germany, it rained so heavily that corpses…
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