When the Black/Bubonic Plague was running rampant throughout 14th Century Europe, did it ever enter other countries? If it did, how did they treat people with the disease, and did they ever suspect Europe to be the cause?

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dandan_noodles

You've got it backwards; the Black Death originated in north China/Central Asia, and spread to Europe through Mediterranean trade. I can't speak to how people in China or Islamic civilization reacted to the calamity, other than, you know, dying in massive numbers.