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= = = It may never be possible to identify the point of origin of the fourteenth-century plague with any accuracy. The disease had been an epidemic in several locations in Asia for centuries, flaring up sometimes and setting off the sixth-century epidemic. The cause of the Bubonic Plague is fleas on rats came from china in boats. The rats would get the plague from the fleas. The rats would die, and the fleas would seek warm shelter humans so the fleas would get on humans. The fleas would bite the humans and then the humans would get the plague. Then the plague would start to evolve. To were it starts to spread through the air. It has been spreading through the trade routes. Into Asia, India, and then came to Europe. =