Also in 1910, Iorga published some thirty new works, covering gender history ("Viața femeilor în trecutul românesc", "The Early Life of Romanian Women"), Romanian military history ("Istoria armatei românești", "The History of the Romanian Military") and Stephen the Great's Orthodox profile ("Ștefan cel Mare și mănăstirea Neamțului", "Stephen the Great and Neamț Monastery"). His academic activity also resulted in a lengthy conflict with art historian Alexandru Tzigara-Samurcaș, his godfather and former friend, sparked when Iorga, defending his own academic postings, objected to making Art History a separate subject at University.