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552
Japan
Japan was introduced to dating, and Buddhism -
570
Muhammed
Muhammad was born during the year of the elephant. -
622
Muhammad
Muhammed and his group were forced out of Mecca and moved northward. -
630
Muhammed
After 8 years of warfare, Mecca capitulated to Muhammed -
632
Muhammed
Muhammed died, and was succeeded by four leaders. -
711
Arabs
The Arabs destroyed the Visigothic kingdom on the Iberian Peninsula, and took over -
726
Byzantium
Emperor Leo III of Byzantium reformed christian theology by banning all art representing god and jesus. He also destroyed religious art -
768
Charlemagne
After the death of Peter III, his son Charlemagne would inherit the Frankish throne.(A born leader at 6 foot 4 inches when the average height was 5 feet 5 inches.) -
800
Charlemagne
Charlemagne gave assistance to Pope Leo III, and was then crowned “emperor of the Romans” on Christmas day. -
800
West Africa
The banana would arrive from East Africa -
814
Charlemagne
Charlemagne would die, and his empire would be divided by his three sons. -
843
Byzantium
The Byzantine emperor ended his control over religious law. -
846
Vikings
The Norsemen/ Vikings would begin raiding of Europe. -
960
China (Song Dynasty)
The Song Dynasty would emerge from a shattered china. -
962
Holy Roman Emperor
Otto I of Saxony put down protests for the church. Pope John XII would proclaim Otto the “Holy Roman Emperor” out of Gratitude. -
965
Byzantium
Byzantium regained all of Anatolia, and turned their attention to the Balkans -
968
Vietnam
Dinh Bo Linh solidified himself as the first emperor of vietnam. In part to the pre established notion of Chinese Confucianism, and statecraft. -
1000
Europe's Population
Europe's population stood at 36 million people. -
1050
Arabs
Muslim scholars integrated Sufism into the Suni-dominated Islamic Civilization. -
1055
European Innovation
The year 1055 saw the introduction of the watermills, making it easier to make grain products, cloths, and beer. -
1066
England
The Norman Duke William the Conqueror would conquer England, and be crowned king of England. -
1071
Arabs
The Seljuks would defeat Byzantium and take control of a majority of Anatolia. -
1085
Spain
Half of Spain was conquered by the Christian kingdoms. -
1095
Crusade
Pope Urban II called for a crusade for the holy land. -
1100
Europe's population
Europe's population jumped to 44 million people. -
1127
China (Song Dynasty)
The Song were not able to prevent the north of China from falling to nomadic invaders, forcing them to move their capital. -
1190
European Inovation
The first magnetic compass would appear in Europe -
1200
Arabs
Sunni Mystics adopted Sufism to Islamic civilization in the form of popular brotherhood. -
1200
Mesoamerica
The Toltecs would be the first in the new world to develop bronze casting -
1207
Mongols Unification
Temujin would unite the Mongols into one force, proclaim himself Genghis Khan, and started encroaching on northern China. -
1215
England
King John of England would be forced to sign the Magna Carta, introducing parliament. -
1222
India (Delhi Sultanate)
The Delhi Sultanate would successfully fend off Genghis Khan and his Mongol horde -
1231
Mongols (Korea)
The Mongols would invade Korea with bombs, and rockets acquired from victory over the Chinese. -
1250
Mamluks
The Mamluks established their own regime in Egypt. -
1254
Mongols (Marco Polo)
The Venetian Marco Polo would begin his travels through the Mongol empire. -
1254
Mongols (Korea)
The Mongols deported around 250,000 Korean as slaves across the empire. -
1255
Mongols
The Mongols conquered Iran and Iraq, but left the crusader states alone. -
Period: 1257 to 1287
Vietnam (Mongols)
The Mongols would attempt and fail to invade Vietnam. -
Period: 1260 to 1281
Mamluks
The Mamluks would successfully hold off the Mongols' advance into Egypt. -
1280
Mongols takeover China
Kublai Khan proclaimed the Yuan Dynasty after the death of the young Song emperor. -
1281
Japan (Mongols)
The Mongols tried to invade Japan for the second time, but failed after the fleet was destroyed by a typhoon. The Japanese called typhoons divine wind, or kamikaze. -
1290
England
England would expel all jews from their country. -
1300
Europe's Population
Europe's population reached about 80 million people. -
1306
France
France would follow England and expel all Jews from their country. -
1324
Mali
The Mali Ruler Mansa Musa founder a college and library which focused on Islamic Law, geometry, algebra, and geography. -
1336
India (Vijayanagar)
The Hindu state known as Vijayanagar was established in the south of India. -
1337
100 years war
The 100 years would kick off with England and France over the claim of the French throne. -
1346
Plague
The plague would reach southern Italy. -
Period: 1348 to 1352
Plague
The plague would rapidly spread throughout Europe. -
1368
China (Rise of Ming)
The Mongols were driven from Khanbaligh, and the Ming dynasty was established. -
1388
Korea
After the fall of the Mongols the leader of Korea, Yi Song-gye would submit to the Ming. -
1421
China (Ming)
The Ming would change Khanbaligh to Beijing, and move their capital north to Beijing. -
1450
Arabs
Islamic civilization was a commonwealth of Sufi brotherhoods and competing states. -
1453
100 years war
The 100 years war would end in a French victory. -
1564
India (Vijayanagar)
Vijayanagar was decimated by a coalition of northern sultanates equipped with cannons and small arms.