Empires timeline checkpoint

By lenae11
  • Period: Jun 1, 1206 to

    Empires checkpoint time line

    The Ottoman, and Mongul empire rise and fall.
    The MIng,and Qing dynasy rise and fall.
  • Jan 1, 1389

    The Ottoman Empire

    Built a astong military to serve at the battle kosovo.At its height the empire encompassed most of southeastern europe to the gates of Verona.
  • Apr 20, 1453

    The ottoman Empire

    With leadership of mehmed Ii the ottomans moved to the byzantine empire. then attacked constinople.They were leaders of the turkish warriors for thr faith of Islam.
  • May 29, 1459

    The ottoman Empire

    The byzantine empire finally died in thr final battle.They then wanted thr balkins, they took there territory but got stopped because of the hungarians.
  • The Moguls

    Babur is the founder of the Moguls.Babur inherited a part of Timbur Lenk's empire which is in an upland river valley of the SyrDar'ya. Baburs forces crossed the khybr pass into india. Even though his enemy's forces were greater Babur still won, because had more advanced weapons
  • The Moguls

    The Moguls
    Shah Jahan's rein started in1628 and ended in 1658. Word had spread that Shah Jahan was dead. There was a struggle for power amongst his sons. Battles were being fought; alliance's, and defections were made. Aurangzeb was the victorious son, he put his brother to death, and imprisoned his father.
  • The Quing Dynasty

    The population grew from some to 150 million to 450 million many of thr non chinese mintorties within the empire.
  • The Quing Dynasty

    The emperors pacified the country corrected serious social and economic skills and stored peace and prosperity
  • The Moguls

    The Moguls
    The moguls brought together the Persian, and Indian influences of architectural style. Best symbolized by the Taj Mahal, which Shah Jahan built in Agra in the mid-seventeenth century
  • The Quing Dynasty

    The gang dealt within the problem of ethnic differences by briging chinese into the imperial administration.