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History is a mess

By Ellyant
  • 248

    Early Christian and Roman: Petrine Doctrine

    the belief that Peter was the first pope with the key given by Jesus, this gives bishops in Roman superiority in becoming pope as they claim that they are the descendant of Peter
  • 285

    Early Christian and Roman: Rome is split into two regions by Diocletian

    One became Byzantine Empire ,which will adopt Greek, and the other became the Western Empire, which kept the use of Latin
  • 313

    Early Christian and Rome: Edict of Milan

    The edict issued by Constantine, which gives religious freedom to Christians, and returned their past properties. Christians were no longer persecuted.
  • 325

    Early Christian and Roman: Nicaean Creed

    Adopted in the city of Nicaea, determined that Jesus was both fully human and fully divine,
  • 410

    Early Christians and Roman: The Sacking of Rome by Germanic Tribes

    The city was attacked by the Visigoths, seen as a major landmark of the fall of Rome
  • 413

    Byzantine: Theodosius II builds a great wall around Constantinople, establishing it as the center of the new Eastern Roman Empire

    Gives perfect protection for the city, protects the city from sea and land, stayed there until Ottoman empire took it down
  • Period: 457 to Apr 25, 752

    Clovis and The Merovingian Dynasty

    kings of France
  • Period: 466 to 511

    France: Reign of Clovis

    Expanded the Frankish Kingdom, a warrior king, ruled by killing relatives, adopted Christianity
  • 527

    Byzantine: Justinian becomes Emperor of the Byzantine Empire

    developed Justinian Code, a civil law in contrast to twelve tables; Justinian married Theodora and together they tried to conquest lost Roman lands but failed, built Hagia Sophia
  • 537

    Byzantine: Hagia Sophia is built

    Greek Orthodox Church built by Justinian, famous for its architectural styles which combined Greco-Roman and middle Eastern style
  • Apr 24, 630

    Islam: Muhammad conquers Mecca

    Muhammad conquered Mecca with ten thousand force
  • Apr 24, 632

    Ali is murdered, creating Sunni/Shia split

    Because Ali did not have any direct heir. Great dispute happened. Sunni believed that whoever is the most capable should rule while the minority Shiites believe that the new leader should a family member of Ali.
  • Apr 24, 691

    Islam-Umayyad Empire: Dome of the Rock built in Jerusalem

    an Islamic shrine built in Jerusalem, built by Caliph Umayyad; it's believed that Muhammad went to heaven through the rock
  • Apr 24, 732

    Islam-Uymayyad: The Battle of Tours

    Fought by Islamic Caliph and Charles Martel, in which Martel, stopped Islam from spreading in Spain
  • Apr 24, 732

    France: Battle of Tours and Charles Martel

    the prevented Western Europe from Islam Conquest, raised Charles' status in Christian world. Charles laid the foundations for the Carolingian dynasty. Known as Charles the Hammer.
  • Period: Apr 24, 750 to Apr 25, 887

    France: The Carolingian Dynasty

    The family comes from palace of Austrasia, Charles Martel's sons and Carloman split the Frankish Empire after Charles died, later Charlemagne reunited the Empire
  • Apr 24, 762

    Islam-Abbasid Empire: Baghdad built as a new capitol

    cultural center of Islamic and Arabic civilization, the geography brings Persian influence into Arabic Islam regions
  • Apr 24, 780

    France- Charlemagne and the Renaissance: diplomatic relations with Harun AL Rashid

    After the Battle of Tours, the Islam under Umayyad Empire continued to threaten the Carolingians. Embassies were formed and two leaders sent presents to each other including an elephant named Abu 'Abbas. This alliance brings Islamic influence to Christianity.
  • Apr 24, 803

    France-Charlemagne and Renaissance- Agreement with Byzantine Empire to recognize Charlemagne

    Charlemagne: Father of Europe, puts emphasis on education therefore led to Renaissance. Defended Pope Leo III and the Pope in return crowned him as the Roman Emperor. He brings Germanic tribes, Roman and Christian culture together.
    Agreement is achieved through the treaty called Pax Nicephori. Two emperors negotiated boundaries.