MAIN HISTORICAL FACTS

  • 476

    The beginning of the middle ages

    The beginning of the middle ages
    The Middle Ages began in 476 with the disintegration of the Western Roman Empire.
  • 476

    Political Event

    Political Event
    A Germanic chief, deposed Romulus Augustulus, the last emperor of Rome.
  • Period: 500 to 1400

    Musical Time spam

    The musical notation began as well as the birth of polyphony when multiples sounds came together and formed separate melody and harmony lines.
  • 700

    Cultural Event

    Cultural Event
    During the Middle Ages there were religious festivals - the majority - but also many related to agricultural cycles
  • Period: 800 to 1400

    Political timespam

    Charlemagne, king of the Franks, was actually crowned emperor of the Romans by the pope. In later centuries the Hohenstaufen and Habsburg dynasties tried to restore the empire
  • 1100

    Musical Event

    Musical Event
    The Goliards were a group of clergy who wrote satirical Latin poetry to mock the church. Some known Goliards were Peter of Blois and Walter of Chatillon.
  • Period: May 24, 1337 to Oct 19, 1453

    The Hundred Years War

    The Hundred Years' War was an armed conflict between the kingdoms of France and England that lasted 116 years
  • 1353

    The black death

    The black death
    The Black Death or Black Death was the most devastating bubonic plague pandemic in human history, affecting Eurasia.
  • 1453

    THE RENAISSANCE

    THE RENAISSANCE
    The renaissance started with the fall of the Byzantine empire.
  • 1453

    The final of the Middle ages

    The final of the Middle ages
    The fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks
  • Period: 1509 to 1511

    the atenas school

    Image result for the school of athens
    The School of Athens represents the value of scientific thought and natural truth, whose development is attributed to classical antiquity.
  • The end of the renaissance

    The end of the renaissance
    The renaissance ended with the French Revolution.