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476
The Fall of a Empire {Rome}
The fall Rome marks the beginning of the Middle Ages. In 476 AD, Emperor Romulas Augustas is deposed by the barbarian general Oduever.This event marks the end of one period and the begenning of another -
Period: 476 to Sep 9, 1500
The Middle Ages
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570
Muhammad {S} is born
The last prophet of God is born in Makka in 12 of rabbiwal. With his birth it will take another 40 years until Islam is founded. -
Aug 16, 622
Muhammad {s} Migration To Madina
The Prophet Muhammad {S} migrates to Madina from Makka after being prosecuted.This event will have designated first year of the Islamic Calendar -
Jun 8, 632
Muhammad {s} passes away
By the time Prophet Muhammad {S} death all of Arabia is muslim and is rapidly spreading through the land. -
Dec 16, 1086
Complition of the DomesDay Book
Land and property survey commissioned by William the Conqueror to assess his new possessions. This is the first such undertaking since Roman times. -
Jul 11, 1096
The Crusades
Start of the First Crusade. The Crusades were wars between the Holy Roman Empire and the Muslims over the Holy Land. There would be several Crusades over the next 200 years. -
Oct 29, 1202
Forth Crusade
The forth Crusade is set into motion. They mission of the crusades was put aside., The Crusaders burned and sacked many cities and villages on their route. In the end they never reached the Holy Land of Jerusalam. -
Apr 19, 1227
Genghis Khan Dies
Genghis Khan's kingdom is divided among his children and grandchildren: -
Oct 13, 1307
Templar Knights Put to Death
The Templar Knights are rounded up tortured then burned at the stake by Philip the Fair of France, with the backing of the Pope,this quickens the demise of theTemplar Knights within a decade. -
Aug 16, 1337
The Hundred Years’ War
This war happened when the Kingdom of England waged war against the Kingdom of France. Although there were times of peace war kept on continuing again until 1453 -
Oct 17, 1347
God's Punishment {The Black Death}
The Black Death spread rapidly through Europe and killed one third of the contenient's population. The disease spread through the air, by touching an infected person or being bitten by a infected rat or flea. -
Nov 17, 1431
The Maid of Orléans put to Death
Joan of Arc, French Herion, is burned at the stake by England at the age of 19. -
Dec 15, 1453
Growth of an Empire
The Ottoman Empire captures the city of Constantinople.This marks the end of the Eastern Roman Empire. -
Feb 15, 1492
Christopher Columbus "discovers" America.
On this expedition Christopher Colombus bumps into the Bahammas and thus exploits America. -
Jul 14, 1500
End of the Middle Ages and Beginning of the Renaissance
A new belife of humanism starts in Florence Italy. Way of thinking changed and people started to belive that education was important and that art and music could make life better for everyone. -
Death of Charlemagne
Charlemagne dies without leaving competent successors to continue the glory of the Carolingian dynasty This marks the end of his once united empire. -
First Definitive Reference to the Andromeda Galaxy
Persian astronomer Abd al-Rahman al-Sufi writes in his Book of Fixed Stars, describes a "nebulous spot" in the Andromeda constellation, the first definitive reference to what we now know is the Andromeda Galaxy, the nearest spiral galaxy to our galaxy. -
Charlamagne the New King of Rome
Charlamagne is crowned the new king of the Roman Empire , Charalamagne being crowned king united the state with the church. This was one of the reasons why christianity took firm roots during the Middle Ages. -
Vikings Discover Iceland
The first Viking to discover Iceland was a man named Naddoddur. He got lost while he was on his way to the Faeroes and bumped into what we now call Iceland. After that other people started to come two. -
Sui Dynasty
China is unified again during the Sui dynasty for the first time in almost 400 years.
