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Clovis conquers france and belgium
After conquering most of France and Belgium, Clovis converted all of his territories to a western catholic Christianity. -
Nov 13, 627
Persia is Conquerd by the Byzantine forces!
After the Byzantine's Conquer persia, they take back their precious artifact, The Jerusalem cross which was stolen in 614. -
Nov 13, 650
The Arabian's strike back!
Arabian forces take control of most of the Byzantine territories, once ruled by the Persians. -
Nov 13, 1025
Aristocracy takes over the Byzantine government!
The economic structure of the Byzanitine empire crumbles when aristocracy takes over their government. -
Nov 13, 1099
First Crusade!
The crusaders of the First Crusade capture Jerusalem, killing its Muslim inhabitants. The Crusaders divide their new territories into four principalities. -
Nov 13, 1215
Magna carta
In 1215, the Magna carta was forced to be signed by King John of England, making it the first of a series of documents to be signed by a King by force. One of the few rights this gave the people was "no taxation without representation." -
Nov 13, 1261
Byzantine Empire returns
The Byzanite Empire returns to constantipole. Causing the rule of east emprors to become re-established. -
Nov 13, 1285
France Is now the most powerful
France become the most powerful "power" in europe, thanks to PhilipIV, grandson of St. louis. At this time, he attemooted to take control of the french church from Rome. -
Nov 13, 1347
Black death!
The black death appears in western europe until around the 15th century. The black death is not just the bubonic plauge, but also the other pneumonicplauges, such as antrax. -
Nov 13, 1505
Ivan the Great
Extends the border of russia to the Byelorussian and Ukranian territories before dying. -
The Treaty of Verdun divides the Carolingian Empire among the three grands of Charlemagne.
Charles the Bald receives Francia Occidentalis (much of western modern-day France), Lothar I receives Francia Media (central lands including parts of modern Belgium, the Netherlands, western Germany, eastern France, Switzerland, and much of Italy), and Louis II receives Francia Orientalis (land east of the Rhine River).
