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Jan 1, 1299
Beginning of the Ottoman Empire
The date is unknown for the start of the empire however we do know it started in1299. -
Jan 1, 1337
Beginning of 100 years war
100 years of war between England and France. -
Jan 1, 1347
The Black Death
A disease more commonly known as plague invaded Medieval europe. It first came from Asia but then travelled to Western Europe from local traders. -
Jan 1, 1349
King Edward III
King Edward (III) orders his followers to clean all streets in the city to rid the curbs of dead bodies from the diseased -
Jan 1, 1349
Jews Killed
3000 Jews killed killed (Germany).
Almost no Jews were left in 1551 because of how many Christians killed Jews during The Black Death. -
Feb 2, 1349
200 Citizens Buried Every day
Because of the death toll, people were being buried in London so often (200 people a day) that the graveyard used was piled 5m deep with bodies of the deceased. -
Jan 1, 1381
The Peasants Revolt
In England the Peasants Revolt happens, some peasants rebelling and causing trouble for their town. Serious punishments were given to these trouble makers and this soon scared the peasants of offending the King. -
Sep 25, 1396
Conquest of Bulgaria in the Batlle of Nicopolis
The Turkish were successful in the Battle of Nicopolis. A battle between the Turkish (apart of the Ottoman Empire) and 60,000 Hungarian, English, Polish, Italian German and French soldiers who intended to steal the city of Nikopolis but did not succeed and the Turkish won, claiming ownership of Bulgaria. -
May 29, 1400
Conquer of Constantinople by Mehmed II
Mehmed the second conquers Constantinople, leaving the collapsed effect of the ending of the Byzantine Empire. Mehmed II fought in the war of the siege of Constantinople with an army thatincluded 80,000 to 200,000 soldiers With a navy of 320 ships. -
Jan 1, 1454
Italy Divided
Italy becomes divided into five major parts including Milan, Florence, souther kingdom of Naples, Venice and the Papal States. -
Jan 1, 1509
Henry VIII becomes King of England
Henry VIII becomes King of England and becomes married to around 10 women over time. His daughter (from the wife Anne Hastings) was the next to reign England, this was Elizabeth I. -
Jan 1, 1558
Elizabeth I becomes Queen of England
Elizabeth I becomes Queen of England. She was born into the Royal family as her father was Henrey VIII. Until her death she ruled England and then in her footsteps her half brother Edward VI continued the throne. -
Jan 1, 1571
Oda Nobunaga
Oda Nobunaga threatens the Buddhist monks because of refusing to fully obey to his authority. Oda then attacked the Buddhist Monastery on Mt. Hiei -
Jan 1, 1582
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Toyotomi was Nobungas number one ally as a general. After Nobungas murder, Toyotomi went back to Kyoto (followed by his army) and fought the Mitsuhide army in revenge and won. He then became one of the most successful military leaders in 1590 after he defeated the rest of Japan that Nobunga had failed to conquer. -
Toyotomi's Edict of Change
Hideyoshi decided that because of his power and how much taax and income came from the work of peasants, he needed stricter control over them. Peasants made up 80% of the population, thus he restricted where they could move to and created rules allowing no one to move from village to village. This change was massive as not onlywere'nt they allowed to leave, but no peasants were allowed weapons of any kind or were able to switch between jobs. -
Hideyoshi
Hideyoshi fails attack on Korea but is stopped by China. Hideyoshi is a daimyo that first served Oda Nobunaga -
Great Fire of London
Started in Pudding Lane and travelled so far it was known as a ‘Great Fire’. -
End of Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire falls and collapses, after World War One and now currently is known as Turkey. (located in Asia and Europe). -
Japan, China and WWII
Japan enhanced a war on China, this then led on to become a part of WWII
