pythagoras

  • 569 BCE

    Pythagoras birth

    Pythagoras was born between 562 and 572 B.C in Samos island (Greece)
  • 551 BCE

    Olympic games

    Olympic games
    At 18 he participated in the Olympic Games and was a boxing champion.
  • 550 BCE

    What did Pythagoras study?

    Pythagoras studied extensively under different teachers. He learned poetry, could recite Homer and play the lyre.
  • 530 BCE

    Travels

    Travels
    Pythagoras traveled through Jonia, Lebanon, Syria and surely India. In these travels he learned a lot and that is what helped him to know all that he knew.
  • 525 BCE

    Pythagora's life in Egypt

    Pythagora's life in Egypt
    Pythagoras lived in Egypt many years and there he learned geometry. There, he founded his first school, but political problems forced him to leave the country.
  • 525 BCE

    Pythagoras' schools

    Pythagoras founded his first Pythagorean school in Egypt, where he lived many years, and where he possibly learned geometry. But due to political problems he had to go to Crotona (Italy), where he later founded his second school, where they studied to become musicians, mathematicians, astronomers and philosophers.
  • 520 BCE

    Pythagora's life in Croton

    Pythagora's life in Croton
    When Pythagoras lived in Croton (where he founded the second pythagorean school), he met his first pupil there, Theano, who was also a philosopher. Later, he married her.
  • 517 BCE

    Children

    The couple had a son named Telauges ,and three daughters named Damo, Arignote, and Myia. Myia is said to have married the famous wrestler Milo of Croton.
  • 515 BCE

    Astronomy

    Astronomy
    Pythagoras taught that the Earth was located at the center of the universe, and that the orbit of the Moon was tilted toward the equator of Earth. He was among the firsts to reveal that the "Morning Star" was the same planet as the "Morning Star", Venus.
  • 507 BCE

    Music Intervals

    Music Intervals
    the discovery of the laws of regular musical intervals, that is, the arithmetical relations of the musical scale, is attributed to Pythagoras
  • 500 BCE

    Pythagora's theorem

    The Pytagorean theorem is exclusively applied to tryangle and tryangles and it help us o obta in cullen form its sides.
    This theorem bears this name because his discovry reacts on the pythagoric school.
  • 477 BCE

    Events in VI century B.C

    -Zen Buddhism penetrates into Vietnam and through China.
    -Black plague strikes Asia.
    -537: The battle of Camlann takes place, the final battle of the legendary King Arthur.
    -590 a. C .: in Egypt, the army sacks Napata, forcing the Cushite court to move to a safer place in Meroe near the sixth cataract.
    -Buddha (480-400 BC, ± 20) Nepali religious creator of Buddhism.
  • 476 BCE

    Pythagora's quotes

    Pythagora's quotes
    silence is better tha meaning words.
    There are two rendenties for the suffeing.
    A fool is known by his peech.
    Learn to be silent.
  • 475 BCE

    Pythagoras' death

    The evidence about the place and year of Pythagoras' death is in 508 B. C. The Pythagorean Society of Crotona was violently attacked and Pythagoras escaped to Metaponto, where he would end his days .
    Iamblich refers to the following version of events: Cilon, a noble citizen of Croton, a leader by birth, rich and powerful, but also violent and tyrannical, eagerly wanted to participate in the way of life of the Pythagoreans.
  • 470 BCE

    Pythagoreans

    Pythagoreans
    Pythagoreanism was a philosophical / religious movement in the middle of the 6th century founded by Pythagoras. These formed the pythagorism school
  • 460 BCE

    Pythian games

    In Pythagoras (Greece) the Pythian games were founded, which is one of the four Panhellenic games with those of Olímpia, Demeos games and Isthmic games.