The Kingdoms Of The Middle Ages

  • 285

    Early Christian and Roman- Split of Rome

    Diocletian divided the Roman Empire in two, with half being ruled by Byzantine and the other half being ruled by Rome.
  • 313

    Early Christian and Rome- Edict of Milan

    The documentation that established the ability for Christians to practice without persecution in Rome.
  • 325

    Early Christians and Rome- Nicaean Creed

    The rules for Christianity that the council of Nicaea created for anyone who wanted to practice Christianity.
  • 410

    Early Christianity and Rome- The Sacking of Rome by Germanic Tribes

    Germanic tribes pushed into Roman land past the Rhine and established living areas in their land.
  • 414

    Byzantine-Theodosius II 's Wall

    Defensive walls built around Constantinople, since it became the capital of the Roman Empire.
  • Period: 447 to 486

    Clovis and The Merovingian Dynasty

    Clovis was the founding father of the Merovingian dynasty.
  • 527

    Byzantine- Justinian becomes Emperor of Byzantine Empire

    Justinian builds Hagia Sophia as Constantine built Constantinople
  • 532

    Byzantine- Hagia Sophia

    Hagia Sophia is built under order of Justinian as a tribute to god.
  • Apr 28, 630

    Islam- Muhammad Conquers Mecca

    Muhammad conquests Mecca to convert them to Islamic.
  • Apr 28, 661

    Islam- Ali is murdered

    Ali took over once Muhammad, the Islamic Prophet died.
  • Apr 28, 732

    Islam- The Battle of Tours

    Between the Frankish leader, Charles Martel, and a massive Islamic army.
  • Period: Apr 28, 751 to Apr 29, 987

    The Carolingian Dynasty

    The Carolingian Renaissance is the first of three renaissances, Charlemagne spread Christianity. Pax Nicephori was the agreement with Byzantine Empire to recognize Charlemagne. The Carolingian alliance promised diplomatic relations with Harun Al Rashid.
  • Apr 28, 762

    Islam- Abbasid Empire

    When the Abbasid caliph, al-Mansur, founded a completely new city for his capital, he called it Baghdad.