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324 Byzantine Empire
Beginning of Byzantine Empire. -
Period: 527 to 565
Justinian Reign
The reign of Justinian I he sought to make the empire great. He is considered very important to Orthodox Christians. -
Period: Apr 15, 600 to Apr 15, 700
Confucianism arrives in Japan.
Confucianism become a large part of Japanese culture after being introduced. -
Apr 15, 650
Tang Gao Zong
Defated the turkish. Later defeated Japan and Korea. -
Apr 15, 656
Ali Caliphate was established.
This was the first civil war. -
Apr 15, 661
The Ali caliphate ended
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Mar 15, 710
Nara is established.
Nara became Japan's first capital. It was aa center for many important things, then was replaced by Kyoto. -
Apr 15, 776
Caliphate of Harun Ali Rashid was established
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Apr 15, 1054
The Great Schism
This split Christianity into two seperate practices. It was divided into Roman Catholicism and Christian Orthodx. -
Apr 15, 1055
Seljuk Turks take control of Baghdad.
Baghdad was former capital. -
Jan 1, 1076
Almoravids
After 1076, Ghana fell prey to a new state formed by Almoravids (former desert nomads). -
Apr 15, 1081
Byzantine Empire 1081-1118
Alexius Comreys rules Byzantine Empire, calls for western military aid Muslims. -
Period: Apr 15, 1081 to Apr 15, 1118
Byzantine Empire
Alexius Comreys rules Byzantine Empire, calls for western military aid against Muslims. -
Nov 15, 1096
First Crusade
First of many crusades beings, it's focus was to regain Holy Lands that were captured earlier by Muslims. -
Apr 15, 1099
First crusade captures Jjerusalem
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Apr 15, 1150
Byzantine Empire ( MId-Eleventh Century)
Turned Byzantine Empire from a far-flung empire into a fairy compact state. -
Period: Apr 15, 1185 to Apr 15, 1573
Shogunate Feudal Japan
Period of Shogunate reign over Japan,
Shogunates become a big part of Japanese society, and change the Japanese politics. -
Apr 15, 1204
Fourth Crusade
Crrusaders of the Fourth Crusade capture Constantinople. The Byzantine capital was conquered by Ottomans, -
Apr 15, 1212
Iberian Penninsula
Spain conqueres the Iberian peninsula from the Muslims. It became a case of Christianity overpowering Muslims. -
Apr 15, 1215
Magna Carta
The Magna Carta was written. The Magna Carta challenged monarch authority, and was one of the first documents to express a new system. -
Apr 15, 1230
Mali Empire Founded
The Mali Empire was founded by an indigenous African Dynasty. -
Apr 15, 1236
India Between 1206-1236
Muslim invaders extended their rule over the Himdu princes and chiefs in much of northern India. -
Apr 15, 1250
Mamuks take contol of Egypt.
Egypt was before controlled by the Fatimids. -
Apr 15, 1268
Typhoon Kamikaze
A typhoon that occured in Japan, it ended up helping Japan because it stopped a Mongol invasion that was going to happen. -
Apr 15, 1273
End of Xiangyang Battle
The six-year long battle of Xiangyang ends as commander of the Song Dynasty's forces surrender to Kublai Khan. The battle is the first in which firearms are used in combat -
Apr 15, 1275
Invasion
After invading Mongol forces, the song dynasty capture the chinese city of Suzhou. -
Apr 15, 1295
Delhi Sultunate 1296-1316
Sultan -ud-din Khalji increased his control over the empires outlying provinces. Wage and price controls in Delhi kept down the cost of maintaining a large army. -
Apr 15, 1335
Delhi Sultunate Between 1325-1351
Delhi's ruler was Sultan Muhammad ibn Thighluq. -
Period: Apr 15, 1337 to Apr 15, 1453
Hundred Years War
War between France and England over disputes for power.
The war had invasions on both sides for territory control. The war ended with Henry V's marriage into the House of Valois. -
Period: Apr 15, 1346 to Apr 15, 1353
Black Plague or Black Death
A period of time in Europe where disease spread and killed most of the population in that time. The epidemic was caused by fleas and spread through most of Europe. -
Apr 15, 1398
Delhi Sultunate 1398
The Turko Mongol leader Timur seized the opportunity to invade and captured the city of Delhi. -
Apr 15, 1400
India Between 1250-1400
The irrigation complex in ceylon fell into ruin when invaders from south India disrupted the Sinhalese government. -
Apr 15, 1453
Byzantine Empire
End of Byzantine Empire -
Period: Apr 15, 1478 to
Spanish Inquisition
The Spanish Inquisition was for both religious and political reasons. People were being persecuted out of Spain, and were told to confess to the Catholic church their wrong doings. -
Kingdom of Ghana Begins
Ghana was the title of the kings who ruled the kingdom. It was controlled by Sundiata in 1240 AD. Later it expanded into the larger Mali Empire. -
Ghana
Ghana was the earliest known sub-saharan beneficiary of the new exchange system. -
Third Crusade
The Third Crusade, or the Seige of Jerusalem was the recapture of Jerulsalem by Saladin. -
Byzantine Empire
Emperor Theodosius bans paganism in Byzantine Empire. -
Byzantine Empire
The pope crowed the first Holy Roman Empire -
Song Empire Founded
The Song Empire was founded in 960. After founded, both chinese economics and arts flourished. -
End of Tang Empire
In 907, Zhu Quanzhong forced Emperor Ai to leave and then he took over, changed the national title to Liang and moved the capital city to Kaifeng. That was the end of the Tang Empire. -
Tang Empire founded
The Tang Dynasty was the most populous city in the world at the time, and was a very high point in Chinese civilization -
Huang Chao Rebellion
After the Rebellion, the Tang Dynasty weakened. It later then dissolved within a few decades after the rebellion and the empire broke into The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. -
Tang Empress Wu
Tang Empress Wu was the first female empress in Chinese history.She changed dynasty's name to Zhou/Zhong Zong. -
Harun Ali Rashid caliphate ended
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The Abbasid capital moved from Baghdad to Samarra
Major as in a capital was being moved. -
Shi'ite caliphate was created.
Most famous caliphate. -
Fatimids conquer Egypt.
This was the first time the Fatimids were in control of Egypt. -
Death of Charlemange
Charlemagne was emperor of Romans and expanded terriotory. He was crowned Imperator Augustus by Pope Leo II. He founded French and German monarchies. -
Period: to Apr 15, 1185
Heian Period of Japan
It was named after the capital, Kyoto. It was a time of art and literature.