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476
The End of Rome
The last Roman emperor in the west, Romulus Augustus, was deposed by the Foederaiti Chieftain, Odocer. -
Period: 476 to
The spread of Christian, Plague, Dark Ages
The spread of Christian, Plague, Dark Ages -
527
Byzantine Emperor
Justinian I becomes the Byzantine emperor. -
541
Bubonic Plague
The Bobonic plague appears suddenly in Europe and spred to Constantinope where it killa at least 230000 people. -
552
silkworms
Justinian recieves silkworm eggs smuggled from China by two Nestorian. -
572
peace breaking
Byzantine emperor Justin II breaks peace with Persia and invades Nisibis. Lombards take the Byzantine stronghold pf Pavia and establish the kingdom of the Lombards in Northern Italy. -
Feb 5, 630
Mecca capturation
Muhhamad sets out to capture Mecca by force. -
Feb 5, 632
Muhammad dies
Muhammad dies. -
Feb 5, 661
Umayyad caliphate
Caliph Aliu ibn Abi Talib is assassinates with his assassination th Rashidun Caliphate ends and Muawiyah I founds the Umayyad caliphate. -
Period: Feb 15, 661 to Feb 15, 752
Muslim Expansion, famous Lumberjack, Hammer
Muslim Expansion, famous Lumberjack, Hammer -
Feb 15, 671
Battle of two rivers
king Ecgfrith of Northumbria defeats th Picts. -
Feb 5, 707
Bablearic Islands
The Byzantines lose the Bablearic Islands. -
Feb 7, 715
Picts
Netchtan mac Der-llei, king of the picts invites the Northumbrian clergy to establish christianity amongest the Picts. -
Feb 7, 727
condemns iconoclasm
Pope Gregory II condemns iconoclasm, causing Byzantine Italy to break with the empire. -
Feb 7, 751
King of the Franks
Pepin the Short is elected as the king of the Franks by the Frankish nobility, marking the end of the Merovingan and the begining of the Carolingian dynasty. -
Period: Feb 15, 753 to
Charlemagne, Vikings, Saracens, Holy Roman Empire
Charlemagne, Vikings, Saracens, Holy Roman Empire -
Feb 7, 771
Carloman I
Carloman I, king of the Franks dies, leaving his brother Chalomagne king of now complete Frankish kingdom. -
Feb 7, 772
Fightings
Frankish king Charlomagne starts fighting the Saxons and th Frisians. -
Feb 7, 773
Request
At request of the Pope Adrian I, Charlomagne crosses the Alps and invades the kingdom of the Lombards headed by the king Desiderius. -
Feb 7, 774
King of Lombards
Charlomagne conquers the kingdom of Lombards, and takes title of king of Lombards. -
Feb 7, 777
Charlomagne defeats the Saxons.
Charlomagne defeats the Saxns. -
Period: Feb 15, 1029 to Feb 15, 1120
The Conqueror, The Turks, Emperor v. Pope and Crusaders
The Conqueror, The Turks, Emperor v. Pope and Crusaders -
Feb 15, 1031
Cordoba
The Moorish Caliphate of Cordoba collapses. -
Feb 15, 1037
against the Arabs
George Maniaces begins a compaign against the Arabs in Sicily. -
Feb 15, 1046
First contact
The first contact occurs between the Byzantine Empire and the Seljuks. -
Feb 15, 1055
Capture
The Seljuk Turks capture Baghdad. -
Feb 15, 1064
Turkish incursions
The Seljuk turks storm Anatolia, taking Casarea and Ani, marking the begining of Turkish incursions into Antolia. -
Feb 15, 1120
Wrecked ship
The White shi is wrevked in the English Channel, resulting in the death of King Henry I of England. -
Period: Feb 15, 1121 to Feb 15, 1212
Gothic Architecture, THe Second Crusade, GYpsies and red Beard
Gothic Architecture, THe Second Crusade, GYpsies and red Beard -
Feb 15, 1137
King of France
Louis VII is crowned KIng of France. -
Feb 15, 1144
Eugene III
POpe Eugene III issuses the bull Quantum praedecessores, calling for the Second CRusade -
Jun 15, 1148
The second Crusade
THe Second Crusade reches Sewslaem. -
Jul 15, 1148
Failture
THe Siege of Damascus ends in failture. -
Feb 15, 1150
Gypsies
The earlest textual reference is made to Gypsies working as musicians in Constantinople. -
Feb 15, 1155
Holy Roman Emperor
FRederick I Barossa is crowned Holy Roman Emperor. -
Period: Feb 15, 1213 to Feb 15, 1300
The Magna Carta, The Mongols, THe Inquisition and Longshanks
The Magna Carta, The Mongols, THe Inquisition and Longshanks -
Feb 15, 1214
Battle of Bouvines
In France, Philip II of France defeats John of England. -
Feb 15, 1220
Invasion of Mongols
The MOngols first invade the Abbasid Caliphate. -
Feb 15, 1233
Inquisition
The inquisition is established -
Feb 15, 1237
Mongol invasion of Rus':
Sack of Ryazan. -
Feb 15, 1290
KIng Edward I
King Edward I of England orderss all Jews to leave England. -
Feb 15, 1297
Battle of Stirling Bridge
The Scottish armies of Andrew Moray and William defeat the English -
lombards
The Lombards then turn West, gang up with a bunch of Bavarians, Sarmtians, Saxons and Taifali and invade Italy. -
Cadwaladr
Cadwaladr launches the last Welsh offensive against the Saxons in Britian. -
Moors
The Moors lose Madeid to the Kingdom of Leon. -
Northumbria
King Edmund I takes Northumbria from the Vikings. -
Aleppo
A Byzantine army under Nikephoros Phokas captures and pluders Aleppo. -
Compaign
Nicephorus II begins a compaign to recapture Cilicia. -
Siege of Kiev
THe Pechenegs begin the siege of Kiev. -
Ruler of the Salian Franks
Clovis I becomes the ruler of th Salian Franks when he was 13. -
converting Anglo_Saxons
Pope Gregory I sends Augustine to England to convert Anglo Saxons to Christianity. -
Astrurias VS. al-Andalus
High water mark of Alfonso ll of Asturias's campaighs against al-Andalus. thebChristians sack Lisbon. -
First siege
First siege of Constantinope by the Rus. -
Rurik
Rurik gains control of Novgorod. -
Nie battles
Nine battles are fought between the danes and Wessex. -
Charles the Fat
Carles the Fat becomes king of western Francia. -
Lundenburgh
Alfred the Great captures London and renames it Lundenburgh. -
split
With the death of Charles the fat, the Frankish kingdom split again. -
duke of Poland
Mieszko I, the first duke of Poland, is baptized a Christian. -
militory victories
The Lombards, Avars, Slavs and Visigoths all win military victories over the Byzantine empire and gain territory at their expense. -
Period: to
Norsemen, origin of Russia
Norsemen, origin of Russia -
Period: to Feb 15, 1028
Viking in America, the unready King and Beowulf
Viking in America, the unready King and Beowulf -
Period: to Feb 15, 660
The spread of Christian, the rise of Feudalism, Dark Ages
The spread of Christian, the rise of Feudalism, Dark Ages