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Expanding Byzantine
The emperor of Constantine expanded the limits of his city Byzantine. -
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Byzantine Empire
Originated as the eastern half of the roman empire. -
Period: 500 to Apr 13, 1450
Western Europe (Middle Ages)
A feudalistic period in Europe. More than one ruler tried to centralize the area, but none succeded past their rule. -
Period: 500 to Apr 14, 1200
Ghana
Later absorbed into Mali, it was the center for trans-saharan trade. -
Period: Apr 15, 634 to Apr 15, 650
Arab Conquers
arab armies won war against Sasanid Empire and gaind Syria and Tunish. -
Apr 13, 640
Changan
A major trade city. On this date, Changan reached a population of over 2 million, making it the largest city in the world at the time. -
Period: Apr 15, 661 to Apr 15, 750
Ruled by Ummayad
Ruled by the Ummayad Islam is spread to northern Africa and into Spain. -
Period: Apr 15, 700 to
Cotroversy of relegion in Byzantine
They got mad over the use of relegion images and the use of relegion. -
Apr 15, 750
Spread to Spain
Umayyad Caliphate princess escapes to spain and their she gets to know the government and makes an alliance with them. -
Apr 13, 1000
Gunpowder
In this century, Gunpowder is invented and gradually improved throughout. It led to the invention of fireworks in the next century. -
Period: Apr 15, 1000 to Apr 15, 1200
Cultural Diffusion of Byzantine
Cultrue diffusion through crusades they enlightened the people passing by about Byzantine. -
Apr 13, 1050
Block Printing
The invention of block printing and moveable type. This revolutionized the writing methods in the world. -
Apr 15, 1054
Religion in Byzantine Empire
Relegions split into Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox. -
Apr 15, 1055
Conquest of Baghdad
Selujk Turks conquered Baghdad. -
Apr 14, 1067
Pope Gregory VII
Pope Gregory VII became pope. This started Church reforms. -
Apr 15, 1081
Byzantine
1081 The empire repulses the new Norman kingdom of South Italy, which has launched a devastating invasion of the Byzantine Empire from the west; the Norman goal was to destroy Byzantium and make Constantinople the capital of the Norman state. -
Period: Apr 13, 1095 to Apr 13, 1204
Crusades
Led by Pope Urban II, the Church led holy wars against infidels. They tried, and failed, to take back palestine. They also took, lost, and re-took Jerusalem. -
Apr 13, 1126
Song Splits
The song split into the north controlled by nomads, and the south remaining the same. However, the south continiued to advance in technology. -
Apr 15, 1185
fedual japan
start of fedual epoch of kamakura period in japan. Also known as shoguns. -
Apr 13, 1200
The Church
By this date, the church owned over 1/3 of the land in europe. Out of all the land, they were the one centralizing power. -
Apr 13, 1204
Constantinople
In 1204, Constantinople, the capital of the Byzanine Empire, was captured in the crusades, severely weakeaning Byzantine. it was held by Europe for 50 years until it was retaken. -
Apr 15, 1206
Delhi Sultante
Centralized indian empire created by muslim invaders. This introduced extensive new water control systems. -
Apr 15, 1206
Delhi
Delhi Sultante cetralized indian empire created by muslim invaders. This inroduced extensive new water control system. -
Apr 14, 1221
Mongols
Mogols entered Indus River Valley. This was led by Ghengis Khan. -
Apr 14, 1229
Mongol attack
Lanched an attack on Delhi sultante. This is where Khan had left troops there. -
Period: Apr 14, 1235 to Apr 14, 1490
Mali
Mali contolled all the trade in the reigion. Was voluntarily Islamic. -
Apr 15, 1250
delhi
Irrigation conplex in ceylon And fell into ruin. This was when invafers from sind disrupted sinhalese gov. -
Apr 14, 1251
Mongols
The Sons of tuli took control of mongol succession. He was another son of Genghis Khan. -
Apr 14, 1258
Mongols
Mogols overran Islamic Empire. Destroyed Baghdad and ended Abbasid Dynasty. -
Apr 14, 1260
Mongols Defeted
Mogols defeated by the mamluks of Egypt. As well as the Mongol Empire extended from Siberrian forest to the western punjab. also, from yellow sea to eastern med coast. -
Apr 15, 1274
fedual japan
mongol attacks on japan repulsed. -
Apr 14, 1275
Mongols: Marco Polo
1275-1295 Venetian trader Marco Polo lived in the Mongol Empire. Marco Polo visited and befriended the Great Khan, the ruler of the Mongol Empire. -
Apr 14, 1279
Mongols
Mongols completed the conquest of southern China. As well as establishing the Chinese Yuan dynasty which lasted until 1368. -
Period: Apr 13, 1300 to Apr 13, 1500
Renaissance
A revival of Greek and Roman art. It was inspired by trade with Islam. -
Apr 14, 1300
Florence
It was a major trade center. It controlled & taxed all the trade in the penninsula. -
Apr 14, 1300
Mongols: Tamerlane
Tamerlane's founded his empire on the ruins of the mongol empire. This was begun by Genghis Kahn. -
Apr 14, 1300
Mongol
A mongol descett, not from Genghis led troops into India. After conquering region east of Caspian Sea, Meso, and baghdad. -
Apr 15, 1300
Delhi
Sultantin built a etwork of irrigation canals in the gantes plain. This made it possible to grow crops throughout the year. -
Apr 15, 1300
Byzantine
Byzantine defenses in Asia and Europe gradually collapse as the Ottoman Turks advance. Constantinople, now essentially all that remains of the empire, continues to stand against them. -
Period: Apr 14, 1312 to Apr 14, 1337
Mansa Musa
He was the emperor of Mali for this span. He was muslim and went on a pilgrimage to mecca. -
Period: Apr 13, 1340 to
Black Plague
A disease that came from China by fleas on rats. Severely decreased the population. Some lost their faith in God from it, and others blamed the Jews. -
Apr 14, 1369
Mogols: Tamerlane
Tamerlane took power in Samarkand. This became capital of empire. -
Apr 15, 1400
Delhi
Great cambodia system fell into ruins. This occured when the gov collapsed. -
Period: Apr 15, 1410 to
Songhai Empire
One of the largest Islamic Empires. Its people were the Songhai race. -
Apr 14, 1440
Gutenberg Press
The first complete printing press, exeeding the chinese one. Created by Johannes Gutenberg in the Holy Roman Empire. -
Apr 15, 1453
Constantinople
With the many tries to conquer constantinople muslims finally gain it. -
Apr 15, 1453
Byzantine Empire collapsed
Invasion of the Ottomans end the Byzantine Empire. -
Fedual japan
christian converts persecuted. this occured in japan. -
Spread to southeast asia
Muslim merchants reach southeast asia and trade with the locals. -
Feudal Japan
Tokugawa period fedual japan fially unified. as well as pacified. -
fedual japan
japan excudes all foregners. This ment that they didnt alow other people in. -
Ghanan Islamic Conversion
The kings converted to Islam. Improved trade with muslims. -
Empress Wu
Was titled the Heavenly Empress in this year. In fear of her power being taken, she killed all the Emperor's mistresses and their sons. On a positive note, she started a school for Buddhism and Confucianism. -
Treaty of Verdun
Charlemagnes empire is split between his grandsons with the Treaty of Verdun. This splits Holy Rome and France/ -
Delhi
India ocean islad of ceylon had been home of the greatest concentration of irrigatios reservoirs and canas. These facilities enables powerful sinhalese kingdom. -
Language in Byzantine
Greek became the official language of Byzantine -
Period: to
Sui Dynasty
The short-lived Sui Dynasty reunited China after a long period of states. They also started the construction of the Grand Canal, which was finished during the Tang. -
Period: to
Anti-Buddhist Campaign
This campaign caused the destruction of monestaries, and weakened the influence of Buddhism on China. This caused NeoConfucianism to form. -
Period: to Apr 13, 1279
Song Dynasty
This dynasty centralized China. It reestablished the Tributary system and brought more imprtance to the Civil Service Exam. -
Period: to
Tang Dynasty
A highpoint in Chinese society, surpassing the Han Dynasty before. Was established by the Li family. -
Period: to
Charlemagne
Was crowned the king of the Holy Roman Empire. He is also known as Charles I