| Event Date: | Event Title: | Event Description: | |
|---|---|---|---|
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15th Feb, 1054 | Schism between churches | Relations became so strained that the pope and patriarch mutually excommunicated each other |
| Timespan Dates: | Timespan Title: | Timespan Description: | |
| 1st Jan, 0500 to 31st Dec, 1500 |
Post Classical era | ||
| 1st Jan, 0527 to 1st Jan, 0565 |
Reign of Justinian | He remade the city of Constantinople, erecting Hagia Sophia, he was responsible for the codification of Roman law. | |
| 1st Jan, 0589 to 1st Jan, 0618 |
Sui Dynasty | Elaborate project of the Grand Canal was completed, facilitated trade between Northen and Southern China. Due to forced labor, rebellions broke out | |
| 1st Jan, 0606 to 1st Jan, 0648 |
Reign of Harsha | King Harsha temporarily restored unified rule in most of northern India after the collapse of the Gupta dynasty. Collapsed due to secure local governments | |
| 1st Jan, 0618 to 1st Jan, 0907 |
Tang Dynasty | Equal field system was made to ensure and equal distribution of land and to avoid the concentration of landed property that had caused social problems during the Han dynasty. Relied on the Bureaucracy of Merit. Focused on Military Expansion | |
| 1st Jan, 0750 to 1st Jan, 1258 |
Abbasid Dynasty | It overthrew the Umayyad caliphs. It was built by the descendant of Muhammad's youngest uncle. It kept up for two centuries. Abbasid rule was ended in 1258, when Hulagu Khan, the Mongol conqueror, sacked Baghdad. | |
| 1st Jan, 0751 to 1st Jan, 0843 |
Carolingian kingdom | The Carolingians displaced Clovis's successors in Western Europe. Carolingians are named after their founder, Charles Martel. | |
| 1st Jan, 0960 to 1st Jan, 1279 |
Song Dynasty | Never built a very powerful state.Song Dynasty had problems: Song bureaucracy devoured China's surplus produciton, they had very small military. During the Tang and Song, fast-ripening rice developed | |
| 1st Jan, 1000 to 1st Jan, 1400 |
Swahili city states | Trade brought tremendous wealth to coastal east Africa. Cities were islamic, traded and taxed. Concentrated in several coastal and island port cities. | |
| 1st Jan, 1206 to 1st Jan, 1526 |
Sultanate of Delhi | 1206-1526 The successors of Mahmud of Ganzi placed northern India under Islamic control, capital in Dehli, pwerful army | |
| 1st Jan, 1206 to 1st Jan, 1227 |
Reign of Chinggis Khan | Named Temujin, strong Mongol clan leader, became named Chinggis Khan. Strengthened Mongols, died 1227 | |
| 1st Jan, 1300 to |
Kingdom of Kongo | Population pressure and military challenges forced kin based society in the Congo region to form small states. Had central government, traded lots |
