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Period: Jan 1, 600 to Dec 31, 1450

Islam
Period: Jan 1, 600 to Dec 31, 1450

Europe
Period: Jan 1, 600 to Dec 31, 1450

Russia
Period: Jan 1, 600 to Dec 31, 1450

Byzantine Empire
Jan 1, 610

Muhammad receives first vision in a cave near Mecca.
Jan 1, 610

Muhammad preaches in Mecca.
Nov 15, 622

Muhammad and followers flee to Medina.
Nov 15, 624

Muslis successfully attack Meccan caravans at Badr
Nov 15, 625

Muslims defeated by Meccans at Uhud.
Nov 15, 630

Muslims capture Mecca.
Nov 15, 630

Muslims have pilgrimage rights in Mecca.
Nov 15, 632

Muhammad dies. Abu Bakr chosen as caliph.
Nov 18, 642

Arabs conquer Egypt.
Nov 18, 700

Traded with Arabs and Phoenicians in ivory, rhino horn, gold, shells, and slaves.
Nov 15, 710

Arab armies enter Spain from North Africa.
Nov 18, 710

Arabs invade and destroy the ancient kingdom of Axum.
Nov 17, 730

The adoption of Iconoclasm results in the loss of most of the Empires remaining in Italian territories.
Nov 15, 747

Umayyad's defeated.
Feb 16, 750

Abu I' Abbas becoes caliph in Iraq.
Nov 15, 750

Abu I'Abbas becomes caliph in Iraq.
Nov 18, 754

Pippin the Short donates a grant of land in central Italy to Stephen the second.
Nov 18, 1000

City of Timbuktu founded in Mali.
Nov 17, 1018

Emperor Basil II campaigns annually against the Bulgars, with the object of annihilating the Bulgar state.
Nov 17, 1018

Bulgaria surrenders and is annexed to the empire. The whole of the Balkans is incorporated into the Byzantine Empire, with the Danube restored as the imperial frontier to the north.
Nov 17, 1025

The Macedonian dynasty is established and the leads the Empire to a military, cultural and territorial revival.
Nov 17, 1025

Byzantine scholars record and preserve many of the remaining ancient Greek and Roman texts.
Nov 17, 1025

With the death of Basil II, the zenith of the Empire's power is passed and the long decline of the Byzantine Empire begins.
Nov 17, 1042

The Byzantine Empire deals a string of defeats upon the Arab border emirates and the Abassid and Fatimid Caliphates, reconquering parts of Armenia, Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine.
Nov 17, 1054

The Great Schism (split between Church in Rome and the Church in Constantinople).
Nov 18, 1054

The Schism of 1054 between the Eastern Orthodox and the Catholic church seperate.
Nov 18, 1066

During the Battle of Hastings, William the Conquerer defeats British King Harold the Second.
Nov 17, 1071

Emperor Romanos IV is defeated by the Seljuk Turks at the Battle of Manzikert. The subsequent civil wars result in the loss of most of Asia Minor to the Turks. In the same year, the last Byzantine outpost in Italy, Bari, is conquered by the Normans.
Nov 18, 1076

Moroccan Almoravid Berbers attack the Ghana kingdom and seize Mauritania and Mali.
Nov 18, 1086

William the Conqueror publishes the Domesday book.
Nov 18, 1087

Muslims invade Ghana.
Nov 18, 1087

Kanem-Bonru converts to Islam.
Nov 18, 1095

During the Council of Clermont Pope urban the second launches a 200 year series of wars.
Nov 18, 1096

1st crusade to Palestine.
Nov 17, 1099

Christian Crusaders take Jerusalem.
Nov 17, 1100

• Russian Primary Chronical is officially considered to be the earliest Old-Russian chronicles of Kievan Rus of the 12th century that has reached our day.
Nov 18, 1100

Kingdom of life in Nigeria.
Nov 17, 1113

• Russian Primary Chronical is officially considered to be the earliest Old-Russian chronicles of Kievan Rus of the 12th century that has reached our day.
Nov 18, 1122

Pope Calixtus II and Holy Roman Emperor agree to the Concordat of Worms.
Nov 18, 1150

Slaves exported to North Africa from New Guinea.
Nov 1, 1193

Most of Crusader states returned to Islam.
Nov 18, 1215

At Runnymede, King John is forced to sign the Magna Carta.
Nov 18, 1231

Pope Gregory IX establishes the Inquisition.
Nov 17, 1238

• Founded in the early 12th century by Vladimir ll of Kiev, it was (1157-1238) the capital of the grand duchy of Vladimir was destroyed
Nov 18, 1250

The hanseatic League is established.
Nov 18, 1300

Kingdom of Benin in Nigeria.
Nov 18, 1300

The coming of the Italian Renaissance is foreshadowed two contemporary Italian virtuosos.
Nov 18, 1323

One of the greatest scholars of the Middle Ages is canonized as a saint.
Aug 16, 1324

Muslim merchants and missionaries settle in Southeast Asia.

Happened between 1281-1324.
Nov 18, 1324

Mansa Musa, ruler of Mali, makes a pilgrimage to Mecca and shows off his great wealth.
Nov 18, 1325

Ibn Battua visits Mali.
Nov 18, 1337

The Hundred Years War between England and France war fought.
Nov 18, 1347

A catastrophic pandemic, the black death, spreads.
Nov 18, 1356

Holy Roman emperor Charles IV issues the Golden Bull.
Nov 18, 1378

Pope Gregory XI's death results in the Great Schism.
Nov 17, 1382

His great victory a Kulikovo (1380) made him a popular Russian hero, but the Tatars regained their overlordship by their successful surprise attack on Moscow in 1382.
Nov 17, 1400

Islam reaches the Philippines.

Took place during the 1400's.
Nov 18, 1415

Portuguese conquerer Ceuta in North Africa; 1st European foothold in Africa.
Nov 18, 1450

Johannes Gutenberg introduces the printing press.
Nov 17, 1598

Rurik’s successors founded the powerful Kievan state, which lasted until the 13th century. The house of Rurik also came to rule the grand duchy of Moscow, and later all Russia, until the death of Feodor 1 in 1598.
Mar 20, 2010

Mongols capture Baghdad. City sacked. Caliph killed. End of Abbasid calliphate.
Mar 2, 2022

First Fatimid caliph in Tunisia.
Mar 2, 2022

Sicily comes under Muslim rule.

Happeed in the 800's.
Mar 2, 2022

West Africa begins to convert to Islam.

Late 900's.
Mar 2, 2022

Byzantine city of Carthage in North Africa falls to the Arab invasion.
Mar 2, 2022

• The Rus- Byzantine War of 860 was the only major military expedition of the Rus Khaganate recorded in Byzantine and Western Europe.
Mar 2, 2022

Arabs conquer Carthage
Mar 2, 2022

Kingdom of Ghana.
Mar 2, 2022

Robbing and plundering churches and killing villages, Vikings begin raiding the British Isles.
Mar 2, 2022

During a December 25 mass, Pope Leo the third kings Charlemagnes.
Mar 2, 2022

German King otto the Great's victory at the battle of Lechfield ends more than 90 years of pillaging.

Islam

Europe

Russia

Byzantine Empire

Muhammad receives first vision in a cave near Mecca.

Muhammad preaches in Mecca.

Muhammad and followers flee to Medina.

Muslis successfully attack Meccan caravans at Badr

Muslims defeated by Meccans at Uhud.

Muslims capture Mecca.

Muslims have pilgrimage rights in Mecca.

Muhammad dies. Abu Bakr chosen as caliph.

Arabs conquer Egypt.

Traded with Arabs and Phoenicians in ivory, rhino horn, gold, shells, and slaves.

Arab armies enter Spain from North Africa.

Arabs invade and destroy the ancient kingdom of Axum.

The adoption of Iconoclasm results in the loss of most of the Empires remaining in Italian territories.

Umayyad's defeated.

Abu I' Abbas becoes caliph in Iraq.

Abu I'Abbas becomes caliph in Iraq.

Pippin the Short donates a grant of land in central Italy to Stephen the second.

City of Timbuktu founded in Mali.

Emperor Basil II campaigns annually against the Bulgars, with the object of annihilating the Bulgar state.

Bulgaria surrenders and is annexed to the empire. The whole of the Balkans is incorporated into the Byzantine Empire, with the Danube restored as the imperial frontier to the north.

The Macedonian dynasty is established and the leads the Empire to a military, cultural and territorial revival.

Byzantine scholars record and preserve many of the remaining ancient Greek and Roman texts.

With the death of Basil II, the zenith of the Empire's power is passed and the long decline of the Byzantine Empire begins.

The Byzantine Empire deals a string of defeats upon the Arab border emirates and the Abassid and Fatimid Caliphates, reconquering parts of Armenia, Mesopotamia, Syria and Palestine.

The Great Schism (split between Church in Rome and the Church in Constantinople).

The Schism of 1054 between the Eastern Orthodox and the Catholic church seperate.

During the Battle of Hastings, William the Conquerer defeats British King Harold the Second.

Emperor Romanos IV is defeated by the Seljuk Turks at the Battle of Manzikert. The subsequent civil wars result in the loss of most of Asia Minor to the Turks. In the same year, the last Byzantine outpost in Italy, Bari, is conquered by the Normans.

Moroccan Almoravid Berbers attack the Ghana kingdom and seize Mauritania and Mali.

William the Conqueror publishes the Domesday book.

Muslims invade Ghana.

Kanem-Bonru converts to Islam.

During the Council of Clermont Pope urban the second launches a 200 year series of wars.

1st crusade to Palestine.

Christian Crusaders take Jerusalem.

• Russian Primary Chronical is officially considered to be the earliest Old-Russian chronicles of Kievan Rus of the 12th century that has reached our day.

Kingdom of life in Nigeria.

• Russian Primary Chronical is officially considered to be the earliest Old-Russian chronicles of Kievan Rus of the 12th century that has reached our day.

Pope Calixtus II and Holy Roman Emperor agree to the Concordat of Worms.

Slaves exported to North Africa from New Guinea.

Most of Crusader states returned to Islam.

At Runnymede, King John is forced to sign the Magna Carta.

Pope Gregory IX establishes the Inquisition.

• Founded in the early 12th century by Vladimir ll of Kiev, it was (1157-1238) the capital of the grand duchy of Vladimir was destroyed

The hanseatic League is established.

Kingdom of Benin in Nigeria.

The coming of the Italian Renaissance is foreshadowed two contemporary Italian virtuosos.

One of the greatest scholars of the Middle Ages is canonized as a saint.

Muslim merchants and missionaries settle in Southeast Asia.

Mansa Musa, ruler of Mali, makes a pilgrimage to Mecca and shows off his great wealth.

Ibn Battua visits Mali.

The Hundred Years War between England and France war fought.

A catastrophic pandemic, the black death, spreads.

Holy Roman emperor Charles IV issues the Golden Bull.

Pope Gregory XI's death results in the Great Schism.

His great victory a Kulikovo (1380) made him a popular Russian hero, but the Tatars regained their overlordship by their successful surprise attack on Moscow in 1382.

Islam reaches the Philippines.

Portuguese conquerer Ceuta in North Africa; 1st European foothold in Africa.

Johannes Gutenberg introduces the printing press.

Rurik’s successors founded the powerful Kievan state, which lasted until the 13th century. The house of Rurik also came to rule the grand duchy of Moscow, and later all Russia, until the death of Feodor 1 in 1598.

Mongols capture Baghdad. City sacked. Caliph killed. End of Abbasid calliphate.

First Fatimid caliph in Tunisia.

Sicily comes under Muslim rule.

West Africa begins to convert to Islam.

Byzantine city of Carthage in North Africa falls to the Arab invasion.

• The Rus- Byzantine War of 860 was the only major military expedition of the Rus Khaganate recorded in Byzantine and Western Europe.

Arabs conquer Carthage

Kingdom of Ghana.

Robbing and plundering churches and killing villages, Vikings begin raiding the British Isles.

During a December 25 mass, Pope Leo the third kings Charlemagnes.

German King otto the Great's victory at the battle of Lechfield ends more than 90 years of pillaging.