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The Golden Bull of 1356 was a document that allowed seven prince-electors to elect the Holy Roman Emperor. It fixed many issues within the Holy Roman Empire. (I didn't really know what you meant by the prompt)
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Ming Taizu founded the Ming dynasty, ruling over land that had been conquered by the Mongols, and adopting many of the systems created by the Mongols.
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The Portuguese prince, Henry the Navigator, took the Morrocan fortress Cueta, gaming to convert the inhabitants to Christianity
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The Mexica start a series of conquests that lead to the creation of their empire.
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Admiral Zheng He died, which prompted the Ming government to cancel the voyages and use their resources on the Great Wall instead.
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Pachatakuti launched military campaigns outward from Cuzco, conquering nearby villages and integrating them into the empire.
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Mehmed the Conqueror began the siege of Constantinople, destroying all ships that attempted to enter the harbor. The siege lasted 2 months.
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The Hundred Years' War, a war between the rulers of England and the House of Valois over the right to rule France.
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In 1492 the Reconquista, an effort by Spain and Portugal to spread Christianity and conquer the Iberian Peninsula, ended.
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Emperor Ackbar took the throne of the Mughal Empire. He created policies of religious toleration and inclusion, allowing the primarily Hindu population to practice their religion freely.
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Russian nobles offered the throne to Mikhail Romanov, beginning the Romanov Dynasty. This dynasty continues expanding the Russian domain.