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324
Byzantine empire at it's establishment
The Byzantine Empire was found by Constantine.
The Byzantine Empire was originally the eastern half of the Roman Empire. -
410
Fall of Roman Empire
The fall of the Roman Empire marks the end of the classical period and the beginning of the medieval ages.
The cause of the Fall of the Roman Empire was caused by discrepancies between the senate and the Emperor, invasions, failing economy, etc... -
410
Aleric dies
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453
End of Byzantine empire
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465
Clovis is born
Clovis was the son of a Frankish king. In 481, at the death of Clovis's father, Clovis to became a king.
In order to gain more power and land, Clovis went into battle with other Frankish kings. -
511
Clovis's rule ends
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532
Nika riots
The Nika riots were the greatest riots in Constantinople's history with a total death count of nearly thirty thousand people.
These riots nearly brought the fall of the Byzantine empire when Justinian was nearly ready to leave by ship only to be told by his wife Theodorra that, "Purple is a good color for a funeral" convincing him to stay and hold down the empire. -
547
St. Benedict's end
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565
End of Justinian's rule
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Jan 18, 741
End of Charles "The Hammer" Martel's power
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Jan 18, 1347
Black Death
Two facts:
The bubonic is a zoonosis diseaase transmitted by the fleaas that that live on the fur of a rat.
After a person is bitten by a flea, symptoms would appear 2-5 days later. These symptoms included chills, fever, headache, etc... -
Theodora dies
The citizens blamed the Bubonic Plague on Theodora's promiscuousness.
Theodora's cause of death was cancer. -
Justinian's rule
Under Justinian's rule many churches were built and Byzantine art thrived.
Emperor Justinian caught the plague but was apart of the fortunate group that survived. -
Alerick of the Visigoth's
Aleric frequently clashed with the Roman Empire and in 410 they caused the sack of Rome.
At one time, Aleric had a rival that was the emperor. Aleric dismissed this Emperor once he, the emperor, becsme to independent. -
St. Benedict beginning
St. Benedict was the founder of the monastic order.
St. Benedict's fellow monks tried to poison him multiple times but were repeatedly stopped by unknown forces. -
Beginning of Charles "The Hammer" Martel's power
Charles "The Hammer" earned his name because of his many victories.
Charles "The Hammer" had alot of control over the church and used funds from the church for his government. -
Muslim Invasion
The Muslims, when they began to invade Europe, focused on Italy and Spain.
Muslim invasion helped to accelerate feudalism. -
Charlemagne's power begins
Charlemagne founded Holy Roman Empire and influenced European economy and political life.
Charlemagne and Carloman, Charlemagne’s brother, were both given territory to rule but Carloman received more land. Carloman died in 771 and Charlemagne became ruler of the entire kingdom. -
Charlemagne's power ends
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Viking invasion begins
The Vikings looted and conquered parts of England, France, Germany, Ireland, and other lands.
Religion was an important part of a Viking's life. Originally, the Vikings worshipped many gods but later the Vikings converted to Christianity. -
Viking invasion ends
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Death of Ivar "The Boneless"
Ivar "The Boneless" led the Great Heathen Army when they invaded England.
Ivar “The Boneless” was the son of a powerful man named Ragnar Lodbrok.
