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Post Classical Timeline

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  • Period: Feb 11, 700 to Feb 11, 1175

    Toltec

    In a valley with thin soil and little rainfall. Agriculture: maize, beans, peppers, tomatoes, chilis, and cotton. Population reached up to 60,000. Had a large and powerful army
  • Period: Jan 1, 1000 to Feb 11, 1200

    Ghana

    Many kings ruled Ghana. Used trans-Saharan trade, especially gold trade. Between Senegal and Niger rivers.
  • Period: Jan 1, 1000 to Jan 1, 1400

    Swahili City-States

    Trade on east coast of africa, very wealthy, king supervised trade and organized public life in the area. Main city state: Kilwa. Slaves known as zanjs
  • Feb 11, 1055

    Tughril Beg named sultan

  • Feb 11, 1066

    Norman invasion of England

  • Feb 11, 1071

    Battle of Manzikert

  • Period: Feb 11, 1096 to Feb 11, 1099

    First Crusade

  • Period: Jan 1, 1100 to Jan 1, 1400

    Zimbabwe

    Place of great stone towers, palaces and public buildings including the Great Zimbabwe. Kings in Zimbabwe organized the trading of slaves, gold, ivory and other products to the coast.
  • Period: Jan 1, 1100 to Jan 1, 1500

    Axum

    Christian Kingdom, 11 large churches carved out of rock, located in Ethiopia
  • Period: Feb 11, 1100 to

    Italian and Iberian States

    Many different religions influenced them. Cities grew wealthy from trade and manufacturing.
  • Feb 11, 1156

    End of Heian Period in Japan

  • Period: Feb 11, 1192 to Feb 11, 1543

    Feudal Japn

  • Period: Feb 11, 1192 to Feb 11, 1333

    Kamakura Era Japan

  • Period: Jan 1, 1200 to Jan 1, 1400

    Mali

    Used trans-Saharan trade.They controlled and taxed almost all trade from 13th to late 15th century. Capital Niani- gold trade.
  • Period: Feb 11, 1202 to Feb 11, 1204

    Fourth Crusade

  • Period: Feb 11, 1206 to Feb 11, 1227

    Reign of Chinggis Khan

  • Feb 11, 1214

    Creation of Mongol artillery unit

  • Period: Feb 11, 1250 to

    Inca

    Main classes: Rulers, aristocrats, preists and peasants. Very large empire (4,000 km)
  • Period: Feb 11, 1253 to Feb 11, 1324

    Life of Marco Polo

  • Period: Feb 11, 1264 to Feb 11, 1294

    Reign of Khubilai Khan

  • Period: Feb 11, 1279 to Feb 11, 1368

    Yuan Dynasty

  • Period: Feb 11, 1291 to Feb 11, 1328

    John of Montecorvino's mission to China

  • Period: Jan 1, 1300 to

    Kongo

    Kin-based societies. Population and military pressures. Most centralized of the Bantu kingdoms.
  • Period: Feb 11, 1304 to Feb 11, 1369

    Life of Ibn Battuta

  • Feb 11, 1330

    First outbreak of plague in China

  • Period: Feb 11, 1333 to Feb 11, 1573

    Muromachi Shogunate

  • Period: Feb 11, 1336 to Feb 11, 1405

    Life of Tamerlane

  • Period: Feb 11, 1337 to Feb 11, 1453

    Hundred Years' Wars

  • Period: Feb 11, 1345 to Feb 11, 1500

    Tenochtitlan

    Mexica settled on a marshy region. Where chinampa system of agriculture was discovered.
  • Period: Feb 11, 1368 to

    Ming Dynasty

    Ming emperors ruled directly. Trying to centralize their governement and strengthen their economy during this era.
  • Period: Feb 11, 1368 to Feb 11, 1398

    Reign of Hongwu

  • Period: Feb 11, 1403 to Feb 11, 1424

    Reign of Yongle

  • Period: Feb 11, 1405 to Feb 11, 1433

    Zheng He's travels in the Indian Ocean

  • Feb 11, 1453

    Ottoman capture of Constantinople

  • Period: Feb 11, 1464 to Feb 11, 1568

    Age of Warring States in Japan

  • Feb 11, 1488

    Dias's voyage around Africa

  • Feb 11, 1492

    Colombus's first voyage

  • Feb 11, 1494

    Treaty of Tordesillas

  • Feb 11, 1497

    Vasco De Gama's voyage to India

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    Holy Roman Empire

    Otto of Saxony proclaimed emperor. Popes and emperors clashed alot over Italy.