Franks

the Middle Ages

  • fall of Rome
    476

    fall of Rome

    the fall of Rome marks the beginning of the Middle Ages. In 476 AD emperor. Romulus Augustulus is deposed by the barbarian general Odoacer. This event marks the end of one peroiod. And the beginning of anouther.
  • The Bubonic Plague
    542

    The Bubonic Plague

    The bubonic plague spreads to all urban establishments in the Mediterranean Basin.
  • Byzantines
    552

    Byzantines

    Byzantines completely conquer Italy
  • Prophet Mohammed
    570

    Prophet Mohammed

    Prophet Mohammed, the preacher of Islam was born in this year. Islam later became a major religion of the Middle Ages.
  • Islamic Calendar
    Dec 16, 622

    Islamic Calendar

    Prophet Mohammad and his followers start their journey from Mecca to Medina called Hijra. This marks the beginning of the Islamic Calendar.
  • Prophet Mohammad
    Dec 19, 622

    Prophet Mohammad

    Prophet Mohammad and his followers start their journey from Mecca to Medina called Hijra. This marks the beginning of the Islamic Calendar.
  • The death of Prophet Mohammad
    Dec 19, 631

    The death of Prophet Mohammad

    The death of Prophet Mohammad, during this time Prophet Mohammad has died.
  • Muslims conquer Persia.
    Dec 19, 641

    Muslims conquer Persia.

    Muslims conquer Persia in the Battle of Nehawand
  • Muslims invade Spain
    Dec 19, 711

    Muslims invade Spain

    Muslims invade Spain and it marks the beginning of Muslim rule in Iberian Peninsula.
  • Battle of Tours
    Dec 19, 732

    Battle of Tours

    Franks defeat Muslims in the Battle of Tours and check their advance in Europe
  • Abbasid Caliphate
    Dec 19, 750

    Abbasid Caliphate

    Marks the start of the longest Caliphate named as Abbasid Caliphate
  • The Renaissance begins
    Jan 9, 1500

    The Renaissance begins

    The Renaissance period begins in Europe. It marks the end of the Middle Ages. The Renaissance was a term coinded by Petrarch which means a rebirth of classical Greek and Roman ideals
  • Justinian 1

    Justinian 1

    The Code of Civil Law published by Justinian 1. This body of law containing three parts compiled the centuries of imperial pronouncements and legal writings.
  • Gregory the Great

    Gregory the Great

    Christianity receives a new Pope in the form of Gregory the Great under whose command the missionary works reach new heights
  • Augustine the Roman missionary

    Augustine the Roman missionary

    Augustine, the Roman missionary to Britain sent by Gregory the Great, arrives in Kent
  • Constantinople fails

    Constantinople fails

    First Islamic attacks on Constantinople fails
  • Constantinople

    Constantinople

    Second Muslim attack on Constantinople failed
  • King of Franks

    King of Franks

    Charlemagne’s reign begins as the King of Franks
  • peace formation

    peace formation

    Formation of Peace and Truce movement by the Catholic Church. The first of its kind movement in the Medieval Europe for the control of society using non-violet means.
  • The Franklin tribes

    The Franklin tribes

    The Frankish tribes are united by Clovis after he became the king of Franks by defeating the Visigoths in the Battle of Vouille.