Chronological Summary, 476 - 1494

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Eastern Europe and Asia Minor. France and Spain.
475–491 Emperor Zeno.
481–511 Clovis, King of the Franks.
486 Battle of Soissons.
491–518 Emperor Anastasius.
518–527 Emperor Justin I.
527–565 Emperor Justinian.
565–578 Emperor Justin II.
585 Visigothic Conquest of Spain complete.
610–641 Emperor Heraclius.
622 The ‘Hijrah’.
626 Siege of Constantinople by Chosroes.
627 Battle of Nineveh.
634 Battle of Yermuk.
628–638 Dagobert I.
637 Jerusalem taken by the Moslems.
642–668 Emperor Constans II.
668–685 Emperor Constantine IV (Pogonatus).
685–695 }Justinian II.
705–711
712 Battle of Guadalete.
715–717 Theodosius III. 714–741 Charles Martel, ‘Mayor of the Palace’.
717–740 Leo ‘the Isaurian’.
732 Battle of Poitiers.
751 Dethronement of the Merovingians.
786–809 Haroun al-Raschid, Caliph of Bagdad. 768–814 Charlemagne, King of the Franks.
780–797 Emperor Constantine VI.
797–802 Empress Irene.
814–840 Louis I ‘the Pious’.
842 Oath of Strasbourg.
843 Treaty of Verdun.
Italy. Central and Northern Europe.
476 Romulus Augustulus deposed, Odoacer becomes ‘Patrician’.
489 Invasion of Italy by the Ostrogoths. 480 Landing of the Angles in Britain.
493–526 Theoderic, King of Italy.
556 Conquest of Italy by Justinian.
568 Conquest of North Italy by the Lombards. 563 St. Columba’s Mission to Scotland.
577 Victory of West Saxons at Dyrham.
590–604 Pope Gregory ‘the Great’. 597 Mission of St. Augustine to England.
741–752 Pope Zacharias. 743 Boniface becomes Archbishop of Mainz.
753 End of Exarchate of Ravenna.
752–757 Pope Stephen II.
772–795 Pope Adrian I.
795–816 Pope Leo III.
800 Charlemagne crowned in Rome.
837–878 Struggle between West Saxons and Danes.
843–876 Louis ‘the German’.
858–867 Pope Nicholas I.
Eastern Europe and Asia Minor. France and Spain.
873–867 Rupture between Churches of East and West. 880–888 Charles ‘the Fat’, Emperor of the West.
867–886 Emperor Basil I. 885 Siege of Paris by the Northmen.
909 Foundation of Cluni.
898–929 Charles ‘the Simple’.
987–996 Hugh Capet, King of France.
1031 Break up of Caliphate of Cordova.
1039 ‘Seljuk’ Turks conquer Caliphate of Bagdad.
1081–1118 Emperor Alexius Commenus I.
1096–1099 The First Crusade.
1099 Capture of Jerusalem by Crusaders.
1118 Order of Templars founded.
1138 St. Bernard attacks Abelard.
1146–1149 Second Crusade. 1153 Death of St. Bernard.
1187 Saladin takes Jerusalem. 1180–1223 Philip II ‘Augustus’ of France.
1189–1192 Third Crusa

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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