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9781587651571

Great Events from History

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  • Copyright: 2004-04-01
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Table of Contents

Keyword List of Contents lxix
List of Maps and Tables
lxxxv
Maps of the Ancient World
lxxxix
400-301 B.C.E. (continued)
312-264 B.C.E., Building of the Appian Way
543(2)
300-201 B.C.E.
3d century B.C.E., Commercial City of Jenne Is Founded on Niger River
545(2)
3d century B.C.E. (traditionally 660 B.C.E.), Jimmu Tenno Becomes the First Emperor of Japan
547(2)
3d century B.C.E. (traditionally 6th century B.C.E.), Laozi Composes the Dao De Jing
549(3)
c. 300 B.C.E., Euclid Compiles a Treatise on Geometry
552(2)
c. 300 B.C.E., Izapan Civilization Dominates Mesoamerica
554(3)
c. 300 B.C.E., Hohokam Culture Arises in American Southwest
557(2)
c. 300 B.C.E., Stoics Conceptualize Natural Law
559(2)
c. 300 B.C.E., Yayoi Period Begins
561(3)
c. 300-c. 100 B.C.E., Berber Kingdoms of Numidia and Mauretania Flourish
564(2)
c. 300 B.C.E.-c. 100 C.E., Khoikhoi and Kwadi Adopt Pastoral Lifestyle
566(2)
300 B.C.E.-600 C.E., Construction of the Mahabodhi Temple
568(2)
287 B.C.E., Lex Hortensia Reforms the Roman Constitution
570(1)
c. 285-c. 255 B.C.E, Xunzi Develops Teachings That Lead to Legalism
571(3)
285-160 B.C.E. (traditionally, c. 300 B.C.E.), Composition of the Zhuangzi
574(2)
c. 275 B.C.E., Greeks Advance Hellenistic Astronomy
576(3)
c. 273/265-c. 238 B.C.E., Asoka Reigns over India
579(2)
264-225 B.C.E., First Punic War
581(3)
c. 250 B.C.E., Discoveries of Archimedes
584(2)
c. 250 B.C.E., Third Buddhist Council Convenes
586(3)
c. 250 B.C.E., Tipitaka Is Compiled
589(2)
250-130 B.C.E., Commissioning of the Septuagint
591(2)
c. 250 B.C.E.-70 C.E., Dead Sea Scrolls Are Composed
593(2)
c. 247-207 B.C.E., Buddhism Established in Sri Lanka
595(2)
c. 245 B.C.E., Diodotus I Founds the Greco-Bactrian Kingdom
597(2)
245-140 B.C.E., Rise of Parthia
599(4)
From 240 B.C.E., Exploitation of the Arch
603(2)
221 B.C.E., Qin Dynasty Founded in China
605(2)
c. 221-211 B.C.E., Building the Great Wall of China
607(3)
221-206 B.C.E., Legalist Movement in China
610(2)
221 B.C.E.-220 C.E., Advances Are Made in Chinese Agricultural Technology
612(2)
218-201 B.C.E., Second Punic War
614(4)
c. 212-202? B.C.E., Construction of the Qin Tomb
618(3)
209-174 B.C.E., Maodun Creates a Large Confederation in Central Asia
621(2)
206 B.C.E., Liu Bang Captures Qin Capital, Founds Han Dynasty
623(2)
202 B.C.E., Battle of Zama
625(2)
200 - 101 B.C.E.
2d century B.C.E., Silk Road Opens
627(3)
c. 200 B.C.E., Birth of Hinduism
630(2)
c. 200 B.C.E.-c. 100 C.E., Composition of the Intertestamental Jewish Apocrypha
632(3)
c. 200 B.C.E.-200 C.E., Bhagavad Gita Is Created
635(2)
200 B.C.E.-200 C.E., Nasca Lines Drawn in Desert Near Coast of Peru
637(3)
c. 200 B.C.E.-c. 500 C.E., Hopewell People Construct Earthworks
640(2)
180 B.C.E., Establishment of the Cursus Honorum
642(2)
167-142 B.C.E., Revolt of the Maccabees
644(2)
159 B.C.E., Roman Playwright Terence Dies
646(3)
c. 155 B.C.E., Greco-Bactrian Kingdom Reaches Zenith Under Menander
649(2)
149-146 B.C.E., Third Punic War
651(3)
146 B.C.E., Sack of Corinth
654(2)
140-87 B.C.E., Wudi Rules Han Dynasty China
656(2)
139-122 B.C.E., Composition of the Huainanzi
658(3)
c. 135 B.C.E., Rise of the Pharisees
661(3)
133 B.C.E., Pergamum Is Transferred to Rome
664(3)
133 B.C.E., Tiberius Sempronius Gracchus Is Tribune
667(2)
107-101 B.C.E., Marius Creates a Private Army
669(2)
104 B.C.E., Dong Zhongshu Systematizes Confucianism
671(2)
100 - 1 B.C.E.
Early 1st century B.C.E.-225 C.E., Satavahana Dynasty Rises to Power in South India
673(3)
c. 1st century B.C.E., Indian Buddhist Nuns Compile the Therigatha
676(2)
1st century B.C.E., Sima Qian Writes Chinese History
678(2)
1st century B.C.E.-1st century C.E., Compilation of the Lotus Sutra
680(2)
c. 100 B.C.E.-c. 100 C.E., Celtic Hill Forts Are Replaced by Oppida
682(3)
c. 100 B.C.E.-c. 200 C.E., Zapotec State Dominates Oaxaca
685(2)
c. 100 B.C.E.-c. 300 C.E., East African Trading Port of Rhapta Flourishes
687(2)
95-69 B.C.E., Armenian Empire Reaches Its Peak Under Tigranes the Great
689(2)
90 B.C.E., Julian Law Expands Roman Citizenship
691(3)
73-71 B.C.E., Spartacus Leads Slave Revolt
694(3)
Late 63-January 62 B.C.E., Catiline Conspiracy
697(2)
c. 60 B.C.E., Druidism Flourishes in Gaul and Britain
699(3)
58-51 B.C.E., Caesar Conquers Gaul
702(4)
54 B.C.E., Roman Poet Catullus Dies
706(3)
51 B.C.E., Cicero Writes De Republica
709(2)
51-30 B.C.E., Cleopatra VII, Last of Ptolemies, Reigns
711(3)
46 B.C.E., Establishment of the Julian Calendar
714(2)
43-42 B.C.E., Second Triumvirate Enacts Proscriptions
716(3)
September 2, 31 B.C.E., Battle of Actium
719(2)
27-23 B.C.E., Completion of the Augustan Settlement
721(3)
19 B.C.E., Roman Poet Vergil Dies
724(3)
15 B.C.E.-15 C.E., Rhine-Danube Frontier Is Established
727(3)
November 27, 8 B.C.E., Roman Lyric Poet Horace Dies
730(2)
c. 6 B.C.E., Birth of Jesus Christ
732(2)
1 - 100 C.E.
Early 1st century C.E., Pyu Kingdom Develops Urban Culture
734(1)
1st century C.E., Kingdom of Aksum Emerges
735(3)
1st century C.E., Tai Peoples Migrate into Southeast Asia
738(1)
1st-2d century C.E., Fourth Buddhist Council Convenes
739(3)
1st-3d centuries C.E., Cankam Literature Composed in South India
742(2)
1st-5th centuries C.E., Alani Gain Power
744(2)
1st century-c. 627 C.E., Kingdom of Funan Flourishes
746(2)
c. 1 C.E., Development Begins at Teotihuacan
748(3)
8 C.E., Ovid's Metamorphoses Is Published
751(2)
9 C.E., Battle of Teutoburg Forest
753(3)
9-23 C.E., Wang Mang's Rise to Power
756(2)
25 C.E., Guang Wudi Restores the Han Dynasty
758(2)
c. 30 C.E., Condemnation and Crucifixion of Jesus Christ
760(3)
c. 30 C.E., Preaching of the Pentecostal Gospel
763(3)
40-43 C.E., Trung Sisters Lead Vietnamese Rebellion Against Chinese
766(2)
43-130 C.E., Roman Conquest of Britain
768(4)
c. 50 C.E., Creation of the Roman Imperial Bureaucracy
772(2)
c. 50-c. 150 C.E., Compilation of the New Testament
774(2)
January-March, 55 or 56 C.E., Paul Writes His Letter to the Romans
776(3)
60 C.E., Boudicca Leads Revolt Against Roman Rule
779(3)
c. 60-68 C.E., Buddhism Enters China
782(2)
64-67 C.E., Nero Persecutes the Christians
784(3)
68-69 C.E., Year of the Four Emperors
787(3)
September 8, 70 C.E., Roman Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem
790(2)
August 24, 79 C.E., Destruction of Pompeii
792(2)
90 C.E., Founding of the Classic Period Maya Royal Dynasty at Tikal
794(3)
c. 90 C.E., Synod of Jamnia
797(3)
c. 99-105 C.E., Ban Zhao Writes Behavior Guide for Young Women
800(2)
c. 100-c. 127 C.E., Kushan Dynasty Expands into India
802(3)
100-127 C.E., Roman Juvenal Composes Satires
805(2)
c. 100-200 C.E., Construction of the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon at Teotihuacan
807(3)
c. 100-c. 700 C.E., Moche Build the Huaca del Sol and Huaca de la Luna
810(2)
101 - 200 C.E.
c. 105 C.E., Cai Lun Invents Paper
812(1)
c. 110 C.E., Trajan Adopts Anti-Christian Religious Policy
813(3)
c. 127-c. 152 C.E., Kanishka's Reign Brings Flowering of the Arts
816(3)
130-135 C.E., Dedication of Aelia Capitolina
819(2)
142 C.E., Zhang Daoling Founds the Celestial Masters Movement
821(2)
c. 150 C.E., Asvaghosa Composes Complete Biography of the Buddha
823(2)
c. 157-201 C.E., Galen Synthesizes Ancient Medical Knowledge
825(3)
c. 165 C.E., Gaius Creates Edition of the Institutes of Roman Law
828(1)
184-204 C.E., Yellow Turbans Rebellion
829(3)
200 C.E., Christian Apologists Develop Concept of Theology
832(2)
200-800 C.E., Lima Culture Flourishes on the Central Andean Coast
834(2)
200-900 C.E., Maya Civilization Flourishes
836(3)
200-1250 C.E., Anasazi Civilization Flourishes in American Southwest
839(3)
201 - 300 C.E.
c. 3d century C.E., Wang Bi and Guo Xiang Revive Daoism
842(2)
c. 3d-4th century C.E., Huns Begin Migration West from Central Asia
844(3)
3d-5th century C.E., Giant Stelae Are Raised at Aksum
847(3)
c. 220 C.E., Cai Yan Composes Poetry About Her Capture by Nomads
850(2)
220 C.E., Three Kingdoms Period Begins in China
852(2)
c. 220 C.E., Ulpian Issues Dictum in Rome
854(2)
224 C.E., Ardashir I Establishes the Sasanian Empire
856(2)
c. 230-1300 C.E., Manichaeanism Begins in Mesopotamia
858(2)
c. mid-3d century C.E., Himiko Rules the Yamatai
860(2)
250 C.E., Outbreak of the Decian Persecution
862(2)
c. 250 C.E., Saint Denis Converts Paris to Christianity
864(2)
265 C.E., Sima Yan Establishes the Western Jin Dynasty
866(2)
284 C.E., Inauguration of the Dominate in Rome
868(2)
c. 286 C.E., Saint Anthony of Egypt Begins Ascetic Life
870(2)
290-300 C.E., West African Gold First Reaches North Africa
872(2)
c. 300 C.E., Licchavi Dynasty Begins in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
874(2)
300-400 C.E., Bantu People Invent Copper Metallurgy
876(2)
c. 300-600 C.E., Three Kingdoms Period Forms Korean Culture
878(2)
c. 300-710 C.E., Kofun Period Unifies Japan
880(3)
301 - 400 C.E.
4th century C.E., Ezana Expands Aksum, Later Converts to Christianity
883(2)
4th-11th centuries C.E., Ancient Ghana Emerges
885(2)
309-379 C.E., Shapur II Reigns over Sasanian Empire
887(3)
October 28, 312 C.E., Conversion of Constantine to Christianity
890(3)
313-395 C.E., Inception of Church-State Problem
893(3)
316 C.E., Western Jin Dynasty Falls
896(3)
325 C.E., Adoption of the Nicene Creed
899(2)
November 24, 326-May 11, 330 C.E., Constantinople Is Founded
901(3)
361-363 C.E., Failure of Julian's Pagan Revival
904(3)
Late 4th-5th century C.E., Asanga Helps Spread Mahayana Buddhism
907(2)
August 9, 378 C.E., Battle of Adrianople
909(2)
380-392 C.E., Theodosius's Edicts Promote Christian Orthodoxy
911(3)
c. 380-c. 415 C.E., Gupta Dynasty Reaches Its Peak Under Chandragupta II
914(3)
c. 382-c. 405 C.E., Saint Jerome Creates the Vulgate
917(3)
386 C.E., Toba Establishes the Northern Wei Dynasty in China
920(3)
390-430 C.E. or later, traditionally r. 270-310, Ojin Tenno, First Historical Emperor of Japan, Reigns
923(2)
397-402 C.E., Ge Chaofu Founds the Lingbao Tradition of Daoism
925(3)
399 C.E., Chinese Monk Faxian Travels to India
928(2)
c. 400 C.E., Kalidasa Composes Sanskrit Poetry and Plays
930(2)
401 - 476 C.E.
c. 5th century C.E., Lydenburg Bantus Sculpt Life-Size Terra-cotta Heads
932(2)
5th or 6th century C.E., First Major Text on Hinduism's Great Goddess Is Compiled
934(1)
c. 405 C.E., Statesman Tao Qian Becomes Farmer and Daoist Poet
935(3)
August 24-26, 410 C.E., Gothic Armies Sack Rome
938(2)
413-427 C.E., Saint Augustine Writes The City of God
940(3)
415 C.E., Mathematician and Philosopher Hypatia Is Killed in Alexandria
943(2)
420 C.E., Southern Dynasties Period Begins in China
945(3)
428-431 C.E., Nestorian Controversy
948(2)
439 C.E., Vandals Seize Carthage
950(2)
445-453 C.E., Invasions of Attila the Hun
952(2)
449 C.E., Saxon Settlement of Britain Begins
954(3)
c. 450 C.E., Conversion of Ireland to Christianity
957(2)
c. 450-500 C.E., Era of the Nine Saints
959(3)
July, 451 C.E., Battle of Chalons
962(3)
October 8-25, 451 C.E., Council of Chalcedon
965(3)
460-477 C.E., Buddhist Temples Built at Ajanta Caves in India
968(1)
c. 470 C.E., Bodhidharma Brings Chan Buddhism to China
969(4)
September 4,476 C.E., Fall of Rome
973(4)
Time Line 977(23)
Glossary 1000(6)
Bibliography 1006(8)
Web Sites 1014
Chronological List of Entries iii
Category Index of Entries xiii
Geographical Index of Entries xxvii
Personages Index xxxvii
Subject Index xlvii

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