1022

This page relates to the year 1022 Calendrier Julien.

Events

final Peace of the Koryŏ (Korea) with the China. Blooming of the culture of Koryo. The government, stable, has institutions and methods impressed of the Chinese influence.
In India, Mahmud de Ghazni receives the tender of Gwalior and Kalinjar.

Embassy of the king Bagratide Jean Sempad with Basile II, directed by the catholikos Arménie N.

Heresy of Orleans: At the end of December, to Orleans, of the canons are condemned to roughing-hew for heresy.

Several texts and chronicles of the XIe century report that in 1022 a dozen most pious among the canons of the cathedral of Orleans, royal city, were burned like heretics on order of the capétien Robert the Piles. It is a question of the first of roughing-hew medieval Christendom. According to certain texts, the condemned canons would have devoted themselves to various practices of vice and sorcery; according to others, they professed a theology docetist and baptized by laying on of hands. Even if a political coloring some surrounds the execution of the twelve prelates, it is trying to see in them, as in their contemporaries, the heretics of Monforte, a prefiguration of the cathares of XIIe century
In the Années 1020, the chroniclers announce preachers professing of the contrary doctrines to the catholic dogmas with Arras, Orleans, Châlons-sur-Marne, in Aquitaine, in Goslar into Germanic, Lombardy. They profess an exacerbated spiritualism, interpret in an allegorical way the evangelic Revelation and practice a Community poverty which brings many followers to them.

Koryŏ (Korea): the Bouddhisme inspires education and arts. The industry of ceramics produces céladons remarkable, of greenish grey the sandstone potteries glazed, still very appreciated today.
Japan: Fujiwara No Michinaga, which carried to its ridge the power of the Fujiwara, solemnly devotes the temple of the Hōjō-ji, which it made build on its grounds.

June 29th: Nokter Lippu, monk of Saint-Gall, writer, translator as high German of Boèce, Caton, Virgile, Terence and Aristote.

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