810

This page relates to the year 810 Calendrier Julien.

Events

Beginning of the reign of Devapala, king pala of the Magadha (India) (fine in 840).

Embassy of Harun Al-Rachid near Charlemagne in connection with the fate of the pilgrims with Jerusalem.

Tunis and the North Africa separates from the Arab Empire under the Arab governor Aghlab.

In Spain, the emir de Cordoue agrees to negotiate a peace treaty which recognizes the franque influence on all the grounds in the north of the Èbre. The walk of Spain is organized militarily. It is attached to the Aquitaine on the administrative level.

Pip of Italy, having borrowed the boats of Comacchio, takes again Venice and the Istrie. The ducal seat is transferred from Malamocco to Rialto, marking the beginning of the construction of Venice. The inhabitants of the lagoon take refuge on the island of Rialto to flee the claim of Pépin wire of Charlemagne. Venice places under the protection of the Byzantine Empereur Nicéphore Ier.
a Byzantine fleet ordered by Paul, prefect of Céphalonie, obliges Pépin to give up its conquests. He dies the July 8th at 33 years.
Embassy of the Byzantine emperor Nicéphore Ier with Aachen which concluded peace with Charlemagne. Byzance obtains Venice, the Istrie, Liburnie and the Dalmatie.
Beginning of the reign of Bernard, king d' Italie (fine in 818).

Charlemagne orders the construction of a fleet, but it does not result anything from it.
the pope Leon III accepts the Filioque like truth of faith but does not judge convenient to register it in the Liturgie.
bovine Epizooty in the Carolingian empire. The noise is spread in the people that Grimoald, duke of Bénévent, would have sent its people to spread poisonous powders in close and in water.

the king of the Danes Gotfrid bars the isthmus by a ground wall surmounted of a palisade, the Danevirke (810 - 813). It launches raids in Frise.
Whereas Charlemagne prepares in Aix a forwarding against the Denmark, Gotfrid unloads on the Friesian coasts with two hundred ships after having devastated the islands length of the coast. Victorious from the Clippings, the Danish receive a tribute of 100 pounds.
Gotfrid is assassinated and its nephew and successor Hemmingr will reign only one year. The country is delivered to the civil war and Charlemagne estimates that an intervention is not necessary any more.

Publication of a work of Alchemy on the Philosopher's stone or art to make Gold.
Ibn Bisrik translates into Arabic the Politique of Plato.

January 7th: Widukind of Saxony or Wittekind of Saxony, known as Large the , duke of Saxony, hero of resistance saxonne to Charlemagne. (° v. 755).
July 8th: Pépin says Carloman (777 - 810), wire of Charlemagne, king d' Italie.
Rotrude, oldest daughter of Charlemagne.

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