The II
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millenium began on January 1st 1001 and was completed the December 31st 2000.
Big events
11th century
- 960 - 1126: in China, empire Song, septentrional dynasty (Song of north), period of great Chinese prosperity: military force, printing works, metallurgical industry,…
- 999 - 1003: Gerbert d' Aurillac Pope under the name of Sylvestre II.
- Towards the Year thousand: the Viking Leif Ericsson discovers what will become the America (New Ground,…). The establishment is not durable.
- Mahmud de Rhazni (king of 999 at 1030) extends the Moslem empire beyond the Indus.
- 1054 : Great Schism of the East
- 1066: William the Conqueror unloads in England, Bataille of Hastings,
- 1095 - 1099: First crusade, taken Jerusalem by the crusaders in 1099.
- 1098 : Foundation of the Order cistercian.
- Opening of the first European University with Bologna
12th century
- Towards 1100: in China, apogee of the Dynasty Song, with Song of north, industrial revolution (development of the production of iron, printing works, gun, gunpowder,…)
- 1115 : foundation of the Abbey of Clairvaux, girl of Cîteaux, by holy Bernard.
- 1120 - 1190: Introduction of the Islamic sciences in Europe (Tolède, Palermo, Pisa, Venice,…)
- 1137 : Basilica of saint Denis (Suger)
- 1180: Notre Dame de Paris
- Towards 1180: Opening of the University of Paris (Sorbonne)
13th century
- 1204 : Bag of Constantinople by the crusaders of the Fourth crusade.
- 1209 : beginning of the Albigensian Crusade.
- 1209 - 1260: the Mongolian conquest extends towards China, then with the empire of Ilkhans, then in Eastern Europe (1240-1242), then with Jerusalem (1260),
- 1211: foundation of the sultanate of Delhi, by Turks come from Afghanistan, Moslem domination on north and the center of India.
- 1214 : Battle of Bouvines; between 1180 and 1223, Philippe Auguste restores the royal authority on the south, Normandy, Anjou, Picardy.
- 1215 : Magna Carta, large English charter still into force, " constitution" ,
- 1270: died of Louis IX (holy Louis) in Tunis, end of the Crusades.
- 1271 - 1295: travel of Venetian the Marco Polo to the Far East.
14th century
- 1304 : Birth of Pétrarque, beginning of the Rebirth in Italy (Trecento).
- 1307 - 1314: lawsuit of the Templiers,
- 1311 - 1312: ecumenical XVe council of Vienna, convened by Clement V, under the pressure of Philippe IV Beautiful the, to rule on the Order of Templiers.
- 1347 - 1350: The Black Death arrives in several ports of the Mediterranean (Constantinople, Genoa, Marseilles,…) and is propagated in all Europe, killing more of the third of the European population. It will be éradiquée only at the 15th century.
- 1368 : The Mongolian dynasty Yuan is reversed in China and is replaced by the Chinese dynasty Ming (1368-1644). Chu Yüan-chang is proclaimed emperor under the name of Hongwu and founds the dynasty of Ming with Nankin for capital.
15th century
- 1405 - 1433: seven Chinese forwardings of the admiral Zheng He, towards Borneo, Philippines, Ceylon, Malacca, Eastern Africa, Australia, America
- In Central America, apogee of the Aztec empire.
- In South America (the Andes), apogee of the Empire INCA.
- 1414 - 1418: ecumenical XVIe council of Constancy (Germany). It puts an end to the Schisme occident and condemns Jean Hus.
- 1415 :
- First Portuguese establishment in the city Moor of Ceuta,
- Battle of Azincourt lost in front of the king of England Henri V,
- 1421: installation of the Chinese capital with Beijing (capital of north), period of great Chinese prosperity with the empire Ming
- 1429 - 1431: Jeanne d' Arc “pares” the English out of France.
- 1431 : XVIIe ecumenical council of Basle, convened by Martin V.
- 1453:
- Date often adopted by the historians for the beginning of the Renaissance (in fact it started as of the Trecento in Italy: to see Pétrarque)
- Taken Constantinople by the Othoman Turks, the Greeks flee towards Rome.
- Invention (introduction of China?) Printing works, first bible printed in 1455,
- In France, end of the War One hundred Year old (1453 Charles VII in Aquitaine 1477 taken of Nancy by Louis XI)
- 1492:
- 1494: Treaty of Tordesillas, Spanish distribution of the zones and Portuguese in America.
16th century
17th century
- 1602 : foundation of the Company of the Dutch Eastern Indies.
- 1607 : arrival of 105 English colonists on the site of future the Jamestown (North America).
- 1608 : foundation of the Town of Quebec.
- 1618 - 1648: War Thirty Year old, which affects all the Central Europe, Northern Europe, and the Alsace.
- 1633 : Galileo condemned by the Enquiry to the residence to life, the Dominican convent of Santa Maria.
- 1637 : Discourse on Method, of Descartes, first philosophical work published in French (of other works will follow until in 1650).
- 1648 : Treaty of Westphalia.
- 1664 : foundation by Colbert of the French Company of the Eastern Indies
- 1685: Louis XIV revokes the edict of Nantes, and causes the departure of many Protestants.
- England: English establishments in India.
18th century
- the industrial revolution in Great Britain
- 1716: foundation of the Orleans News (the French colony extends on the big lakes and all the valley from the Mississippi).
- 1721 - 1725: Pierre Large the emperor of Russia.
- 1751 - 1772: publication of the Encyclopedia or reasoned Dictionary of sciences, arts and the trades of Alembert and Diderot.
- 1756 - 1763: War Seven Year old between France and the Great Britain.
- 1776 : thirteen American colonies, helped by France, proclaim their independence, and form the United States of America,
- 1785 - 1788: the king Louis XVI decides forwardings of Perugia in Asia, North America and in the Western Pacific.
- 1789 : Beginning of the French revolution, assembled constituent, then assembled legislative
- 1790 - 1791: the pope Pie VI opposes the civil Constitution clergy (because of a point)
- 1792: in France, the August 10th, falls of monarchy, creation of the provisional executive council,
- 1792 - 1795: in France proclamation of the Republic (September 21st 1792), national Convention,
- 1795 - 1799: in France Directory (still unstable mode), campaigns of Italy and Egypt (Bonaparte, Gaspard Monge).
- 1799 - 1804: in France, Consulate, Bonaparte first consul.
19th century
- 1800 - 1804: validation of the Civil code French, which will inspire the right in several countries of continental Europe (Cambacèrès, Bonaparte)
- 1804 - 1815: in Europe, empire of Napoleon i: first victories (Austerlitz,…) in 1805, first defeat in 1812 in Russia)
20th century
Significant characters
By chronological order of birth date.
11th century
- Ferdowsi (935 - 1020), Persan poet,
- Mahmûd de Ghaznî - (971 - 1030) - directing Empire ghaznévide of 997 until its death.
- Gerbert d' Aurillac (938 - 1003), philosopher, mathematician, astronomer, become Pope under the name of Sylvestre II, pope (French) of the Year millet,
- Avicenne (980 - 1037), Persan philosopher, famous for his comments of Aristote,
- Holy Anselme (1033 - 1109), philosopher.
12th century
- Pierre Abélard (1079 - 1142), French philosopher
- Bernard de Clairvaux (1090 - 1153), monk and reformer French,
- Bhāskara II (1114 - 1185), Indian, inventive mathematician of the differential Calculus.
- Averroès (1126 - 1198), Arab philosopher, famous for its comments of Aristote,
- Maïmonide (1135 - 1204), philosopher and Jewish theologist,
- Saladin (1137 - 1193), Kurdish, founded the dynasty Ayyoubide, in Egypt and Syria,
- Genghis Khan (1162 - 1227), Mongolian chief.
13th century
14th century
15th century
- Johannes Gutenberg (1398 - 1468), inventor of the typography
- Masaccio (Cinquecento), Italian, inventive painter of the prospect,
- Brunelleschi, Italian architect,
- Emperor Yongle of China (1360 - 1424), one of the Chinese emperors most prestigious
- Madhava de Sangamagrama (1350 - 1425), Indian mathematician, father of the mathematical Analysis
- Jan Hus (1369 - 1415), thinker and reformer religious gipsy
- Zheng He (or Huang Ho, 1371 - 1435), exploring Chinese seven forwardings between 1405 and 1433 towards the Indian Ocean and Africa, at the request of Yongle.
- Jeanne d' Arc (1412 - 1431), ordering French Armies
16th century
17th century
18th century
19th century
- Napoleon III (1808 - 1873), French emperor
- Simón Bolívar (1783 - 1830), South American politician
- Michael Faraday (1791 - 1867), scientist and inventive British
- Abraham Lincoln (1809 - 1865), US president
- Charles Darwin (1809 - 1882), British naturalist
- Otto von Bismarck (1815 - 1898), German chancellor
- Karl Marx (1818 - 1883), German philosopher
- Louis Pasteur (1822 - 1895), chemist and microbiologite French
- Claude Monet (1840 - 1926), French artist
- Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 - 1900), German philosopher
- Thomas Edison (1847 - 1931), inventive
20th century
Inventions, discoveries, introductions
11th century
12th century
13th century
14th century
15th century
16th century
17th century
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Awakening of a new representation of the world, the Héliocentrisme with Galileo (already appeared with Copernic, but not yet diffused),
- Appearance of the first Newspaper (gazzetta) in Italy.
- Pressure, vacuum (Blaise Pascal),
- Telescope (1630),
- Introduction of the arithmetic triangle (improperly called triangle of Pascal),
- Cartesian Frame of reference,
- Force of gravitation (Isaac Newton)
- Laws of Kepler on the movement of the Planet S,
- Movement uniformly accelerated (Galileo),
- " Loi" of Snell (also called law of Snell-Descartes) on the Optical ,
- Manufacture S of Tapestry S,
18th century
19th century
20th century
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New representation of the world: universe made up of galaxies, galaxy cluster, and supercluster of galaxies, Sun turning around the center of the Milky Way, cosmological theory of the expanding universe (big bang), discovered new celestial objects (black holes, pulsars, quasars,…)
- Discovered strong Interaction and weak Interaction,
- Plane, brothers Wright (1903),
- natural Radioactivity (Becquerel),
- artificial Radioactivity,
- Discovered new methods of telecommunication: mobile fixed telephony then, television, terrestrial networks
- Data processing: extension starting from the Chart Hollerith.
- electronic Applications to the Technologies the information: Computer, microcomputer, fabric (Web) and network Net Intranet, Extranet, Internet…)
- household Apparatuses,
- space conquest: first man in space: Youri Gagarine (1961) (first steps on the Moon: Armstrong, Aldrin (1969),
- Artificial satellite,
- Beginning of the Cloning.
Art and culture
11th century
12th century
13th century
14th century
15th century
16th century
17th century
Birth of the opera (Claudio Monteverdi) in the neighborhoods of 1650
18th century
19th century
20th century
Economy and company
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