1000 AD – 1250 AD Online Timeline Index 1500 AD – 1750 AD
| 400 BC – 1500 AD: Zapotecs (Monte Alban, Mixtla) | ||||||||||
| Chimu people expand in Peru 1250 | Incas expand to the central Andes 1300 | Acampitchitli chosen King of Aztecs 1370 | Aztec Empire 1400-1519 | |||||||
| Maya revival following collapse of Chichen Itza 1250 | Aztec city of Tenochtitlan (now Mexico City) on an island of Lake Texcoco 1325 | Peublo people gathers in large towns 1400 | Inca Empire 1438-1538 | |||||||
| Mayan late classic period 600-1300 | Viracocha becomes eighth Inca ruler 1390 | Inca emperor Viracocha dies 1438 | ||||||||
| Reign of Aztec emperor Montezuma I conquer Eastern Mexico 1440-1460 | ||||||||||
| Inca city Machu Picchu built Peru 1450 | ||||||||||
| Collapse of Chimu culture in Northern Peru 1470’s | Amerigo Vespucci South America 1499 | |||||||||
| Rule of Aztec emperor Ahuitzotl 1486-1502 | ||||||||||
| Aztec empire at height in Mexico | ||||||||||
| Columbus discovered America Oct 12, 1492 | ||||||||||
| Materialism and Pantheism becomes common creed | John Wycliff 1328-1384 | Renaissance adds impetus to Reformation | Henry VIII born 1481 | |||||||
| Wycliff declares papacy anti-Christ 1378 | Martin Luther denounced the sale of indulgences: taught the doctrine of justification by faith. 1483-1546 | |||||||||
| Melancthon b. 1497. (Luther’s co-worker) | ||||||||||
| Osman born 1259 | Osman invades East Rome | Turkey pushed as far as the Danube 1336 | Wycliff’s Bible 1383 | First siege of Constantinople 1422 | Constantinople taken by the Mohammedans 1453 | Knights of St. John defends Rhodes 1480 | ||||
| Jews driven from England 1290 | Turkish domain in Europe 1357 | Jews driven from France 1395 | Jews driven from Spain and Sicily 1492 | |||||||
| The Ottoman Empire founded 1299 | Crusaders are defeated Bajazet at Niopoli in 1396 | Cyprus ceded to Venetians | ||||||||
| Lombards | ||||||||||
| Franks | ||||||||||
| Huns | ||||||||||
| Burgundians | ||||||||||
| Saxons | ||||||||||
| Order of Dominicans | Clement V 1305 | Alexander V 1410 | Eugene IV 1431 | Nicholas V 1447 | Paul II 1464 | Spanish Inquisition 1480 | ||||
| Order of Austin Friars | Pope’s residence changes to Avignon (Fr.) 1309-1374 | Three Popes claim Vicarship of God | ||||||||
| Boniface VIII 1294 | Pope dependent of France 1309 | Alexander VI 1492 | ||||||||
| John XXII 1316-1334 | John XXIII 1415 | |||||||||
| Sundiata Keita; Mali’s Lion Prince 1217-1260 | Mansa Musa pilgrimage to Mecca 1324-1325 | Swahili cities rise | European slave trade begins | Fall of Granada 1492 | ||||||
| Store Houses of Zimbabwe constructed 1250 | As Mali Empire declines 1400s | Portugal takes the Azores 1439 | Kingdom of Kongo (modern Zaire) | |||||||
| Yoruban culture 1260 | ||||||||||
| Osmans take Gallipoli 1253 | Osmans’Invasion into East Rome(Nicomedia) 1299 | Osman on Danube 1326 | Osmans take Adrian 1365 | Osmans as far as Hungary 1402 | Osmans take Smyrna 1426 | Osmans take Eprius 1436 | ||||
| End of Latin Empire 1261 | Osmans make Walladila Tributary 1416 | Fall of East Rome 1449 | Fall of Constantinople 1453 | |||||||
| Seventh Crusade 1270 | ||||||||||
| Japan | ||||||||||
| Mongols fail to subdue Japan 1275 | ||||||||||
| China | ||||||||||
| Mongols Rule 1280 | Christianity introduced 1307 | 1368-1644 Ming Dynasty the legal form until 1912 | ||||||||
| Marco Polo in China 1300 | ||||||||||
| Yuan Dynasty Kubla Khan (Mongol) ruled China 1234-1305 | ||||||||||
1000 AD – 1250 AD Online Timeline Index 1500 AD – 1750 AD
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