Menneskets historie II

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• 2nd millennium BC

• Elamite

• Oxus civilization

• Andronovo culture

• Aegean civilization.

• Beaker culture

• Unetice culture

• Cycladic culture

• Minoan civilization

• Mycenaean civilization

• Tumulus culture

• Helladic period

• Urnfield culture

• Corded Ware culture

• Beaker culture

• Indus Valley Civilisation

• Hittite Empire

• 3rd dynasty of Ur

• Babylonia

• Middle Kingdom of Egypt

• Second Intermediate Period

• Indo-Aryan migration

• Hyksos

• Beginning of the Iron Age: Anatolia / Caucasus

• Athens founded 1235 BC

• Fall of Troy – Traditional date 1184 BC

• Conquest of Canaan by the Israelites

• The United Monarchy

• Beginnings of Judaism – 1200 BC

• Abraham, Isaac, Jacob

• The Exodus and Moses

• Amarna period

• Moses and Monotheism

• Emergence of the historical Vedic religion

• Hindus developed caste system

• Emergence of early monotheism (Atenism)

• Wheeled chariots and wagons

• Development of the alphabet

• Shalmaneser I of Assyria

• Hammurabi of Babylonian

• 1st millennium BC

• Neo-Assyrian Empire

• Achaemenids

• Magna Graecia

• Roman Empire

• Vedic civilization

• Maurya Empire

• Spring and Autumn Period

• Indo-Greek and Iranian states

• Ethiopian civilization

• The Iron Age spreads to Western Europe

• The Tanakh was written

• Egypt declined as a major power

• The Scythians dominate Central Asia

• Celts dominate Central Europe while Northern Europe

• Celts invaded Western Europe

• Pre-Roman Iron Age

• Rise of Hellenism

• Rome and Carthage fought the Punic wars

• Han Dynasty extends Chinese power towards Central Asia

• Rome invaded Ancient Greece

• David of Israel

• Zoroaster, founder of Zoroastrianism

• Mahavira, preacher of Jainism

• Gautama Buddha, founder of Buddhism

• Lao Zi, founder of Taoism

• Confucius, founder of Confucianism

• Cyrus the Great, founder of the Persian Empire

• Darius the Great, ruler of the Persian Empire

• Homer, Greek poet

• Isaiah, Hebrew prophet

• Jeremiah, Hebrew prophet

• Ezekiel, Hebrew prophet

• Socrates, Greek philosopher

• Plato, Greek philosopher

• Aristotle, Greek philosopher

• Julius Caesar, Roman conqueror and dictator (c. 100 BC–44 BC)

• Alexander the Great, Macedonian conqueror (4th century BC)

• Chandragupta Maurya, founder of the Mauryan empire

• Ashoka the Great, ruler of the Mauryan empire

• Qin Shihuang, first emperor of China

• Chinawas unified under the Qin Dynasty

• Manchuria first appears on record of Qi state

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• Permanent Roman invasion of Britain

• Beginning and rise of Christianity

• Diaspora of the Jews (1st century)

• The Library of Alexandria burned

• Roman Empire

• Fall of the Western Roman Empire

• Eastern Roman Empire

• Western Roman Empire

• Rise of the Byzantine Empire

• Rise of the Bulgarian Empire

• Germanic kingdoms – Northern and Western Europe

• Migration Period

• Dark Ages

• Beginning of Islam

• Islamic conquest

• Settlement of the Magyars in Hungary

• Viking Age

• Holy Roman Empire

• Middle Ages

• Three kingdoms in China

• Gupta Dynasty

• Ghana Empire

• Caesar Augustus, Roman emperor

• Jesus, central figure in Christianity

• Paul of Tarsus, central apostle of Christianity to the gentiles

• Cai Lun, Chinese inventor of paper

• Ptolemy, Greek astronomer and mathematician

• Chandragupta, founder of the Indian Gupta Empire

• Constantine I, Roman emperor

• Augustine of Hippo, theologian and Father of the Church

• Attila, Hunnic king and warlord

• Theodoric the Great, king of the Goths and of Italy

• Muhammad, prophet and founder of Islam

• Charles Martel

• Charlemagne, founder of the Holy Roman Empire

• Alfred the Great

• Otto the Great