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massacre1

massacro di Amritsar

13.04.1919

Conosciuto anche come Amritsar Katliamı · Amritsar Massacre · Amritsar-Massaker

British Indian Army troops fire their rifles into crowd of unarmed Indian civilians (1919)

uprising0

Easter Rising

24.04.1916 → 29.04.1916

Conosciuto anche come 1916 Rising · Alzamiento de Pascua · Dublin 1916

Irish republicans staged an insurrection in Dublin and elsewhere during Easter Week 1916.

military campaign2

Gallipoli campaign

1915 → 1916

Allied forces fought an unsuccessful campaign on the Gallipoli peninsula against the Ottoman Empire.

wartime truce1

Christmas truce of 1914

24.12.1914 → 26.12.1914

Unofficial fraternization and ceasefires occurred at parts of the Western Front at Christmas 1914.

assassination1

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

28.06.1914

The killing of Austro-Hungarian heir Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie in Sarajevo on 28 June 1914, which precipitated the July Crisis before World War I.

maritime disaster1

Sinking of the Titanic

14.04.1912 → 15.04.1912

Conosciuto anche come desastre del Titanic · hundimiento del RMS Titanic · hundimiento del Titanic

RMS Titanic struck an iceberg and sank in the North Atlantic during its maiden voyage, causing the deaths of approximately 1,500 people.

uprising1

Wuchang Uprising

10.10.1911

Conosciuto anche come Aufstand von Wuchang · Levantamento de Wuchang · Levantamiento de Wuchang

The Wuchang military revolt sparked the 1911 Chinese Revolution that overthrew the Qing dynasty.

siege1

Siege of Baler

1898 → 1899

Spanish soldiers continued to hold the church at Baler after Spain lost the Philippines.

battle1

Battle of Saragarhi

12.09.1897

Sikh soldiers of the 36th Sikh Regiment defended Saragarhi against attackers in 1897.

siege1

Battle of Canudos

1896 → 1897

Brazilian republican forces crushed the Canudos community after repeated military expeditions.

siege1

Battle of Khartoum (1885)

1885

Mahdist forces captured Khartoum after a siege and the British-appointed governor Charles Gordon died.

diplomatic conference1

Berlin Conference of 1884–1885

1884 → 1885

European powers and the United States formalized rules for African colonial claims during the Berlin Conference.

battle1

Battle of Rorke's Drift

22.01.1879 → 23.01.1879

British troops defended Rorke's Drift against a Zulu attack during the Anglo-Zulu War.

battle1

battaglia di Isandlwana

22.01.1879

Conosciuto anche come bataille d'Isandhlwana · bataille d'Isandlwana · Batalha de Isandhlwana

battaglia della guerra anglo-zulu combattuta nel 1879

civil war and samurai revolt1

Satsuma Rebellion

29.01.1877 → 24.09.1877

Conosciuto anche come Bunt Satsumy · Powstanie Satsuma · Rebelião de Satsuma

The 1877 uprising of former samurai in southwestern Japan against the Meiji government, ending with the defeat of the rebels and the death of Saigō Takamori.

constitutional milestone0

Passage of the Thirteenth Amendment in the U.S. House

31.01.1865

The U.S. House passed the Thirteenth Amendment abolishing slavery, subject to later ratification.

battle1

Second Battle of Fort Wagner

18.07.1863

Union assault including the 54th Massachusetts Regiment on Fort Wagner became emblematic of Black military service.

battle1

Battle of Gettysburg

01.07.1863 → 03.07.1863

A three-day American Civil War battle in Pennsylvania, 1–3 July 1863, ending in a Union victory and halting Robert E. Lee’s invasion of the North.

battle1

Battle of Fredericksburg

1862

Confederate forces defeated Union attacks at Fredericksburg during the American Civil War.

agrarian revolt0

Indigo Revolt (1859–1860)

1859 → 1860

Bengali cultivators resisted coercive indigo plantation contracts, inspiring one of colonial India's notable agrarian protests.

rebellion1

Indian Rebellion of 1857

1857 → 1858

A major rebellion against the East India Company's rule in India began in 1857.

shipboard revolt1

Amistad slave revolt

1839

Enslaved Africans seized control of the Spanish ship La Amistad in 1839, provoking legal conflict in the United States.

siege1

Battle of the Alamo

23.02.1836 → 06.03.1836

Mexican forces under Santa Anna besieged the Alamo during the Texas Revolution.

declaration1

Brazilian Declaration of Independence

07.09.1822

Pedro declared Brazil's separation from Portugal, traditionally dated 7 September 1822.

battle4

Battle of Waterloo

18.06.1815

Conosciuto anche come Bataille de mont Saint-Jean · bataille de Waterloo · Bataille du mont Saint-Jean

The 18 June 1815 battle at which British-led and Prussian allied forces defeated Napoleon, ending the Hundred Days and decisively changing the course of the Napoleonic Wars.

uprising1

Dos de Mayo Uprising

02.05.1808

Madrid residents rose against French occupation, with harsh reprisals that helped trigger Spain's wider resistance.

battle1

Battle of Austerlitz

02.12.1805

Conosciuto anche come Austerlitz · Bataille d’Austerlitz · Bataille des trois Empereurs

Napoleon defeated Austrian and Russian forces at Austerlitz in December 1805.

execution0

Execution of Louis XVI

21.01.1793

Louis XVI was executed during the French Revolution.

uprising0

Storming of the Bastille

14.07.1789

Parisian insurgents stormed the Bastille, becoming a central symbol of the French Revolution.

mutiny1

Mutiny on HMS Bounty

28.04.1789

Fletcher Christian and crew mutinied against Captain William Bligh in the South Pacific.

conspiracy1

Inconfidência Mineira

1789

An abortive conspiracy in colonial Minas Gerais advocated separation from Portugal.

military operation1

Washington's crossing of the Delaware

25.12.1776 → 26.12.1776

Washington's crossing of the Delaware led to the surprise American victory at Trenton.

declaration0

Dichiarazione d'indipendenza degli Stati Uniti d'America

04.07.1776

Conosciuto anche come ABD Bağımsızlık Bildirgesi · American Declaration of Independence · American Independence Declaration

evento storico (4 luglio 1776)

royal execution1

Execution of Crown Prince Sado

1762

Joseon crown prince Sado died after his father ordered him confined in a rice chest.

battle1

battaglia di Chocim

11.11.1673

Conosciuto anche come bataille de Khotin · Bataille de khotin (1673) · Batalla de Chocim (1673)

1673 battle where Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth forces under John Sobieski defeated Ottoman Empire forces under Hussain Pasha

siege1

Siege of Zbarazh

10.07.1649 → 22.08.1649

Conosciuto anche come Asedio de Zbarazh · Bitwa pod Zbarażem · Oblężenie Zbaraża

1649 battle during the Khmelnytsky Uprising

execution0

Execution of Charles I

30.01.1649

King Charles I of England was executed after trial during the revolutionary settlement of the English Civil Wars.

siege1

Siege of Namhansanseong

1636 → 1637

King Injo took refuge in Namhansanseong during the Qing invasion of Joseon.

political conspiracy1

Gunpowder Plot

05.11.1605

A Catholic conspiracy to destroy the English Parliament and kill James I was uncovered in 1605.

battle1

Battle of Sekigahara

1600

Conosciuto anche come bataille de Sekigahara · Bataille qui décida de l'avenir du pays · Batalha de Sekigahara

Tokugawa Ieyasu's victory was decisive in the consolidation of Tokugawa power.

naval battle1

Battle of Noryang

1598

A major concluding naval battle of the Japanese invasions of Korea in which Yi Sun-sin died.

battle1

Battaglia di Myeongnyang

26.10.1597

Conosciuto anche come bataille de Myong-Yang · Batalha de Myeongnyang · Batalla de Myeongnyang

1597 fought during the Japanese invasions of Korea

naval battle1

Battle of Hansan Island

1592

Yi Sun-sin's Joseon fleet defeated Japanese warships near Hansan Island during the Imjin War.

naval campaign0

Spanish Armada campaign

1588

The attempted Spanish invasion of England failed in 1588; cinematic portrayal is dramatized.

religious reform1

Ninety-five Theses of Martin Luther

31.10.1517

Luther's theses became a symbolic starting point for the Protestant Reformation.

conquest1

Ottoman conquest of Mamluk Egypt

1516 → 1517

The Ottoman campaign defeated the Mamluk state and brought Egypt under Ottoman rule.

exploration1

First voyage of Christopher Columbus

1492 → 1493

The 1492 Atlantic voyage initiated sustained European encounters with the Americas and colonial expansion.

political assassination and conspiracy1

congiura dei Pazzi

26.04.1478

Conosciuto anche come congiura dei Pazzi · conjuration des Pazzi · Conspiração dos Pazzi

congiura della famiglia Pazzi contro quella dei Medici

state foundation0

Foundation of the Kazakh Khanate

1465 → 1466

The Kazakh Khanate emerged through the separation of Kerei and Janibek from the Uzbek state, conventionally dated to the mid-1460s.

conquest3

Fall of Constantinople

29.05.1453

The Ottoman capture of Constantinople on 29 May 1453 following a siege, ending the Byzantine Empire and reshaping the political history of the eastern Mediterranean.

execution1

Execution of Joan of Arc

30.05.1431

Joan of Arc was executed in Rouen after her trial in 1431.

siege1

Siege of Orléans (1428–1429)

1428 → 1429

The raising of the siege at Orléans became a turning point of the Hundred Years' War.

battle4

battaglia di Azincourt

25.10.1415

Conosciuto anche come Agincourt Muharebesi · Agincourt Savaşı · bataille d'Azincourt

battaglia della guerra dei cent'anni

royal succession1

Accession of Henry V

20.03.1413

Henry V became king of England upon the death of Henry IV on 20 March 1413. His coronation on 9 April was a later, separate ceremony and is not included in this event.

battle1

battaglia di Grunwald

15.07.1410

Conosciuto anche come bataille de Grunwald · Batalha de Grunwald · batalla de Grunwald

battaglia che ebbe luogo il 15 luglio 1410 tra i Cavalieri teutonici e la Polonia-Lituania

uprising0

Peasants' Revolt (1381)

1381

A major popular uprising in England challenged taxation and social hierarchy.

diplomatic congress1

Congress of Kraków

1364

A major diplomatic gathering held in Kraków in 1364 during Casimir III's reign, involving rulers and prominent political figures from Central Europe.

pandemic1

peste nera

1347 → 1353

Conosciuto anche come Bubonic Plague · Büyük Veba Salgını · czarna śmierć

pandemia di peste del XIV secolo

battle1

battaglia di Falkirk

22.07.1298

Conosciuto anche come bataille de Falkirk · Batalha de Falkirk · Batalla de Falkirk

1298 battle of the First War of Scottish Independence

battle1

Battle on the Ice (1242)

05.04.1242

Alexander Nevsky's forces fought the Teutonic-led army on Lake Peipus; film staging is highly dramatized.

siege1

Siege of Rochester Castle (1215)

1215

Royal troops besieged Rochester Castle during the First Barons' War.

siege1

Siege of Jerusalem (1187)

20.09.1187 → 02.10.1187

Saladin’s siege of Jerusalem, ending with the city’s surrender on October 2, 1187, after the defeat of the crusader army at Hattin.

battle1

Battle of Hattin

04.07.1187

Conosciuto anche come Bataille de Hattîn · Batalha de Hattin · Batalla de Hattin

Saladin’s decisive victory over the army of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, which destroyed the kingdom’s main field force and opened the way for the reconquest of Jerusalem.

battle1

Battle of Hastings

14.10.1066

Conosciuto anche come Bataille de Hastings · Bataille d’Hastings · Batalha de Hastings

The 14 October 1066 battle in which William of Normandy defeated King Harold II, a decisive turning point in the Norman Conquest of England.

rebellion and civil war0

Ribellione di An Lushan

755 → 763

Conosciuto anche come An Luşan İsyanı · Rebelião de An Lushuan · Rebelion de An Lushan

rebellion against the Tang dynasty of China in 755 C.E

battle1

Battle of Hwangsanbeol

660

Silla forces defeated Baekje troops in a decisive battle during the unification wars.

battle1

Battle of Ansi

645

Goguryeo defenders resisted a Tang assault at Ansi during the 645 invasion.

religious conflict and temple destruction1

Destruction of the Serapeum of Alexandria

391

The Serapeum, a major temple of Serapis and an important pagan institution in Alexandria, was destroyed or dismantled during religious conflict in the late fourth century, after imperial measures restricting pagan cults.

battle4

Battle of Red Cliffs

208

A major defeat of Cao Cao by the allied forces of Sun Quan and Liu Bei near the Yangtze River during the late Eastern Han. Generally dated to winter 208; alternative chronology extends into early 209.

volcanic eruption3

Eruption of Mount Vesuvius (79 CE)

79

Conosciuto anche come Ausbruch des Vesuvs 79 n. Chr. · erupção do Vesúvio de 79 · Erupción del Vesubio

Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 CE, burying Pompeii and nearby settlements under volcanic material and causing widespread destruction in the Bay of Naples region.

siege1

Siege of Masada

72 → 73

Roman forces besieged the Masada stronghold during the concluding phase of the First Jewish–Roman War.

urban catastrophe and imperial persecution1

Great Fire of Rome

18.07.64 → 27.07.64

Conosciuto anche come Brand von Rom · Grande incêndio de Roma · Grand incendie de Rome

The devastating fire that began in Rome on the night of 18–19 July 64 CE, burning for about nine days including a renewed outbreak. The endpoint is approximate rather than an attested exact hour or day.

uprising1

Boudican revolt

60 → 61

Boudica led an uprising against Roman rule in Britain.

political and religious execution2

crocifissione di Gesù

30

Conosciuto anche come Calvário · Christ en Croix · Christ on the Cross

modalità con la quale Gesù è stato messo a morte

battle1

Battle of Teutoburg Forest

9

Conosciuto anche come bataille de la forêt de Teutberg · bataille de Teutberg · bataille de Teutobourg

Germanic groups defeated three Roman legions in a major setback for Roman expansion east of the Rhine.

political assassination1

Assassination of Julius Caesar

15.03.44 p.n.e.

Conosciuto anche come asesinato de Julio Cesar · assassinat de Jules César · assassination of Caesar

Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of Roman senators in the Theatre of Pompey on 15 March 44 BCE.

civil war1

Liberators' Civil War

44 p.n.e. → 42 p.n.e.

Conosciuto anche come Civil War of the Liberators · Deuxième guerre civile romaine · guerre civile des Libérateurs

The civil war following Caesar’s assassination, culminating in the defeat of Brutus and Cassius at Philippi in 42 BCE.

civil war1

Guerra civile romana

49 p.n.e. → 45 p.n.e.

Conosciuto anche come Bürgerkrieg zwischen Caesar und Pompeius · Great Roman Civil War · Guerra civil Cesariana

conflitto del 49-45 a.C.

rebellion1

Spartacus slave revolt

73 p.n.e. → 71 p.n.e.

Spartacus led a major uprising of enslaved people against the Roman Republic.

war0

Kalinga War

261 p.n.e.

Ashoka's conquest of Kalinga is traditionally linked to the emperor's turn toward Buddhist ethics.