Historical Periods.
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Joseon dynasty
1392 → 1897
Also known as Choson · Chosŏn · Choson Corea
Korean dynasty characterized by Neo-Confucian governance and lasting cultural and social institutions.
Ming dynasty
1368 → 1644
Also known as China · China Ming · dinastia Ming
Chinese dynasty succeeding Yuan, recognized for centralized administration, maritime activity and major cultural production.
Reign of Casimir III the Great
1333 → 1370
The reign of Casimir III the Great, the last Piast king of Poland, during which the kingdom was consolidated, administratively strengthened, and territorially expanded.
Avignon Papacy
1309 → 1377
Also known as Avignonesisches Exil · Avignonesisches Papsttum · Avignon Papalığı
The period from 1309 to 1377 when successive popes resided at Avignon rather than Rome, intensifying disputes over papal authority and Church governance.
Ottoman Empire
1299 → 1922
Also known as El Turco · Empire ottoman · estado otomano
Long-lived Ottoman imperial polity spanning southeastern Europe, Anatolia, the Levant and parts of North Africa.
Goryeo dynasty
918 → 1392
Also known as Goryeo · Goryeoguk · Koryo
Korean kingdom and dynasty preceding Joseon, with strong Buddhist traditions and changing relationships with neighboring powers.
Middle Ages
500 → 1500
Also known as Edad Media · época medieval · Idade Média
Conventional European historical era between late antiquity and the early modern period, with varying local periodization.
Late Middle Ages
1300 → 1500
Part of Middle Ages
Also known as Baixa Idade Média · baja Edad Media · Bajo Medioevo
Later medieval centuries in Europe marked by dynastic conflict, religious change and the emergence of early modern institutions.
Crusades
1095 → 1291
Part of Middle Ages
Also known as Bewaffnete Wallfahrt · Bewaffnete Wallfahrten · crociata
A series of religiously framed military expeditions, principally involving Latin Christian powers and the eastern Mediterranean, extending from the late eleventh through the late thirteenth century.