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Maratha Empire
1674 → 1818
Also known as Chronologie de l'Inde, la période marathe · Confederacion Maratha · Confederazione Maratha
Major early modern Indian polity that grew from Shivaji’s kingdom into a confederated power across much of the subcontinent before its defeat by the British East India Company.
Polish–Ottoman War (1672–1676)
1672 → 1676
Also known as 1671-1676 Osmanlı-Lehistan Savaşı · 1672-1676 Osmanlı-Lehistan Savaşı · guerra polacco-ottomana
A war between the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire, involving Crimean Tatar forces and fought chiefly over Podolia and neighboring Ukrainian territories.
Khmelnytsky Uprising
1648 → 1657
Also known as Chmelnyzkyj-Aufstand · Cossack-Polish War · Hmelnitski Ayaklanması
A major Cossack revolt against the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the eastern territories of the Commonwealth, led by Bohdan Khmelnytsky and supported at various stages by Crimean Tatar forces.
Qing dynasty
1644 → 1912
Also known as Aisin Gioro · China Manchu · China Qing
Manchu-led dynasty ruling China from the seventeenth century until the end of imperial government in 1912.
Edo period
1603 → 1868
Also known as Edo-Ära · Edo çağı · Edo devri
Era of Tokugawa shogunal government in Japan, marked by relative domestic stability and distinctive urban culture.
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
1569 → 1795
Also known as Commonwealth of Poland · Comunidade das Duas Nações · Comunidade dos Dois Povos
Federative polity joining the Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the Union of Lublin in 1569 until the third partition of 1795, with a shared monarch and parliamentary institutions.
Elizabethan era
1558 → 1603
Also known as Elisabetano · Elisabethanisch · Elisabethanische Epoche
Reign of Elizabeth I in England, associated with religious settlement, overseas ventures and cultural flowering.
Sengoku period
1467 → 1600
Also known as Age of Warring States · Epoca Sengoku · Epoque Sengoku
Japanese era of prolonged civil warfare among regional military rulers preceding unification.
Age of Discovery
1400 → 1700
Also known as A expansão marítima européia · Age of Exploration · As Grandes Navegações
Period of European maritime exploration and overseas expansion, conventionally dated from the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries; experiences and consequences differed across world regions.
Joseon dynasty
1392 → 1897
Also known as Choson · Chosŏn · Choson Corea
Korean dynasty characterized by Neo-Confucian governance and lasting cultural and social institutions.