Millennium History

Ancient history

  • 14. Partition of the Great Roman Empire

    In AD 305, Constantine (I) became the ruler of Rome. He is also called Constantine the Great. From the age of 14, he began participating in military campaigns with Emperor Diocletian. Since the time of the previous emperor Diocletian, the Great Roman Empire had been divided into two great provinces

  • 13. Execution of Christians in the Roman Empire

    Fearful followers of Jesus refused to accept him in the last moments of Jesus for fear of the authorities, but shortly after Jesus death, the twelve main disciples of Jesus Christ began to preach Christianity. These disciples carried the message of Jesus Christ to Jews and non-Jews almost independen

  • 12. Two Augustus and Two Caesars

    From November 284 to April 305, Diocletian became the king of Rome. He grew from a simple soldier of the Roman military to a commander in the army of Emperor Carus. After the death of the Imperator Numerian, Diocletian declared himself the ruler of Rome. Diocletian assumed the title of Augustus and

  • 11. Rulers of the Great Roman Empire

    On 16 March 37, Augustus Caesars great-grandson Caligula assassinated the then Roman emperor Tiberius. At that time Tiberius was 77 years old. Then came the Caligula Impressor. He could rule only for four and a half years. Emperor Caligula was assassinated on 24 January 41 at the age of 28 by member

  • 30. Beginning of the Renaissance era in Italy

    The end of the Christian rule over the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire marks the end of the Middle Ages in the history of Europe and the end of the Dark Ages in Europe and the beginning of a new era of knowledge and consciousness. It was as if Europe had woken up from its slumber with a great st

  • 29. End of the Eastern Roman Empire

    We had to leave the history of the Eastern Roman Empire in the middle, but here we have to discuss it again. The Eastern Roman Empire was running from AD 395 and until AD 480, it was appointing the kings of the Western Roman Empire. From AD 480 to AD 565, the Frank kings of Rome considered the rule

  • 28. Pushing the Pope's Reputation

    The envoy of the French emperor in the Popes dormitory When the Pope was wreaking havoc on Europe with the Inquisition, he was losing the high status he had accumulated by being the king of the kings of Rome, Germany and France. Gone are the days when they could bring an emperor to his knees by si

  • 27. Establishment of the Inquisition by the Christian Union

    The Inquisition has an important place in the history of the Catholic Church. Inquisition means inquiry. It is a kind of tribunal which was established with the aim of detecting and handing over the people who deviate from the principles of Catholicism and hand them over to the government to get the

  • 26. The climax of the conflict between the Pope and the Holy Roman Emperor

    Frederick Redhead The reign of the Roman Empire in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries AD Hohentofen In the hands of the Christian dynasty named Hohentofen was a small town or village in Germany. Being related to this clan or village, this dynasty was called Hohentofen dynasty. King Frederick (I)

  • 25. Crusade of the Cross against Hilal

    Religious Significance of Jerusalem Jerusalem is called Jerusalem in Hebrew and Al-Quds in Arabic. It is one of the oldest cities in the world. Judaism, Christianity and Islam all consider it a holy city. It is also a major city for Armenians. These four communities have shed as much blood for this

  • 24. The Dilemma of the City of Venice

    The history of the settlement of the city of Venice, located in northern Italy, is very interesting and it is completely different from other cities of the world from the point of view of maritime trade to strategic importance. It is a swamp town. In the 6th century AD, when Atila the Hun started a

  • 23. Development of the Gothic Style of the Churches

    In the eleventh-twelfth century AD, a new style of cathedral construction developed in Western Europe called the Gothic style. The size of the churches in this style is kept very large. In this, the load of large and heavy roofs is placed on the panels outside the main building. Thin pillars are mad

  • 22. Holy Roman Empire Second Edition

    In AD 955, Pope John (XII) became Pope of the Catholic Church of Rome. He was a member of a powerful family in Rome and his family had been active in church politics for the past 50 years. Therefore he also understood the political plight of Rome very well. He knew that at this time no rich-feudal f

  • 21. First Edition of the Holy Roman Empire

    Insulting of the Pope by Frank King Charlemagne Charlemagne, the French ruler who ended the Lombardy rule from Rome at the invitation of Pope Adrian (I) in AD 772, was a powerful king. So he had no difficulty in establishing his dominance in Rome. The Pope thought that after the liberation from the

  • 40. Establishment of Modern Republic in Italy

    Establishment of republican rule General elections were held in Italy on June 2, 1946, in which the people of the country voted in favor of the establishment of republican rule. After this, Italy was established as a republic on 10 June 1946. The End of Imperial Signs On 18 June 1946, the then Pr

  • 39. Fascist-Nazi Brother-Brother

    Similarities between Fascism and Nazism Fascism in Italy at the same time when the communist state was being established in Russia after the success of the Bolshevik Revolution and a new society and new economy was being formed. And in Germany Nazism took birth. These are commonly referred to as c

  • 38. Benito Mussolini, the hero of fascism

    Even before the start of the First World War, Italy was in a terrible economic crisis. In AD 1911-12, the Turkish-war ended with the victory of Italy and the imperial citizens of Italy were happy with their possession of Tripoli in North Africa, but this victory did not improve the economic conditio

  • 37. Unification of Italy

    Risorgimento Partition of Italy at the Congress of Vienna After Napoleon Bonaparte was imprisoned, a conference was held in the Austrian capital Vienna from September 1814 to June 1815, which is called the Vienna Congress in World History. It was a conference of politicians from European countries

  • 36. The End of the Second Edition of the Holy Roman Empire

    Conquest of Nepalese At the end of the eighteenth century, small kings ruled Italy. Many of these kings were under the king of Austria. In those days there was a long war between France and Austria to establish supremacy in Europe. At that time Napoleon Bonaparte was a military officer in the Frenc

  • 35. Rise of Nationalism in Europe

    In the eighteenth century, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland were divided into monarchies, dioceses and cantons, with some autonomous regions in between. Similarly, the regions of Eastern and Central Europe were under autocratic monarchies and different types of people lived in these areas who were re

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