1325 BC
Born in Thebes — Hera's Jealousy Begins
1324 BC
Strangles Two Serpents in His Crib
Between 1323 BC and 1310 BC
Trained by the Greatest Teachers of the Age
1310 BC
Kills the Lion of Cithaeron
1308 BC
Marries Megara — Princess of Thebes
1300 BC
Hera's Madness — Kills His Own Children
1299 BC
Oracle of Delphi — Twelve Years of Service
Between 1298 BC and 1288 BC
The Twelve Labors of Hercules
1288 BC
Sacks Troy — Before Achilles
1285 BC
Born in Phthia — Dipped in the River Styx
1285 BC
Sails with Jason on the Argo
Between 1284 BC and 1270 BC
Raised by Chiron the Centaur
1280 BC
Wins Deianeira — Kills the Centaur Nessus
Between 1278 BC and 1275 BC
Further Campaigns Across Greece
1275 BC
Friendship with Patroclus
1275 BC
The Shirt of Nessus — Death by Hydra Venom
1265 BC
Hidden on Scyros — Disguised as a Girl
1262 BC
Unmasked by Odysseus
Between 1260 BC and 1252 BC
Nine Years Raiding Cities Around Troy
1251 BC
Quarrel with Agamemnon — The Wrath of Achilles
1250 BC
Kills Penthesilea & Memnon
1205 BC
Service under King Manuchehr
1200 BC
Arrow shot from Mount Damavand
Between Jul 20, 356 BC and Jul 21, 356 BC
Alexander is born in Pella
343 BC
Begins studying under Aristotle
338 BC
Fights at the Battle of Chaeronea
Oct of 336 BC
Philip II of Macedon is assassinated
335 BC
Alexander becomes king of Macedon
Between Mar 25, 334 BC and May 26, 334 BC
Crosses into Asia to invade the Persian Empire
May of 334 BC
Battle of the Granicus
Nov of 333 BC
Battle of Issus against Darius III
Between Jan of 332 BC and Jul of 332 BC
Siege of Tyre
Between Aug of 332 BC and Dec of 332 BC
Enters Egypt
Oct 1, 331 BC
Battle of Gaugamela
330 BC
Captures Persepolis
May of 326 BC
Battle of the Hydaspes against Porus
Between Jun 10, 323 BC and Jun 11, 323 BC
Alexander dies in Babylon at age 32
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Between 435 and 439
Consolidation of the North
441
First Eastern Roman Invasion
443
Destruction of Naissus & Serdica
445
Murder of Bleda — Sole Ruler
447
Balkans Campaign — Battle of the Utus
505
Feud with Pellinore's Kin
Between 1526 and 1528
Early life
Between 1550 and 1570
Rise as Samurai
Between 1570 and 1580
Service Under Nobunaga
Jun 21, 1582
The Honnō-ji Incident
Jul 2, 1582
Fall and Death
1636
Rise as “Heaven’s Messenger”
Between Dec of 1637 and Feb of 1638
Defense of Hara Castle
Dec 17, 1637
Shimabara Rebellion begins
Between 1680 and 1681
Early Life
Between 1690 and 1695
Born in England.
Jan of 1692
Beginning of the Salem Witch Trials
Feb of 1692
Beginning of the Salem Witch Trials
Between Mar of 1692 and Jun of 1692
Height of the Trials
Between Jun of 1692 and Sep of 1692
Height of the Trials
Jun 10, 1692
Height of the Trials
Between Sep of 1692 and 1693
Disappearance from Records
Between 1695 and 1720
Served as a soldier and then went to sea.
1698
Born near Cork, Ireland.
Between 1714 and 1719
Lived in Nassau, Bahamas, then became involved with pirate circles and John Rackham.
1718
Married James Bonny and was reportedly disowned by her father.
Apr of 1719
Bonny and Rackham stole a ship and began piracy in the Caribbean.
1720
Sailed with Rackham’s crew, alongside Mary Read, raiding ships around Jamaica.
1720
Joined Calico Jack Rackham’s pirate crew with Anne Bonny.
Between Oct of 1720 and Nov of 1720
Captured by Jamaican authorities; Rackham’s crew was tried and convicted.
Oct of 1720
Captured near Jamaica.
Nov of 1720
Tried and convicted of piracy.
Nov 28, 1720
Bonny and Mary Read were tried for piracy in Jamaica and found guilty; execution was postponed because both were pregnant.
Apr 28, 1721
Died in prison in Jamaica.
Aug 18, 1750
Born in Legnago, Republic of Venice (now Italy).
1766
Taken to Vienna by composer F.L. Gassmann and introduced to Emperor Joseph II.
1770
First opera, Le donne letterate, premiered at the Burgtheater in Vienna.
Between 1770 and 1774
Began a prolific early opera career; in the next four years, nine operas were produced.
1774
Appointed court composer for the Italian opera in Vienna.
Between 1778 and 1780
Returned to Italy, writing comic operas for Milan, Venice, and Rome.
Apr 25, 1782
Released, returned to Charles Towne/Charleston, and died in old age
Between 1783 and 1788
Active supporter and frequent collaborator of Lorenzo Da Ponte (later Mozart’s librettist).
Between 1784 and 1788
Succeeded Gluck at the Paris Opéra.
1787
French opera Tarare premiered; his best-known work.
1788
Translated and adapted Tarare into Italian as Axur, re d’Ormus; appointed Hofkapellmeister (court chapel director) in Vienna.
Between 1788 and 1824
Held the Hofkapellmeister position for 36 years, the longest tenure in the institution’s history.
Between 1790 and May 7, 1825
After 1790, as Hofkapellmeister he was officially court conductor for choral concerts only.
1795
Opera Palmira, regina di Persia premiered.
1798
Opera Falstaff premiered.
Between 1800 and 1802
Taught Beethoven Italian vocal style and opera writing.
Jul 24, 1802
Born in Villers-Cotterêts
1804
Last opera performed; after this, he focused on sacred music.
Feb 26, 1806
Father's Death
1817
Schubert’s private lessons with Salieri ended.
May 7, 1825
Died in Vienna.
Feb 11, 1829
Henri III et sa cour
Mar 30, 1830
Christine premieres
May 3, 1831
Antony & Napoléon Bonaparte
May 29, 1832
La Tour de Nesle
1838
Begins novel collaboration
Feb 3, 1840
Marries Ida Ferrier
Between Mar 14, 1844 and Jul of 1844
The Three Musketeers serialized
Between Aug 28, 1844 and Jan 15, 1846
The Count of Monte Cristo serialized
Between 1847 and 1850
The Vicomte de Bragelonne
Feb of 1847
Théâtre-Historique opens
Jul of 1848
Attended Seneca Falls Convention
Jan of 1849
Founded The Lily
Dec of 1851
Exiled to Belgium
Between 1858 and 1859
Travels to Russia
Between 1860 and 1864
Supports Garibaldi in Italy
Between 1871 and 1873
President, Iowa Suffrage Association
Between 1902 and 1917
Childhood
Mar of 1917
Russian Revolution
Apr of 1918
Transfer to Ekaterinburg
