People
People
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Battles/Places
Places/Treaties and Oaths
100

Came to Muhammad in a vision

Angel Gabriel

100

Benedictine monk, a poet and scholar, wrote about Charlemagne

Notker the Stammerer

100

People who die for religious beliefs

Martyrs

100

Battle between Constantine and Maxentius, Constantine saw a vision of a cross in the sky, ordered his troops to put it on their shields, Maxentius drowns in the Tiber river

Battle of Milvian Bridge
100

Made any religion legal to practice inside the Roman Empire

Edict of Milan

200

Gave permission for the Greek Fire, introduced Iconoclasm, launched a campaign to destroy all images

Emperor Leo III

200

made a Royal school

Alcuin of York

200

The literal words of Allah, all Muslims follow it

Koran

200

Visigoths defeated the Romans, Valens dies, Fritigern wins

Battle of Adrianople

200

Was made to summarize Arianistic beliefs; Jesus is God and the role of the Holy Spirit

The Nicene Creed

300

Worked for the Caliphate, a monk in Jerusalem, opposed the Iconoclastic laws, hand was cut off, prayed, and his hand grew back silver

John of Damascene

300

Charlemagne's son, crowned King of Aquitaine as a child, inherited the entire Holy Roman Empire, submitted for penance

Louis the Pious

300

Muhammad's journey from Mecca to Medina

Hijrah

300

Battle between Charles Martel and Odo the Great, Charles held back until Odo promised to submit, they both halted the advance of the Umayyad Caliphate

Battle of Tours

300

When the Holy Roman Empire dissolves

Treaty of Verdun

400

Studied at the Monastery of Fulda, worked as an architect

Einhard

400

Disobeyed knightly code

Sir Gawain

400

A standardized form of handwriting

Carolingian Miniscule

400
Big church with a dome

Hagia Sophia

400

When Louis' sons, Charles the Bald and Louis, teamed up against their brother Lothar I, said that they would never help him

Oaths of Stratsbourg

500

Crowned Charlemagne "Holy Roman Emperor"

Pope Leo III

500

Most intelligent and well-read Christain Scholar of his time, he wrote the 1st official Latin Bible; the Vulgate

Jerome

500

A ruler of a Monastery

Abbot

500

Judaism, Christianity, and Paganism influened them, had 3 holy writings, Jews and Christians were tolerated here, but they had to pay special taxes

Islam

500

The capital of the Umayyad Caliphate

Damascus