5 million years ago to 5000 BC (5 million years ago to 5000 BC)
The evolution of early humans
The evolution of Australopithecus Australopithecus, early ape, late ape, early homo sapiens, late homo sapiens, Paleolithic and consanguineous families, the emergence of consanguineous families in the early Paleolithic, matriarchal clan commune and matriarchal clan commune, the prohibition of consanguineous marriage and the emergence of pairing marriage in the Neolithic. The emergence of primitive agriculture, primitive animal husbandry, patriarchal commune, private ownership, military democratic country, primitive society culture, primitive religion, primitive painting, primitive sculpture and primitive music.
The second chapter, the emergence of ancient civilization.
5000 BC ~ 500 BC
Asia (5000-500 BC)
The establishment and unification of the Sumerian Akkad city-state, the political structure of the Sumerian temple, Akkad's rule over the big economy, the Ur III dynasty in the southern two river basins, the Babylonian kingdom period, the rise of the Babylonian kingdom, the rule of Hammurabi, the emergence and evolution of the Assyrian kingdom, the establishment of the Assyrian empire, the new Babylonian kingdom, the destruction of Assyria by the new Babylonian kingdom, the culture of the ancient two river basins, cuneiform, the epic of Gilgamesh, and two ancient times. Babylonian astronomy, Babylonian mathematical achievements, Phoenician civilization, the rise of Phoenicia, the development of Phoenician economy, the rise and fall of ancient Palestinian Hittites and Hittites, the emergence of ancient Palestinian unified Judaism, ancient Indian civilization, the emergence of early Halaba cultural classes and countries, the establishment of four Vedic Brahmanism, the establishment of sixteen countries in India in various countries, and the re-emergence of cities ruled by Morgatos. The emergence of the new trend of thought of Shaman Sakyamuni Buddhism, the first dynasty in China-Xia Dynasty, Dayu flood control, the emergence of class society, the founding of Xia Dynasty, the subjugation of Shao Kang and Xia Jie, the rise and fall of Shang Dynasty, the demise of Shang Dynasty, the agricultural production technology of Shang Dynasty, the magical Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the developed bronze culture, the hierarchical enfeoffment system of Western Zhou Dynasty under the rule of rites and music, the ceremony of Zhou Gong, the worship of ancestral temples in Western Zhou Dynasty, and the Chinese people. "Pure and inaction" Taoism, the establishment of Confucianism by Confucius, the publication of Gong Ji, the rise and fall of the Persian Empire, the establishment of the Persian Empire, the reform of Darius I, Darius' foreign policy, the economy of the Persian Empire, and the decline of the Persian Empire.
Africa (5000-500 BC)
The emergence of the country and the early civilization of the pre-dynasty, the establishment of the Tiannis Dynasty, the economy and society of the ancient kingdom, the economy of the ancient kingdom, the disintegration of the ancient kingdom, the Pharaoh and the pyramid period, the first intermediate period and the people's uprising, the reunification of Egypt, the foreign war of the Chinese kingdom, the agriculture and handicrafts of the Chinese kingdom, the demise of the Chinese kingdom, the rise and fall of the new kingdom, the first 18 dynasty of the new kingdom, and the metallurgy and textile industry of the new kingdom. Developed commerce and overseas trade, religious reform in Okhennathan, hegemony between Laguan II and Hittites, decline of new kingdom, late Sethi Dynasty in Egypt, early economy of Egypt, Persian conquest of Egypt, Persian rule over Egypt, Egyptian people's resistance, struggle in late Persia, Egypt's demise, early hieroglyphics and totem worship of ancient Egyptian culture to nature worship, magnificent sculpture architecture, exquisite craftsmanship, art and developed astronomical calendar. Other civilizations in Africa, Saharan farming society, Nubian culture, Kelmai culture, the rise of Carthage civilization, Carthage's political system, Carthage's expansion in North Africa, Carthage's trade and exploration.
Europe (5000 ~ 500 BC)
Aegean civilization, Crete civilization, Mycenae civilization, Mycenae's tomb, Trojan War, ancient Greek polis, emergence of state, formation of polis, formation of Sparta polis, formation of Athens polis, Solon reform, prosperity of Greek polis, post-war Greece-Poland, economic development of Greek polis, slavery, development of polis democracy, decline of Greek polis, maritime hegemony of Athens, Berbers. The hegemony and decline of Greek city-states in the later period, Greek culture in the classical period and before, Greek religion and mythology, developed drama, exquisite architecture and sculpture, historical prosperity and the rise of philosophy.
America (5000-500 BC)
Early American civilization, Asian migration, Olmec civilization, Autiere Kanchawan culture, Paracas culture,
Chapter III Empire and Conquest
500 BC ~ the first year of AD
Europe (500 BC ~ the first year of AD)
The rise of Macedonia, the prosperity of Macedonia, Philip II's unification of Greece, the Crusade of Alexandria, the establishment of Antioch, the social reform of Sparta, the Ptolemaic Dynasty and Seleucid Kingdom, the Ptolemaic Dynasty's autocratic rule, the Ptolemaic Dynasty's decline, the Seleucid Kingdom's autocratic rule, the developed Seleucid commerce, Seleucid handicrafts, the decline of Seleucid, the Macedonian cultural mathematician and physicist. The development of astronomy and geography, the further development of philosophy, the increasingly mature sculpture art, Aesop's ancient Roman empire era, Etruscans, clan system, Roman democratic military system, Tuliu reform, the end of the imperial era, the early Roman Republic, the establishment of civilian tribune, the civilian struggle of Lissini-Sekstufa and the emergence of new noble, conquered Italy and Rome. Social economy in the early Republic of China, Rome's external expansion, the first Punic War, the second Punic War, the third Punic War, the invasion of Spain and Roman provinces, Roman rule, the decline of the Republic of China, the Sicilian uprising, the Spartak uprising, the culture of the times, Roman religious myths and priest Roman architectural art, simple history and philosophy, the arrival of the authoritarian era of power, Mitri
Asia (500 BC ~ the first year of AD)
China was unified by the Qin Dynasty, the first feudal dynasty was established, the Great Wall of Qin Shihuang was built in Wanli, the "eighth wonder of the world", Liu Bangjian's Western Han Dynasty, the era of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, the Sino-Hungarian War, Sima Qian's historical records, the era when the peacock empire was occupied, the peacock dynasty was established in Chandragupta, the conquest of Ashoka, and the political and military affairs during the peacock dynasty.
Chapter IV Towards a Rich and Strong Feudal State.
From the first year of AD to 400.
Europe (a.d. 1 ~ 400)
The establishment of the Roman Empire, the establishment of Augustus, the politics of heads of state, Octavian's internal political system, the prosperous "peaceful era", economic development, urban prosperity, the crisis from the golden age to the third century, the prevalence of the peasant system, the further strengthening of imperial power, the "golden age" of Rome, the depression of Roman cities and businesses, political chaos, the rule of the late Roman Empire, the rule of Emperor Constantine the Great. The division of the empire, the rise and spread of Christianity, the evolution of Christianity, the demise of the Western Roman Empire, the rebellion in Maximus, the rise of the four barbarians, the development of Roman culture and natural science in the imperial era, the prevalence of idealistic philosophy, developed historiography, jurisprudence in the imperial era, Roman literature, Roman architecture and sculpture art.
Asia (a.d. 1 ~ 400)
Liu Xiujian in the Eastern Han Dynasty, eunuch's autocratic power, Ban Gu's Hanshu, Cai Lun's improved papermaking, Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Febrile Diseases, China in the Three Kingdoms Period, Cao Cao in troubled times, Jian 'an literature, the establishment of Shu, Zhuge Liang's rule of Shu, Sun Quan's rule of Wu, the establishment of the Western Jin Dynasty and the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the rise of "five lakes and sixteen countries", Buddhism and Taoism. In the early days of the rule, Sassanian, the rise of Sassanian Persia, the war between Sassanian and Rome, the Mazda Uprising, the founding of ancient Korea, Silla Baekje of Korea, the ancient culture of the Korean Peninsula, the rope and yayoi culture of ancient Japan, and the rise of evil Matai and China.
Both America and Africa (from the first year to 400 AD) are developing, with the rise of Mayan civilization, Capricorn culture, Inca civilization, aksum's rule and the prosperity of Ghana Kingdom in East Africa.
Chapter V The Long Middle Ages.
400 ~ 1500 ad
Europe (400 ~ 1500)
The establishment of Germanic kingdom, the social system of ancient Germanic people, the germination of feudal relations in western Europe, the establishment of Germanic kingdom, Lombardy's invasion of Italy, the emergence of feudal system in western Europe, Clovis's creation of Frankish kingdom, Pippin's usurpation of power, the formation of Charlemagne Empire, the division of empire, the coming of Viking era, the expansion of Viking, the destruction of "boneless" ivar and Harald, Vikings, developed navigation and shipbuilding technology, and oral literature in northern Europe. Western Europe in 9 ~ 1 1 century, French agriculture in Caroline dynasty, the struggle between Robert dynasty and Caroline dynasty, the establishment of Gaby dynasty and the decline of kingship, Henry I-ruled Germany, the dispute between vulgar rights and religious rights, Anglo-Saxon conquest of England, the Crusade, the causes of the Crusade, the religious conference in Clemens City, and the first Crusade. The Crusaders bloodbath Jerusalem, Salat's counterattack against the Crusaders, the disaster in Constantinople, the formation of French nation-state, the strengthening of French kingship, the reform of Louis IX, Philip IV's control of religious power, the uprising of Parisian citizens, Louis xi's unification of France,1-15th century Britain, the conquest of Normandy, Henry II's. Red, white and wars of the roses, the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France, the outbreak of the Hundred Years' War, the Battle of Jing Lei Xi, twenty years of peace, the end of Joan of Arc and the War of Unification, the invasion of Italy by Germany, Italy and Spain, the beginning of the Habsburg dynasty, the establishment of the Hanseatic League, the rise of the Christian kingdom of Yuannis and Florence, the spread of the Black Death and the spread of the Black Death. The long-term impact of garlic death: rapid population decline, medieval Christianity and Western European culture, the evolution of Roman church hierarchy, Innocent III's strengthening of religious power, the development of heresy movement, the emergence of universities, the rise of Gothic architecture, the code reform of Byzantine Justinian I, the external expansion of Justinian, the collapse of Byzantine Empire, Byzantine history, medieval Southeast Europe, the establishment of the first Bulgarian kingdom, Nimanya's rule over Serbia, Hungarian in Arpad dynasty, Romanian in Wallachia period, Czech Republic and Poland in the Middle Ages, the formation of Czech state, the infiltration of German forces, the unification of Mongolian empire, the reform of Hu Si, the Hu Si War, Poland in Puast dynasty, the rule of Golden Horde, the establishment of Ryukyu Dynasty, the reform of Russian Principality in Kiev, Ivan IV and Livonia War.
Asia (400 ~ 1500)
The establishment of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Emperor Xiaowen's reform, Qi Yao Min Shu, the establishment of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, the excavation of caves in the Northern Dynasty, the establishment of Liu Song in the Southern Dynasty, the replacement of Qi Liang and Chen, Zu Chongzhi's pursuit of pi, the prosperity of landscape poetry, Liu Xie's Wen Xin Diao Long, the unification of the Sui Dynasty, the establishment of the Sui Dynasty, the reform of the official system in the Sui Dynasty, and the creation of the imperial examination. Li Chunjian, Zhao Zhouqiao and the Sui Dynasty perished in the middle and early Tang Dynasty, Xuanzang's Journey to the West and Jian Zhen's Dudong Wuzhou Revolution, Kaiyuan Shi Sheng papermaking, monk and his entourage's Journey to the West, the decline of the meridian Tang Dynasty, the Anshi Rebellion, the dispute between eunuchs and cronies, the Huang Chao Uprising and the demise of the Tang Dynasty, the invention of primitive gunpowder, the peak of poetic art, the rise and fall of the Northern Song Dynasty, the mutiny of Chen Qiao, Wang Anshi's political reform, the Northern Song Dynasty and the Northern Song Dynasty. Zhu epitomized Neo-Confucianism, religious integration, the prevalence of Zen Buddhism, Genghis Khan's establishment of the Mongolian Empire in the Yuan Dynasty, Kublai Khan's proclaimed himself emperor, the establishment of the provincial system in the Yuan Dynasty, Guo Shoujing and the punctuality calendar, Guan Hanqing and Yuan Qu, the establishment of the cabinet in the middle and early Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang's strengthening of official administration, Zheng He's voyage to the West to the Ming and Jin Dynasties, the peasant uprising and the demise of the Ming Dynasty, the prosperity of science and technology and novels in the Ming Dynasty, and the reform of Iran and Cosles in the Middle Ages. The demise of the Zhang Sasan Empire, the establishment of the Safi Dynasty, the history and literature of Iran in the Middle Ages, developed architectural art, the establishment of the Arab Empire, external expansion, the development of feudal system, and the division of the empire. Unified Mongolian Empire, Batu's Western Expedition, the decline of Ilhanuk Dynasty, the short-lived Timur Empire, the rise of Ottoman Turkish Empire, the feudal system of integrating politics and religion, the demise of Ottoman, the Byzantine Empire, the expansion of Su Liman I, Turkish art, from Gupta Empire to Delhi, Gupta of Sudan, the rise and fall of the empire, the rise of the Japanese invaders, and the establishment of the early Mughal Empire in babur. The decline of Silla and the establishment and expansion of the Koryo dynasty were all carried out by the Chai Wu system and the commons system. The feudal autocracy in the early Li Dynasty was strengthened. In the Middle Ages, South Korea's culture and education, the prosperity of Buddhism, the creation of Korean alphabet by Sejong in the Li Dynasty, Japan's feudal reform, Shoto Kutaishi's reform and modernization, the social economy in Nara era, the rise of Japanese samurai in heian period, the unification of Tokugawa era and Japan, the establishment of Kamakura shogunate, the development of domestic and foreign trade, and so on.
America (AD 400- 1500)
Indian civilization, Aztec civilization, the establishment of Inca empire, Inca culture, Mayan trade, the social structure of Maya in the Middle Ages.
Africa (400 ~ 1500)
Feudal Egypt, the formation of the Egyptian feudal system, the independence of the Egyptian state, the struggle against the Crusaders, the prevention of the westward advance of the Mongolian Empire, the Egyptian culture under Turkish rule, the independence of the Maghreb in North Africa and East Africa, the unification of the Hades dynasty in Aarmo, the countries in East Sudan, the Kingdom of Ethiopia, the period of the "Sankey Empire", the development of the foreign trade of the Sankey Empire, the rise and fall of the Kingdom of Ghana in West Africa and South Africa, and the rise of the Kingdom of Mali and the Kingdom of Sang Hai.
Chapter VI Ideological and Cultural Prosperity
1300 ~ 1600 years
Europe (1300 ~ 1500)
In the early Italian Renaissance, Dante's Divine Comedy, Petrarch, the first humanist, Boccaccio and decameron, the art of the early Renaissance, the history of the early Renaissance, the late Italian Renaissance, the all-rounder Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, George and Titian, the political thinker Machiavelli, the utopian socialist campanella, and the Renaissance artists from western European countries. The legend of Moore rabelais and giants, Shakespeare, Cervantes and Don Quixote, developing natural science and humanities, Copernicus and astronomical revolution, scientific giant Galileo, breakthrough in mathematics, great development of physics, Bacon and philosophy, Germany before the Reformation, developed industry and commerce, Germany under the rule of Catholic Church, weak knight class, and German farmers under the heavy oppression of urban class relations. Martin-Luther's early views on religious reform, the proposal of the Ninth Five-Year Plan, menzel's radical reform propaganda, the Rhine Knight Riot, the German peasant war, the establishment of Luther's Protestantism, the expansion of religious reform, the Ciwenli reform, Calvin's religious reform, the religious reform in Sweden and Denmark, the further spread of Protestantism, the anti-religious reform of the Catholic Church, Akkad's rule over the southern two river basins, and Akkad's city is located in the north of Sumerian region.
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