100
Rise of Mahayana Buddhism
(-300)
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor On
Music (Pseudo-Plutarch)
Claudius Ptolemy of
Alexandria
100-178
Astronomer
Josephus
Flavius
37-100
Historian
/ Soldier (Jerusalem) 101 Satires (Juvenal) -127 Punica (Silius) Roman Empire increased to
maximum extent (-107)
German migrations and
invasions begin (-600)
Dacian Wars begin - Trajan's
conquest of Dacia(101-107)
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
Silius
25-101 102
Trajan returns to Rome from
Dacia - Decebalus, King of Dacia is subjected
Ban Chao returns from Xiognu
Warsin Tarim Basin to Loyang and dies
Division of Pannonia into
two parts by Trajan
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor 103
Legio X Gemina transfers to
Aquincum and then to Vindobona (Vienna)
Pliny the Younger is elected
to the college of Augers
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
Martial
38-103
Poet
(Bilbilis, Spain) 104
Apollodorus of Damascus
constructs Trajan's Bridge over the Danube for campaign into Dacia
(1,135 m)
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor 105
Trajan's Second Expedition
into Daciabegins
Rome conquers Kerak from the
Nabateans
Legio XXX Ulpia Victrix is
formed
II Traiana Fortis is formed
Peace Treaty - between
Baekje and Silla in Korea (85-105)
Pope Alexander succeeds Pope
Evaristus
Patriarch of Constantinople
Sedecion succeeds Plutarch
End of Chinese Yongyuan Era
- Yuanxing Era begins
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
Vologases III
+
(Parthia)
(105-147)
King
Evaristus
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(97-105) 5th Roman Pope
Alexander I
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(105-115) 6th Roman Pope 106
Rome annexes
the Nabataean kingdom)
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
He Di - (Eastern Han) (88-106)
An Di
+
(Eastern
Han)
(106-125)
107
Trajan receives an
ambassador from India
Yongchu Era begins in Eastern
Han Dynasty (107-113)
Japanese prince sends 170
slaves as gist to Chinese court
Bagan (Pagan) is founded by
Thamudarit
Andi becomes Emperor of
China - gives power to Empress Deng sice still a young man
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-125)
108 Histories (Tacitus) ca. 100-110 CE
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
M. Atilius Metilius
Bradua
+- (Roman
Empire)
(108) Consul
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-12
5)
109
Gotamiputa Sri Satakani
rules Deccan (-132)
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
Gotamiputa Sri
Satakani +
(Deccan)
(109-132)
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-12
5)
110 Of Illustrius Men (Suetonius) Gospel of St. John
Trajan's Forum in Rome under
construction
Roman Empire has more than
75,000 km roads
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-12
5)
Gaius
110-180
Jurist
(Roman) 111 Trajan sends Pliny the
Younger to Bythinia
Emperor Cenguttuvan invades
Kushan Empire and defeats Kanishka at Quilaluvam (Mathura)
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-12
5)
112
Salonina Matidia, niece of
Trajan, receives the title Augusta
Jima succeeds Pasa as King
of Silla
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
Trajan
+-
(Roman
Empire)
(112) Consul
Jima
+
(Silla)
(112-134)
6th
Ruler
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-125)
Pliny the Younger reports
hymn singing by Christians
113
Trajan invades Parthia -
marches first on Armenia
Trajan's conquest of Armenia
and Mesopotamia (-117)
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-12
5)
Pliny the
Younger
62-113
Orator
/ Statesman (Roman) 114
Parthamisiris surrenders to
Trajan's forces and is killed in Armenia
Parthian War (114-117)
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-125)
115 Parallel Lives (Plutarch)
Ctesiphon falls to Trajan
Jewish revolts in Egypt,
North Africa, Palestine, Cyrenaica and Cyprus suppressed by Trajan
(-117)
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-125)
Alexander I
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(105-115) 6th Roman Pope
Sixtus I
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(115-125) 7th Roman Pope 116
Trajan makes Tigris the
empire's eastern boundary - Mesopotamia and Assyria become new provinces
Trajan
...
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117) Emperor
An Di
...
(Eastern
Han)
(106-125)
117 Annals (Tacitus)
Trajan dies (8/9)
Trajan
subdues Judaean revolt then falls ill - leaving Hadrian as commander of
the
East
Trajan
adopts Hadrian as his successor on his deathbed
Trajan
-
(Roman
Empire)
(98-117)
Emperor
Hadrian
+
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
legate of Syria/c. of Trajan
Quintus
Pompeius Falco - (Moesia Inferior
Province)
(116-117)
Governor
Pharsman
II
...
(Iberia)
(116-142)
King
Vologases
III
...
(Eastern Parthian
Empire)
(105-147)
Great Shah (King)
Osroes
I
...
(Western Parthian
Empire)
(105-129)
Vima
Kadphises
(Kushan
Empire)
(105-127)
4th
King
Gotamiputa
Sri Satakani ... (Satavahana
Empire)
(109-132)
An
Di
...
(Eastern Han)
(106-125)
Jima
...
(Silla)
(112-134)
King
Giru
...
(Baekje)
(77-128)
King
Taejo
...
(Goguryeo)
(53-146)
King
Tamelerdeamani
...
(Kush)
(114-134)
King
Tacitus
55-117
Historian
(Roman) 118 Pantheon
construction begins (-126)
Hadrian,
Trajan's successor abandons most of Armenia and Mesopotamia
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor
/ c. of Trajan
An
Di
...
(Eastern Han)
(106-125)
119
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor
/ c. of Trajan
An
Di
...
(Eastern Han)
(106-125)
120
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor
/ c. of Trajan
An
Di
...
(Eastern Han)
(106-125)
Lucian
120-200
Plutarch
46-120
Essayist
/ Biogr. (Chaeronea, Boeotia)
Nicomachus
60-120
Mathematician 121
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor
/ c. of Trajan
An
Di
...
(Eastern Han)
(106-125)
Marcus
Aurelius
121-180 122
Hadrian visits Britain and
begins building wall and fortifications between England and Scotland
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
An
Di
...
(Eastern Han)
(106-125)
Suetonius
69-122
Biographer
(Roman) 123 Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
An
Di
...
(Eastern Han)
(106-125)
124
Pantheon in Rome
construction completed (126)
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
An
Di
...
(Eastern Han)
(106-125)
Apuleius
124-170 125
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
An
(Liu Hu)
-
(Eastern Han)
(106-125) 6th Emperor
Marquess of Beixiang (Liu Yi) +- (Eastern Han) (125) 7th Emperor
Shun (Lui Bao) + (Eastern Han) (125-144) 8th Emperor
Sixtus I
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(115-125) 7th Roman Pope
Telesphorus
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(125-136) 8th Roman Pope
Epictetus
50-125
Philosopher
(Phrygia) 126
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
127
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor / c.
of Trajan
Juvenal
60-127
Poet
(Roman) 128
Hadrian visits province of
North Africa to inspect the troops stationed there
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
Giru
-
(Baekje)
(77-128)
King
Gaeru
+
(Baekje)
(128-166)
King 129
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan 130
Praetors' edict codified
Hadrian visits Egypt - begins
new capital at Antinopolis
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
Carpocrates
130-15
Galen
130-201
Physician
(Pergamum)
Gellius
130-165
Verus, Lucius
Aurelius
130- 0
Marinus of
Tyre
70-130
Geographer/Mathemetician
(Phoenicia) 131
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan 132
Bar-Kokhba and Akiba Ben
Joseph s revolt in Jerusalem against Roman rule - set up independent
state of
Israel
Jerusalem refounded as Aelia
Capitolina
Salvius Julianus's Perpetual
Edict - codification and compilation of Roman Law
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
Gotamiputa Sri Satakani
-
(Deccan)
(109-132) 133
Julius Severus governor of
Britain goes to Palestine to crush the Jewish revolt
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan 134
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
Jima
-
(Silla)
(112-134)
6th
Ruler 135 Anabasis of Alexander (Arrian of Nicomedia)
Jewish revolt ends with
death of Bar-Kokhba and Akiba Ben Josephs
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
136
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan
Telesphorus
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(125-136) 8th Roman Pope
Hyginus
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(136-140) 9th Roman Pope 137
Hadrian
...
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor /
c. of Trajan 138
Hadrian
-
(Roman
Empire)
(117-138)
Emperor / c. of Trajan
Antonius Pius
+
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 139
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 140
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor
Hyginus
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(136-140) 9th Roman Pope
Pius I
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(140-155) 10th Roman Pope
HuaTuo
ca. 140-
Chinese
Doctor 141
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 142
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 143 Brigantes revolt in Britain
is supressed by Quintus Lollius Urbicus Antyllus, reknowned sugeon
flourishes
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 144
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 145
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 146
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 147 900th Anniversary of the
founding of Rome
Marcus Aurelius receives
Imperial Powers from Antoninus Pius
First year of Jianhe in Han
China
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor
Vologases III
-
(Parthia)
(105-147)
King
Vologases III
-147
King
of Parthia 148
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 149
Third and last year of
Jianhe in Han China
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor
Aulius
Nicon
-149
Architect/Father of Galen (Pergamun) 150 Geographia
(Ptolemy) Harmonics (Ptolemy)
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor
Pharsman III
...
(Iberian
Kingdom)
(145-185)
King (Nimrodid) 2nd
Pharnavazian
Ma'nu VII bar Ma'nu ...
(Osroene
Kingdom)
(139-163)
King
Vologases IV
...
(Parthian
Empire)
(147-191)
Huan Di
...
(Later
Han
Empire)
(146-168)
Emperor
Gaeru
...
(Baekje
Kingdom)
(128-166)
King
Chadae
...
(Goguryeo
Kingdom)
(146-155)
King
Ilseong
...
(Silla
Kingdom)
(134-154)
King (H.
Bak)
Clement of
Alexandria
150-217
Kuaralabha
150-200
Carpocrates
130-150 151
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 152
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 153
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 154
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 155
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor
Pius I
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(140-155) 10th Roman Pope
Anicetus
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(155-166) 11th Roman Pope
Dion Cassius (Cassius Dio
Cocceianus)
155-235
Historian/Statesman
(Nicaea, Bithynia) 156
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 157
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 158
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 159
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 160 Handy Tables Ptolemy
Antonius Pius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor 161
Marcus Aurelius becomes Roman
Emperor (3/7/161)
Antonius Pius
-
(Roman
Empire)
(138-161)
Emperor
Marcus Aurelius
+
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Lucius Verus
+
(Roman
Empire)
(161-169)
joint
ruler 162
Marcus Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Lucius Verus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-169)
co-emperor 163
Marcus Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Lucius Verus
-
(Roman
Empire)
(161-169)
co-emperor 164
Marcus Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Lucius Verus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-169)
co-emperor 165 Parthian
Triumph of 165 - Lucius Verus
First plague in Europe -smallpox
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Lucius
Verus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-169)
co-emperor
Tertullian
165-220
Gellius
130-165 166
Emperor
Huan Ti receives gifts from Marcus Aurelius
Plague
outbreak in Roman Empire (-167)
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Lucius
Verus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-169)
co-emperor
Anicetus
-
(Patriarchate of
Rome)
(155-166) 11th
Roman Pope
Soter
+
(Patriarchate of
Rome)
(166-175) 12th
Roman Pope 167
Germans
first break into Northern Italy
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Lucius
Verus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-169)
co-emperor 168
Germans
pushed back from Italy
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Lucius
Verus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-169)
co-emperor 169
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Lucius
Verus
-
(Roman
Empire)
(161-169)
co-emperor 170 Description of Greece (Pausanias)
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Apuleius
124-170/180 171
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor 172
Miracle in Moravia - Quadi
are swept away by a thunderstorm - saving the encircled and parched Romans (6/11/172)
Marcus Aurelius imports Marcommanni into areas devastated
by the plague - as per pact between them
Sarmatians attack lower Danube frontier
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor 173
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor 174
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor 175
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Soter
-
(Patriarchate of
Rome)
(166-) 12th
Roman Pope
Eleutherius
+
(Patriarchate of
Rome)
(-189) 13th
Roman Pope 176
Ammonius
Saccas of
Alexandria
176-c242 f. Neoplatonic
Philosopher (Alexandria) 177 Noctes Atticae (Aulus Gellius) Marcus
Aurelius persecutes the Christian community of Lyons
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor 178
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Claudius
"Ptolemy"of
Alexandria
100-178
Astronomer
(Alexandria) 179
Marcus
Aurelius
...
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor 180
Accord
between Roman senate and princeps breaks down with Commodus' accession
First
African Christians martyred at Scillium
Marcus
Aurelius
-
(Roman
Empire)
(161-180)
Emperor
Commodus
+
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
son
of Marcus Aurelius
Gaius
110-180
Jurist
(Roman)
Marcus
Aurelius
121-180
Roman
Emperor 181
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s.
Marcus Aurelius 182
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s.
Marcus Aurelius 183
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s.
Marcus Aurelius 184
Uprising
of Yellow Turbans (China) - beginning of
the Three Kingdoms Period (-280)
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s.
Marcus Aurelius 185
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s.
Marcus Aurelius
Origen
185-254
Christian
Early Father (Alexandria) 186
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s.
Marcus Aurelius 187
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s.
Marcus Aurelius 188
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s.
Marcus Aurelius 189
Hsien
Ti rules China (-220) - government in the hands of military dictators
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s.
Marcus Aurelius
Hsien-Ti
+
(China)
(-220) Later
Han
Eleutherius
-
(Patriarchate of
Rome)
(175-) 13th
Roman Pope
Victor
I
+
(Patriarchate of
Rome)
(-199) 14th
Roman Pope 190
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s. Marcus
Aurelius 191
Commodus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s. Marcus
Aurelius 192 Commodus is murdered (12/31/192)
Commodus
-
(Roman
Empire)
(180-192)
s. Marcus Aurelius 193
Pertinax is proclaimed
emperor (1/1/193)
Pertinax is murdered (3/28/193)
Didius Julianus wins senate
auction to become new Roman Emperor (25,000 sestercii/soldier) (3/28/193)
Septimus Severus proclaimed Emperor
(4/9/193)
Didius Julianus beheaded in
the palace by a common soldier on the approach of Septimus Severus'
army (6/1/193)
Septimus Severus seizes Rome
and ends Julianus' reign after two months and five days
Severan dynasty in Rome -
Septimus Severus, his two sons, and two grand-nephews (-235)
Augustan order gradually
disintegrates
Year of the Six Emperors
Pertinax
+-
(Roman
Empire)
***** Praetorian Guard (murdered)
Didius Julianus
+-
(Roman
Empire)
***** Praetorian Guard (executed)
Septimus Severus
+
(Roman
Empire)
(193-211) Severan Dynasty 194
Septimus Severus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(193-211) Severan Dynasty 195
Hsiung-nu cross Great Wall
Roman war against Parthians
(-199)
Septimus Severus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(193-211) Severan Dynasty 196
Septimus Severus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(193-211) Severan Dynasty 197
Battle of Lyon - Clodius
Albinus governor of Britain challenges throne and is killed by Septimus
Severus
(2/197)
Septimus Severus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(193-211) Severan Dynasty 198
Septimus Severus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(193-211) Severan Dynasty 199
Septimus Severus
...
(Roman
Empire)
(193-211) Severan Dynasty Victor I
-
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(189-) 14th Roman Pope
Zephyrinus
+
(Patriarchate
of
Rome)
(-217) 15th Roman Pope