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Ancient Rome 753 BCE – 476 CE
This timeline gives a chronological listing of the main events in Ancient Rome 753 BCE – 410 CE
Please note: we have chosen to use BCE (Before Common Era) rather than BC (Before Christ) and CE (Common Era) rather than AD (Anno Domini)
Roman Britain 55 BCE – 410 CE
This timeline gives a chronological listing of the main events in Roman Britain 55B CE – 410 CE
Please note: we have chosen to use BCE (Before Common Era) rather than BC (Before Christ) and CE (Common Era) rather than AD (Anno Domini)
Ragnar Lothbrok d. 865
Father – Sigurd Hring of Sweden
Mother – unknown
Spouse – Lagertha, Thora Borgarhjortr, Aslaug Sigurdsdottir
Children – Fridleif by Lagertha; Erikr and Agnar by Thora; Ivar, Bjorn, Sigurd, Ubba, Halfdan by Aslaug
Note: Ragnar Lothbrok is featured in many of the Norse sagas and is also mentioned in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles. It is unclear from these sources whether he was a real person or a legendary figure. His sons however, are real Vikings.
Robert the Magnificent Duke of Normandy 1000 – 1035
Robert Curthose 1052 – 1134
Father – William the Conqueror
Mother – Matilda of Flanders
Spouse – Sybilla de Conversana
Children – William Clito
King Richard I (The Lionheart) of England 1157 – 1199
Father – Henry II
Mother – Eleanor of Aquitaine
Spouse – Berengaria of Navarre
Children – No children
King of England – 1189 – 1199
Predecessor – Henry II
Successor – John
Wars of the Roses Causes and Events 1265 – 1486
King Richard II of England 1367 – 1400
Father – Edward the Black Prince
Mother – Joan of Kent
Spouse – Anne of Bohemia, Isabella of Valois
Children – No children
King of England – 1377 – 1399
Predecessor – Edward III
Successor – Henry IV
Richard Neville, Warwick, Kingmaker 1420 – 1471
King Richard III of England 1452 – 1485
Richard of Shrewsbury, Duke of York 1473 – 1483
The Reformation 1517 – 1648
Richard Cromwell 1626 – 1712
Father – Oliver Cromwell
Mother – Elizabeth Bourchier
Spouse – Dorothy Maijor
Children – Elizabeth, Anne, Mary, Oliver, Dorothy, Anna, Dorothy, Edith
Lord Protector of England and Scotland – 1658 – 1660
Predecessor – Interregnum – Oliver Cromwell Lord Protector
Successor – Charles II
Tsarist Russia 1855 to 1922
This timeline details the main events that occurred during and immediately after the Tsarist Russia period 1855 – 1922
See also Stalin’s Russia
Nicholas II, Tsar of Russia
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Tsars/Emperors of Russia
1905 Russian Revolution Causes and Events 1861 – 1906
Grigory Rasputin 1869 – 1916
Father – Efim Rasputin
Mother – Anna Parshukova
Spouse – Praskovia Fedorovna Dubrovina
Children – Dmitri, Matryona, Varvara
See Also: Tsarist Russia
Carl Ransom Rogers 1902 – 1987
Stalin’s Russia 1922 to 1953
This timeline details the main events that occurred during the Stalin’s Russia period 1922 – 1953
Related timelines : Tsarist Russia 1855 – 1922 Joseph Stalin 1878 – 1953
Ringo Starr 1940 – Present Day
Game of Thrones – Renly Baratheon
This timeline gives a chronological listing of the main events in the life of the fictitious character Renly Baratheon as shown in the TV series Game of Thrones Season 1 and 2
See Also: History of Westeros Timeline
Game of Thrones – Rhaegar Targaryen
This timeline gives a chronological listing of the main events in the life of the fictitious character Rhaegar Targaryen as depicted in the TV series Game of Thrones
See Also: History of Westeros Timeline
Game of Thrones – Rickon Stark
This timeline gives a chronological listing of the main events in the life of the fictitious character, Rickon Stark, as shown in the TV Series Game of Thrones Seasons 1, 2, 3 and 6
See Also: History of Westeros Timeline
Game of Thrones – Robb Stark
This timeline gives a chronological listing of the main events in the life of the fictitious character Robb Stark as shown in the TV series Game of Thrones, Seasons 1, 2 and 3 (2011 – 2013)
See Also: History of Westeros Timeline
European Migrant Crisis 2011 – Present Day
This timeline details the main events in the European Migrant Crisis, sometimes called Refugee Crisis from 2011 to present day.
The Migrant Crisis began following the Arab Spring and the outbreak of civil war in Syria when thousands of people left their homes to escape the war. As conditions worsened people began to try to reach Europe in the hope of claiming asylum and seeking a better life. People smugglers soon took advantage taking large sums of money for a seat on overcrowded boats and dinghies sailing from Turkey to Greece. People smugglers also began trafficking people on overcrowded boats and dinghies from Libya to Italy.