Chequia
Česko
Lugares de Chequia
Historia
Historia de Chequia: una línea del tiempo (34 momentos de su historia)
- Before the Czech state (400 a. C.–880)
- The Přemyslids (880–1306)
- The Luxembourgs (1310–1419)
- The Hussite and Jagiellonian age (1419–1526)
- The early Habsburgs (1526–1620)
- Temno and the Baroque (1620–1780)
- Reform and revival (1780–1914)
- War and the First Republic (1914–1938)
- Munich, the war and after (1938–1948)
- Communism (1948–1989)
- Free again (1989–)
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- 863: Cyril and Methodius come to Great Moravia — Prince Rastislav of Great Moravia, the first large Slavic state in the region, asked the Byzantine emperor for teachers who could preach in the Slavs' own…
- 28 de septiembre de 935: Prince Wenceslas is murdered — Prince Wenceslas (Václav), a Christian ruler, was killed by his brother Boleslav at Stará Boleslav on 28 September — in 935, according to most historians,…
- 7 de abril de 1348: Charles IV founds a university — Charles IV, son of John of Luxembourg and Elizabeth Přemyslovna, was King of Bohemia from 1346 and Holy Roman Emperor from 1355, and he made Prague his…
- 30 de julio de 1419–1434: The first defenestration and the Hussite wars — On 30 July 1419 a procession of Hus's followers led by the preacher Jan Želivský stormed the New Town Hall in Prague and threw the councillors from its…
- 1583–1612: Rudolf II's Prague — Emperor Rudolf II moved his court from Vienna to Prague in 1583 and filled the castle with painters, astronomers and alchemists.
- 8 de noviembre de 1620: The Battle of White Mountain — The army of the Czech estates was defeated in about two hours on White Mountain, just outside Prague, on 8 November 1620.
- 1834–1839: The National Revival and Jungmann's dictionary — By 1800 Czech was spoken mostly in villages; the educated wrote in German.
- 1914–1918: The First World War — Czech men fought in the Austro-Hungarian army, many of them on the Italian and Eastern fronts, without much wish to die for the Habsburgs.