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World Religions Timeline
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Confucianism
Periods
The Communist revolution in China bans religious identity, participation, texts, buildings and more.
Life of Confucius
The reign of Wu the Great of the Han Dynasty, who established Confucianism as the state philosophy.
General Abrahamic
Periods
Crusades: Christians trying to take the Holy Lands from Muslims and persecuting Jews along the way.
Group of events
Events
First Buddhist Council and Buddhist Canon established.
Buddhism is transmitted to China, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
Buddhism is adopted as the state religion in China
During the 1959 Tibetan uprising, the current Dalai Lama escaped to India, where he currently lives in exile while remaining the most important spiritual leader of Tibet.
Periods
Life of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha.
Development of Theravada Buddhism.
Development of Mahayana Buddhism
Peak of Chinese Buddhism (TANG DYNASTY)
Christianity
Events
Jesus born
Jesus crucified
Periods
The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke are written, later to be the Christian Bible.
Many Christians in Western Europe start preaching against the Roman Catholic Church, leading to a split between Catholics and Protestants
Fundamentalist Protestant Christianity, arises in the US and Britain as a reaction to modernism and liberalism.
Taoism
Events
Approximate birth year of Lao Zi, supposed writer of the Tao Te Ching.
Periods
Written text called the I-Ching, the Book of Changes, documents the concepts of yin yang.
Taoism develops during the Shang dynasty.
Taoism loses popular support with the decline of the Tang Dynasty. It is later replaced by Confucianism and Buddhism.
Hinduism
Events
Hinduism spreads widely throughout SE Asia as a result of war and trade.
Muslims arrive in India and influence the evolution of the Hindu faith.
Periods
Indian scholars put the sacred texts, the Vedas in written form; basic tenets of Hinduism are established.
The Age of Protest as Buddhism and Jainism break away from the main flow of Hinduism.
The era of Mahatma Gandhi’s profound influence on Hinduism and India.
Group of events
Events
The Sikh faith began when Guru Nanak began teaching a faith that was quite distinct from Hinduism and Islam.
The 1984 anti-Sikh riots, also known as the 1984 Sikh Massacre, was a series of organised pogroms against Sikhs in India following the assassination of Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards. Between 8,000-17,000 Sikhs were believed to be killed.
Periods
The Vadda Ghalūghārā was a dramatic and bloody massacre of Sikhs by Afghanistan's (Durrani Empire).
Islam
Events
Muhammad's first revelation by the angel Gabriel
Muhammad's Night Journey to Jerusalem
Islam continues to spread through the continent of Africa, including Nigeria, which served as a trading liaison between the northern and central regions of Africa.
The Ottomans take Constantinople from the Byzantines, renaming it Istanbul.
World War I ends with the defeat and dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, which was the last of the Islamic empires. Many regions populated by Muslims in Africa and Asia are colonized by Europeans. Traditional religious ways of life are threatened and, in some cases, destroyed.
The Iranian Revolution results in the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the first attempt at an Islamic state in the modern era.
Periods
Muhammad’s life.
“The Golden Era of Islam” marked by notable accomplishments in science, arts, and literature.
Judaism
Events
Abraham is believed to have lived in ancient Mesopotamia.
Jews expelled from England
Jews expelled from Spain
Nuremberg Laws came into effect in Germany, restricting the rights of Jews and setting the stage for the Hocaust through 1945.
The Jewish state of Israel is established.
Jainism
Periods
The first Jain figure for whom there is reasonable historical evidence is Parshvanatha (or Parshva), a renunciate teacher who founded a community based upon the abandonment of worldly concerns. He is called a “ford maker.”
Jainism evolved into a worldwide faith.
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