Saeculum 8 a.C.n.

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Saeculum 8 a.C.n. saeculum est quod annos 800 a.C.n.–701 a.C.n. comprehendit.




Index






  • 1 Eventa


  • 2 Reges


    • 2.1 Pharaones Aegypti


    • 2.2 Reges Sinarum




  • 3 Anni


  • 4 Notae





Eventa |


? Eventa huius temporis desiderata (additis eventibus, hanc formulam remove)



  • 798/797 a.C.n: Thespieus archon atheniensis mortuus est; filius eius, Agamestor, regnum cepit.


  • 778 a.C.n: Agamestor archon atheniensis mortuus est; filius eius, Aeschylos, regnum cepit.


  • 755 a.C.n: Aeschlyos archon atheniensis mortuus est; filius eius, Alcmaeon, regnum cepit.


  • 753 a.C.n: Alcmaeon archon atheniensis mortuus est; officialis archontis hereditarius diu non est, et successor, Charops, primus archon decennis[1] allegatus est.

  • 771/770 a.C.n: Zhou occidentalis regnum sinarum cessatum est, Zhou orientalis creatum est.


  • 743 a.C.n: Urbs Romae condita est.


  • 734 a.C.n: Syracusae colonia Corinthiae condita est.


  • 716 a.C.n: Romulus mortuus est.


  • 715 a.C.n: Numa Pompilius regnum Romanum cepit.


  • 706 a.C.n: Tarentum colonia Spartae condita est.



Reges |



Pharaones Aegypti |



Reges Sinarum |




  • Jing (rex Zhou occidentalis) (827-782)


  • Gongsheng (rex Zhou occidentalis) (781-771)


  • Yijiu (rex Zhou orientalis) (770-720)


  • Lin (rex Zhou orientalis) (719-697)



Anni |


saeculum 9 a.C.n. - saeculum 8 a.C.n. - saeculum 7 a.C.n.
810 a.C.n.
809 a.C.n.
808 a.C.n.
807 a.C.n.
806 a.C.n.
805 a.C.n.
804 a.C.n.
803 a.C.n.
802 a.C.n.
801 a.C.n.


800 a.C.n.
799 a.C.n.
798 a.C.n.
797 a.C.n.
796 a.C.n.
795 a.C.n.
794 a.C.n.
793 a.C.n.
792 a.C.n.
791 a.C.n.


790 a.C.n.
789 a.C.n.
788 a.C.n.
787 a.C.n.
786 a.C.n.
785 a.C.n.
784 a.C.n.
783 a.C.n.
782 a.C.n.
781 a.C.n.


780 a.C.n.
779 a.C.n.
778 a.C.n.
777 a.C.n.
776 a.C.n.
775 a.C.n.
774 a.C.n.
773 a.C.n.
772 a.C.n.
771 a.C.n.


770 a.C.n.
769 a.C.n.
768 a.C.n.
767 a.C.n.
766 a.C.n.
765 a.C.n.
764 a.C.n.
763 a.C.n.
762 a.C.n.
761 a.C.n.


760 a.C.n.
759 a.C.n.
758 a.C.n.
757 a.C.n.
756 a.C.n.
755 a.C.n.
754 a.C.n.
753 a.C.n.
752 a.C.n.
751 a.C.n.


750 a.C.n.
749 a.C.n.
748 a.C.n.
747 a.C.n.
746 a.C.n.
745 a.C.n.
744 a.C.n.
743 a.C.n.
742 a.C.n.
741 a.C.n.


740 a.C.n.
739 a.C.n.
738 a.C.n.
737 a.C.n.
736 a.C.n.
735 a.C.n.
734 a.C.n.
733 a.C.n.
732 a.C.n.
731 a.C.n.


730 a.C.n.
729 a.C.n.
728 a.C.n.
727 a.C.n.
726 a.C.n.
725 a.C.n.
724 a.C.n.
723 a.C.n.
722 a.C.n.
721 a.C.n.


720 a.C.n.
719 a.C.n.
718 a.C.n.
717 a.C.n.
716 a.C.n.
715 a.C.n.
714 a.C.n.
713 a.C.n.
712 a.C.n.
711 a.C.n.


710 a.C.n.
709 a.C.n.
708 a.C.n.
707 a.C.n.
706 a.C.n.
705 a.C.n.
704 a.C.n.
703 a.C.n.
702 a.C.n.
701 a.C.n.


700 a.C.n.
699 a.C.n.
698 a.C.n.
697 a.C.n.
696 a.C.n.
695 a.C.n.
694 a.C.n.
693 a.C.n.
692 a.C.n.
691 a.C.n.


Notae |




  1. ↑ A Classical Dictionary Containing a Copious Account of All the Proper Names Mentioned in Ancient Authors, Twelfth Edition, T. Cadell, London, 1823, p. 177








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