Before 3,100 B.C.[]
Cemetery 117
3,100 B.C. — 1,000 B.C.[]
Ancient Near East conflicts[]
- Ancient Egypt conflicts
- Early Dynastic Period of Egypt
- circa 3,100 B.C. Unification of Upper and Lower Egypt
- Second Intermediate Period of Egypt
- 1,600 B.C. Hyksos conquest of Egypt
- New Kingdom of Egypt
- April 16, 1,457 B.C. Battle of Megiddo - a battle between Ancient Egyptian forces under the pharaoh Thutmose III and a large Canaanite coalition
- 1,279 B.C. — 1,213 B.C. Ramesses II campaigns in the Near East
- Early Dynastic Period of Egypt
- Ancient Mesopotamia conflicts
- Early Dynastic Period of Sumer
- circa 2,500 B.C. Enmebaragesi of Kish subdued Elam
- circa 2,500 B.C. Aga of Kish, the son of Enmebaragesi of Kish, besieged Uruk
- circa 2,500 B.C. Enmerkar of Uruk's year-long siege of Aratta
- circa 2,500 B.C. Dumuzid of Uruk captured Enmebaragesi of Kish single-handed
- circa 2,500 B.C. Enshakushanna of Uruk conquered Hamazi, Akkad, Kish, and Nippur, claiming hegemony over all of Sumer. Enshakushanna was succeeded in Uruk by Lugal-kinishe-dudu, but the hegemony seems to have passed to Eannatum of Lagash for a time
- circa 2,500 B.C. Eannatum of Lagash conquered all of Sumer, including Ur, Nippur, Akshak, Larsa, and Uruk (controlled by Enshakushanna)
- circa 2,500 B.C. En-anna-tum I of Lagash succeeded his brother Eannatum and defended Lagash against Ur-Lumma of Umma
- circa 2,500 B.C. Entemena of Lagash succeeded his father En-anna-tum I and re-established Lagash as a power in Sumer. He defeated Illi of Umma, with the aid of Lugal-kinishe-dudu of Uruk (the successor to Enshakushanna)
- circa 2,500 B.C. Lugal-Anne-Mundu of Adab subjected the "Four Quarters" of the world — i.e., the entire Fertile Crescent region, from the Mediterranean to the Zagros Mountains
- circa 2,295 B.C. — 2,271 B.C. (Short chronology) Lugal-zage-si of Umma conquered several of the Sumerian city-states — including Kish, where he overthrew Ur-Zababa; Lagash, where he overthrew Urukagina; Ur, Nippur, and Larsa; as well as Uruk
- Akkadian Empire
- circa 2,270 B.C. (Short chronology) Sargon of Akkad established a vast empire which is thought to have included large parts of Mesopotamia, and included parts of modern-day Iran, Asia Minor and Syria
- Conquest of Elam
- 2,271 B.C. Battle of Uruk
- Syria and Canaan campaigns
- Akkadian conquest of Ebla
- Magan revolt
- Lullubi campaign of Naram-sin
- circa 2,270 B.C. (Short chronology) Sargon of Akkad established a vast empire which is thought to have included large parts of Mesopotamia, and included parts of modern-day Iran, Asia Minor and Syria
- Gutian period
- circa 2,150 B.C. (Short chronology) Gutian attacks on the Akkadian Empire
- Fifth Dynasty of Uruk
- circa 2,055 B.C. — 2,048 B.C. (Short chronology) After defeating the Gutian with the aid of other cities, Utu-hengal of Uruk established himself as the king of Sumer
- circa 2,050 B.C. (Short chronology) Defeat of Tirigan, the last Gutian ruler in Sumer
- circa 2,055 B.C. — 2,048 B.C. (Short chronology) After defeating the Gutian with the aid of other cities, Utu-hengal of Uruk established himself as the king of Sumer
- Third Dynasty of Ur
- circa 2,047 B.C. — 2,030 B.C. (Short chronology) Ur-Nammu of Ur conquered Lagash
- circa 1,940 B.C. (Short chronology) Elamite Sack of Ur
- First Babylonian Dynasty
- circa 1,830 B.C. — 1,817 B.C. (Short chronology) The Amorite chieftain Sumu-abum won independence from the city-state Kazallu
- circa 1,752 B.C. — 1,730 B.C. (Short chronology) Damiq-ilishu of Isin, the last king on the Sumerian King List, is defeated by Sin-Muballit of Babylon
- circa 1,728 B.C. — 1,686 B.C. (Short chronology) Hammurabi of Babylon extended Babylon's control over Mesopotamia by winning a series of wars against neighboring kingdoms
- circa 1,531 B.C. (Short chronology) Fall of Babylon
- circa 1,507 B.C. (Short chronology) Kassite attacks on Babylon
- circa 1,232 B.C. — 1,225 B.C. (Short chronology) Tukulti-Ninurta I of Assyria defeated Kashtiliash IV, the Kassite king of Babylon and captured the city of Babylon to ensure full Assyrian supremacy over Mesopotamia
- circa 1,157 B.C. — 1,155 B.C. (Short chronology) Enlil-nadin-ahi, the final king of the Kassite dynasty that had ruled over Babylon, was defeated by Kutir-Nahhunte of Elam, the successor of Shutruk-Nakhunte
- Fourth Babylonian Dynasty
- circa 1,125 B.C. — 1,104 B.C. (Short chronology) Nebuchadnezzar I of Isin's War with Elam
- Early Dynastic Period of Sumer
- Ancient Levant conflicts
- circa 2,000 B.C. Battle of Siddim
- Israelite Campaigns
- Early Israelite Campaigns
- Later Israelite Campaigns
- 1,000 B.C. Siege of Jebus
- Ancient Anatolia conflicts
- circa 2,492 B.C. Battle between Haik and Nimrod
- 1,650 B.C. — 1,600 B.C.E. Conquests of Hattusili I and Mursili I
- 1,430 B.C. — 1,350 B.C. Kaska invasions of Hatti
- circa 1,260 B.C. — 1,240 B.C. Trojan War
Ancient Asia conflicts[]
- Ancient India conflicts
- circa 1,400 B.C. Battle of the Ten Kings
- circa 1,200 B.C. — 900 B.C. Kurukshetra War
- Ancient China conflicts
- Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors
- circa 2,500 B.C. Battle of Banquan
- circa 2,500 B.C. Battle of Zhuolu
- Xia Dynasty
- circa 1,628 B.C. — 1,600 B.C. Jia—Shang Conflict
- circa 1,600 B.C. Battle of Mingtiao
- circa 1,628 B.C. — 1,600 B.C. Jia—Shang Conflict
- Shang Dynasty
- circa 1,628 B.C. — 1,600 B.C. Jia—Shang Conflict
- circa 1,600 B.C. Battle of Mingtiao
- circa 1,046 B.C. Battle of Muye
- circa 1,628 B.C. — 1,600 B.C. Jia—Shang Conflict
- Zhou Dynasty
- 1,046 B.C. Shang-Zhou War in China.
- circa 1,046 B.C. Battle of Muye
- 1,046 B.C. Shang-Zhou War in China.
- Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors
Ancient Europe conflicts[]
- circa 2,670 B.C. Battle of Mag Itha in Ireland
- circa 2,500 B.C. — 1,000 B.C. Kurgan culture invasion
- 1,100 B.C. Sea Peoples harrying the Mediterranean; Dorian invasion
999 B.C. — 1 B.C.[]
| Start | Finish | Name of Conflict | Belligerents | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victorious parties (if applicable) | Defeated parties (if applicable) | |||
| 740 B.C. | 720 B.C. | First Messenian War | Sparta | Messenia |
| 722 B.C. | 481 B.C. | Wars of the Chinese Spring and Autumn Period | Han Wei Zhao Qin Chu Qi Yan Those were the remaining major states |
Smaller states (consumed by other states) |
| 710 B.C. | 650 B.C. | Lelantine War | Eretria and allies | Chalcis and allies |
| 701 B.C. | 701 B.C. | Sennacherib's campaign | Sennacherib (against Babylon) Egypt (against Sennacherib) Judah/Sennacherib (disputed) |
Babylon (against Sennacherib) Sennacherib (against Egypt) Judah/Sennacherib (disputed) |
| 685 B.C. | 668 B.C. | Second Messenian War | Sparta Corinth Lepreo Cretan mercenaries |
Messenia Arcadia Sicyon Elis Argos |
| 499 B.C. | 448 B.C. | Persian Wars | Greek city states:
Cyprus |
Achaemenid Empire of Persia Other pro-Persian Forces |
| 499 B.C. | 494 B.C. | Ionian Revolt Part of the Persian Wars |
Persia | Ionia, Aeolis, Doris, Caria Athens, Eretria, Cyprus |
| 492 B.C. | 490 B.C. | First Persian invasion of Greece Part of the Persian Wars |
Persia | Ionia, Aeolis, Doris, Caria Athens, Eretria, Cyprus |
| 480 B.C. | 479 B.C. | Second Persian invasion of Greece Part of the Persian Wars |
Greek city states led by Athens and Sparta | Persian Empire |
| 487 B.C. | 448 B.C. | Greek counterattack Part of the Persian Wars |
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| 480 B.C. | 307 B.C. | Sicilian Wars or Greek Punic Wars |
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| 480 B.C. | 480 B.C. | First Sicilian campaign (Battle of Himera) Part of the Sicilian Wars |
Syracuse and Agrigentum | Carthage |
| 410 B.C. | 340 B.C. | Second Sicilian campaign Part of the Sicilian Wars |
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| 315 B.C. | 307 B.C. | Third Sicilian campaign Part of the Sicilian Wars |
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| 475 B.C. | 221 B.C. | Wars of Warring States period in China | ||
| 460 B.C. | 445 B.C. | First Peloponnesian War | Peace between the Delian league (Athens) & the Peloponnesian league (Sparta) | |
| 440 B.C. | 440 B.C. | Samian War | Athens | Samos |
| 431 B.C. | 404 B.C. | Peloponnesian War | Peloponnesian League (led by Sparta) | Delian League (led by Athens) |
| 410 B.C. | 340 B.C. | Second Sicilian War | ||
| 399 B.C. | 394 B.C. | Battle at Thermopoli | ||
| 395 B.C. | 387 B.C. | Corinthian War | ||
| 379 B.C. | 373 B.C. | Boeotian War | Peace between Sparta and Thebes | |
| 372 B.C. | 362 B.C. | Revolt of the Satraps | Achaemenid Empire | Rebel satrapies |
| 358 B.C. | 336 B.C. | Wars of the Rise of Macedon | ||
| 357 B.C. | 355 B.C. | Social War | Confederate Alliance- Chios, Rhodes, Kos, Byzantion | Athens and her second empire |
| 356 B.C. | 346 B.C. | Third Sacred War | Amphictyonic League, represented by Thebes, Boeotia, Thessaly, Locris, Doris, Macedon | Phocis, Pherae, Athens, Sparta |
| 343 B.C. | 290 B.C. | Samnite Wars between Rome and Samnium | Roman Republic | Samnium |
| 343 B.C. | 341 B.C. | First Samnite War Part of the Samnite Wars |
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| 327 B.C. | 304 B.C. | Second Samnite War Part of the Samnite Wars |
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| 298 B.C. | 290 B.C. | Third Samnite War Part of the Samnite Wars |
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| 334 B.C. | 323 B.C. | Wars of Alexander the Great | Macedon | Persian Empire, Pauravas, Greek city states, Illyria, Thrace, Getae, Sogdiana |
| 323 B.C. | 322 B.C. | Lamian War | Macedon | Athens, Aetolian League, Achaean League, Arcadians, Corinth |
| 323 B.C. | 280 B.C. | Wars of the Diadochi | ||
| 311 B.C. | 309 B.C. | Babylonian War | Seleucid Empire | Antigonid dynasty |
| 305 B.C. | 303 B.C. | Seleucid-Mauryan War | Maurya Empire | Seleucid Empire |
| 281 B.C. | 279 B.C. | Gallic invasion of the Balkans | Aetolian League, Illyrians, Macedon, Thracians, Paeonians | Gauls |
| 280 B.C. | 275 B.C. | Pyrrhic War | Roman Republic, Carthage | Epirus, Magna Graecia, Samnium |
| 274 B.C. | 200 B.C. | Syrian Wars | ||
| 274 B.C. | 271 B.C. | First Syrian War Part of the Syrian Wars |
Ptolemaic Kingdom | Seleucid Empire |
| 260 B.C. | 255 B.C. | Second Syrian War Part of the Syrian Wars |
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| 245 B.C. | 241 B.C. | Third Syrian War Part of the Syrian Wars |
Ptolemaic Kingdom | Seleucid Empire |
| 219 B.C. | 217 B.C. | Fourth Syrian War Part of the Syrian Wars |
Ptolemaic Kingdom | Seleucid Empire |
| 202 B.C. | 200 B.C. | Fifth Syrian War Part of the Syrian Wars |
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| 267 B.C. | 261 B.C. | Chremonidean War | Macedon | Greek states, notably Athens and Sparta; Ptolemaic Egypt |
| 265 B.C. | 263 B.C. | Kalinga War | Maurya Empire | Kalinga |
| 264 B.C. | 146 B.C. | Punic Wars between Rome and Carthage | ||
| 264 B.C. | 241 B.C. | First Punic War Part of the Punic Wars |
Roman Republic | Ancient Carthage |
| 239 B.C. | 239 B.C. | First Battle of Ballyboghill Part of the Punic Wars |
Roman Republic | Carthage |
| 218 B.C. | 202 B.C. | Second Punic War Part of the Punic Wars |
Roman Republic | Carthage |
| 149 B.C. | 146 BC (ceremonial peace, 1985) |
Third Punic War Part of the Punic Wars |
Roman Republic | Carthage |
| 238 B.C. | 238 B.C. | Parni conquest of Parthia | Parni | Kingdom of Parthia |
| 230 B.C. | 221 B.C. | Qin's wars of unification | Qin state | Han state, Zhao state, Dai state, Yan state, Wei state, Chu state, Qi state |
| 230 B.C. | 230 B.C. | Conquest of Han Part of the Qin wars of unification |
Qin | Han |
| 228 B.C. | 228 B.C. | Conquest of Zhao Part of the Qin wars of unification |
Qin | Zhao |
| 226 B.C. | 226 B.C. | First Conquest of Yan Part of the Qin wars of unification |
Qin | Yan |
| 225 B.C. | 225 B.C. | Conquest of Wei Part of the Qin wars of unification |
Qin | Wei |
| 225 B.C. | 223 B.C. | Conquest of Chu Part of the Qin wars of unification |
Qin | Chu |
| 222 B.C. | 222 B.C. | Second Conquest of Yan Part of the Qin wars of unification |
Qin | Yan |
| 222 B.C. | 222 B.C. | Conquest of Dai Part of the Qin wars of unification |
Qin | Dai |
| 222 B.C. | 222 B.C. | Conquest of Wu Part of the Qin wars of unification |
Qin | Wu |
| 221 B.C. | 221 B.C. | Conquest of Qi Part of the Qin wars of unification |
Qin | Qi |
| 229 B.C. | 222 B.C. | Cleomenean War | Achaean League, Macedon | Sparta, Elis |
| 215 B.C. | 168 B.C. | Macedonian Wars | Roman Republic | Macedonian Empire |
| 215 B.C. | 205 B.C. | First Macedonian War Part of the Macedonian Wars |
Roman Republic, Aetolian league, Pergamon, Sparta, Elis and Messenia | Macedonia and Achaean league |
| 200 B.C. | 196 B.C. | Second Macedonian War Part of the Macedonian Wars |
Roman Republic, Pergamon, Rhodes | Macedon |
| 171 B.C. | 168 B.C. | Third Macedonian War Part of the Macedonian Wars | Roman Republic, Pergamon | Macedon |
| 209 B.C. | 88 B.C. | Seleucid–Parthian wars | Parthian Empire | Seleucid Empire |
| 206 B.C. | 202 B.C. | Chu-Han contention in China | Han | Western Chu |
| 205 B.C. | 200 B.C. | Cretan War | Rhodes, Pergamum, Byzantium, Cyzicus, Athens, Knossos | Macedon, Hierapytna, Olous, Aetolia, Spartan pirates, Acarnania |
| 195 B.C. | 195 B.C. | Roman-Spartan War | Roman Republic, Achaean League, Macedon, Pergamum, Rhodes | Sparta |
| 191 B.C. | 188 B.C. | Roman-Syrian War | Roman Republic, Achaean League, Macedon, Pergamum, Rhodes | Seleucid Empire, Aetolian League, Athamania |
| 191 B.C. | 188 B.C. | Roman-Syrian War | Roman Republic, Achaean League, Macedon, Pergamum, Rhodes | Seleucid Empire, Aetolian League, Athamania |
| 189 B.C. | 189 B.C. | Galatian War | Roman Republic, Pergamum | Galatia |
| 167 B.C. | 160 B.C. | Maccabean Revolt | Judea | Seleucid Empire |
| 138 B.C. | 111 B.C. | Han campaigns against Minyue Part of the Han wars against the Baiyue |
Han Dynasty | Minyue |
| 135 B.C. | 71 B.C. | Roman Servile Wars | Roman Republic | Rebelling Slaves |
| 135 B.C. | 132 B.C. | First Servile War Part of the Roman Servile Wars |
Roman Republic | Slaves of Sicily |
| 111 B.C. | 111 B.C. | Han–Nanyue War Part of the Han wars against the Baiyue |
Han Dynasty | Nanyue |
| 109 B.C. | 109 B.C. | Han campaigns against Dian Part of the Han wars against the Baiyue |
Han Dynasty | Dian Kingdom |
| 104 B.C. | 100 B.C. | Second Servile War Part of the Roman Servile Wars |
Roman Republic | Slaves of Sicily |
| 73 B.C. | 71 B.C. | Third Servile War or Spartacist Rebellion Part of the Roman Servile Wars |
Roman Republic | Army of escaped slaves under Spartacus |
| 133 B.C. | 89 B.C. | Han–Xiongnu War | Han empire | Xiongnu |
| 122 B.C. | 105 B.C. | Jugurthine War | Roman Republic | Numidia |
| 113 B.C. | 101 B.C. | Cimbrian War | Roman Republic | Cimbri, Teutons |
| 109 B.C. | 108 B.C. | Gojoseon-Han War between China and Korea | Han Dynasty | Gojoseon |
| 91 B.C. | 88 B.C. | Social War | Roman Republic | Cities of Italy under Marsi and Samnium |
| 88 B.C. | 87 B.C. | Sulla's first civil war | ||
| 89 B.C. | 63 B.C. | Mithridatic Wars | Roman Republic | Kingdom of Pontus |
| 89 B.C. | 85 B.C. | First Mithridatic War Part of the Mithridatic Wars |
Roman Republic, Kingdom of Bithynia | Kingdom of Pontus and Greek rebels |
| 83 B.C. | 82 B.C. | Second Mithridatic War Part of the Mithridatic Wars |
Roman Republic | Kingdom of Pontus |
| 74 B.C. | 63 B.C. | Third Mithridatic War Part of the Mithridatic Wars |
Roman Republic, Bithynia | Kingdom of Pontus, Kingdom of Armenia |
| 65 B.C. | 65 B.C. | Pompey's Georgian campaign | Roman Republic | Iberian Kingdom |
| 82 B.C. | 81 B.C. | Sulla's second civil war | Optimates | Populares |
| 58 B.C. | 50 B.C. | Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars | Roman Republic | Several Gallic, Belgic, British and Aquitanian tribes as well as portions of Germanic and Iberian tribesmen |
| 55 B.C. | 54 B.C. | Julius Caesar's Roman invasion of Britain | Roman Republic Trinovantes | Britons |
| 53 B.C. | 51 B.C. | Parthian War of Marcus Licinius Crassus |
Parthian Empire | Roman Republic |
| 49 B.C. | 45 B.C. | Caesar's Civil War | Julius Caesar and supporters, the Populares | Roman Senate, the Optimates |
| 44 B.C. | 30 B.C. | Roman civil wars | ||
| 44 B.C. | 44 B.C. | Post-Caesarian civil war Part of the Roman civil wars |
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| 44 B.C. | 42 B.C. | Liberators' civil war Part of the Roman civil wars |
Second Triumvirate | Liberatores |
| 44 B.C. | 36 B.C. | Sicilian revolt Part of the Roman civil wars |
Roman Republic | Sextus Pompeius and his troops |
| 41 B.C. | 40 B.C. | Fulvia's civil war Part of the Roman civil wars |
Roman Republic | Forces of Fulvia and Lucius Antonius |
| 32 B.C. | 30 B.C. | Final War of the Roman Republic Part of the Roman civil wars |
Roman Republic (supporters of Octavian) | Ptolemaic Egypt and the supporters of Mark Antony |
| 40 B.C. | 33 B.C. | Antony's Parthian War | Roman Republic, Judea, Galatia, Cappadocia, Pontus, Kingdom of Armenia | Parthian Empire and Atropatene |
| 34 B.C. | 22 B.C. | Chinese War | ||
1 A.D. — 999 A.D.[]
| Start | Finish | Name of Conflict | Belligerents | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victorious party (if applicable) | Defeated party (if applicable) | |||
| 43 A.D. | 96 A.D. | Roman conquest of Britain | ||
| 58 A.D. | 63 A.D. | Roman–Parthian War of 58–63 | ||
| 60 A.D. | 61 A.D. | Boudica's Uprising | ||
| 66 A.D. | 73 A.D. | First Jewish–Roman War | Roman Empire | Judean rebels: Sadducees and Volunteers from Adiabene |
| 69 A.D. | 69 A.D. | Year of the Four Emperors | ||
| 101 A.D. | 102 A.D. | First Dacian War | ||
| 105 A.D. | 106 A.D. | Second Dacian War | Roman Empire | Dacian Kingdom |
| 115 A.D. | 117 A.D. | Kitos War | Roman Empire | Jews of Cyprus, Cyrenaica, Aegipta, Mesopotamia and Iudaea |
| 132 A.D. | 136 A.D. | Bar Kokhba revolt | Roman Empire | Jews of Iudaea under Simon Bar Kokhba |
| 161 A.D. | 166 A.D. | Roman–Parthian War of 161–166 | ||
| 166 A.D. | 180 A.D. | Marcomannic Wars | Roman Empire | Marcomanni, Quadi, Iazyges |
| 184 A.D. | 205 A.D. | Yellow Turban Rebellion | Han Dynasty | Yellow Turban rebels |
| 190 A.D. | 191 A.D. | Campaign against Dong Zhuo | ||
| 194 A.D. | 199 A.D. | Sun Ce's conquests in Jiangdong | Sun Ce | Various warlords, Shanyue |
| 216 A.D. | 216 A.D. | Parthian war of Caracalla | ||
| 225 A.D. | 225 A.D. | Zhuge Liang's Southern Campaign | Shu Han | Shu rebels, Nanman |
| 228 A.D. | 234 A.D. | Zhuge Liang's Northern Expeditions | ||
| 247 A.D. | 262 A.D. | Jiang Wei's Northern Expeditions | ||
| 263 A.D. | 263 A.D. | Conquest of Shu by Wei | Cao Wei | Shu Han |
| 279 A.D. | 280 A.D. | Conquest of Wu by Jin | Jin Dynasty | Eastern Wu |
| 291 A.D. | 306 A.D. | War of the Eight Princes | ||
| 376 A.D. | 382 A.D. | Gothic War (376–382) | Byzantine Empire | Ostrogoths Franks |
| 421 A.D. | 422 A.D. | Roman–Sasanian War (421–422) | ||
| 502 A.D. | 506 A.D. | Anastasian War | ||
| 526 A.D. | 532 A.D. | Iberian War | ||
| 527 A.D. | 527 A.D. | Iwai Rebellion | ||
| 533 A.D. | 534 A.D. | Vandalic War | Byzantine Empire | Vandalic Kingdom |
| 534 A.D. | 537 A.D. | Wars against the Moors | ||
| 535 A.D. | 554 A.D. | Gothic War (535–554) | ||
| 541 A.D. | 562 A.D. | Lazic War | ||
| 572 A.D. | 591 A.D. | Byzantine–Sasanian War of 572–591 | Byzantine Empire, Ghassanids, Armenians | Sassanid Persian Empire, Lakhmids, Armenians |
| 588 A.D. | 588 A.D. | First Perso-Turkic War | Sassanid Persians | Hephthalite principalities, Western Turkic Khaganate |
| 598 A.D. | 614 A.D. | Goguryeo–Sui Wars | Goguryeo | Sui Dynasty |
| 600 A.D. | 793 A.D. | Frisian–Frankish wars | Frankish Empire | Frisian Kingdom |
| 602 A.D. | 628 A.D. | Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628 | ||
| 613 A.D. | 628 A.D. | Transition from Sui to Tang | ||
| 619 A.D. | 619 A.D. | Second Perso-Turkic War | ||
| 627 A.D. | 629 A.D. | Third Perso-Turkic War | ||
| 629 A.D. | 630 A.D. | Emperor Taizong's campaign against Eastern Tujue | Tang Dynasty | |
| 632 A.D. | 633 A.D. | Ridda wars | ||
| 633 A.D. | 644 A.D. | Muslim conquest of Persia Part of the Muslim conquests |
Rashidun Caliphate | Sassanid Empire, Arab Christians |
| 634 A.D. | 1180 A.D. | Byzantine–Arab Wars | ||
| 634 A.D. | 635 A.D. | Emperor Taizong's campaign against Tuyuhun | ||
| 638 A.D. | 638 A.D. | Emperor Taizong's campaign against Tufan | ||
| 639 A.D. | 642 A.D. | Muslim conquest of Egypt | Rashidun Caliphate | Byzantine Empire |
| 633 A.D. | 644 A.D. | Muslim conquest of Persia | Rashidun Caliphate | Sassanid Empire, Arab Christians |
| 640 A.D. | 657 A.D. | Tang campaigns against the Western Turks | Tang Dynasty | Western Turkic Khaganate |
| 640 A.D. | 648 A.D. | Emperor Taizong's campaign against Xiyu states Part of the Tang wars against the Western Turks |
Tang Dynasty | States of the Western Regions |
| 640 A.D. | 640 A.D. | Tang campaign against Karakhoja Part of the Tang wars against the Western Turks |
Tang Dynasty | Gaochang |
| 644 A.D. | 648 A.D. | Tang campaigns against Karasahr Part of the Tang wars against the Western Turks |
Tang Dynasty | Karasahr |
| 644 A.D. | 668 A.D. | Goguryeo–Tang War | Tang empire, Silla | Goguryeo, Baekje, Yamato Wa, Mohe |
| 648 A.D. | 648 A.D. | Tang campaign against Kucha Part of the Tang wars against the Western Turks |
Tang Dynasty | Kucha |
| 645 A.D. | 646 A.D. | Emperor Taizong's campaign against Xueyantuo | ||
| 650 A.D. | 758 A.D. | Khazar–Arab Wars | ||
| 656 A.D. | 661 A.D. | First Fitna | Aisha's forces, Muawiya's forces, Other rebellions (Kharijites) | Rashidun Caliphate |
| 657 A.D. | 657 A.D. | Conquest of the Western Turks Part of the Tang wars against the Western Turks |
Tang Dynasty | Western Turkic Khaganate |
| 670 A.D. | 676 A.D. | Silla–Tang Wars | ||
| 672 A.D. | 672 A.D. | Jinshin War | ||
| 680 A.D. | 1355 A.D. | Byzantine–Bulgarian Wars | ||
| 680 A.D. | 692 A.D. | Second Fitna | ||
| 711 A.D. | 718 A.D. | Umayyad conquest of Hispania | ||
| 715 A.D. | 718 A.D. | Frankish Civil War | ||
| 717 A.D. | 718 A.D. | Siege of Constantinople (717–18) Part of the Byzantine–Arab Wars |
Byzantine Empire, Bulgar Khanate | Umayyad Caliphate |
| 732 A.D. | 732 A.D. | Battle of Tours | Merovingian Franks | Umayyad Caliphate |
| 735 A.D. | 737 A.D. | Marwan ibn Muhammad's invasion of Georgia | ||
| 751 A.D. | 751 A.D. | Battle of Talas | Abbasid Caliphate | Tang Dynasty and Karluk mercenaries |
| 755 A.D. | 763 A.D. | An Lushan Rebellion | Tang Empire | Yan |
| 772 A.D. | 804 A.D. | Saxon Wars | Frankish Empire | Saxons |
| 839 A.D. | 1330 A.D. | Bulgarian-Serbian Wars | ||
| 854 A.D. | 1000 A.D. | Croatian–Bulgarian Wars | ||
| 894 A.D. | 1003 A.D. | Bulgarian–Hungarian Wars | ||
| 869 A.D. | 883 A.D. | Zanj Rebellion | ||
| 955 A.D. | 955 A.D. | Battle of Lechfeld | Kingdom of Germany, Bohemia | Magyars |
| 941 A.D. | 941 A.D. | Rus'–Byzantine War (941) | Byzantine Empire | Kievan Rus' |
| 977 A.D. | 978 A.D. | War of the Three Henries (977–978) | ||
| 993 A.D. | 993 A.D. | First conflict in the Goryeo–Khitan War | ||
| 999 A.D. | 999 A.D. | Battle of Svolder | Denmark, Sweden and Jarls of Lade | Norway |
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