gōng yuán   shǐ qián 'ōu zhōu Prehistoric Europe    diǎn shí dài Classical Antiquity   zhōng shì zǎo Early Middle Ages   zhōng shì Middle Ages   jìn dài 'ōu zhōu Early Modern Europe   cóng mìng dào guó zhù From revolution to imperialism   

  zhōng shì zǎo kuà yuē wéi cóng gōng yuán 500 nián zhì 1000 nián de bǎi nián zhī jiānzài jiānōu zhōu de duō shù jiào huàjǐn suí luó lún xiàn 9 shì lán guó jiàn hòu de 'ōu zhōu luò lín wén xīng hòu de jiù shì hēi 'àn shí dài jué de lín shì jiè de mào chē duìhuò zhě dāng shí shì jiè shàng rén kǒu zuì duō de zhōng guó sòng cháo xiāng ōu zhōu réng rán mán huāng luò hòugōng yuán 1000 nián jūn shì tǎn dīng bǎo yòu 30 wàn rén kǒuér luó dāng shí jǐn shèng 35000 rén kǒu jǐn yòu 2 wàn rén kǒu lán shì jiè què yōng yòu cóng bān 'ěr duō dào zhōng de xíng chéng shìqián zhě shì dāng shí shì jiè zuì chéng shìyōng yòu 45 wàn rén kǒu


  The Early Middle Ages span roughly five centuries from 500 to 1000. During this period, most of Europe was Christianized, and the "Dark Ages" following the fall of Rome took place. The establishment of the Frankish Empire by the 9th century gave rise to the Carolingian Renaissance on the continent. Europe still remained a backwater compared to the rising Muslim world, with its vast network of caravan trade, or India with its Golden Period under the Gupta Empire and the Pratiharas or China, at this time the world's most populous empire under the Song Dynasty. By AD 1000, Constantinople had a population of about 300,000, but Rome had a mere 35,000 and Paris 20,000. Islam had over a dozen major cities stretching from Córdoba, Spain, at this time the world's largest city with 450,000 inhabitants, to central Asia.

<< qiányīcháozhèng:luó guó de shuāi luò

pínglún (0)