History timeline
Portugal
17 periods and events, 218 BCE – 1986.
Periods and events
| When | Period or event | Kind | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 218 BCE – 409 | Roman Lusitania罗马卢西塔尼亚 After resistance led by Viriathus, the region becomes the Roman province of Lusitania. | Colonial | Source |
| 409 – 711 | Suebi and Visigothic rule苏维汇人与西哥特人的统治 Germanic kingdoms rule the northwest of Iberia after the fall of Rome. | Dynasty or era | Source |
| 711 – 1139 | Muslim rule (Al-Andalus)穆斯林统治(安达卢斯) Muslim armies conquer Iberia in 711; the south remains under Islamic rule for centuries. | Colonial | Source |
| 1139 | Kingdom of Portugal founded葡萄牙王国建立 Afonso Henriques becomes the first king of an independent Portugal. | Politics | Source |
| 1249 | Reconquista completed (Algarve)收复失地运动完成(阿尔加维) Afonso III takes the Algarve, fixing Portugal's mainland borders, among Europe's oldest. | War | Source |
| 1415 | Age of Discovery begins大航海时代的开端 The capture of Ceuta and Henry the Navigator's voyages launch Europe's overseas expansion. | Movement | Source |
| 1498 | Da Gama's sea route to India达·伽马开辟通往印度的航路 Vasco da Gama reaches India by sea, opening a lucrative spice trade. | Economy | Source |
| 1500 – 1580 | Height of the Portuguese Empire葡萄牙帝国的鼎盛 A maritime trading empire spanning Brazil, Africa, India and the East Indies. | Economy | Source |
| 1500 | Cabral reaches Brazil卡布拉尔抵达巴西 Pedro Álvares Cabral lands in Brazil, beginning Portugal's largest colony. | Colonial | Source |
| 1580 – 1640 | Iberian Union伊比利亚联盟 Portugal shares the Spanish crown for sixty years, straining its overseas empire. | Colonial | Source |
| 1640 | Restoration of independence王政复辟(恢复独立) Portugal regains its independence under the new House of Braganza. | Politics | Source |
| 1755 | 1755 Lisbon earthquake1755年里斯本大地震 A catastrophic earthquake, tsunami and fire destroy Lisbon and shake Enlightenment Europe. | Other | Source |
| 1807 – 1814 | Napoleonic invasions拿破仑入侵 French invasions drive the royal court to Brazil and devastate the country. | War | Source |
| 1910 | Fall of the monarchy (First Republic)君主制终结(第一共和国) A revolution ends the monarchy and proclaims the Portuguese First Republic. | Politics | Source |
| 1933 – 1974 | Estado Novo (Salazar dictatorship)新国家(萨拉查独裁) António Salazar's authoritarian corporatist regime rules for four decades. | Politics | Source |
| 1974 – 1975 | Carnation Revolution and decolonization康乃馨革命与非殖民化 A near-bloodless military coup restores democracy and leads to independence for the African colonies. | Politics | Source |
| 1986 | Joins the European Communities加入欧洲共同体 Portugal joins the European Communities, anchoring its democratic, European future. | Politics | Source |
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