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Portugal

17 periods and events, 218 BCE – 1986.

Periods and events

WhenPeriod or eventKindSource
218 BCE – 409Roman Lusitania罗马卢西塔尼亚

After resistance led by Viriathus, the region becomes the Roman province of Lusitania.

ColonialSource
409 – 711Suebi 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 eraSource
711 – 1139Muslim 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.

ColonialSource
1139Kingdom of Portugal founded葡萄牙王国建立

Afonso Henriques becomes the first king of an independent Portugal.

PoliticsSource
1249Reconquista 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.

WarSource
1415Age 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.

MovementSource
1498Da 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.

EconomySource
1500 – 1580Height of the Portuguese Empire葡萄牙帝国的鼎盛

A maritime trading empire spanning Brazil, Africa, India and the East Indies.

EconomySource
1500Cabral reaches Brazil卡布拉尔抵达巴西

Pedro Álvares Cabral lands in Brazil, beginning Portugal's largest colony.

ColonialSource
1580 – 1640Iberian Union伊比利亚联盟

Portugal shares the Spanish crown for sixty years, straining its overseas empire.

ColonialSource
1640Restoration of independence王政复辟(恢复独立)

Portugal regains its independence under the new House of Braganza.

PoliticsSource
17551755 Lisbon earthquake1755年里斯本大地震

A catastrophic earthquake, tsunami and fire destroy Lisbon and shake Enlightenment Europe.

OtherSource
1807 – 1814Napoleonic invasions拿破仑入侵

French invasions drive the royal court to Brazil and devastate the country.

WarSource
1910Fall 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.

PoliticsSource
1933 – 1974Estado Novo (Salazar dictatorship)新国家(萨拉查独裁)

António Salazar's authoritarian corporatist regime rules for four decades.

PoliticsSource
1974 – 1975Carnation 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.

PoliticsSource
1986Joins the European Communities加入欧洲共同体

Portugal joins the European Communities, anchoring its democratic, European future.

PoliticsSource

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