By using our website, you agree to the collection and processing of your data collected by 3rd party. See GDPR policy

Time Period Spans of Historical Eras

Categories
The specific timeframe during which a historical era occurred, typically expressed in BCE/CE or BC/AD dating formats. This attribute defines the temporal boundaries that historians generally agree upon, though edge dates may be debated.
  • 123 Years: This timespan represents focused periods like Rome's Principate phase or America's early nationhood.
  • 1185 CE - 1603 CE: This period covers Japan's feudal era including the Kamakura, Muromachi, and Azuchi-Momoyama periods.
  • 1000 Years: Thousand-year historical periods encompass major civilizational epochs like the European Middle Ages.
  • 1400 CE - 1700 CE: This period covers the Renaissance, Reformation, Age of Discovery, and early Scientific Revolution.
  • 1526 CE - 1857 CE: This period covers the Mughal Empire in India from Babur's victory to the Sepoy Rebellion.
  • 46 Years: Historical eras that span exactly 46 years represent relatively brief but significant periods that often mark profound societal transformations
  • 1150 Years: This extensive timespan covers multi-dynasty periods or major civilizational epochs like the Byzantine Empire.
  • 1206 CE - 1368 CE: This period covers the Mongol Empire from Genghis Khan through the Yuan Dynasty in China.
  • 144 Years: This timespan covers focused periods like dynasties or constitutional republics in their formative stages.
  • -: Historical eras vary significantly in their duration, from brief revolutionary periods to millennia-long ages.
  • 1300 Years: This extensive timespan encompasses major civilizational periods like Rome's total duration or Islamic history.
  • 2100 Years: Historical eras lasting 2100 years represent major civilization cycles from formation through maturity and transformation.
  • 43 Years: Historical eras with a 43-year timespan represent significant periods of transformation and development in human history.
  • 1914 CE - 1945 CE: Historical eras from 1914-1945 cover the tumultuous period of both World Wars and the interwar years.
  • 1945 CE - Present: Historical eras from 1945 to present encompass the post-WWII world order and modern globalization.
  • 1970 CE - Present: Historical eras from 1970 to present cover the digital revolution and modern globalization period.
  • 21 Years: Historical eras spanning 21 years represent concentrated periods of significant change or conflict in world history.
  • 2100 BCE - 1912 CE: Historical eras from 2100 BCE to 1912 CE span from ancient Bronze Age civilizations to the early 20th century industrial world.
  • 1800 Years: Historical eras lasting 1800 years represent major civilizational epochs with profound influence on human development.
  • 618 CE - 907 CE: The period from 618 CE to 907 CE primarily encompasses the Tang Dynasty
  • 1890 CE - 1920 CE: Historical eras from 1890-1920 encompass the transformative period of early modernization and the First World War.
  • 30 Years: Historical eras spanning 30 years represent concentrated periods of significant change often defined by specific conflicts or movements.
  • 3100 BCE - 1900 CE: Historical eras from 3100 BCE to 1900 CE span from the earliest writing systems to the beginning of the modern industrial world.
  • 319 Years: Historical eras spanning 319 years represent substantial periods that can capture complete imperial or cultural development cycles.
  • 400 Years: Historical eras lasting 400 years represent substantial periods that can encompass multiple phases of civilizational development.
  • 426 Years: Historical eras spanning 426 years represent substantial periods that often encompass complete civilizational cycles.
  • 2.5 Million BCE - 3300 BCE: Historical eras from 2.5 million BCE to 3300 BCE span from early human evolution through the Stone Age to early civilization.
  • 200 Years: Historical eras spanning 200 years represent substantial periods of cultural and political continuity with identifiable characteristics.
  • 623 Years: Historical eras spanning 623 years represent extraordinary civilizational longevity
  • 700 Years: The 700-year historical eras represent extraordinary periods of civilization continuity
  • 254 Years: Historical eras spanning 254 years represent substantial periods that often encompass the complete cycle of empires or movements.
  • 300 Years: Historical eras lasting 300 years represent substantial periods that can capture complete cultural and political cycles.
  • 3000 Years: Historical eras lasting 3000 years represent major civilizational epochs encompassing multiple cultural and technological stages.
  • 273 Years: Historical eras lasting 273 years represent substantial periods capturing multiple generations of cultural or political development.
  • 162 Years: Historical eras spanning 162 years represent significant periods of consistent cultural or political development.
  • 1945 CE - 1975 CE: Historical eras from 1945-1975 represent the early Cold War period with significant decolonization and social movements.
  • 2000 BCE - 1697 CE: Historical eras between 2000 BCE and 1697 CE cover the development of ancient civilizations through the early modern period.
  • 265 Years: Historical eras lasting 265 years represent substantial periods that can capture complete cultural or political cycles.
  • 268 Years: Historical eras spanning 268 years represent substantial periods often encompassing the rise and fall of major empires or movements.
  • 960 CE - 1279 CE: The period from 960 CE to 1279 CE covers the Song Dynasty in China
  • 508 Years: Historical eras spanning 508 years encompass multiple generations and often represent the rise and fall of major civilizations or empires
  • 53 Years: Historical eras that lasted exactly 53 years often represent periods of significant cultural development or political transformation between major epochs
  • 600 Years: Historical periods lasting 600 years represent remarkable civilizational stability and cultural continuity across multiple centuries
  • 78 Years: Historical eras spanning exactly 78 years often represent significant transitional periods that bridge major epochs in civilizational development
  • 80 Years: Historical periods lasting 80 years typically span multiple generations and capture significant cultural and technological transformations
  • 800 BCE - 146 BCE: The period from 800 BCE to 146 BCE encompasses the rise of Classical Greek civilization and the Roman Republic
Show more
Next
Facts about Time Period Spans of Historical Eras
Contact: [email protected]