387 a. C. Institución Antigüedad Grecia
Plato’s Academy
The West’s first philosophical institution; Aristotle studies there for twenty years before founding the Lyceum.
La construcción europea no empezó en 1950. Este hilo une la herencia antigua, la matriz judeocristiana y la Unión contemporánea.
23 acontecimientos
387 a. C. Institución Antigüedad Grecia
The West’s first philosophical institution; Aristotle studies there for twenty years before founding the Lyceum.
14 Institución Antigüedad Eslovenia
The Roman colony, on the site of Ljubljana, guards the road from Italy to the Danube.
301 Institución Cristianización San Marino
Marinus, a Dalmatian stonecutter, establishes a Christian community on Mount Titano.
330 Institución Cristianización Grecia
Constantine moves the imperial capital. A thousand years of Greek-speaking Christian empire begin.
886 Institución Cristianización Macedonia del Norte
Clement and Naum train thousands of clerics there and spread Slavic writing.
930 Institución Edad Media Islandia
At Þingvellir the world’s oldest still-functioning parliament is born.
963 Institución Edad Media Luxemburgo
Siegfried acquires a rock on the Alzette: the castle will give the country its name.
1085 Institución Edad Media España
The reconquered city becomes the workshop where the West recovers Greek science via Arabic and Hebrew.
1088 Institución Edad Media Italia
Europe’s oldest university is born around the study of the Digest: Roman law becomes a living science again.
1201 Institución Cristianización Letonia
Bishop Albert establishes a mission city that will become the metropolis of the eastern Baltic.
1219 Institución Cristianización Estonia
The Danish crusade establishes a fortress; the town will join the Hanse.
1290 Institución Edad Media Portugal
Founded by King Dinis, it transmits canon and Roman law to the whole Lusophone world.
1348 Institución Edad Media Chequia
Charles IV founds Central Europe’s first university and makes Prague the capital of the Holy Roman Empire.
1364 Institución Edad Media Polonia
Casimir the Great founds one of Central Europe’s oldest universities; Copernicus will study there.
1539 Institución Renacimiento y Reformas España
Francisco de Vitoria founds modern international law by questioning the legitimacy of conquest.
1579 Institución Renacimiento y Reformas Lituania
A Jesuit foundation, it becomes the intellectual hearth of the grand duchy.
1602 Institución Edad Moderna Países Bajos
The East India Company and the Amsterdam Exchange invent financial capitalism.
1632 Institución Edad Moderna Estonia
Gustavus Adolphus founds the university that will train the Baltic’s scholarly elite.
1719 Institución Edad Moderna Liechtenstein
Emperor Charles VI raises the two lordships into an imperial principality.
1815 Institución Edad Moderna Luxemburgo Países Bajos
The Congress of Vienna makes Luxembourg a sovereign state in personal union with the Netherlands.
1863 Institución Edad Moderna Suiza
Henry Dunant creates in Geneva the institution that will give birth to humanitarian law.
1923 Institución Época contemporánea Turquía
Mustafa Kemal launches rapid Westernisation: Latin alphabet, Swiss civil code, secularism.
1949 Institución Construcción europea
Ten states found in London the first European political organisation, matrix of the Convention on Human Rights.