History
Articles about historical periods, events and developments.
Bunka
Bunka (Japanese era, 1804–1818)
Bunki
Bunki (文亀): Japanese era, 1501–1504
Bunkyū
Bunmei
Bunmei (Japanese era, 1469–1487)
Bunna
Bunpō
Bunpō: Japanese era name (1317–1319)
Bunroku
Bunryaku
Bunryaku — Japanese era name (nengō), November 1234–September 1235
Bunsei
Bunsei era (Japan, 1818–1830)
Bunshō
Bunshō: a brief Japanese era (1466–1467)
Burgundian Netherlands
Burgundian Netherlands: Late Medieval political and cultural entity (1384–1482)
Byzantine calendar
Byzantine calendar (Anno Mundi) — structure, history, and legacy
Byzantine Empire
Byzantine Empire (Eastern Roman Empire)
Medieval continuation of the Roman state centered on Constantinople; a Greek-speaking, Christian empire influential in law, art, diplomacy and the preservation of classical heritag
Byzantine Greeks
Caesarion
Caesarion (Ptolemy XV) — last Ptolemaic king of Egypt
Calendar date
Calendar date — definition, components, history and uses
Calendar era
California Gold Rush
California in the American Civil War
California in the American Civil War: politics, gold, and the Pacific frontier
Canaan
Canons of Dort
Canons of Dort (Canons of Dordrecht)
Cape Colony
Capetian dynasty
Carolingian Empire
Carolingian Empire (c. 800–888)
Cavaliers
Cavaliers (Royalists of the English Civil War)
Celtic Britons
Celts
Celts: peoples, culture and legacy
Central Powers
Chagatai language
Chagatai language: classical Turkic literary language of Central Asia
Chen dynasty
Chen dynasty (557–589): Last of the Southern Dynasties
Chera dynasty
Chinese calendar
Chinese calendar: lunisolar system, structure, history and cultural role
Chinese Civil War
Chinese Civil War (1927–1949): Causes, Phases, and Legacy
Overview of the Chinese Civil War (1927–1949): the competing parties, main phases, reasons for the Communist victory, and the political consequences for mainland China and Taiwan.
Chinese postal romanization
Chinese postal romanization is a historical system for spelling Chinese place names in the Roman alphabet, used widely before Hanyu Pinyin and still visible in some city names and
Chinese Revolution
Chishima Province
Chishima Province (1869–1882): historic Japanese province of the Kurile Islands
Chitral (princely state)
Chōgen
Chōhō (era)
Chōhō (Japanese era, 999–1004)
Chōji
Chōji (Japanese era, 1104–1106)
Chōkan
Chōkan (Japanese era, 1163–1165)
Chōkyō
Chōkyū
Chola dynasty
Chōroku
Chōroku (Japanese era, 1457–1460)
Chōryaku
Chōshō
Chōshō (Japanese era, 1132–1135)
Chosroid Dynasty
Chosroid Dynasty (Iberia/Kartli)