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Year 100 (C): overview, calendar, numeral and historical context 100 Year 100 (Roman numeral C) was the final year of the 1st century. This article explains its calendar placement, the Roman numeral C, the rare single-numeral years, and the wider cu…

100 Greatest Britons (BBC public poll, 2002) 100 Greatest Britons Overview and context for the BBC's 2002 poll that ranked the 100 Greatest Britons, with summary of the top ten, background on format and reception, and links to further resources.

1006 (MVI) — the year and its most famous astronomical event 1006 Overview of the year 1006 (MVI): calendar placement, major contexts, the exceptionally bright supernova recorded worldwide, and its lasting significance.

Year 1007 (AD) — Overview and Historical Context 1007 Summary of the year 1007 (AD): calendar placement, principal events in Europe and Asia, religious foundations, and its significance in medieval chronology.

Year 101 (CE) 101 A concise overview of Year 101 in the 2nd century CE: calendar placement, major events (including Trajan’s Dacian campaigns), regional contexts in the Roman Empire and Han China, a…

1010 (year) 1010 Year 1010 (MX) was a common year of the Julian calendar. This article summarizes its calendar placement, political context, cultural milestones and enduring historical significance…

Year 1017 (MXVII) 1017 Overview of the year 1017 AD: calendar placement, major political developments across Europe and Asia, notable events, and the year's historical significance.

Year 1020 (MXX) 1020 Overview of the year 1020 CE: calendar classification, global political and cultural context in the early 11th century, and why this year matters for chronology and historical stud…

1034 (number and year) 1034 1034 is an even composite integer (2·11·47), a sphenic and squarefree number with σ=1728 and φ=460; it also denotes the year AD 1034, when the Byzantine court saw notable changes.

1035: the integer and the year AD 1035 1035 Survey of the number 1035—its arithmetic properties, representations and notable characteristics—and a concise account of key events in the year AD 1035.

1036 — the integer and the year (AD 1036) 1036 Overview of 1036 as a number and as a calendar year: mathematical properties, divisors and representations, brief historical context for AD 1036, and common usages of the numeral.

Year 1041 (AD) — events, calendar, and historical context 1041 Overview of the year 1041 (common year starting on Thursday in the Julian calendar), with political developments, cultural context, calendar notes, and notable figures associated w…

1044 (MXLIV) — a year in the mid-11th century 1044 Overview of the year 1044, a leap year of the Julian calendar, placed in its medieval global context, with regional snapshots and notes on calendar reckoning.

1045 (number and year) 1045 Overview of 1045 as an integer—its arithmetic properties, representations and classifications—and a concise context for the year 1045 CE in world history.

1046 (number and year) 1046 Overview of 1046 as an integer and as a historical year: arithmetic properties, numeral forms, notable events traditionally associated with 1046 BC and AD, and common contexts wher…

Year 1047 (MXLVII) 1047 The year 1047 (MXLVII) of the Julian calendar, a year in the High Middle Ages marked by Norman consolidation, a Byzantine revolt, and notable royal and papal deaths.

1048 1048 is an integer (2^3 × 131) used as a year designation (AD 1048 or 1048 BC). This article explains its mathematical properties, numeral representations, and the calendar context…

1051 (year) 1051 Mid-11th century year in the medieval period marked by political tensions in England, ongoing Church reform in Rome, and wider shifts across Europe, Byzantium and the Islamic world…

1052 (year) 1052 Year 1052, a leap year in the Julian calendar beginning on Wednesday; situated in the High Middle Ages with broad political, religious, and cultural developments across Europe, Byz…

1053 (MLIII) 1053 Year 1053 (MLIII) was a common year starting on Friday of the Julian calendar. Key events include the Battle of Civitate in southern Italy and the death of Godwin, Earl of Wessex,…

1054: Year of the East–West Schism and the Crab Supernova 1054 Year 1054 CE, a common year in the Julian calendar notable for the mutual excommunications that initiated the East–West Schism and for the bright supernova that produced the Crab N…

1056 (number and year) 1056 Overview of 1056 as an integer — its mathematical properties and classifications — and a brief account of the year 1056 in historical context.

Year 1059 (MLIX): overview, events, and significance 1059 An overview of the year 1059 (MLIX): calendar placement, major political and ecclesiastical events—notably papal election reform and Norman recognition—and their short- and long-te…

1061 (MLXI) 1061 Year 1061 (MLXI) was a common year starting on Monday of the Julian calendar. Notable developments include the beginning of the Norman campaign in Sicily and a papal succession tha…

1063 (year) 1063 A year of the 11th century in the Julian calendar; marked by regional political shifts across Europe, the Mediterranean, and East Asia and recorded unevenly in surviving medieval s…

1064 (year) 1064 Overview of the year 1064 in the Julian calendar, its political and cultural context across Europe, the Middle East and East Asia, and notable events and trends.

1065 Year 1065 (Julian): a common year notable for the consecration of Westminster Abbey and the Northumbrian uprising that ousted Earl Tostig, events that prefaced the Norman Conquest.

1066: The Year of Three Battles and the Norman Conquest 1066 Overview of 1066 in England: the deaths and successions, the battles of Stamford Bridge and Hastings, and the political and social changes that followed the Norman conquest.

1068 — the year and the number 1068 Overview of the year 1068 (AD) and the integer 1068: historical context, major themes in Europe and beyond, cultural developments, notable people, and basic numerical properties.

1071 1071: the integer and the medieval year noted for the Battle of Manzikert and the Norman capture of Bari, events that reshaped Byzantine control in Anatolia and southern Italy.

1075 (common year in the 11th century) 1075 Year 1075 (MLXXV) was a common year of the Julian calendar marked by papal reform under Gregory VII, the Revolt of the Earls in England, and ongoing political and administrative ch…

1076 (number and year) 1076 Overview of 1076 as an integer and as a year in the medieval calendar, with mathematical properties, historical context for AD 1076, and other common uses and notations.

1081 1081 is a natural number and a historical year. As a number it is a semiprime (23×47) with arithmetic properties; as a year it saw the rise of Alexios I Komnenos and the Norman pus…

1082 — the integer and the year 1082 Overview of 1082 as a natural number (mathematical properties and representations) and as a calendar year in the High Middle Ages, with context, uses and notable facts.

1083 (number and year) 1083 1083 is a positive integer with distinct arithmetic properties and also a calendar year in the High Middle Ages; this article summarizes its mathematical features, numeral forms, a…

1085 — Key events in the High Middle Ages 1085 Year 1085 included major developments: Alfonso VI captured Toledo, William I commissioned the Domesday survey in England, and Pope Gregory VII died during the Investiture Controver…

1088 (integer and year) 1088 1088 is a positive integer with distinct arithmetic properties (2^6·17) and also denotes the year AD 1088 in the high Middle Ages; it appears in mathematics, computing representati…

1093 (number and year) 1093 1093 is a natural number with special arithmetic properties (notably a Wieferich prime) and a year in the late 11th century marked by events in Britain such as the consecration of…

1094 1094 is an even natural number and a semiprime (2 × 547). This article reviews its arithmetic features, numeral representations, the year 1094, and typical contexts where the numbe…

1095 (AD): Year of the Council of Clermont and the First Crusade's call 1095 1095 was an 11th-century year marked by Pope Urban II's call for a western expedition at the Council of Clermont, an event that precipitated the First Crusade and reshaped medieval…

1102 (number) 1102 1102 is an even composite integer (2 × 19 × 29). This article summarizes its arithmetic properties, base representations, classification, and a few notable appearances.

1104 (number and year) 1104 1104 — the integer 1104: mathematical properties, numeral representations, and its appearance as the year AD 1104 (notably the Battle of Harran), with calendrical and notable facts…

1105 (number and year) 1105 A compact reference to 1105 as an integer and as a year: mathematical properties (factorization, Carmichael number), historical context for AD 1105 and 1105 BC, common uses and not…

1107 An overview of the year 1107 (MCVII): calendar classification, political and cultural context in the High Middle Ages, and notable trends across regions.

The Year 1108: Context, Calendar, and Historical Overview 1108 An encyclopedic overview of the year 1108 (leap year in the Julian calendar), its political landscape, cultural trends, and why the year matters in the early 12th century.

1109 (number, year, and historical context) 1109 Summary of 1109 as an integer and as a year: mathematical properties, representations, the year AD 1109 in medieval context, the era around 1109 BCE, and common uses of the number.

1110 (year) 1110 1110 (MCX) was a common year beginning on Saturday in the Julian calendar. This article outlines its chronological placement, political landscape, cultural context, and calendar de…

Year 1112 (MCXII) 1112 1112 (MCXII) was a leap year of the Julian calendar beginning on Monday. This article explains its calendar properties, historical context in the High Middle Ages, and how medieval…