500 AD
540 AD
520 AD
580 AD
560 AD
620 AD
600 AD
660 AD
640 AD
700 AD
680 AD
740 AD
720 AD
780 AD
760 AD
800 AD
Trasericus, King of the Gepidae
cca. 505 AD
Mundonus, King of the Gepidae
cca. 520 AD
Gelemund, King of the Gepidae
before. 549 AD
Thurisind, King of the Gepidae
c. 549 - 560 AD
Bayan I, Khan of the Avars,
c. 562- 602 AD
Cunimund, King of the Gepidae
after c. 560 - AD
Bayan II, Khan of the Avars,
c. 602- 617 AD
Kandik / Kazrig,
Khan of the Avars,
c. 554- 559 AD
Gostun, Khan of the Avars,
c. 630- 632 AD
Bat Bayan, Khan of the Avars,
c. 651- 660 AD
Shaush, Khan of the Avars,
before 552 AD
Organa / Uragan/ / Bu-Yurgan, Khan of the Avars,
c. 617- 630 AD
Kubrat / Koubrat, Khan of the Avars,
c. 632 - 651 AD
Kuber / Kouver, Khan of the Avars,
after 677 AD
Theodorus, Khan of the Avars,
cca. 795 - 805 AD
Dervan, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 610- 641 AD
Asparuh, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 681 - 701 AD
Terbelis, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 701- 721 AD
Cormesius, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 721 - 738 AD
Sevar, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 738 - 753 AD
Vineh, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 756 - 762 AD
Telets, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 762 - 765 AD
Sabin, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 765- 766 AD
Umor, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 766 AD
Toktu, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 766 - 767 AD
Pagan, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 767 768 AD
Telerig, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 768 - 777 AD
Kardam, Khan of
the First Bulgarian Empire c. 777 - 803AD
Viseslav, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 780 AD
Justin I, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 518 - 527 AD
Justinian I, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 527 - 565 AD
Justin II, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 565 - 578 AD
Tiberius II, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 578 - 582 AD
Maurice, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 582 - 602 AD
Phocas, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 602 - 610 AD
Heraclius, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 610 - 641 AD
Heraclius Constantine, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 641 AD
Heraclonas, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 641 AD
Constans II, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 641 - 668 AD
Constantine IV, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 668 - 685 AD
Justinian II, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 685 - 695, 705 - 711 AD
Leontius, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 695 - 698 AD
Tiberius III, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 698 - 705 AD
Philippicus, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 713 AD
Anastasius II, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 713- 715 AD
Theodosius III, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 715- 717 AD
Leo III, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 717- 741 AD
Constantine V, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 741 - 775 AD
Artabasdos,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 741 - 743 AD
Leo IV, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 775- 780 AD
Constantine VI, Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
cca. 780- 797 AD
The invasions of the Avars
The Slavs are entering the territories North of Danube
The Proto-Bularians are entering the Balkans area
The Bubonic Plague known as ''Plague of Justinian''
774–775 C-14 spike: caused by a solar flare many times bigger than the ''Carrington Event''
587 - (uncertain) Byzantine chronicler Theophanes the Confessor (760-817) mentions in Chronographia that, during a campaign of the Byzantine against the Avars north of the Balkan mountains, both armies are dispersed by a misleading expression of some soldiers in their native language (proto-Romanian) „Torna, torna fratre”.
Hilderic,
King of the
Vandals,
c. 523–530 AD
Gelimer
King of the
Vandals,
c. 530–534 AD
