July 29 in History

29 July in History – 112 years ago

Anglo-Ottoman Convention

Southern Asia 1913: Anglo-Ottoman Convention

By now the British dominated the Persian Gulf and the southern Arabian peninsula. To secure... SEE MORE…

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Historical Atlas of Southern Asia 1913: Anglo-Ottoman Convention
Southern Asia 1913
Anglo-Ottoman Convention
By now the British dominated the Persian Gulf and the southern Arabian peninsula. To secure its...
Historical Atlas of Europe 454: Battle of Nedao
Europe 454
Battle of Nedao
Taking advantage of the civil war that broke out between Attila’s sons following their father’s...
Historical Atlas of Europe 278: Probus’ Restoration of Gaul
Europe 278
Probus’ Restoration of Gaul
After becoming emperor, Probus marched west, where in 277–8 he expelled the Germanic invaders...
 

Starting on 29 July 117

Romans suppress Jewish revolt*

All Events on 29 July

  2011
Syrian Civil War breaks out
starts   1938
Battle of Lake Khasan
  1913
Anglo-Ottoman Convention partitions eastern Arabia
ends   1890
Civic Union mounts uprising in Argentina
starts   1878
Austria-Hungary occupies Bosnia and Herzegovina
ends   1859
Bleeding Kansas
  1848
Failed insurrection in Tipperary
ends   1830
July Revolution in France
  1808
French massacre Portuguese at Évora
  454
Gepids and allies defeat Ellac’s Huns at Nedao*
ends   447
Huns overrun Thrace, destroying many cities*
ends   447
Huns unsuccessfully besiege Asemus*
  238
Praetorian Guard assassinates Pupienus and Balbinus
starts   238
Gordian III nominally rules Roman Empire
ends   117
Jewish revolt against Romans in Mesopotamia*
starts   117
Romans suppress Jewish revolt*
ends   117
Osroene, Hatra, and Parthian cities revolt against Romans*
*Actual date uncertain; set to 29 July for purposes of Omniatlas

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