Unlocking the Potential: Exploring the Significance of June 06 Natural Disasters & Epidemics

0840  Agobard, archbishop of Lyon (anti-semite), dies.   

1002  German king Henry II the Saint crowned   

1134  Norbertus van Xanten, monastery founder, dies at about 51.   

1242  24 wagonloads of Talmudic books burned in Paris   

1391  Inhabitants of Seville Spain massacres 5000 Jews.   

1436  Regiomontanus (Johannes Muller), prepares astronomical tables   

1480  Vecchietta, Italian artist and architect   

1513  Battle at Novara: Habsburgers vs Valois   

1520  France and England sign treaty of Scotland   

1523  Gustavus I is recorded as becoming king of Sweden (Swedish National Day).   

1536  Mexico begins it's inquisition.   

1606  Pierre Corneille, France, dramatist (El Cid, Horace).   

1622  Claude-Jean Allouez, French Jesuit missionary and explorer (d.1857)   

1625  Domenico Guidi, Italian sculptor   

1639  Massachusetts grants 500 acres of land to erect a gunpowder mill   

1654  Queen Christina of Sweden steps down and converts to Catholicism.   

1660  Denmark and Sweden signs peace treaty   

1661  Giacomo Antonio Perti, composer.   

1664  New Amsterdam renamed NYC.   

1665  Battle at Monte Carlo: English and Portuguese army beat Spain   

1671  Stenka/Stepan Razin, Russian cossack/boer leader   

1671  Stenka/Stepan Razin, Russian cossack/boer leader, killed.   

1673  France and Brandenburg sign peace treaty.   

1676  Georg Reidel, composer.   

1683  The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England, opens as the world's inaugural university museum.   

1686  Joannes B van Neercassel, RC spiritual leader of Neth, dies at 60   

1695  Adriaen Valckenier, gov-gen Neth-Indies (1737-41)/killed 8000 Chinese.   

1710  Francoise de la Baume Le Blanc, mistress of king Louis XIV, dies at 65   

1716  1st slaves arrive in Louisiana.   

1722  Adrien Trudo Sale, composer   

1735  Anton Schweitzer, composer.   

1735  Georg Osterreich, composer, dies at 71.   

1740  Alexander Spotswood, British governor of Virginia Colony   

1744  France and Prussia sign peace treaty.   

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