What happened in 1393?
Siege of Tarnovo, Battle of Shiraz and Siege of Baghdad — among 22 events recorded in 1393.
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Wars & Conflicts 3
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Siege of Tarnovo
1393 armed conflict
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Battle of Shiraz
1393 battle
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Siege of Baghdad
1393 siege
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Politics & Government 1
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Covenant of Sempach
Treaty
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People 6
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Arthur III, Duke of Brittany born
Born in Château de Suscinio. Duke Of Brittany.
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Al-Musta'in born
Born in Cairo. 10th Caliph of Cairo from 1406 to 1414.
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Leo V died
Died in Paris. King of Armenia.
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Fa Ngum died
Died in Nan. First king of Lānsāng.
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Anna of Moscow born
Born in Grand Principality of Moscow. Byzantine empresses.
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Ponhea Yat born
Born in Yasodharapura. Last king of the Angkorian Empire.
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Religion & Belief Systems 6
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Yu Aw Synagogue
Afghani Synagogue
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Madrasa Al-Motebiah
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Konevsky Monastery
Monastery on Konevets Island, Russia
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Yunquan Temple
Chinese temple located in Zhangjiakou, China
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Village church Neuhof (Jüterbog)
Church building in Teltow-Fläming district, Brandenburg state, Germany
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Chapel of Corpus Christi
Defunct chapel on Charles Square in Prague
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Architecture & Engineering 4
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Nativity Church in the Kremlin
Church in Russia
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Anadoluhisarı
Fortress in Istanbul, Turkey
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Castle of Pierrefonds
French castle
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Zōjō-ji Temple
Buddhist temple in Tokyo, Japan
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Empires & Countries 2
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Muzaffarids of Iran dissolved
Muzaffarids of Iran ceased to exist, having been centered at Kerman.
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Duchy of Neopatria dissolved
Duchy of Neopatria ceased to exist, having been centered at Ypati.
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