What happened in 600?
14 recorded events in 600, including 10 in people, 2 in empires & countries and 1 in wars & conflicts. A further 53 events are dated only to the wider period.
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Wars & Conflicts 1
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Battle of Catraeth
Battle around AD 600 between the Gododdin and the Angles
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People 10
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Evagrius Scholasticus died
6th century Syrian scholar and intellectual
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Leander of Seville died
Bishop of Seville
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Aneirin died
Brythonic (Welsh) poet; author of the Gododdin.
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Amr ibn Kulthum died
Knight and the leader of the Taghlib tribe
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Adi ibn Zayd died
Arab poet (550-600)
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Colmán of Cloyne died
Irish monk and poet
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Urwa ibn al-Ward died
Jahili poet, tramps
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Al-Nu'man ibn Humaydah died
Poet
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John IV born
Born in Dalmatia. Pope.
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Candrakīrti born
Born in South India. Indian Mahayana scholar of the Madhyamaka school.
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Architecture & Engineering 1
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Torre Viscontea
Tower in Lecco, Italy
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Empires & Countries 2
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Wari Empire founded
Wari Empire was founded, with its capital at Huari.
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Kalabhra dissolved
Kalabhra ceased to exist, having been centered at Puhar.
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Dated to the wider period
Wikidata records these 53 entries only to a century, decade or millennium rather than to a specific year. They are listed here because 600 is where that broader date falls, not because they are known to have happened in 600.
1st millennium 1
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Priscian of Lydia died
Neoplatonist philosopher (6th century AD)
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6th century 51
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King Arthur died
Legendary British leader of the late 5th and early 6th centuries
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Eutocius of Ascalon died
Byzantine mathematician
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Borzūya died
Persian scientist
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Isidore of Miletus the Younger died
Engineer and architect
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Hagia Sophia, Iznik
Byzantine-era church in İznik, Turkey
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Battle of Shi'b Jabala
Battle of Shi'b Jabala (Wars & Conflicts).
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Church of St. John
Cultural heritage monument of Armenia
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Karamagara Bridge
Bridge in Elazığ, Turkey
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Monastery of Saint Barlaam
Georgian monastery in Turkey
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St. George Church, Sverdlov
Cultural heritage monument of Armenia
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Priscian died
6th-century Latin grammarian
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David Anhaght died
Armenian philosopher/5th century
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Hesychius of Miletus died
6th-century Byzantine historian
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John the Lydian died
6th-century Byzantine administrator and antiquarian scholar
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Coluthus died
Ancient Greek poet
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Samaw'al ibn 'Adiya died
Arabian poet and warrior
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Agapetus died
Deacon in Constantinople
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John the Hunchback died
Politician
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Songyun died
Chinese Buddhist monk, traveler, and writer during the Northern & Southern dynastic period
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Guntarith died
Eastern roman military officer
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Agapius died
Neo-Platonist philosopher
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Paul the Persian died
Persian philosopher
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John of Scythopolis died
6th-century bishop
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Elpis died
Poet, wife of Boetheius
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John of Gaza died
Grammarian and poet who wrote in Greek
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Mor Yakup Monastery
Monastery in Midyat, Mardin, Turkey
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Saint Hripsime Church, Aygedzor
Cultural heritage monument of Armenia
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Church of Yoldat Aloho
Church building in Tur Abdin, Turkey
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St. John's Cathedral (Bagawan)
Armenian Church in Turkey
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Aramus Tsiranavor church
Cultural heritage monument of Armenia
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Surb Kiraki Church, Arzni
Cultural heritage monument of Armenia
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Sant Pere de la Força
Church building in Alins, Spain
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Gtnevank
Armenian church of the 6th century
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Santa Maria del Collell
Building in Girona Province, Spain
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Saint Petka Church
Church building in Melnik, Bulgaria
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Monastery of Saint Nicholas
Monastery in Mpalas, Patras, Greece
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Surb Gevorg Church
Cultural heritage monument of Armenia
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Church of St. Andrew in Nin
Ruins of church in Nin
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Abbey of Saint-Maurice d'Agaune
6th century territorial abbey immediately subject to the Holy See in Switzerland
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Damatris Palace
Damatris Palace (Architecture & Engineering).
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St. Martinskirche
St. Martinskirche (Architecture & Engineering).
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Church of Mor Sobo
Church of Mor Sobo (Architecture & Engineering).
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Monastery of Mor Abai
Monastery of Mor Abai (Architecture & Engineering).
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Alodia founded
Alodia was founded, with its capital at Soba.
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Dvaravati kingdom founded
Dvaravati kingdom was founded.
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Kindah Kingdom dissolved
Kindah Kingdom ceased to exist, having been centered at Qaryat al-Faw.
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Boniface V born
Born in Naples. Pope.
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Bahram Chobin born
Born in Ray. Sasanian general and political leader (died 591).
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Abraha born
Born in Axum. Aksumite General.
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Heraclius the Elder born
Born in Erzurum. Byzantine general.
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Abbaye de Pental
Abbey located in Eure, in France
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600s 1
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Synod of Chester
Synod of Chester (Religion & Belief Systems).
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