| | PH : | End of war between Germany and Poland | | PH : | Union of southern and northern Scotland | | PH : | Byzantium regains Macedonia; Bulgarians submit | | PH : | Council of Oxford: Canute confirms laws of Edgar |
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| | DL : | Jaroslav the Wise, Prince of Kiev, codifies Russ. law and builds cities, schools, and churches | | PH : | Pisa annexes Corsica | | PH : | Faroes, Shetlands, and Orkneys recognise Olaf Haraldsson as king | | PH : | Rebellion of Bernard II, Duke of Saxony | | RP : | Bamberg Cathedral consecrated by Pope Benedict VIII |
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| | DL : | St. Vitus' dance epidemics in Europe |
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| | PH : | The Emperor Henry II defeats the Greeks in southern Italy | | RP : | Synod of Pavia insists on celibacy of higher clergy |
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| | PH : | Henry II dies; succeeded as Ger. king of Conrad II, the Salic, first of Franconian line | | RP : | Pope John XIX |
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| | PH : | Boleslav I accepts title King of Poland | | PH : | Beginning of decline of Byzantine power | | VA : | Takayoshi founds Tosa school of painting |
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| | M : | Guido d'Arezzo introduces solmisation in music (do, re, me, fa, sol, la) |
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| | RP : | Pope John XIX crowns Conrad II Holy Roman Emperor at Rome |
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| | PH : | Canute conquers Norway | | PH : | Romanus III, Byzantine Emperor | | PH : | Sancho of Navarre takes Castile |
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| | DL : | Jaroslav of Kiev founds Dorpat | | DL : | Vienna mentioned for the first time in documents (Wien) |
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| | PH : | Henry I, King of France | | PH : | Pol.-Hung. frontier treaty | | PH : | The caliphate of Cordoba abolished |
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| | PH : | Rudolph III of Burgundy dies, and Conrad unites Burgundy with the Empire | | RP : | Pope Benedict IX |
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| | PH : | The Germans and Russians defeat Mieczyslav II of Poland, which becomes fief of the Empire | | PH : | Castile becomes a separate kingdom |
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| | PH : | Malcom II of Scotland dies; succeeded by his grandson Duncan | | PH : | Bratislav, Duke of Bohemia | | PH : | Michael IV, the Paphlagonian, Byzantine Emperor |
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| | PH : | Canute dies, his kingdom is divided among his three sons: England to Harold, Norway to Sweyn, and Denmark to Hardicanute GO ! | | PH : | Ferdinand I of Castile |
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| | DL : | Conrad II issues the Constitutio de feudis, which makes fiefs of small holders hereditary in Italy |
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| | PH : | After the death of Stephen of Hungary, Abo usurps the throne, and Peter, the legal heir, flees to Germany | | RP : | Founding of the Order of Vallombrosa |
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| | PH : | Conrad II dies; succeeded by Henry III |
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| | PH : | Duncan of Scotland murdered by Macbeth, who becomes king | | PH : | Harold dies; succeeded by Hardicanute GO ! | | PH : | "Truce of God" proclaimed in Aquitaine | | ST : | Petrocellus: Practica important medical work of the school of Salerno |
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| | PH : | Siward murders Eardwulf and becomes sole ruler of Northumbria |
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| | PH : | Hardicanute dies; succeeded by Ethelred's son Edward the Confessor GO ! | | PH : | Magnus, King of Denmark | | PH : | Constantine IX Monomachus, Byzantine Emperor | | PH : | Rise of the Seljuk Turks |
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