Kingdom of Aksum
c. 100–c. 960
Trading empire of northern Ethiopia and an early Christian state.
- Type
- Era
- Date
- c. 100–c. 960
- Place
- Ethiopia
Who was alive during Kingdom of Aksum
- Galen 129–c. 216, physician
- Nagarjuna c. 150–c. 250, philosopher
- Arius c. 250–336, priest
- Faxian 337–c. 422, pilgrim
- Jerome c. 345–420, theologian
- Kalidasa c. 350–c. 450, poet
- Augustine of Hippo 354–430, theologian
- Saint Patrick c. 385–c. 461, missionary
- Bodhidharma c. 440–c. 528, monk
- Justinian I c. 482–565, emperor
- Uthman c. 573–656, caliph
- Muawiyah I c. 597–680, caliph
- Pakal the Great 603–683, king
- Wu Zetian 624–705, empress
- Huineng 638–713, monk
- Tonyukuk c. 646–c. 726, military leader
- Emperor Xuanzong of Tang 685–762, emperor
- Malik ibn Anas c. 711–795, imam
- Rabia of Basra c. 717–801, Sufi mystic
- Ahmad ibn Hanbal 780–855, imam
- Al-Tabari 839–c. 923, historian
- Harald Fairhair c. 850–c. 932, king
- Al-Farabi c. 872–c. 950, philosopher
- Ibn Fadlan c. 879–c. 960, traveler