Birth of Jiajing
Birth of Jiajing, born as Zhu Houcong
Role range: 1521-1567
Follow Jiajing through 16 dated historical records for China.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Jiajing, born as Zhu Houcong
Role range: 1521-1567
Accepted as the heir, aged 12
Role range: 1521-1567
Succeeds as Emperor of China
Role range: 1521-1567
The Portuguese are expelled from Peking
Role range: 1521-1567
The Russians cross the Amur but are repulsed
Role range: 1521-1567
Survives an attempt by palace women to strangle him with a silk cord during the Renyin Palace Plot.
Role range: 1521-1567
Orders severe punishment after recovering from the assassination attempt; women accused of involvement are executed.
Role range: 1521-1567
About 70 pirates loot Nanjing
Nanking is besieged by Japanese pirates
The Worlds worst ever disaster, 830,000 perish. About 830,000 perish after earthquakes cause the Yellow & Wei rivers to flood
Role range: 1521-1567
About 830,000 perish after earthquakes cause the Yellow & Wei rivers to flood
Role range: 1521-1567
The Portuguese establish a base at Macao
Role range: 1521-1567
Jiajing continues ruling through ministers during the later Ming period
Role range: 1521-1567
Jiajing continues governing through senior ministers during the late Ming reign
Role range: 1521-1567
Buried in a tomb at Yongling, Shisanling, Hebei
Role range: 1521-1567
Death of Jiajing
Role range: 1521-1567
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.