Chronos

AD 28–72 · illustrative sample, not reviewed

yrs
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Jesus
Public ministry of Jesus · c. AD 28–33 (began AD 27–29 · ended AD 30–33)Crucifixion and resurrection · c. AD 30–33 (no preferred year)
Peter
Pentecost · c. AD 30–33 (no preferred year)Peter and Cornelius · c. AD 35–40 (conventionally AD 38)Peter imprisoned and freed · c. AD 43–44 (conventionally AD 44)Jerusalem Council · c. AD 48–50 (conventionally AD 49)Death of Peter in Rome · c. AD 64–68 (conventionally AD 65)
Paul
Jerusalem Council · c. AD 48–50 (conventionally AD 49)Paul's conversion · c. AD 31–36 (conventionally AD 34)Arabia and Damascus · c. AD 34–37 (began AD 31–36 · ended AD 34–38)Years in Cilicia and Syria · c. AD 37–46 (began AD 36–38 · ended AD 45–47)First missionary journey · c. AD 46–48 (began AD 45–47 · ended AD 47–48)Second missionary journey · c. AD 49–52 (began AD 49–50 · ended AD 51–52)Paul before Gallio in Corinth · c. AD 51–52 (conventionally AD 51)Third missionary journey · c. AD 53–57 (began AD 52–54 · ended AD 57–58)Arrest in the Temple · c. AD 56–58 (conventionally AD 57)Imprisonment at Caesarea · c. AD 57–59 (began AD 56–58 · ended AD 58–60)House arrest in Rome · c. AD 60–62 (began AD 59–61 · ended AD 61–63)Death of Paul in Rome · c. AD 62–68 (conventionally AD 65)
James, brother of Jesus
Jerusalem Council · c. AD 48–50 (conventionally AD 49)James leads the Jerusalem church · c. AD 44–62 (began AD 41–48)Death of James · AD 62
Early church
Pentecost · c. AD 30–33 (no preferred year)Jerusalem Council · c. AD 48–50 (conventionally AD 49)James leads the Jerusalem church · c. AD 44–62 (began AD 41–48)Stephen stoned · c. AD 31–36 (conventionally AD 34)Church at Antioch · c. AD 35–43 (conventionally AD 40)James son of Zebedee killed · c. AD 43–44 (conventionally AD 44)Famine relief to Jerusalem · c. AD 45–47 (conventionally AD 46)Persecution under Nero · c. AD 64–65 (conventionally AD 64)
High priests
Caiaphas · AD 18–36Jonathan son of Ananus · AD 36–37Theophilus son of Ananus · AD 37–41Simon Cantheras · AD 41–42Matthias son of Ananus · AD 42–43Elionaeus · AD 43–44Joseph son of Camei · AD 44–46Ananias son of Nedebaeus · AD 47–59Ishmael son of Phiabi · AD 59–61Joseph Cabi · AD 61–62Ananus son of Ananus · AD 62Jesus son of Damnaeus · AD 62–63Jesus son of Gamaliel · AD 63–64Matthias son of Theophilus · AD 65–67Phannias son of Samuel · AD 67–70
Herodian rulers
Herod Antipas, tetrarch of Galilee · 4 BC – AD 39Herod Agrippa I · AD 37–44Herod Agrippa II · c. AD 50–100 (began AD 48–50 · ended AD 92–100)
Jerusalem & Temple
Famine in Judea · c. AD 46–48 (began AD 45–47 · ended AD 47–48)First Jewish Revolt · c. AD 66–73 (ended AD 73–74)Temple destroyed · AD 70
Emperors
Tiberius · AD 14–37Caligula · AD 37–41Claudius · AD 41–54Nero · AD 54–68Galba, Otho, Vitellius · AD 68–69Vespasian · AD 69–79
Governors of Judea
Pontius Pilate · c. AD 26–36Marcellus · c. AD 36–37Marullus · AD 37–41Cuspius Fadus · AD 44–46Tiberius Julius Alexander · AD 46–48Ventidius Cumanus · AD 48–52Antonius Felix · c. AD 52–59Porcius Festus · c. AD 59–62Lucceius Albinus · AD 62–64Gessius Florus · AD 64–66
Rome & provinces
Invasion of Britain · AD 43Jews expelled from Rome · c. AD 41–49 (conventionally AD 49)Great Fire of Rome · AD 64
Parthia
Artabanus II · c. AD 12–38 (began AD 10–12 · ended AD 38–40)Vardanes I · c. AD 40–46 (ended AD 46–47)Gotarzes II · AD 40–51Vologases I · c. AD 51–78 (ended AD 78–79)War with Rome over Armenia · AD 58–63
Han China
Emperor Guangwu · AD 25–57Emperor Ming · AD 57–75Buddhism reaches China · c. AD 60–68 (conventionally AD 67)
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