Java War
Prince Diponegoro leads a major uprising against Dutch colonial rule in Central Java; the war ends with his capture.
Prince Diponegoro leads a major uprising against Dutch colonial rule in Central Java; the war ends with his capture.
The first public railway to use steam locomotives opens in England, ushering in the railway age.
From the 16th to the 19th century, an estimated 12.5 million enslaved Africans were shipped across the Atlantic to the Americas, with profound consequences for both continents.
The shogunate expels the Portuguese and severely restricts foreign contact, allowing only Dutch and Chinese trade at Nagasaki.
Ranjit Singh captures Lahore and unites the Sikh confederacies into an empire in the Punjab.
Greeks rise against the Ottoman Empire; with intervention by Britain, France and Russia, Greece wins its independence.
Britain defeats Konbaung Burma, which cedes Assam, Manipur, Arakan and Tenasserim under the Treaty of Yandabo.