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| 1722 |
| | | The Iroquois League becomes known as the Six Nations, after the Tuscarora join the group | |
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| 1722 |
| | | Easter Island is reached by the Dutch, beginning a spate of European discovery in the islands of the Pacific | |
|  | Hodges Monuments on Easter Island (detail)
National Maritime Museum
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| 1722 |
| | | J.S. Bach publishes The Well-Tempered Clavier, a collection of 24 Preludes and Fugues | |
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| 1722 |
| | | 16-year-old Benjamin Franklin contributes the 'Dogood Papers', essays on moral topics, to a Boston journal, The New England Courant | |
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| 1722 |
| | | Whitton Park is bought by Archibald Campbell, Lord Ilay, later third Duke of Argyll. | |
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| 1722 |
| | | John Robartes, later fourth Earl of Radnor, leases Radnor House. | |
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| 1722 |
| | | Thomas Twining 1 buys a property next to St Mary's Church and redevelops the building which becomes known as Dial House. | |
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| 1723 |
| | | The Austrian emperor, Charles VI, agrees that Hungary shall be ruled as a separate kingdom within his empire | |
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| 1723 |
| | | Sir Godfrey Kneller dies and leaves Kneller Hall to his widow Susannah. | |
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| 1724 |
| | | General Wade, commander-in-chief of North Britain, begins an impressive programme of road construction in the Scottish Highlands | |
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