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1147
 
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Seville falls to the Almohads, from north Africa, who make it their Spanish capital       
1150
 
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The merging of Catalonia with Aragon, by marriage, creates a power in northern Spain of comparable strength to Castile       
1154
 
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Henry II, coming to the throne of England, is king or feudal overlord of an unbroken swathe of territory from the Tweed to the Pyrenees      
1156
 
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Vienna is adopted by the Babenberg rulers as the capital city of Austria       
1157
 
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A Russian prince, Andrei Bogolyubski, makes his capital east of Moscow at Vladimir, where he builds a cathedral and several churches       
1162
 
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Thomas Becket, Lord Chancellor to Henry II, is forced by the king to accept the vacant post of archbishop of Canterbury       
c. 1170
 
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The English exchequer grows in importance under Henry II, taking its name from the table on which financial calculations are made      
Exchequer table seen in a manuscript
National Archives, Kew

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1171
 
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The English king, Henry II, acknowledges Rhys ap Gruffydd as the lord of south Wales       
1192
 
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Yoritomo is given the title sei-i-tai-shogun, beginning centuries of rule by shoguns more powerful than the Japanese emperors       
c. 1200
 
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The samurai provide military support for the shogun, in a system similar to feudalism at this same period in Europe