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| 868 |
| | The Diamand Sutra has as a frontispiece a printed woodcut depicting an enthroned Buddha | |
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| c. 870 |
| | Ahmad ibn Tulun, a Mameluke, seizes power in Egypt - establishing his own Tulunid dynasty | |
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| c. 870 |
| | Cyril and Methodius translate the Gospels and parts of the Old Testament into Slavonic for the Moravians. | |
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| 871 |
| | The young Alfred leads the English in their first significant victory over the Danes, at Ashdown | |
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| 874 |
| | Vikings arrive in Iceland and form a settlement on the site of modern Rejkjavik | |
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| 877 |
| | The Fujiwara family creates for itself a new hereditary office, that of imperial chancellor, through which it effectively rules Japan | |
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| 878 |
| | Rhodri Mawr, or Rhodri the Great, is widely accepted as king of almost the whole of Wales | |
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| 882 |
| | Oleg, leader of the Rus, seizes the town of Kiev and makes his headquarters there | |
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| 886 |
| | Alfred captures London from the Danes, pressing them back into the region of Danelaw where their rule is, for the moment, tolerated | |
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| c. 895 |
| | The Magyars, under the leadership of Arpad, establish themselves in Hungary | |
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