WORLD HISTORY · 500–1 BC 日本語
Events of the 100s BC109–100 BC
What happened in the 100s BC?
In the decade 109–100 BC, Emperor Wu of Western Han destroyed Wiman Joseon and set up four commanderies, Sima Qian began writing the Records of the Grand Historian, and Marius reformed the Roman army. In Japan, Yayoi culture spread to the Kanto region, and the Book of Han records that some states of the Wa people sent tribute to Lelang Commandery.
- Han destroys Wiman Joseon, sets up four commanderiesAsia
- Marius reforms the Roman armyEurope
- Second Servile War erupts in SicilyEurope
- Sima Qian begins the Records of the Grand HistorianAsia
- Li Guangli conquers Dayuan, wins "blood-sweating" horsesAsia
- Oldest Maya murals painted at San BartoloLatin America
- Yayoi culture spreads to the Kanto regionAsia
- Some Wa states send tribute to LelangAsia
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Events of the 100s BC (timeline · 1)
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