ca. 1025-1050: Homilies of James of Kokkinobaphos, texts and illustrated manuscript.

1025-1037: Rebuilding of the Church of Hagia Sophia in Kiev.

1025-1028: Constantine VIII becomes emperor.

1027-1039: Conrad II emperor in the West.

1028-1034: Rebuilding of the Churches of Theotokos Peribleptos in Constantinople and of Panagia ton Chalkeon in Thessalonike.

1029: First principality of the Normans in Campania (Abersa).

1030 (circa): Rise of the independent Italian city state.

1030-1058: Stephen I becomes King of Hungary; Hungary converts to Christianity.

1038: Treaty between the Byzantines and the Fatimids.

1038-1157: Dynasty of the emirs and consquently of the Seljuk sultans in Iran and in the Near East.

1042-1046: Hagia Sophia of Kiev, mosaics.

1042-1050: The crown of Constantine IX Monomachos.

1042-050: The Mosaic of Zoe and Constantine Monomachos in Hagia Sophia of Constantinople.

1042-1054: Rebuilding of the Church of St George of Mangana in Constantinople.

1045 (circa): Rebuilding of the katholikon of the Nea Mone in Chios.

1045-1050: Building of the Church of Hagia Sophia of Novgorod.

1049-1054: Leo IX, pope of Rome. First fruits of the Gregorian reformation.

1054: Schism between the Eastern and the Western Church

After 1058: Arabic and Greek medical works translated in the abbey of Montecassino.

1059: The pope acknowledges the occupation of the southern Italy by Robert Guiscard.

1060-1091: The Normans conquer Sicily.

1060-1070: Rebuilding of the Churches of St Theodoroi and Kapnikareas in Athens.

1065: The Turks cross into Armenia and conquer its capital Ani.

1066: Conquest of England by the Normans under William the Conqueror.

1067: The Turks occupy Caesarea.

1070 (circa): Wall paintings of Berze-la-Ville.

1071: Victory of the Seljuks over the Byantines at Mantzikert in Armenia. Conquest of Bari by Robert Guiscard. Foundation of the abbey of Montecassino.

1080 (circa):Suleiman conquers all Asia Minor. Mosaic decoration in the katholikon of Daphni Monastery, Attica.