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1000 (number) | Centuries | 9th century | 10th century | 11th century | Decades | 970s | 980s | 990s | 1000s | 1010s | 1020s | 1030s | Years | 997 | 998 | 999 | 1001 | 1002 | 1003 | 1000 by topic | v | d | State leaders | Sovereign states | Births | Deaths | Establishments | Disestablishments | Gregorian calendar | Ab urbe condita | Armenian calendar | Bahá'í calendar | Berber calendar | Buddhist calendar | Burmese calendar | Byzantine calendar | Chinese calendar | 己亥 | 庚子 | Coptic calendar | Ethiopian calendar | Hebrew calendar | Hindu calendars | Vikram Samvat | Shaka Samvat | Kali Yuga | Holocene calendar | Iranian calendar | Islamic calendar | Japanese calendar | Korean calendar | Thai solar calendar | v | d | Gregorian Calendar | 10th century | first millennium | Christian era | December 31st | Julian Calendar | AD | leap year starting on Monday | common year starting on Wednesday | Song Dynasty | Emperor Zhenzong of Song China | iron | enormous economy | paper-printed money | Islamic world | Golden Age | Arab Empire | Ummayad | Abbasid | Fatimid | caliphates | Middle East | North Africa | Central Asia | Iberian Peninsula | global economy | Old World | Muslim Agricultural Revolution | extensive economic power | scientific achievements | Islamic civilization | experimental | scientists | scientific method | modern science | Muslim scientists | Ibn al-Haytham | Abu Rayhan al-Biruni | Avicenna | Abu al-Qasim | Ibn Yunus | Abu Sahl al-Quhi | Abu-Mahmud al-Khujandi | Abu Nasr Mansur | Abu al-Wafa | Ahmad ibn Fadlan | Al-Muqaddasi | Ali Ibn Isa | al-Karaji | Ibn al-Haytham | Avicenna | Abu Rayhan al-Biruni | Abu al-Qasim | Hutu | Rwanda | Burundi | Twa | Leif Ericson | North America | Vinland | Incas | Dhaka | Bangladesh | | | September 9 | Battle of Svolder | Olaf Tryggvason | Viking Age | December 25 | Stephen I | Hungary | Christian | Sancho III of Navarre | Aragon | Navarre | Sweyn I | Danish | Norway | Oslo | Norway | 2000 | Emperor | Otto III | Rome | Aachen | Gniezno | Gnesen | Regensburg | Meissen | Magdeburg | Congress of Gniezno | Bolesław I Chrobry | pilgrimage | Rome | San Bartolomeo all'Isola | Bartholomew | vineyard | France | Islamic world | Scandinavia | Hungary | Christianized | Diocese | Kołobrzeg | archdiocese | Gniezno | archibishop | Gaudentius (Radim) | Slavník's dynasty | Scientific achievements | Islamic civilization | experimental | scientists | scientific method | modern science | Iraqi | Muslim | polymath | Ibn al-Haytham | optics | scientific method | scientist | Egypt | camera obscura | Book of Optics | scientific method | light | optics | vision | science | Persian | Abu Rayhan al-Biruni | geodesy | anthropologist | experimentation | Avicenna | medicine | The Canon of Medicine | experimentation | reasoning | The Book of Healing | mountains | Arab | Andalusian | Muslim physician | Abu al-Qasim | surgery | Al-Tasrif | Islamic world | medieval Europe | Egyptian | Muslim mathematician | astronomer | Ibn Yunus | pendulum | Abu Sahl al-Quhi | heaviness | center | equations | second degree | Abu-Mahmud al-Khujandi | astronomical sextant | Fermat's last theorem | Bell | foundry | Italy | Gunpowder | China | World population | Adalbert, Duke of Lorraine | 1048 | Qawam al-Daula | Kerman | 1028 | 1070 | September 9 | Olaf I of Norway | Battle of Svold | 969 | Abu-Mahmud al-Khujandi | Persian astronomer | mathematician | Abu Sahl al-Quhi | Persian physicist | Ahmad ibn Fadlan | Arab | Al-Muqaddasi | geographer | social scientist | Ælfthryth | Edgar of England | Garcia IV of Pamplona | David III of Tao | Huyan Zan | Hrosvit | Millenarianism | List of state leaders in 1000 | ISBN 0-316-55840-0 | ISBN 0-14-051419-8 | Categories | 1000 |