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The 1258 (one thousand two hundred and fifty-eighth) year in the Julian calendar is a non-leap year starting on Tuesday . This is 1258 year of our era , 258 year of 2 millennium , 58 year of the XIII century , 8 year of the 6th decade of the XIII century, 9 year of the 1250s .

Content

1 Events
2 Rulers
3 born
4 passed away
5 See also
6 notes

Events

Siege of Baghdad by the Mongols

Coronation of Manfred Staufen as King of Sicily

Korin Monastery , founded in 1258

January - Hulagu army approaches Baghdad . The Caliph army was defeated and the city was besieged ( Battle of Baghdad (1258) . On February 10, the Mongols break into Baghdad. Robbery and massacre last five days; Jews and Christians are spared. February 20 - Caliph Al-Mustasim and all the men of the Abbasid clan were executed. Then Vasit was taken by the Mongols, Basra surrendered voluntarily. The death of the Abbasid caliphate . ^[1]
Uryankhatay occupies Hanoi . The city is defeated and burned, and after nine days the Mongols leave it. ^[2]
Llywelyn up Grifid , ruler of Gwynedd , gathers all the Welsh lords allied to him, who take his personal oath; Llywelyn probably takes the title of Prince of Wales .
March 18 - representatives of Wales and Scotland , Llewelyn up Grifid and Walter Comin , signed an agreement on mutual assistance and free trade.
March - The 40,000th Mongol army under the command of Khan Munke sets out on a campaign against the South Song from Karakoram through Sichuan . In May, the army reaches the Lupanshan ( Gansu ) mountains, where it is divided into three columns. ^[3]
June - Oxford provisions of the English barons , limiting the power of the king . In October, Henry III was forced to authorize them. ^[four]
August 16 - according to the will of Theodore II Laskaris, after his death, the throne is inherited by his 8-year-old son John , regents of which become Protestorate George Muzalon and Patriarch Arseny Avtorian . On the ninth day after Theodore’s death, the mercenaries kill Muzalon and his three brothers. Mikhail Paleolog becomes a regent, and then - a great bastard . ^[5]
October 6 - Munke's army convoy enters Hanzhong , November 4 occupies Lizhou (Sichuan), December 7 - Dakhoshan fortress (near Tsansi ). ^[3]
Burundian Horde attacked Lithuania. The squad Vasilka Romanovich took part in the campaign.
The battle of Mount Karudi ends the war for the Euboean inheritance . Victory of Guillaume II de Villardouin , Prince of Achaea .

Rulers

Dayviet - Chan Thanh Tong (1258-1285).
The Nicene Empire - John IV Laskaris (1258–1261), Regent Michael VIII Paleolog .
Kingdom of Sicily - Manfred I (1258-1266).

Born

See also: Category: Born in 1258

Nijo , Japanese writer.
Osman I , the Ottoman Sultan ( 1299 - 1326 ).
Sancho IV the Brave , King of Castile ( 1284 - 1295 ).

Castilian King Sancho IV the Brave

Died

See also: Category: Deaths in 1258

February 20 - al-Mustasim , the last Baghdad caliph (1242-1258).
August 16 - Theodore II Laskaris , Nicene Emperor ( 1254-1258 ).
December - Walter Comin .
Meinhard I , Count of Goritsa (1232-1258) and Tyrol (from 1253 ).

Notes

↑ Petrushevsky I.P. Iran and Azerbaijan under the rule of the Hulaguids (1256-1353) // Tatar-Mongols in Asia and Europe: Collection of articles. - M .: Nauka, 1977 .-- S. 232 .
↑ Bokshchanin A. A. Attempts of the Mongol-Chinese invasion of the countries of Southeast Asia // Tatar-Mongols in Asia and Europe: Collection of articles. - M .: Nauka, 1977 .-- S. 308 .
↑ ¹ ² Svistunova N.P. The death of the South Sun state // Tatar-Mongols in Asia and Europe: Collection of articles. - M .: Nauka, 1977 .-- S. 287-288 .
↑ Oxford Provisions // Great Soviet Encyclopedia : [in 30 vol.] / Ch. ed. A.M. Prokhorov . - 3rd ed. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1969-1978.
↑ Assumption F.I. History of the Byzantine Empire of the 11th — 15th centuries Eastern Question / Comp. L.V. Litvinova. - M .: Thought, 1997 .-- S. 484-485. - 829 p. - 7000 copies. - ISBN 5-244-00882-X .

[1] Petrushevsky I.P. Iran and Azerbaijan under the rule of the Hulaguids (1256-1353) // Tatar-Mongols in Asia and Europe: Collection of articles. - M .: Nauka, 1977 .-- S. 232 .

[2] Bokshchanin A. A. Attempts of the Mongol-Chinese invasion of the countries of Southeast Asia // Tatar-Mongols in Asia and Europe: Collection of articles. - M .: Nauka, 1977 .-- S. 308 .

[Свистунова-3] ¹ ² Svistunova N.P. The death of the South Sun state // Tatar-Mongols in Asia and Europe: Collection of articles. - M .: Nauka, 1977 .-- S. 287-288 .

[4] Oxford Provisions // Great Soviet Encyclopedia : [in 30 vol.] / Ch. ed. A.M. Prokhorov . - 3rd ed. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia, 1969-1978.

[5] Assumption F.I. History of the Byzantine Empire of the 11th — 15th centuries Eastern Question / Comp. L.V. Litvinova. - M .: Thought, 1997 .-- S. 484-485. - 829 p. - 7000 copies. - ISBN 5-244-00882-X .