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The 1090 (nineteen) year according to the Julian calendar is a non-leap year starting on Tuesday . This is 1090 year of our era , 90 year of 2 millenniums , 90 year of the XI century , 10 year of the 9th decade of the XI century, 1 year of the 1090s .

Content

Events

Monastery in Ochsenhausen , founded in 1090

Africa

Bejaya becomes the capital of the Hammadids (Berber dynasty) in Algeria .

Asia

Spring - Pechenegs approach Hariopol. Seljuks take possession of many cities in Asia. Near Russia, the Pechenegs are smashing the army of Alexei Komnin , who is retreating, collecting soldiers and defeating the Pechenegs the next day. The Pechenegs besiege Komnin in Tsurul. The Romans make a sortie and smash the Pechenegs. The Pechenegs depart to the Bulgarofig, Komnin returns to the capital.
In the Song Empire , Chinese author Kin Guang writes Kang Shu (a book on sericulture ), which describes a silk-processing machine, later known as a belt drive .
Adherents of Ismaili Hassan ibn al-Sabbah cunningly occupy the fortress of Alamut to the north-east of Qazvin . Hassan himself enters the fortress on September 4. The beginning of the creation of an independent Nizari state, headed by da'i Deylema and Khujah (representative of the imam ) Hassan ibn Sabbah until 1124. ^[1]

Europe

The campaign of Emperor Henry IV to Italy in order to intervene in the struggle between the antipope Clement III and Pope Urban II .
The third expedition of the Almoravid army to Al-Andalus and the capture of the Taif kingdoms there: Cordoba , Seville , Granada , Malaga , Almeria and Ronda . The fall of the army of Yusuf ibn Tashfin .
Troubadours begin to play in Provence .

Born

See also: Category: Born in 1090

Albert of Genoa , monk - Cistercian , Catholic saint .
Conrad I , Duke of Tseringensky since 1122, Rector of Burgundy since 1127.
Frederick II , Duke of Swabia (1105–1147).
Sigurd I Crusader , king of Norway (1103–1130).
Bernard of Clairvaux , French medieval theologian , mystic , public figure , Cistercian monk , abbot of the monastery of Clairvaux (since 1117 ).
Vicelin , a Christian missionary , apostle of the West Slavic alliance of tribes of Wagerwende .
Wilhelm de Moyon , Anglo-Norman Knight .
Niklot , the last independent prince of the Bodriches ( 1129 - 1160 ) and the founder of the Mecklenburg House .
Robert Gloustresky , commander and leader of the party of supporters of Empress Matilda during the civil war in England 1135 - 1154 .

Died

See also: Category: Deaths in 1090

March 22 - Garcia (King of Galicia)
April 16 - Sishelgait
May 15 - Isaiah (Rostov bishop)
May 18 - Bertold I (Grebok of Swabia)
June 26 - Jaromir (Bishop of Prague)
July 3 - Eckbert II (Margrave Meissen)
Luitpold (Duke of Carinthia)
Isaac Pechersky
Michael VII Duca
Richard Fitz-Gilbert
Centul V (Viscount Bearn)
John III (Metropolitan of Kiev and All Russia)
(“Complete Insight”), the Buddhist patriarch of Vietnam.

Notes

↑ Stroeva L.V. The State of the Ismailis in Iran in the 11th – 13th centuries - M .: Science, GRVL, 1978.- S. 65.- 276 p. - 2400 copies.

[1] Stroeva L.V. The State of the Ismailis in Iran in the 11th – 13th centuries - M .: Science, GRVL, 1978.- S. 65.- 276 p. - 2400 copies.