1668 Shandong Earthquake
1668 Shandong earthquake occurred on July 25, 1668, in Qing Empire (now China), there were an estimated 42,571 deaths.
1668 Shandong earthquake occurred on July 25, 1668, in Qing Empire (now China), there were an estimated 42,571 deaths.
The East India Company was given Bombay by the English king Charles II.
The Prince of Condé and Duke de Bourbon, Louis III, was born in Paris.
The Chancellor of France, Henri Franois d'Aguesseau, was born in Limoges, France.
Franois Couperin was born in Paris, France.
The elector of Saxony was a man named Johan Georg IV.
1668 Shandong earthquake occurred on July 25, 1668, in Qing Empire (now China), there were an estimated 42,571 deaths.
The East India Company was given Bombay by the English king Charles II.
The Prince of Condé and Duke de Bourbon, Louis III, was born in Paris.
The Chancellor of France, Henri Franois d'Aguesseau, was born in Limoges, France.
Franois Couperin was born in Paris, France.
The elector of Saxony was a man named Johan Georg IV.