Dating is in the secular BCE and CE dating. BCE stands for Before Common Era, which correlates to BC in the Latin dating. CE stands for Common Era, which correlates to AD dating.

As time permits, I will continue adding dates and events to this chart. For further reference of an event, please see the History page for specifics.

Date	Event
600-580 BCE	Nebiiym [prophets]YirmeYahu [Jeremiah] and Yechezqel [Ezekiel] lived.
587/586 BCE	Jewish temple destroyed and exile to Babel.
539-333 BCE	Persian Period.
539-530 BCE	Koorush [Cyrus] ruled.
539 BCE	Koorush's edict permitting Yahudiym [Jews] to rebuild Yerushalyim [First wave of exiles to return to Yerushalyim].
530-521 BCE	Cambysses/Ahasruerus [Persian name – Acmbujieh] ruled.
521 BCE	Pseudo Smerdis [Artaxerxes (Persian name - Berooyeh Doroughi) ] ruled.
521-486 BCE	Darryoosh - Darius the Great ruled.
520 BCE	Nabiy [prophet] Chaggay [Haggai] lived.
520-515 BCE	Second temple in Yerushaliym rebuilt.
486-465 BCE	Xerxes (Ahasurerus) [Persian name – Khashayarshah] ruled.
464-423 BCE	Artaxerxes [Persian name – Ardeshier Deraz Dast] ruled.
457 BCE	Ezra returns to Yerushalyim.
450-400 BCE	Restoration of Yerushalyim led by NechemYahu [Nehemiah] and Ezra.
444 BCE	NechemYahu's first return to Yerushalyim.
333-63 BCE	Hellenistic Period.
333/331 BCE	Alexander the Great conquers Yisrael.
323 BCE	Alexander the Great dies in Babel.
321 BCE	Onais I is Kohen Gadol [High Priest].
320-168 BCE	Judaism under the Greek Ptolemies and Seleucids.
301 BCE	Yahudah [Judea] becomes part of the Ptolemaic Empire of Syria.
300 BCE	Simon the Just is Kohen Gadol [High Priest]. Beginning accounts of the sect of the Chassiydiym [ the Faithful].
250 or 275 BCE	Ptolemy Philadelphus commissions the Greek Septuagint translation of the Thorah [Torah – Law, 5 Books of Mosheh].
250 BCE	Onias II is Kohen Gadol [High Priest]
200 BCE	Yahudah [Judea] becomes part of the Seleucid empire of Syria.
175-164 BCE	Antiochus Epiphanes was king of Syria. Dies 164 BCE.
173 BCE	Onias III replaced by Jason as Kohen Gadol [High Priest].
167 BCE	Antiochus Epiphanes plunders the temple in Yerushalyim and erects a pagan altar to Zeus Olympus on the altar of burnt offering, desecrating it.
168/167-60 BCE	Maccabean revolt and Hasmonean rule in Yisrael.
167 BCE	Persecuation of Yahudiym [Jews] by Antiochus Epiphanes begins.
164 BCE	Judas Maccabee takes Yerushalyim, persecuation ends, temple is cleansed.
128 BCE	Hyracanus destroys the temple of the Shomroniym [Samaritans], on Mountain Gerizim.
78 BCE	Alexander Jannaeus dies. John Hyracanus II appointed as Kohen Gadol [High Priest]
63 BCE	Rome annexes Palestine.
62-4 BCE	Herod the Great is made king by Antony of Egypt.
60-46 BCE	First Triumvirate of Julius Caesar, Pompey and Crassus.
50 BCE	Leadership of Shammai the Elder. He died in 30 CE.
46 BCE	Julius Caesar is sole Emperor of the Roman Empire.
46 BCE	Julian calendar established.
44 BCE	Emperor Julius Caesar dies. Second Triumvirate of Octavian, Antony and Lepidus was established. Second Triumvirate rules from 44 BCE to 33 BCE.
40 BCE	Antigonus removes John Hyracanus II as Kohen Gadol [High Priest] and has his ears cut off.
33 BCE	Octavian is Emperor of Rome. Second Triumvirate dissolves.
32 BCE	Leadership of Hillel the Elder begins. Antony marries Cleopatra. Octavian declares war on Cleopatra.
31 BCE	Battle of Actium. Antony and Cleopatra defeated.
30 BCE	Antony and Cleopatra die. Herod the Great retains kingdom with Octavian.
18 BCE	Herod begins second temple reconstruction.
14 BCE	Octavian dies and is succeeded by Tiberias as Emperor of the Roman Empire.
6-5 BCE	Yahusha` [Jesus] is born. Chinese have record of bright star or comet at this time.
4 BCE	Herod the Great dies. Kingdom divided between his sons Archelaus, Herod Phillip and Herod Antipas.
6 CE	Archelaus, son of Herod the Great, is removed from power by Augustus Caesar [Octavian] and banished to Gaul.
14 CE	Emperor Augustus [Octavian] dies, Tiberius succeeds.
30 CE	Yahusha` [Jesus] executed.
31 CE	Conversion of Shaul [Saul, also known as Paul] after Stephans stoning.
37 CE	Emperor Tiberius dies and is succeeded by Caligula. Emperor Caligula makes Herod Agrippa I king of Judea.
41 CE	Emperor Caligula [Gaius] orders his statue to be erected in temple in Yerushalyim; he dies and is succeeded by Claudius.
41 CE	Emperor Claudius appoints Herod Agrippa king over Palestine.
41 CE	Yaaqob [James], brother of Yahuchanan [John], sons od Zebedee, beheaded by Herod Agrippa I.
41-54 CE	Emperor Claudius orders the expulsion of Yahudiym [Jews] from Rome, Acts 18:2.
44 CE	Herod Agrippa I dies and his son Herod Agrippa II succeeds.
54 CE	Emperor Claudius dies and is succeeded by Nero.
62/63 CE	Yaaqob [James] the Just, brother of Yahusha` [Jesus] is cast off the wing of the temple and stoned by the Jewish leaders.
64 CE	Shaul [Paul] is beheaded under Emperor Nero. Kefa [Peter] and his wife are believed to be executed, in the same year, in Rome as part of Nero's persecution of Christians.
65 CE	Gallio-Annapus Novatus (of Acts 18:12 – proconsul of Achaia] and his brother, were ordered, by Nero, to commit suicide for plotting against him.
66-73 CE	First Jewish Revolt against Rome.
68 CE	Emperor Nero dies and is succeeded by Galba.
69 CE	Emperor Galba dies and is succeeded by Otho. Emperor Otho dies and is succeeded by Vitellius. Emperor Vitellius dies and is succeeded by Vespasian.
70 CE	Destruction of Jerusalem and second temple by Titus. Beit Din established at Tiberias. Council of Yamnia [Jamnia].
70 CE	Bernice II, sister and wife of Herod Agrippa II, was taken to Rome by Titus.
72 CE	Masada, the headquarters for the Zealots [Sicarri – dagger people], is captured by Rome; all the Jews committed mass suicide rather than be captured.
79 CE	Emperor Vespasian dies and is succeeded by Titus.
81 CE	Emperor Titus, who destroyed the second temple, dies. Domitian becomes Emperor.
81-96 CE	Domitian exiles Yahuchanan [John] to the isle of Patmos.
84 CE	Domitian banishes Jews from Rome.
90-100CE	Gamaliel II excludes sectarians; Netsariym are called renegades and cast out of synagogues.
96 CE	Emperor Domitian dies and is succeeded by Nerva.
98 CE	Emperor Nerva dies and is succeeded by Trajan.
114-117 CE	Jewish revolts against Rome outside of Palestine.
117 CE	Emperor Trajan dies and is succeeded by Hadrian.
120-135 CE	Rabbi Akiba consolidates Rabbinic Judaism; proclaims Bar Kochba to be the Messiah. Netsariym refuse to aid in the revolt because they opposed Bar Kochba as the Messiah.
132-135 CE	Bar Kochba Rebellion [Second Jewish Revolt], Roman Emperor Hadrian bans Jews from Jerusalem and has it renamed to Aelia Capitolina, which was dedicated to Zeus. Jews forbidden to live there.
134 CE	Bar Kochba is killed at Betar.
135 CE	Rome installs first, non Jewish bishop, Marcus, in Palestine.
138 CE	Emperor Hadrian dies and is succeeded by Titus Aurelius Antonius.
200 CE	Mishnah compiled by Judah the Prince.
284 CE	Diocletian rules as Emperor.
303 CE	Emperor Diocletian orders that all copies of Hebrew Scriptures be turned over to the authorities and destroyed.
305 CE	Diocletian and Maximian turn over Augusti positions to their Caesars – Galerius and Constantius.
306 CE	Constantine begins ruling as Caesar while Galerius is Augustus.
324 CE	Constantine rules as sole emperor of Roman Empire.
325 CE	Council of Nicea, Emperor Constantine calls for the council to standardize Christianity. Netsariym are not allowed to attend. Netsariym are officially labeled apostates. Jewish practices are banned. Easter replaces Pesach [Passover], and is celebrated on Sunday.
336 CE	Council of Laodicea declares Sunday to replace Jewish Shabbath.
337 CE	Constantine banishes Rabbis.
337 CE	Constantine dies and is succeeded by his sons and nephews.
353 CE	Constantius becomes sole emperor of the Roman Empire.
358 CE	Hillel HaNasi started the present Jewish calendar, deviating from the scriptural sighting of the first light of the new moon.
361 CE	Emperor Constantius dies and Julian succeeds.
361 CE	Emperor Julian orders the rebuilding of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem. He rules from 361-363. Jovain succeeds Julian
363 CE	Emperor Julian is assassinated by one of his Christian soldiers, while in Persia. Jovian succeeds and re-instates Christian supremacy.
381 CE	First Council of Constantinople.
400 CE	Jewish Palestinian Talmud edited.
400-600 CE	Jewish Babylonian Talmud edited.
431 CE	Council of Ephesus.
500 CE	Small Jewish sects, known as Qaraiym [Karaites] develops effective vowel pointing system for Hebrew language.
800 CE	Masorites develop a more effective vowel pointing system for the Hebrew language.
1400 CE	Letter J is developed as a separate consonant in the alphabet.
1516 CE	Petrus Galatinus writes, "De Aracanis Catholic Veritatis [Concerning Secrets of Universal Truth], using Jehovah for the first time recorded.
1582 CE	Gregorian Calendar established and named for Pope Gregory XIII. This is the current civil calendar used today.
1940's CE	First of the Dead Sea Scrolls are discovered by a shepherd boy.