A timeline of the main events in Chaucer's life and the period in which he lived (14th century England).

"The House of Rurik. The period of the Kievan Russian Empire, destroyed by the Mongol - Tatars, and the rise of Moscovy to recentralize the demolished empire." A hyperlinked timeline of early Russian history. Links to other sites and documents that are detailed in the chronology.

A short chronology of the Crusades from the First Crusade through Fall of the Hospitallers in 1798.

"A site that encompases medieval history, with a month by month listing of events, as well as the rest of time. It has a number of useful historical resources, including a message board and off site links." This site offers a fairly detailed and easily navigable timeline of the Middle Ages, as well as other periods. Terms are hyperlinked to the Wikipedia Online Encyclopedia.

A large hyperlinked chronology of Medieval European history. Easy access to other chronologies from around the world.

"The Timeline on this site is organized in 200-year epochs. This is done because accurate dating for many developments is simply lacking. The existence of written or pictorial evidence indicates only that the development was probably created before that time."

"A reference site for Medieval events, castles, abbeys, cathedrals, people and maps... This site covers the Medieval period from 800AD to 1500AD. Timelines are organised by century or by category. Find history, photographs and plans of Cathedrals, abbeys and castles. Find information about key individuals with family trees and personal timelines. Maps show the locations of the medieval buildings in the UK." Some cool 3D tours of medieval abbies, but these require a plug-in.

A very excellent introduction to life in medieval London. The site includes lot of images, themes, games, timeline and more. Will require Flash in places. "Journey across more than a thousand years – from Anglo-Saxon settlement in the 5th century, through Viking raids and the Norman Conquest of 1066, to the splendour and bustle of England’s 16th-century capital, and the dramatic results of Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries."

"Explore almost one thousand years of Scotland's history via our interactive timeline, and trace events as they happened by reading the first-hand accounts of observers, from the death of St Margaret to the opening of the new Scottish Parliament. Digital facsimiles of some of the most important documents in the Library's collections help to illustrate the story of the shaping of the Scottish nation." You can see images from important texts and read first hand accounts of historic events in Scottish history. Covers the last 1000 years of Scottish history.

An interesting timeline of materials for the study of Orthodox Church history.

A brief timeline of the history of the Mongol Empire along with other resources about the Empire.