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1049th episode of "The Dark Shadows". Final episode to have Amy Collins appear (played by Denise Nickerson).

1050BCE Shang Dynasty ends (ancient China) to be replaced by the Zhou Dynasty.

1051 - "SQL SERVER – Error 1051: A Stop Control Has Been Sent to a Service that Other Running Services are Dependent On"

1052 - USS Knox DE-1052, first ship of the Knox class that was redesignated a Frigate in 1975, named after Commodore Dudley Wright Knox, a pencil pushing dweeb.

1053 AD Lazarus of Galesios dies on November 7th, he's venerated as a saint by both the Orthodox and Roman Churches.

1054 AD The schism between Orthodox and Roman churches dividing the Christian world in two.

1055 the year of death of Chinese Emperor XingZong. Apparently he was very fond of music.

Đ-1056, military form for requesting a free passport, because sometimes being a military ID holder under orders isn't enough to allow one to travel.

1057 - music video by Jasmine Sokko, released in 2016, lamenting humans being humans.

1056 AD empress Theodora dies thus ending the Macedonian Dynasty.

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Okay, let's go to 1058.

1058 AD Stephen IX dies of a severe illness after a pontificate of 7-months at Florence. He is succeeded by Nicholas II who will be coronated the following year.

1059 almost 11.00

1060 sum of the first 25 prime numbers

Since 1057 was skipped: Macbeth, King of Scotland died on August 15, 1057

1061: smallest emirp that is another emirp when flipped upside down.

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Wed Dec 01, 2021 1:42 am

Since 1057 was skipped: Macbeth, King of Scotland died on August 15, 1057

1061: smallest emirp that is another emirp when flipped upside down.

Nevermind, I didn't see that 1057 was posted already.

U-Boat 1062 (Name, quite imaginatively, U-1062), was a torpedo carrier, that carried 39 Torpedo's for other U-boats to resupply while at sea. Was sunk by the USS Fessenden (DE-142).

Battle of Cerami was fought in June 1063 Battle of Cerami was fought. 163 mounted knights and some "slightly" larger number of infantry, defeated Sicilian and Zirid troops, numbering (maybe) 3,000 horse man, and 50,000 infantry.

M1064, Mortar Carrier. A stupid expensive weapons system, of questionable utility, relative to alterative options.

1065, Westminster Abbey is consecrated.

1066 ΑD The Saxons defeat the Vikings in such a way that only 24 ships were needed to carry the survivors when 300 were needed to get them to England. In turn, they were defeated by the Normans changing the rulers of the country and putting the seeds for centuries of rivalry and war with the other side of the channel.

1067
The year Baldwin VI became the Count of Flanders

1068 BCE. The year Cordus, King of Athens dies. Interesting because he is also the last semi-mythical king of Greece, who made into the Greek mythic traditions.
1069 AD, the Ly Dynasty of Vietnam Attacks Champa (the people lived in what became South Vietnam).
1070 AD, the Temple Literature is built in Hanoi. A Confucian conceit, the temple can be seen on the back of the Vietnamese 100,000 Dong bill.

1071 AD The Byzantine army is defeated by the Turks of Arlp Aslan due to the nobles betraying emperor Romanus IV. Soon after the same nobles blind him giving Aslan reason enough to denounce the peace treaty he had signed with Romanus.

1072 - The Accord of Winchester was signed which gave primacy of the Archbishop of Canterbury over the Archbishop of York.

1073 - The number of times Wikipedia have asked me for a donation this week.

1074 AD Pope Gregory VII excommunicates the Norman nobleman Robert Guiscard. They will reconsolidate soon.

1075 AD Pope Gregory VII holds a council in the Lateran Palace at Rome. He publishes a decree against laymen investiture.
In the beginning, Christ's disciples were placing the bishops. After they have passed the election was done by the faithful of the region and later by the other bishops of the area. The Ecumenical Councils were degreed that the election was to be made by the other bishops of an area while never forbidding the election by the faithful. In western Europe, the Pope was selecting the bishops which became a problem as he became also a secular authority. Many monarchs (especially in the Holy Roman Empire) saw this as interference to their states. Thus the controversy.

DD-1076. Record of Personal Effects of Believed To Be (BTB) Deceased. The form the US military fills out cataloging personal effects collected of someone might be dead.

1077 The Almoravids (an imperial Berber Muslim dynasty centered in Morocco) complete the conquest of the Ghana Empire, and reach Spain (approximate date).