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1755 matches to Council of the Republic
Tajikistan. 3C BC Persian Empire. 711 Moslem. 1860 Russia. 1924 USSR. 1991 Independent.
Tallien, Jean. 1767-1820. French Jacobin. Led Rebellion of 9 Thermidor.
Tamils. Dravidian people settled northern Sri Lanka, southern India 200BC.
Tannenberg, Battle. 1410. Victory of Poles and Lithuanians ends Teutonic Knights’ expansion. 1914. Germans rout 2 Russian armies, crippling them for rest of WWI.
Tannhäuser. c1200-70. German legendary knight, poet who lived in the court of Venus.
Taraori, Battles. 1191-2. Moslems conquer northern India.
Tarquinius Superbus. Cruel last king of Rome 534-510BC. Tarquinius Sextus’ father.
Taxation. On Income 1193. On Cooking Oil: 1000BC Egypt. Foreigners: 400BC Greece. Imports 1CBC Rome. Property: 453BC Greece, 1642 England. Sales: 49BC Rome. 1973 UK VAT. Inheritance: 23BC Rome. Salt: 1286-1790 France. Hair Powder: 1795-1869 Hearths: 1663-89. Cards: 1615. Whiskey. Eisphora. Boadicea. Godiva. Danegeld. Domesday Book. Tithes.
Tay Son Rebellion. 1771-88. Vietnam. Tay Son brothers take power. 1788-93. Defeat invading Chinese. Social reforms.
Taylor, Brook. 1685-1731. English mathematician. Theorem of Differential Calculus 1715.
Ten Commandments. Decalogue. Laws God gave Moses on stone tablets. Fundamental to Judaism/Christianity/Islam. No other gods, idols, swearing. Remember the sabbath. Honor parents. Do not kill, commit adultery, steal, bear false witness, covet.
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord. 1809-92. English poet laureate. Charge of the Light Brigade 1855. Enoch Arden 1864. Crossing the Bar.
Teresa, Mother. 1910-97. Macedonian founder of Missionaries of Charity, 1948.

Terpsichore. The Muse of dancing and lyric poetry.
Terror, The. 1793-4. 17000 executed by revolutionary tribunal in French Revolution. Robespierre.
Tertullian. c160-220. Carthaginian theologian. Influenced Christianity. Became Montanist. Founded Tertullianism.
Tessin, Nicodemus, the Elder. 1615-81. Swedish architect. Drottningholm 1662.
Tetzel, Johann. c1465-1519. German monk. Sold indulgences by threats causing Luther’s protests.
Thaïs. 4C BC. Athenian mistress of Alexander the Great.
Thales. c624-546BC. Greek philosopher/scientist. Predicted eclipse, 585. First to enunciate the existence of natural laws of science. Water as basis of all matter. Critical discussion leads to knowledge. Static electricity.
Thaw, the. 1954-7. Relaxed government control on Soviet literature.
Theater of the Absurd. 1950-70. Depicts human condition as meaningless. Beckett. Ionesco.
Théâtre-Libre. 1887. Paris independent experimental theater.
Thebes. 1500-335BC Boeotian Greek city razed by Alexander the Great. Oedipus.