11th century BC Chr.

The 11th century BC Chr. Began v on January 1, 1100. And ended on December 31, 1001 BC. Chr.

The feudal states of the western Zhou dynasty

Events / developments

Excavated late Bronze Age urn grave in the Marburg Botanical Garden

In the 11th century BC The so-called Doric migration probably began .
Around 1093 BC Chr .: Panehsi , the viceroy of Kush , Amenophis expels the high priest of Amun from Thebes .
Around 1087 BC Chr .: Pianch drives Panehsi out on behalf of Pharaoh Ramses XI. from Thebes and Upper Egypt.
Around 1076/75 BC Chr .: Pianch dies. Herihor takes over the office of High Priest of Amun and the title of Viceroy of Kush from his father-in-law Pianch.
Around 1076/1070 BC Chr .: Ramses XI., Pharaoh in Egypt , dies. Late 20th dynasty . Beginning of the Third Intermediate Period .
1072 BC Chr .: Panehsi last documented
Beginning of the " ionic colonization ", according to tradition in 1053 BC. BC Miletus was founded
From approx. 1050/1000 BC. BC: emergence of protogeometric ceramics in Greece , which replaced Sub-Mycenaean ceramics .
Around 1046 BC The Shang dynasty ends in China when Di Xin was defeated by Shang in the battle of Muye by Wu by Zhou . This is the beginning of the Zhou dynasty , which in turn begins with the western Zhou dynasty . This creates a number of feudal states, including the state of Cai , Cao , Chen , Chu , Jin , Lu , Qi , Shu , Song , Wey , Wu , Yan , Teng and of course Zhou.
On May 9, 1012 BC A complete solar eclipse was documented in Ugarit at 6:09 pm local time
Urnfield culture carriers settle in Kitzbühel to mine copper ore.
End of the 11th century BC The kingdom of Ammon was founded.

The gold mask of Pharaoh Psusennes I.

Rembrandt: David plays the harp in front of Saul.

Note: The years of government cannot be precisely determined in this century. Therefore, these are approximate estimates.

Tiglat-Pileser I (1114-1076 BC)
Ašared-apil-ekur (1075-1074 BC)
Aššur-bel-kala (1073–1056 BC)
Eriba-Adad II. (1055-1054 BC)
Šamši-Adad IV. (1053-1050 BC)
Assur-Nasirpal I (1049-1031 BC)
Shalmaneser II (1030-1019 BC)

Aššur-rabi II (1012–972 BC)

Enlil-nādin-apli (1101-1097 BC)
Marduk-nādin- aḫḫē (1097-1079 BC)
Adad-apla-iddina (1066-1044 BC)
Simbar-šīpak (1024-1008 BC)
Ea-mukīn-zēri (1008 BC)

(according to the great empire hypothesis , which the Bible interprets)

↑ Berit Hildebrandt: Damos and Basileus: Reflections on social structures in the dark centuries of Greece. Herbert Utz Verlag, 2007, ISBN 3-8316-0737-0 , p. 157
↑ Chinese Dynasties ( Memento of May 16, 2012 in the Internet Archive ). In: china-erleben.com . Retrieved February 17, 2012.

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