614 siege and conquest of Jerusalem by Sasanian forces. It began in April 614 CE in what is now Palestine and lasted until May 614 CE (about 30 days). The setting was Jerusalem. It was part of the Byzantine–Sassanid War of 602–628. Those involved included the Byzantine Empire, the Sasanian Empire and Jewish people.
Before and after
- 27 July 604 CEBirth of Fatima
- 607 CEConstruction of Hōryū-ji Temple
- 609 CEThe Grand Canal of China is completed
- 614 CEBirth of Aisha
- from April 614 CE to May 614 CESasanian conquest of Jerusalem
- from 618 CE to 907 CETang dynasty
- from 622 CE to 750 CEMuslim conquests
- 622 CEConstruction of Quba Mosque
- 622 CEConstruction of Prophet's Mosque
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The era
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