Unsuccessful 626 siege by the Sasanid empire. It began in June 626 CE and lasted until July 626 CE (about 30 days). The setting was Constantinople. It was part of the Byzantine–Sassanid War of 602–628 and Avar–Byzantine Wars. Those involved included the Byzantine Empire, the Sasanian Empire, Avar Khaganate and Sclaveni.
Before and after
- from 13 September 622 CE to 27 September 622 CEHijra
- 12 March 624 CEBattle of Badr
- April 625 CEBattle of Sarus
- 9 January 626 CEBirth of Husayn ibn Ali
- from June 626 CE to July 626 CESiege of Constantinople
- from 627 CE to 629 CEThird Perso-Turkic War
- 628 CEBrahmagupta sets out the rules for zero
- March 628 CETreaty of Hudaybiyyah
- 629 CEConquest of Mecca
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The era
This moment belongs to the Medieval world (500 CE to 1500 CE), kingdoms, faiths and trade routes. You can also browse everything in the 7th century.