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Germany invaded Western Europe in 1939 and 1940.
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What year was the western cordillera?
The Western Cordillera is not a "time". It is a mountain range. Your question makes no sense
When was Western Power founded?
The power company Western Power was created and founded in the year 1999. Western Power distributes power to areas of western England as well as Wales.
What was Charlemagne's significance?
Head of the Holy Roman EmpireRoman Catholic AnswerIt would be difficult to overemphasis the importance of Charlemagne in the history of Europe, and the history of western Christendom. He was the protector of Rome, the unifer of Europe, and the Father of Western Christendom. He promoted education of the clergy, reformed the monasteries, overhauled the legal system for Europe, united all of Europe, and was crowned Holy Rome Emperor by Pope Leo on Christmas Day in the year 800 A.D. You might say that he ended the "Dark Ages". For a fuller discussion see "The Coronation of Charlemagne" in Diane Moczar's book Ten Dates Every Catholic Should Know, below:
When did Romans invade?
In 43 AD the emperor Claudius sent four legions to invade southern England. The Romans did not find a united opposition. The peoples of these areas were divided into several kingdoms. Some of them welcomed the Romans. Southern England had had diplomatic links with the Romans for quite some time. It is thought that Claudius wanted conquest to bolster his political position in Rome. He had been proclaimed emperor by the imperial guard which had murdered his predecessor, Caligula. Moreover, Gaul rebels often took refuge in Britain. Officially the troops were sent to restore Verica the king of the Atrebates, who had been deposed and exiled. There as a conflict in southern England. The Catuvellauni were expanding at the expense of the Trinovantes and the Atrebates. The general Aulus Plautius won two battles in the southeast which were sufficient for victory. The Roman army was superior and the Romans effectively fought only against the dominnat people of the area, the Catuvellauni. Elven British tribes surrendered. The general Vespasian was sent to conquer the southeast of England. The North of England was conquered later (in 78-79) by the general Agricola.
What is the relevance of the year 1235 to the Julian calendar?
Year 1235 (MCCXXXV) was a common year starting on Monday (link will display the full calendar) of the Julian calendar. There are some events such as the Normans invade Connacht, a general inquisition begins in France.
