Frame AD 1642 — world borders from AD 1642 to AD 1644. 115 countries have territory in this frame, and the largest is Tsardom of Russia (≈ 9.58 million km²).
Countries with territory in this frame (115, largest first)
91 events from the sources that fall in this frame, grouped by region.
China (11)
AD 1642 — The rebels breached the river and submerged Kaifeng, drowning hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史 卷24 崇禎十五年)
AD 1642 — Hong Chengchou, cut off from reinforcements and unable to break through again and again, saw his deputy Xia Chengde promise surrender and ask for support from within. (Draft History of Qing (Qingshigao) 清史稿 卷3 崇德7年二月)
AD 1643 — Li Zicheng took Tongguan, and Commander-in-Chief Sun Chuanting was killed in action. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史 卷24 崇禎十六年)
AD 1643 — Wu Sangui, commander of Ningyuan, hesitated while replying to Zu Dashou's letter, and the emperor issued another edict. (Draft History of Qing (Qingshigao) 清史稿 卷3 崇德8年正月)
AD 1644 — Tang Tong and Du Zhizhi surrendered to Li Zicheng, and the rebel army entered through Juyong Pass. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史 卷24 崇禎十七年)
AD 1644 — Li Zicheng took the outer and inner walls of Beijing one after another; Chongzhen Emperor killed himself at Wansuishan (Coal Hill), and the Ming fell. (History of Ming (Mingshi), Annals 明史 卷24 崇禎十七年)
AD 1642 — Tasman sets out from Batavia with two ships, the yacht Heemskerck and the flute Zeehaen; in the evening the Zeehaen runs aground near Rotterdam Island and floats free that night unharmed (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 14 Aug 1642 (절 3))
AD 1642 — Passing the Prince Islands and Krakatau, at noon at 6°20′S, longitude 124° (Tenerife meridian). In the afternoon, 200 miles SWbW of the Sunda Strait, sails to 14°S; then WSW to 20°S, and from there resolves to run due west to Mauritius (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 17 Aug 1642 (절 9))
AD 1643 — Seeing fire on the land, they approach and go near three low islands about 5 miles east of Moa, and anchor in 12 fathoms over grey sand off Moa's west coast. Small boats gather (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 25 Apr 1643 (절 600))
AD 1643 — About 6 miles north of Willem Schouten Island. Before sunset six boats (20–25 men each) come to look at them but do not come near (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 12 May 1643 (절 634))
AD 1643 — Early in the morning, arrives at Batavia by a small ship: the end of the log. Total voyage about 10 months (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 15 Jun 1643 (절 702))
Sub-Saharan Africa (16)
AD 1642 — On the night of September 4 they sight land, and on the morning of the 5th anchor at Mauritius: latitude 20°, longitude 83°48′ (Tenerife meridian) (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 5 Sep 1642 (절 47))
AD 1642 — The Arent enters port and unloads supplies and troops, and reports meeting a French ship at Diego Rodriguez. Governor Van der Stel sends men to the northwest of the island to check whether the French ship means to cut ebony (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 6 Sep 1642 (절 49))
AD 1642 — Following Batavia's instructions for separation, calls all captains and mates together to set a rendezvous point, and resolves to collect their opinions in writing (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 10 Sep 1642 (절 57))
AD 1642 — Holds a council of the Heemskerck and the Zeehaen and resolves to sail on October 4 (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 26 Sep 1642 (절 97))
AD 1642 — After several days' delay from headwinds, leaves Mauritius with a northeast wind and sails SSE. The south tip of the island is at 20°12′S, longitude 78°47′ (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 8 Oct 1642 (절 121))
AD 1642 — Seeing seaweed and grass floating, a council resolves to give three pieces of eight and a keg of arrack to the first person to see land or a reef, and posts a constant lookout aloft on the mast (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 27 Oct 1642 (절 159))
AD 1643 — Hakim Abdelkerim is dismissed as caid of Jenne and replaced by Abdallah, son of Pasha Ahmad ben Yusuf (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 17727))
AD 1643 — They send two boats to inform the people of Timbuktu of their situation (hoping for support for the rebellion) (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 17742))
AD 1643 — The pasha, planning to send a force to suppress the rebels, sets a departure date (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 17748))
AD 1643 — The army proclaims Muhammad ben Muhammad ben Otsman pasha and swears loyalty to him (Tarikh al-Sudan (Chronicle of the Sudan) Houdas 1900 불역 장 XXXV (houdas1900_fr_djvu.txt 줄 17795))
AD 1642 — Governor Bellingham of Massachusetts wrote to Plymouth about two matters decided by the General Court and asked for advice (the Familists and trade issues). (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.17327)
AD 1642 — After the Hurons' defeat, Father Jogues would have been killed or taken prisoner by the Iroquois — accompanied by two French servants and 23 Hurons (The Jesuit Relations Thwaites, Jesuit Relations vol. 22 (파일 jesuits22jesuuoft.txt, 공백정리본 33694자 지점))
AD 1642 — In September 1642 Van Curler offered 600 guilders at a Mohawk village for Jogues and the French captives, but was refused and obtained only a promise not to kill or further torture Jogues (editor's note) (The Jesuit Relations Thwaites, Jesuit Relations vol. 25 (파일 jesuits25jesuuoft.txt, 공백정리본 442491자 지점))
AD 1643 — Around April 18 the elder Brewster, Bradford's friend, died; a long biographical sketch followed. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.17818)
AD 1643 — At the Boston meeting of September 7, the approval of the Plymouth court was confirmed, and the confederation treaty of the United Colonies took effect with the signatures of the commissioners of the four colonies. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.18378)
AD 1643 — Uncas defeated the Narragansett forces, captured Miantonomo, and on the commissioners' advice had him executed. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.18435)
AD 1644 — Because the land was narrow and poor, many people left this place for better places (a crisis for the church too). (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.18480)
AD 1644 — The commissioners halted Uncas's attack on the Narragansett and the Niantic, and signed six articles in which England promised to help Uncas. (Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation Bradford 1908 Jameson판 OCR l.18663)
Oceania (51)
AD 1642 — Anchors at 22 fathoms off Anjer in the Sunda Strait and repairs the damaged ship; learns that a galliot from the Netherlands is lying at Cape Banten (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 15 Aug 1642 (절 5))
AD 1642 — Seeing flocks of birds, estimates that they are at the longitude of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 21 Aug 1642 (절 17))
AD 1642 — A storm with hail and rain makes them fear the ship cannot hold; the Zeehaen disappears from sight and they wait for it (rejoined on the 25th) (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 24 Oct 1642 (절 153))
AD 1642 — Comparing positions with the captains and mates, obtains an average longitude of 107°25′ and latitude 48°28′S, and makes the council's decision. Seeing seals and tuna, guesses there are islands nearby (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 4 Nov 1642 (절 175))
AD 1642 — The hydrographer Jacobsz submits a memorandum: based on the globe and charts, follow latitude 44°S east to longitude 150°, then turn north. Since they cannot confer with the Zeehaen, Tasman resolves, by his own ship's council alone, to head northeast to 44–45°S, then east to 150° (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 7 Nov 1642 (절 192))
AD 1642 — At a full council, resolves to head east along about 44°S from the present longitude to 195° (the meridian east of New Guinea on the chart) (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 11 Nov 1642 (절 205))
AD 1642 — In the morning, finds the hole for the rudder tiller broken; repairs it by fitting crossbeams on both sides, heading into the wind (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 23 Nov 1642 (절 229))
AD 1642 — Around 4 p.m., sees very high land for the first time about 10 miles to the east: three high mountains to the west and two to the northeast (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 24 Nov 1642 (절 231))
AD 1642 — After a council, at 3 miles offshore they sound 60 fathoms over coral bottom, and at 1 mile fine white sand. The coast is flat, running SSE–NNW. They name this land Van Diemen's Land after Governor Van Diemen (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 25 Nov 1642 (절 234))
AD 1642 — Sailing east along the coast, passes between two rocks (the western one resembles Pedra Blanca off the Chinese coast, the eastern one a square tower). In the evening there is a bay where they wish to anchor, but a strong gale makes them give up (Tasman's Journal Tasman 일지 29 Nov 1642 (절 246))