1. 1301 AD Attack on the Judendorf after image-crucifixion rumor · and 11 more
2. 1302 AD Charles II's restrictive ordinances on Jews of Provence · and 8 more
3. 1303 AD Charles II's restrictive ordinances on Jews of Provence · and 11 more
4. 1304 AD Charles II's restrictive ordinances on Jews of Provence · and 8 more
5. 1305 AD Charles II's restrictive ordinances on Jews of Provence · and 9 more
6. 1306 AD Expulsion of the Jews from France · and 32 more
7. 1307 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Narbonne by Philip the Fair · and 11 more
8. 1308 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Narbonne by Philip the Fair · and 14 more
9. 1309 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Narbonne by Philip the Fair · and 14 more
10. 1310 AD Henry VII's restrictions on Nuremberg Jews · and 15 more
11. 1311 AD King Robert orders punishment of relapsed converts · and 9 more
12. 1312 AD Coronation-tax levied on Rome paid only by Jews · and 11 more
13. 1313 AD Edward II's edict of expulsion · and 6 more
14. 1314 AD Expulsion of Jews from Halle · and 14 more
15. 1315 AD Louis X readmits the Jews to France · and 16 more
16. 1316 AD Emir of Granada imposes the badge on Jews · and 11 more
17. 1317 AD Emir of Granada imposes the badge on Jews · and 9 more
18. 1318 AD Emir of Granada imposes the badge on Jews · and 10 more
19. 1319 AD Emir of Granada imposes the badge on Jews · and 14 more
20. 1320 AD Expulsion of Jews from Milan · and 23 more
21. 1321 AD Expulsion of Jews from France (1321) · and 30 more
22. 1322 AD Charles IV expels French Jews without promised notice · and 24 more
23. 1323 AD Emir of Granada imposes the badge on Jews · and 9 more
24. 1324 AD Emir of Granada imposes the badge on Jews · and 8 more
25. 1325 AD Badge and dress law enforced against Jews under Affonso IV · and 13 more
26. 1326 AD Emir of Granada imposes the badge on Jews · and 9 more
27. 1327 AD Aleppo synagogue turned into a mosque · and 9 more
28. 1328 AD Great persecution of 1328 strikes Tudela's Jews · and 11 more
29. 1329 AD Tax law on Dissenters re-established, naming Jews · and 8 more
30. 1330 AD Host desecration accusation in Guestrow · and 11 more
31. 1331 AD First large-scale anti-Jewish disturbances in Provence · and 9 more
32. 1332 AD Alfonso XI bars Vitoria Jews from taking promissory notes · and 8 more
33. 1333 AD Forced conversion of Jews in Baghdad · and 7 more
34. 1334 AD Archbishop Walram kills Meyer of Siegburg and his son · and 8 more
35. 1335 AD Anti-Jewish riot in Cadenet · and 8 more
36. 1336 AD Armleder persecutions · and 16 more
37. 1337 AD Armleder massacre and banishment of Jews of Rappoltsweiler · and 23 more
38. 1338 AD Deggendorf massacre of Jews · and 19 more
39. 1339 AD Anti-Jewish riot in Palermo · and 8 more
40. 1340 AD Anti-Jewish disturbances in Moustiers and Forcalquiers · and 9 more
41. 1341 AD Badge requirement in the statutes of Nice · and 9 more
42. 1342 AD Golden penny tax imposed on the Jews of Munich · and 12 more
43. 1343 AD Joanna I renews punishment of relapsed converts · and 6 more
44. 1344 AD Ban on Jews buying Christian-owned houses · and 8 more
45. 1345 AD Jewish cemeteries opened for use of tombstones as building material · and 7 more
46. 1346 AD Confiscation, plunder and banishment of Jews of Hagenau · and 11 more
47. 1347 AD Anti-Jewish persecutions in Alsatian towns · and 13 more
48. 1348 AD Anti-Jewish outbreaks in Barcelona, Cervera and Tarrega · and 79 more
49. 1349 AD Strasbourg massacre · and 114 more
50. 1350 AD Massacre of the Jews of Cheb · and 43 more
51. 1351 AD Black Death massacres · and 14 more
52. 1352 AD Jews readmitted to Nuremberg by imperial edict · and 23 more
53. 1353 AD Jews permitted to resettle in Worms · and 11 more
54. 1354 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sopron by Louis the Great · and 17 more
55. 1355 AD Attack on the smaller Jewry of Toledo · and 15 more
56. 1356 AD Golden Bull grants electors the right to tax Jews · and 10 more
57. 1357 AD Attack on the Jews of Magdeburg (1357) · and 11 more
58. 1358 AD Peter IV restricts Jewish food purchases in the market · and 8 more
59. 1359 AD Readmission of the Jews to France · and 16 more
60. 1360 AD Expulsion of Jews from Hungary · and 23 more
61. 1361 AD Jews readmitted to Basel · and 10 more
62. 1362 AD Persecution of Jews in Brieg, Guhrau, Laehn, Loewenberg and Neisse · and 11 more
63. 1363 AD Jewish badge imposed in Montpellier · and 14 more
64. 1364 AD Expulsion of Jews from Hungary lifted in practice · and 11 more
65. 1365 AD Expulsion of Jews from Metz · and 13 more
66. 1366 AD Crushing war-taxes imposed on Jews of Palencia by Henry of Trastamara · and 23 more
67. 1367 AD Violence against Jews in Toledo · and 16 more
68. 1368 AD Plunder of Segovia Jews during the war of Pedro and Henry · and 14 more
69. 1369 AD Jews readmitted to Strasburg · and 13 more
70. 1370 AD Brussels massacre · and 18 more
71. 1371 AD Badge ordinances revived in Spain · and 11 more
72. 1372 AD Jews readmitted to Dortmund · and 6 more
73. 1373 AD Castilian army kills Jews and sacks the Rua Nova in Lisbon · and 9 more
74. 1374 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Salins · and 6 more
75. 1375 AD Jews of Ávila forced to attend church disputation · and 8 more
76. 1376 AD Expulsion of Jews from Hungary · and 7 more
77. 1377 AD Royal decree confines Jews to the Carrière in Tarascon · and 11 more
78. 1378 AD Charles V extracts 20,000 francs from the Jews of France · and 9 more
79. 1379 AD Ban on Jews carrying or selling arms · and 13 more
80. 1380 AD Paris mob pillages and massacres Jews after Charles VI's accession · and 16 more
81. 1381 AD Expulsion of the Jews from France · and 9 more
82. 1382 AD Riot in Paris · and 15 more
83. 1383 AD Exclusion of Jews from positions of trust under John I · and 9 more
84. 1384 AD Attack on the Jews of Magdeburg (1384) · and 16 more
85. 1385 AD Imprisonment and ransom of Nuremberg Jews under Wenzel · and 24 more
86. 1386 AD Emperor Wenzel's contributions levied on German Jews · and 16 more
87. 1387 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Strasburg · and 18 more
88. 1388 AD Massacres following ritual murder charge · and 15 more
89. 1389 AD Destruction of Prague Jewish cemetery and synagogues · and 16 more
90. 1390 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Heidelberg · and 21 more
91. 1391 AD Massacres of 1391 · and 69 more
92. 1392 AD Accusation against Jews in Damascus · and 25 more
93. 1393 AD Wenceslaus annuls debts owed to Jews · and 12 more
94. 1394 AD Expulsion of Jews from France · and 19 more
95. 1395 AD Wenceslaus annuls debts owed to Jews · and 14 more
96. 1396 AD Fifteen-day residence limit and yellow badge for Venetian Jews · and 14 more
97. 1397 AD Banishment of the Jews from Rothenburg · and 14 more
98. 1398 AD Wenceslaus annuls debts owed to Jews · and 8 more
99. 1399 AD Wenceslaus annuls debts owed to Jews · and 10 more
100. 1400 AD Tamerlane's conquest of Aleppo; Jews killed and enslaved · and 18 more