Century

What happened to the Jews in the 9th century?

100 years with recorded events

  1. 801 AD Harun-al-Rashid renews restrictions on Jews and Christians · and 2 more
  2. 802 AD Harun-al-Rashid renews restrictions on Jews and Christians · and 2 more
  3. 803 AD Harun-al-Rashid renews restrictions on Jews and Christians · and 2 more
  4. 804 AD Harun-al-Rashid renews restrictions on Jews and Christians · and 2 more
  5. 805 AD Harun-al-Rashid renews restrictions on Jews and Christians · and 2 more
  6. 806 AD Harun-al-Rashid renews restrictions on Jews and Christians · and 2 more
  7. 807 AD Harun al-Rashid imposes badges on Baghdad's Jews · and 3 more
  8. 808 AD Jews confined to special quarter in Fez for a tax · and 4 more
  9. 809 AD Harun-al-Rashid renews restrictions on Jews and Christians · and 2 more
  10. 810 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  11. 811 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  12. 812 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  13. 813 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  14. 814 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  15. 815 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  16. 816 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  17. 817 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  18. 818 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  19. 819 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  20. 820 AD Agobard attempts forced conversion of Jewish children in Lyons · and 3 more
  21. 821 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  22. 822 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  23. 823 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  24. 824 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  25. 825 AD Louis the Pious issues charter protecting Jews · and 1 more
  26. 826 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  27. 827 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  28. 828 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  29. 829 AD Royal ban on the Jewish slave traffic · and 1 more
  30. 830 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  31. 831 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  32. 832 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  33. 833 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  34. 834 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  35. 835 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  36. 836 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  37. 837 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  38. 838 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  39. 839 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  40. 840 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  41. 841 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  42. 842 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  43. 843 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  44. 844 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  45. 845 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  46. 846 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  47. 847 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  48. 848 AD Jews accused of betraying Bordeaux to the Normans · and 3 more
  49. 849 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  50. 850 AD Al-Mutawakkil imposes badge, office ban and house tax on non-Muslims · and 6 more
  51. 851 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  52. 852 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  53. 853 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  54. 854 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  55. 855 AD Ludwig II's edict ordering Italian Jews to leave · and 3 more
  56. 856 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  57. 857 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  58. 858 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  59. 859 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  60. 860 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  61. 861 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · and 2 more
  62. 862 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  63. 863 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  64. 864 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  65. 865 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  66. 866 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens by Archbishop Anségise
  67. 867 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  68. 868 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  69. 869 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  70. 870 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  71. 871 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  72. 872 AD Religious persecution of the Jews of Oria · and 3 more
  73. 873 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  74. 874 AD Basil I decrees forced conversion of Jews · and 3 more
  75. 875 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  76. 876 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sens · and 3 more
  77. 877 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  78. 878 AD Massacre of foreigners including Jews at Canton · and 4 more
  79. 879 AD Massacre of foreigners including Jews at Canton · and 4 more
  80. 880 AD Al-Mutawakkil reimposes restrictions and converts synagogues into mosques · and 4 more
  81. 881 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  82. 882 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  83. 883 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  84. 884 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Epanagoge · and 4 more
  85. 885 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 2 more
  86. 886 AD Basil I pressures Jews to convert to Christianity · and 3 more
  87. 887 AD Saracen governor of Sicily imposes donkey sign and yellow belts on Jews · and 2 more
  88. 888 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Metz · and 4 more
  89. 889 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  90. 890 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  91. 891 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  92. 892 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  93. 893 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  94. 894 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  95. 895 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  96. 896 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  97. 897 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  98. 898 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 1 more
  99. 899 AD Confiscation of Jewish tithe-bearing property at Narbonne · and 2 more
  100. 900 AD Leo VI restores religious freedom to the Jews · and 2 more