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1000–1100Europe [sports]‘Tables’, or backgammon, is introduced to Europe by the Arabs (or reintroduced, as it is similar in name and appearance to the Roman game Tabula). It becomes extremely popular over the next few centuries. The name ‘backgammon’ is first used in the mid-17th century.
11 April 1034Byzantine Empire [political events]When the Byzantine emperor Romanus III dies, he is succeeded by Michael IV the Paphlagonian, who marries Zoe, widow of Romanus and daughter of Constantine VIII.


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