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836–890India [administration]After the disasters of Ramabhadra's reign, his son, King Bhoja I, restores the Gurjara kingdom as the leading power of northern India.
861Byzantine Empire, Italy, Carolingian Empire [Christianity]A major rift opens between the Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox churches (the ‘Photian Schism’) when Pope Nicholas I objects to the Byzantine emperor, Michael III, appointing Photius, a lay theologian, as patriarch of Constantinople.


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