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900–1000Pacific [colonization]The Polynesian ancestors of the Maori people discover and begin the settlement of New Zealand.
923China [wars]The Later Liang dynasty, the first of the ‘Five Dynasties’ of northern China, is overthrown by the Shatuo Turks, who establish the Later Tang dynasty.
15 June 923France [wars]The usurping king of France, Robert of Neustria, defeats King Charles III the Simple of France at Soissons, but is himself killed in the battle. Charles is captured and imprisoned by Count Herbert of Vermandois.
13 July 923France [political events]Duke Raoul of Burgundia is crowned as king of France in succession to Robert of Neustria. He cedes the duchy to Giselbert, who is challenged by Robert's brother, Count Hugh the Black, and by Duke Hugh the Great of the Franks.


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