1076

1076 — Korea: 전시과 재개정, 관제개혁 / China: autumn — Lý–Song War: Guo Kui of the Song dynasty invades Đại Việt (Lý dynasty) and pushes to the Cầu River, where the war reaches a stalemate

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KoreaGoryeo 918–1392	ChinaSong dynasty 960–1271	JapanHeian period 794–1185	United States
전시과 재개정, 관제개혁KO 비주록(妃主祿)을 정함. 또 국대부인(國大夫人)과 어전 시녀(御殿侍女), 시비(侍婢)의 녹봉도 정함.KO	autumn — Lý–Song War: Guo Kui of the Song dynasty invades Đại Việt (Lý dynasty) and pushes to the Cầu River, where the war reaches a stalemate Wang resigned. Trade of gunpowder ingredients with the Liao and Western Xia dynasties is outlawed by the Song court 1075Shen Kuo describes the process of making steel using repeated forging under a cold blast for "partial decarbonization", considered by some historians to be a direct predecessor of the Bessemer process 1075Lý–Song War: Lý Thường Kiệt and Nùng Tông Đán of the Lý dynasty that ruled Đại Việt invade the Song dynasty, capturing Qinzhou, Lianzhou, and destroying Yongzhou before retreating 1075A proto-Bessemer process was first observed in Cizhou. 1075The Song diplomat Shen Kuo used court archives to reject Daozong's territorial claims. 1077Lý–Song War: Đại Việt (Lý dynasty) becomes a Song tributary in return for the withdraw of Song troops 1077Su was sent on a mission to Liao. 1078Annual iron production in the Song dynasty reaches 125,000 tons and becomes the largest iron industry in the world, an achievement that lasts until 1796 during the industrial revolution in England and Wales; per capita iron production reaches 3.1 pound, the world's highest per capita iron production until 1700 in Western Europe	No events recorded for this year 1074The unification of units of volume measurement.	covered from 1607

KoreaGoryeo 918–1392

ChinaSong dynasty 960–1271

JapanHeian period 794–1185

United States

전시과 재개정, 관제개혁KO
비주록(妃主祿)을 정함. 또 국대부인(國大夫人)과 어전 시녀(御殿侍女), 시비(侍婢)의 녹봉도 정함.KO

autumn — Lý–Song War: Guo Kui of the Song dynasty invades Đại Việt (Lý dynasty) and pushes to the Cầu River, where the war reaches a stalemate
Wang resigned.
Trade of gunpowder ingredients with the Liao and Western Xia dynasties is outlawed by the Song court

1075Shen Kuo describes the process of making steel using repeated forging under a cold blast for "partial decarbonization", considered by some historians to be a direct predecessor of the Bessemer process
1075Lý–Song War: Lý Thường Kiệt and Nùng Tông Đán of the Lý dynasty that ruled Đại Việt invade the Song dynasty, capturing Qinzhou, Lianzhou, and destroying Yongzhou before retreating
1075A proto-Bessemer process was first observed in Cizhou.
1075The Song diplomat Shen Kuo used court archives to reject Daozong's territorial claims.
1077Lý–Song War: Đại Việt (Lý dynasty) becomes a Song tributary in return for the withdraw of Song troops
1077Su was sent on a mission to Liao.
1078Annual iron production in the Song dynasty reaches 125,000 tons and becomes the largest iron industry in the world, an achievement that lasts until 1796 during the industrial revolution in England and Wales; per capita iron production reaches 3.1 pound, the world's highest per capita iron production until 1700 in Western Europe

No events recorded for this year

1074The unification of units of volume measurement.

covered from 1607