Ramkhamhaeng vs Roger Bacon
2 of 5 added. Type a name to add another.
Compare the life timelines of Ramkhamhaeng (1237–1298) and Roger Bacon (1219–1292) side by side. Their lives overlapped for 55 years, from 1237 to 1292.
Verified event
Unverified event
Approximate (circa) date
Lifespan
Scroll to zoom, drag to pan. Hover events for details. Click a name to open the profile.
Ramkhamhaeng (1237–1298)
- — Born a son of King Si Inthrathit of Sukhothai Verified
- — Earned the name Phra Ram Khamhaeng for valor in battle at age nineteen
- — Succeeded his brother Ban Mueang as king of Sukhothai Verified
- — Traditionally credited with creating the Thai script
- — Expanded Sukhothai's influence over much of mainland Southeast Asia Verified
- — Formed alliances with the rulers of Lan Na and Phayao Verified
- — Erected the Ramkhamhaeng inscription describing his realm
- — Maintained tributary relations with Yuan-dynasty China Verified
- — Died, succeeded by his son Loe Thai Verified
Roger Bacon (1219–1292)
- — Born in England, possibly near Ilchester in Somerset Verified
- — Studied at the University of Oxford Verified
- — Lectured on Aristotle at the University of Paris Verified
- — Returned to Oxford and devoted himself to the study of sciences Verified
- — Joined the Franciscan Order Verified
- — Completed the Opus Majus for Pope Clement IV Verified
- — Alleged imprisonment by the Franciscan Order
- — Wrote his final work, the Compendium of the Study of Theology Verified
- — Died in Oxford Verified