Roger Bacon vs Tran Hung Dao
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Compare the life timelines of Roger Bacon (1219–1292) and Tran Hung Dao (1228–1300) side by side. Their lives overlapped for 64 years, from 1228 to 1292.
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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
- — Died in Oxford Verified
- — Wrote his final work, the Compendium of the Study of Theology Verified
Tran Hung Dao (1228–1300)
- — Born Tran Quoc Tuan, son of Prince Tran Lieu Verified
- — Received an elite education in classics and military arts Verified
- — Married Princess Thien Thanh Verified
- — Served as a commander during the first Mongol invasion of Dai Viet Verified
- — Appointed supreme commander of the Dai Viet armies Verified
- — Wrote the Proclamation to the Officers (Hich tuong si) Verified
- — Repelled the second Mongol-Yuan invasion Verified
- — Won the Battle of Bach Dang against the third Mongol invasion Verified
- — Retired to his estate at Van Kiep Verified
- — Died at Van Kiep Verified