651 BC was a year in ancient history during the Iron Age, when civilizations in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and Asia were developing their early cultures and systems of government. While specific major events from this particular year are not widely documented in historical records, it falls within a significant period of human development when writing, technology, and organized societies were advancing.
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Key facts
- Gregorian calendar
- 651 BC, DCLI BC
- Ancient egypt era
- XXVI dynasty , 14
- Pharaoh
- Psamtik I , 14
- Ancient greek olympiad summer
- 32nd Olympiad , year 2
- Balinese saka calendar
- N/A
- Bengali calendar
- −1244 – −1243
- Buddhist calendar
- −106
- Burmese calendar
- −1288
- Byzantine calendar
- 4858–4859
- Chinese calendar
- 己巳 年 (Earth Snake ), 2047 or 1840, — to — , 庚午年 (Metal Horse ), 2048 or 1841
- Coptic calendar
- −934 – −933
- Ethiopian calendar
- −658 – −657
- Hebrew calendar
- 3110–3111
- Vikram samvat
- −594 – −593
- Shaka samvat
- N/A
- Kali yuga
- 2450–2451
- Iranian calendar
- 1272 BP – 1271 BP
- Islamic calendar
- 1311 BH – 1310 BH
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- Category:651 BC
- point in time
- 0651-01-01
- category for births in this time period
- Category:651 BCE births
- category for deaths in this time period
- Category:651 BC deaths
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Encyclopedic overview
The year 651 BC was a year of the pre-Julian Roman calendar. In the Roman Empire, it was known as year 103 Ab urbe condita . The denomination 651 BC for this year has been used since the early medieval period, when the Anno Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years.
Events
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