Chrono-Wiki Index [X] (알파벳 X 위키 색인 목록)

Key Features & Highlights

• Curated chronological timelines and biographies for historical figures under 'X'
• Interactive milestone timelines with birth, achievements, turning points, and legacy
• Fact-checked biographical summaries and Wikipedia citations
• Direct navigation to daily historical date hubs and year chronologies

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Alphabetical Entries for 'X' (38 Total Figures & Turning Points)

Explore historical figures and milestones starting with X. Click any entry to view their 3-act editorial biography and timeline:

• Xhosa Wars — A series of nine conflicts (1779-1879) between the Xhosa and encroaching Eu
• Xu Jinglei — Esteemed Chinese actress and acclaimed film director known for her artistic
• Xerxes I — Fourth King of Kings of the Achaemenid Empire, famous for the invasion of G
• Xinjiang conflict — An ongoing ethnic and geopolitical conflict in China's Xinjiang region invo
• X Japan — Pioneering Japanese rock band, credited with developing the visual kei move
• Xi'an Incident — A pivotal 1936 Chinese political crisis leading to the formation of the Sec
• Xiao Hong — Pioneering Chinese novelist celebrated for compassionate, lyrical prose.
• Xie Jin — Pioneering Chinese film director, celebrated for his contributions to moder
• Xiongnu — Nomadic confederation of peoples inhabiting the Eurasian steppe from 3rd ce
• Xu Xiangqian — Chinese Marshal who served in the KMT and later the People's Republic of Ch
• Xuxa — Brazilian entertainment icon, known as "The Queen of Children" for her mass
• XXXTentacion — American rapper known for emo, trap, and SoundCloud rap; a controversial bu
• Xi Jinping — Paramount leader of China, General Secretary of the CCP since 2012.
• Xianfeng Emperor — Eighth Qing Emperor; ruled during massive internal rebellions and foreign w
• Xin Qiji — A prominent Southern Song poet, calligrapher, and military figure.
• Xuanzang — Pioneering Buddhist monk, scholar, and translator who journeyed to India fo
• Xiang Yu — Warlord of Western Chu, a pivotal figure in the fall of the Qin Dynasty.
• Xuande Emperor — Fifth Ming Emperor, known for literary passion and reversing capital plans.
• XYZ Affair — A diplomatic crisis (1797-1798) between the US and revolutionary France ove
• X-ray astronomy — Observational study of X-ray radiation from celestial objects, requiring sp
• Xaviera Hollander — Dutch memoirist and former call girl known for 'The Happy Hooker'
• Xia dynasty — The traditional first dynasty in Chinese historiography, associated with th
• Xincheng Rebellion — A brief revolt in Cao Wei (227-228 CE) led by Meng Da, swiftly crushed by S
• Xu Shen — Pioneering Chinese philologist and author of the monumental Shuowen Jiezi d
• Xu Shichang — Prominent Chinese politician and President of the Republic of China during
• Xue Ji — Prominent Tang Dynasty official, calligrapher, and painter who served as ch
• Xunzi (philosopher) — A pivotal Confucian philosopher who synthesized traditions to revise and st
• Xativa Castle — A historic twin-fortification castle overlooking Xàtiva, Valencia, Spain.
• Xianbei — Ancient nomadic people from northeastern China, comprising Proto-Mongols an
• Xu Fu — Ancient Chinese alchemist and explorer famed for seeking the elixir of life
• Xu Zhonglin (novelist) — Ming Dynasty fantasy novelist, celebrated for the epic Fengshen Yanyi.
• Xiong Shili — Pioneering Confucian philosopher advocating for the revival of Chinese thou
• X-15 — Hypersonic rocket-powered aircraft setting world speed records in the 1960s
• X-15 Flight 90 — NASA's X-15 Flight 90: First US spaceplane over the Kármán line.
• Xenophanes — Pre-Socratic philosopher known for pioneering naturalism and social critiqu
• Xenophon — Polymath Greek philosopher, historian, and military leader of antiquity.
• Xin dynasty — Short-lived Chinese imperial dynasty (9-23 AD) established by Wang Mang, an
• Xinhai Revolution — The 1911 Xinhai Revolution ended the Qing Dynasty and established the Repub