1629
Four-digit number
1629 is a year in the early seventeenth century, during the reign of Charles I in England.
Like other year numbers, it functions as a noun identifying a specific point in time: The Massachusetts Bay Colony was founded in 1629.
Year numbers occasionally appear as modifiers: a 1629 charter.
1618-1648 European religious conflict
- HuguenotsFrench Reformed Christians
- HabsburgsAustrian imperial dynasty
- ProtestantPost-schism Western Christian
- CatholicPapal church adherent
Ornate artistic period
- Dutch Golden AgeNetherlands' 17th-century cultural zenith
- RembrandtSeventeenth-century Dutch painter
- RubensBaroque Flemish painter
- CaravaggioRenaissance-era Italian painter
tulips · painting · portraiture · Golden Age · Amsterdam · Antwerp
Historic colony and coastal waters
- PuritansEnglish Protestant reformers
- New EnglandNortheast U.S. region
- PlymouthEnglish port city
- New FranceFrench North American colony
Batavia · Dutch East Indies · colonists · charter · settlement · emigration · New World
Thirty Years' War
1618-1648 European religious conflict
- HuguenotsFrench Reformed Christians
- HabsburgsAustrian imperial dynasty
- ProtestantPost-schism Western Christian
Baroque
Ornate artistic period
- Dutch Golden AgeNetherlands' 17th-century cultural zenith
- RembrandtSeventeenth-century Dutch painter
- RubensBaroque Flemish painter
Caravaggio · tulips · painting · portraiture · Golden Age · Amsterdam · Antwerp
Massachusetts Bay
Historic colony and coastal waters
- PuritansEnglish Protestant reformers
- New EnglandNortheast U.S. region
- PlymouthEnglish port city
New France · Batavia · Dutch East Indies · colonists · charter · settlement · emigration · New World
Charles I
Stuart king beheaded 1649