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How It Evolved
Nine thousand years of five religions on one timeline, every date sourced
Every label is dated to the earliest surviving evidence rather than a claimed origin, and opens the chapter that cites it.
An interactive timeline of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism across roughly nine thousand years, drawn on a compressed axis so the crowded last two millennia stay readable. It marks 180 dated firsts, 86 branches and 59 turning points, and each one links to the chapter that cites its evidence. You can filter by tradition, narrow to a period, play the whole span as a timelapse, and take the result away as PNG, SVG or JSON under CC BY 4.0, with per-tradition posters alongside. No account, no payment, revised as recently as 25 October 2026.
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