
Al-Hadi
Caliph
Born AD 761–764 · died 14 September AD 786
Who was alive at the same time as Al-Hadi?
- Ja'far al-Sadiq, c. AD 701 – c. AD 765
- Abu Hanifa, AD 699 – c. AD 768
- Pope Adrian I, AD 700 – AD 795
- Pope Paul I, AD 700 – AD 767
- Malik ibn Anas, c. AD 711 – AD 795
- Rabia Basri, 710s – AD 801
- Du Fu, AD 712 – AD 770
- Pepin the Short, c. AD 716 – AD 768
- Pope Stephen III, c. AD 720 – AD 772
- Jabir ibn Hayyan, AD 721 – AD 815
- Charlemagne, c. AD 744 – AD 814
- Irene of Athens, c. AD 752 – AD 803
- Pope Leo III, AD 750 – c. AD 816
- Abu Nuwas, c. AD 759 – AD 814
- Al-Hadi, c. AD 763 – AD 786
- Harun al-Rashid, AD 766 – AD 809
- Al-Shafi'i, AD 767 – AD 820
- Pope Stephen IV, c. AD 770 – AD 817
- Pope Paschal I, c. AD 775 – AD 824
- Al-Khwarizmi, c. AD 780 – c. AD 850
- Pope Eugene II, c. AD 780 – AD 827
- Pope Valentine, c. AD 780 – AD 827
- Louis the Pious, AD 778 – AD 840
- Ahmad ibn Hanbal, AD 780 – AD 855
When Al-Hadi died, Jabir ibn Hayyan was 64 or 65, Harun al-Rashid was 20, Pope Leo III was 35 or 36, Louis the Pious was 7 or 8 and Pope Adrian I was 85 or 86.
Born during Al-Hadi’s lifetime: Al-Khwarizmi, Harun al-Rashid, Louis the Pious, Al-Shafi'i, Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Pope Paschal I, Pope Eugene II and Pope Stephen IV.
Not quite contemporaries: Al-Kindi was born about 13 years after Al-Hadi died, Pope Gregory IV was born about 7 years after Al-Hadi died, John of Damascus died about 12 years before Al-Hadi was born and Pope Adrian II was born about 6 years after Al-Hadi died.
Where Al-Hadi’s contemporaries were born
Birthplaces as a list
- Ja'far al-Sadiq: Medina
- Abu Hanifa: Kufa
- Pope Adrian I: Rome
- Pope Paul I: Rome
- Malik ibn Anas: Medina
- Rabia Basri: Basra
- Du Fu: Gongyi
- Pepin the Short: Liège
- Pope Stephen III: Syracuse
- Jabir ibn Hayyan: Tus
- Charlemagne: Franciaf
- Irene of Athens: Athens
- Pope Leo III: Rome
- Abu Nuwas: Ahvaz
- Harun al-Rashid: Ray
- Al-Shafi'i: Gaza City
- Pope Stephen IV: Rome
- Pope Paschal I: Rome
- Pope Eugene II: Rome
- Pope Valentine: Rome
- Louis the Pious: Chasseneuil-du-Poitou
- Ahmad ibn Hanbal: Baghdad
- Alcuin: York
- Abd al-Rahman I: Damascus
- Constantine V: Constantinople
- Nikephoros I: Pisidia
- Bai Juyi: Xinzheng
- Al-Jahiz: Basra
- Ecgberht, King of Wessex: Kingdom of Wessex
- Han Yu: Meng Prefecture
- Ali al-Rida: Medina
- Al-Mansur: Humayma
- Carloman I: Soissons
- Michael I Rangabe: Constantinople
- Leo V the Armenian: Ostikanate of Arminiya
- Paul the Deacon: Cividale del Friuli
- Leo IV the Khazar: Constantinople
- Constantine VI: Constantinople
- Michael II: Amorium
- Musa al-Kazim: Al-Abwa
- Krum: First Bulgarian Empire
- Kūkai: Zentsū-ji Temple
- Ibn Ishaq: Medina
- Al-Mahdi: Humayma
- Theophanes the Confessor: Constantinople
- Desiderius: Brescia
- Emperor Kanmu: Heijō-kyō
- Hisham I of Córdoba: Córdoba
- Alfonso II of Asturias: Oviedo
Compare Al-Hadi
The 54 best-known contemporaries
54 of the people we track were surely alive at the same time as Al-Hadi. All of them are listed here. See also everyone alive in AD 775.
- Charlemagne c. AD 744 – AD 814
- Al-Khwarizmi c. AD 780 – c. AD 850
- Abu Nuwas c. AD 759 – AD 814
- Du Fu AD 712 – AD 770
- Jabir ibn Hayyan AD 721 – AD 815
- Harun al-Rashid AD 766 – AD 809
- Abu Hanifa AD 699 – c. AD 768
- Pope Leo III AD 750 – c. AD 816
- Louis the Pious AD 778 – AD 840
- Pope Adrian I AD 700 – AD 795
- Pepin the Short c. AD 716 – AD 768
- Pope Paul I AD 700 – AD 767
- Al-Shafi'i AD 767 – AD 820
- Ahmad ibn Hanbal AD 780 – AD 855
- Pope Paschal I c. AD 775 – AD 824
- Pope Stephen III c. AD 720 – AD 772
- Pope Eugene II c. AD 780 – AD 827
- Ja'far al-Sadiq c. AD 701 – c. AD 765
- Pope Stephen IV c. AD 770 – AD 817
- Pope Valentine c. AD 780 – AD 827
- Malik ibn Anas c. AD 711 – AD 795
- Irene of Athens c. AD 752 – AD 803
- Rabia Basri 710s – AD 801
- Alcuin c. AD 740 – AD 804
- Abd al-Rahman I AD 731 – AD 788
- Roland AD 737 – AD 778
- Constantine V AD 718 – AD 775
- Nikephoros I c. AD 750 – AD 811
- Bai Juyi AD 772 – AD 846
- Al-Jahiz AD 775 – c. AD 869
- Ecgberht, King of Wessex AD 771 – AD 839
- Han Yu AD 768 – AD 824
- Ali al-Rida AD 770 – AD 818
- Al-Mansur AD 713 – AD 775
- Carloman I AD 751 – AD 771
- Michael I Rangabe c. AD 770 – AD 844
- Leo V the Armenian AD 775 – AD 820
- Paul the Deacon c. AD 720 – c. AD 799
- Leo IV the Khazar AD 750 – AD 780
- Constantine VI AD 771 – c. AD 798
- Michael II AD 770 – AD 829
- Staurakios AD 775 – AD 812
- Musa al-Kazim AD 745 – c. AD 799
- Krum AD 755 – AD 814
- Einhard c. AD 774 – AD 840
- Kūkai AD 774 – AD 835
- Ibn Ishaq AD 704 – AD 768
- Al-Mahdi AD 744 – AD 785
- Theophanes the Confessor AD 759 – AD 817
- Desiderius c. AD 710 – c. AD 786
- Pepin of Italy AD 777 – AD 810
- Emperor Kanmu AD 737 – AD 806
- Hisham I of Córdoba AD 757 – AD 796
- Alfonso II of Asturias AD 759 – AD 842