
Pope Stephen II
Served as Pope
Born c. AD 714 · died 26 April AD 757
Also known as Stephen II
Who was alive at the same time as Pope Stephen II?
- Pope Gregory II, AD 669 – AD 731
- Tariq ibn Ziyad, AD 670 – AD 720
- Bede, c. AD 672 – AD 735
- John of Damascus, c. AD 675 – AD 749
- Leo III the Isaurian, AD 675 – AD 741
- Pope Zachary, AD 679 – AD 752
- Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz, AD 681 – c. AD 720
- Charles Martel, AD 688 – AD 741
- 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
- Li Bai, AD 701 – AD 762
- Malik ibn Anas, c. AD 711 – AD 795
- Rabia Basri, 710s – AD 801
- Pope Stephen II, c. AD 714 – AD 757
- 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
- Alcuin, c. AD 740 – AD 804
- Charlemagne, c. AD 744 – AD 814
- Irene of Athens, c. AD 752 – AD 803
- Pope Leo III, AD 750 – c. AD 816
When Pope Stephen II died, Li Bai was 55, Du Fu was 44 or 45, Jabir ibn Hayyan was 35 or 36, Abu Hanifa was 57 and Pope Leo III was 6 or 7.
Born during Pope Stephen II’s lifetime: Charlemagne, Jabir ibn Hayyan, Pope Leo III, Pope Stephen III, Irene of Athens, Alcuin, Abd al-Rahman I and Roland.
Not quite contemporaries: Harun al-Rashid was born about 9 years after Pope Stephen II died, Al-Shafi'i was born about 10 years after Pope Stephen II died, Pope John VII died about 5 years before Pope Stephen II was born and Pope Sergius I died about 11 years before Pope Stephen II was born.
What happened in Pope Stephen II’s lifetime
- Battle of Tours AD 732
- An Lushan rebellion AD 755–AD 763
Where Pope Stephen II’s contemporaries were born
Birthplaces as a list
- Pope Stephen II: Rome
- Pope Gregory II: Rome
- Tariq ibn Ziyad: Khenchela
- Bede: Jarrow
- John of Damascus: Damascus
- Leo III the Isaurian: Kahramanmaraş
- Pope Zachary: Santa Severina
- Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz: Medina
- Charles Martel: Herstal
- Ja'far al-Sadiq: Medina
- Abu Hanifa: Kufa
- Pope Adrian I: Rome
- Pope Paul I: Rome
- Li Bai: Suyab
- Malik ibn Anas: Medina
- Rabia Basri: Basra
- Du Fu: Gongyi
- Pepin the Short: Liège
- Pope Stephen III: Syracuse
- Jabir ibn Hayyan: Tus
- Alcuin: York
- Charlemagne: Franciaf
- Irene of Athens: Athens
- Pope Leo III: Rome
- Abd al-Rahman I: Damascus
- Constantine V: Constantinople
- Nikephoros I: Pisidia
- Wang Wei: Yongji
- Al-Mansur: Humayma
- Carloman I: Soissons
- Abu Muslim: Isfahan
- Paul the Deacon: Cividale del Friuli
- Leo IV the Khazar: Constantinople
- Saint Boniface: Crediton
- Sulayman ibn Abd al-Malik: Medina
- Al-Saffah: Humayma
- Musa al-Kazim: Al-Abwa
- Krum: First Bulgarian Empire
- Muhammad al-Baqir: Medina
- Al-Walid II: Syria
- Ibn Ishaq: Medina
- Al-Mahdi: Humayma
- Emperor Xuanzong of Tang: Chang'an
- Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik: Damascus
- Hasan al-Basri: Medina
- Yazid II: Damascus
- Yazid III: Damascus
- Desiderius: Brescia
- Liutprand, King of the Lombards: Milan
- Emperor Kanmu: Heijō-kyō
- Hisham I of Córdoba: Córdoba
- Carloman: Vienne
Compare Pope Stephen II
The 60 best-known contemporaries
60 of the people we track were surely alive at the same time as Pope Stephen II. All of them are listed here. See also everyone alive in AD 737.
- Li Bai AD 701 – AD 762
- Charlemagne c. AD 744 – AD 814
- Du Fu AD 712 – AD 770
- Jabir ibn Hayyan AD 721 – AD 815
- Abu Hanifa AD 699 – c. AD 768
- Bede c. AD 672 – AD 735
- Pope Gregory II AD 669 – AD 731
- Charles Martel AD 688 – AD 741
- Pope Leo III AD 750 – c. AD 816
- Pope Adrian I AD 700 – AD 795
- Pepin the Short c. AD 716 – AD 768
- Pope Paul I AD 700 – AD 767
- John of Damascus c. AD 675 – AD 749
- Pope Stephen III c. AD 720 – AD 772
- Pope Zachary AD 679 – AD 752
- Ja'far al-Sadiq c. AD 701 – c. AD 765
- Malik ibn Anas c. AD 711 – AD 795
- Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz AD 681 – c. AD 720
- Leo III the Isaurian AD 675 – AD 741
- Irene of Athens c. AD 752 – AD 803
- Rabia Basri 710s – AD 801
- Alcuin c. AD 740 – AD 804
- Tariq ibn Ziyad AD 670 – AD 720
- Abd al-Rahman I AD 731 – AD 788
- Roland AD 737 – AD 778
- Padmasambhava AD 717 – AD 762
- Constantine V AD 718 – AD 775
- Nikephoros I c. AD 750 – AD 811
- Pelagius of Asturias c. AD 685 – AD 737
- Wang Wei AD 699 – c. AD 760
- Al-Mansur AD 713 – AD 775
- Carloman I AD 751 – AD 771
- Abu Muslim c. AD 719 – AD 755
- Paul the Deacon c. AD 720 – c. AD 799
- Leo IV the Khazar AD 750 – AD 780
- Saint Boniface c. AD 675 – AD 754
- Sulayman ibn Abd al-Malik AD 675 – AD 717
- Al-Saffah AD 722 – AD 754
- Musa al-Kazim AD 745 – c. AD 799
- Krum AD 755 – AD 814
- Muhammad al-Baqir AD 677 – AD 733
- Marwan II AD 688 – AD 750
- Al-Walid II 700s – AD 744
- Ibn Ishaq AD 704 – AD 768
- Al-Mahdi AD 744 – AD 785
- Emperor Xuanzong of Tang c. AD 684 – c. AD 765
- Theuderic IV c. AD 713 – AD 737
- Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik AD 691 – AD 743
- Chilperic II c. AD 673 – AD 721
- Hasan al-Basri AD 642 – AD 728
- Yazid II AD 687 – AD 724
- Yazid III AD 701 – AD 744
- Desiderius c. AD 710 – c. AD 786
- Empress Genmei AD 661 – AD 721
- Liutprand, King of the Lombards c. 680s – AD 744
- Chlothar IV c. AD 685 – AD 719
- Shantideva c. AD 685 – c. AD 763
- Emperor Kanmu AD 737 – AD 806
- Hisham I of Córdoba AD 757 – AD 796
- Carloman c. AD 710 – AD 754