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1722 was a year in the 18th century, occurring 1,722 years after the year 1 AD in the Gregorian calendar. As with any specific year, 1722 witnessed various historical events and developments across different regions and fields, though its particular significance varies depending on which events or contexts are being considered.
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- common year starting and ending on Thursday
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- Followed by
- 1723
- Follows
- 1721
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- point in time
- 1722-01-01
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- list of state leaders in 1722
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- Category:1722 births
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- Category:1722 deaths
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1722 (ты́сяча семьсо́т два́дцать второ́й) год по григорианскому календарю — невисокосный год, начинающийся в четверг. Это 1722 год нашей эры, 2 год 3-го десятилетия XVIII века 2-го тысячелетия, 3 год 1720-х годов. Он закончился 301 год назад.
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