ASP.NET 1.1 Application/Page Lifecycle

It's essential to understand the execution lifecycle of ASP.NET. There's probably been plenty written on this topic but I just want to do a quick exercise to make sure the order is correct. So I created a simple page with a user control, and traced each event inside Global.asax and page's code behind. Here's the result:

1. Application_Start //Only occurs when application is loaded
2. Application_Init //Only occurs when application is loaded
3. Application_BeginRequest
4. Application_AuthenticateRequest
5. Session_Start
6. Page_Control_Init
7. Page_Init
8. Page_Control_LoadViewState
9. Page_ProcessPostData // In Poskback
10. Page_Load
11. Page_Control_Load
12. Page_RaisePostBackEvent // In Postback
13. Page_SaveViewState
    
14. Page_Control_SaveViewState
15. Page_Control_Render
16. Page_Render
17. Page_Control_Unload
18. Page_Unload

Notice the order of control events and page events. Control's Init, Render, Unload events occur earlier than Page's equivalents, but control's Load and SaveViewState events come later than Page's.