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The Long Shadow

World: frontier· seed 13· -844–1500· 4448 events chronicled / 10318 total

Five centuries of demigods, sieges, plagues and dying tongues.

The year is 1500. This world lives through a cold age — the cold phase has held for 0 years, its severity 0.65. 5 kingdoms still hold their thrones, 12 houses still name their heirs.

Arc timeline

The biggest story-threads plotted against the years. Colour by kind; length shows how long each arc ran.

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The Locust Plague of Ibiki Vale (1002–1493)
The Great Drought of Zafran (1001–1500)
The Void-Scar of Ashen Steppe (1001–1500)
The Wars for Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe (1122–1500)
The Raids from Ironspine (1008–1495)
The Wars for Duchy of Rivenbrook (1009–1500)
The Wars for Kingdom of Ibiki (1004–1500)
The Great Drought of Rivenbrook (1044–1497)
The Wars for Duchy of Mirewood (1028–1498)
The Wars for Hold of Ironheart (1052–1424)
The Locust Plague of Sunmeadow (1048–1406)
The Wars for Empire of Zafran (1083–1368)
The Wars for Kingdom of the Ironspine (1130–1498)
The Revolt of Saltmere (1001–1495)
The Wars for Clanhold of Sunscour (1132–1488)
The Withering of Sunscour (1003–1315)

Kingdoms of the age

  • Kingdom of Ibiki — Ibiki Vale
    held by Falk of Reed
  • Kingdom of the Ironspine — Ironspine
    held by Sibyl of Brewer
  • Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — Ashen Steppe
    vacant, contested
  • Empire of Zafran — Zafran
    held by Perrin of Weaver
  • Hold of Ironheart — Ironheart Hall
    held by Petra of Smith

Surviving houses

  • Brewer— founded · 9 living members
    specializes in merchant (24%)
  • Smith— founded · 7 living members
  • Carter— founded · 6 living members
  • Fletcher— founded · 3 living members
    specializes in merchant (40%)
  • Holt— founded · 3 living members
  • Greaves— founded · 3 living members
    specializes in commoner (35%)
  • Weaver— founded · 2 living members
  • Carter— founded · 2 living members
  • Smith— founded · 2 living members
  • Fletcher— founded · 2 living members
    specializes in hunter (30%)
  • Greaves— founded · 1 living members
    specializes in necromancer (60%)
  • Tanner— founded · 1 living members
    specializes in knight (60%)

Story arcs

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The Locust Plague of Ibiki Vale (1002–1493)calamity· 1002–1493· 227 events· weight 1380
  1. 1002House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Doriel — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  2. 1007House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 3.0 to one.
  3. 1007The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  4. 1009A knightly order was founded at Ibiki Vale — its sworn blades would answer to no single crown.
  5. 1012A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  6. 1013A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  7. 1016Guild of Ibiki Vale Blades was chartered at Ibiki Vale — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  8. 1017House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  9. 1018A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  10. 1019A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  11. 1020House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Doriel — outmatching them 4.6 to one.
  12. 1020A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  13. 1025A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  14. 1026A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  15. 1031A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  16. 1033House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 4.5 to one.
  17. 1033A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  18. 1034A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  19. 1038The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  20. 1043House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Doriel — outmatching them 6.4 to one.
  21. 1044The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  22. 1045House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 5.7 to one.
  23. 1045The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  24. 1048A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  25. 1049The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  26. 1050House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  27. 1050The lower castes of Ibiki Vale rose against their betters — the great order cracked.
  28. 1055House Harlow imposed tribute on house Amonhotep — outmatching them 4.9 to one.
  29. 1056A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  30. 1057The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  31. 1057Guild of Ibiki Vale Blades dissolved at Ibiki Vale — the last masters were dead or gone, and the guildhall stood empty.
  32. 1059A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  33. 1066A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  34. 1067A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  35. 1069A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  36. 1071In the shadows of Ibiki Vale, a thieves' guild took shape — after so many murders, the criminal element had learned to organise.
  37. 1073A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  38. 1076House Harlow imposed tribute on house Harlow — outmatching them 9.4 to one.
  39. 1079The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  40. 1085Guild of Ibiki Vale Blades was chartered at Ibiki Vale — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  41. 1087House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 3.3 to one.
  42. 1088The tribute from house Amonhotep to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  43. 1089House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  44. 1093The tribute from house Amonhotep to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  45. 1093A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  46. 1096Guild of Ibiki Vale Blades dissolved at Ibiki Vale — the last masters were dead or gone, and the guildhall stood empty.
  47. 1100House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  48. 1100A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  49. 1102The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  50. 1104A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  51. 1105The tribute from house Amonhotep to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  52. 1107House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 3.8 to one.
  53. 1107A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  54. 1108House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.3 to one.
  55. 1108The tribute from house Amonhotep to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  56. 1110A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  57. 1111House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 3.7 to one.
  58. 1112The tribute from house Amonhotep to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  59. 1113The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  60. 1113A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  61. 1118A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  62. 1120A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  63. 1121House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  64. 1121A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  65. 1122House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 6.1 to one.
  66. 1122The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  67. 1124House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  68. 1124The tribute from house Amonhotep to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  69. 1125The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  70. 1126House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.0 to one.
  71. 1127The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  72. 1132House Harlow imposed tribute on house Achaemenid — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  73. 1134A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  74. 1137The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  75. 1137A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  76. 1138A heresy trial was held in Ibiki Vale — the old orthodoxy tightened its grip.
  77. 1138A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  78. 1140A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  79. 1142House Harlow imposed tribute on house Achaemenid — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  80. 1143A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  81. 1146A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  82. 1147A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  83. 1155A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  84. 1158A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  85. 1162The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  86. 1164Two stars burned side-by-side in the night above Ibiki Vale — the astronomers wrote of a new heaven, the priests of a new age.
  87. 1164A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  88. 1165Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Ibiki Vale — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  89. 1165A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  90. 1174A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  91. 1177House Greaves imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 6.0 to one.
  92. 1179The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  93. 1180A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  94. 1185A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  95. 1186A comet crossed the sky above Ibiki Vale, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  96. 1193The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  97. 1195A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  98. 1198A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  99. 1204House Brewer imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 10.0 to one.
  100. 1205The tribute from house Brewer to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  101. 1205Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Ibiki Vale — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  102. 1208A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  103. 1209A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  104. 1212The old route between Rivenbrook and Ibiki Vale was revived — dormant for 9 years, its wharves were re-planked and its stalls reopened.
  105. 1215The sun went dark over Ibiki Vale, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  106. 1216A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  107. 1222A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 49 starved in the aftermath.
  108. 1222A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 7 starved in the aftermath.
  109. 1222A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 9 starved in the aftermath.
  110. 1222A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 7 starved in the aftermath.
  111. 1232The river-route between Rivenbrook and Ibiki Vale came to its peak — merchants of every house sent factors, and the ledgers grew thick.
  112. 1236A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  113. 1241A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  114. 1249A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  115. 1250House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 9.2 to one.
  116. 1251The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  117. 1253House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 5.6 to one.
  118. 1254The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  119. 1255House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 8.7 to one.
  120. 1255A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  121. 1256House Reed imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 4.0 to one.
  122. 1256The tribute from house Brewer to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  123. 1259House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 6.0 to one.
  124. 1259A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  125. 1261The tribute from house Temujin to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  126. 1262House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 8.0 to one.
  127. 1264A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  128. 1265House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 6.5 to one.
  129. 1265The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  130. 1267The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  131. 1267A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  132. 1268A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  133. 1271A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  134. 1272House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  135. 1273House Reed imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 6.0 to one.
  136. 1275House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 5.7 to one.
  137. 1275A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  138. 1276The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  139. 1278House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 6.7 to one.
  140. 1279The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  141. 1283House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 5.8 to one.
  142. 1284The tribute from house Fletcher to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  143. 1284A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  144. 1285House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 5.4 to one.
  145. 1285A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  146. 1286The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  147. 1286A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  148. 1288A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  149. 1291A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  150. 1295House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  151. 1296The tribute from house Harlow to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  152. 1297A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  153. 1298A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  154. 1299House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  155. 1300The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  156. 1305House Dunn imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 3.7 to one.
  157. 1309House Dunn imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  158. 1309A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  159. 1312House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  160. 1312A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  161. 1313The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  162. 1314House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  163. 1315The tribute from house Carter to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  164. 1316House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.8 to one.
  165. 1317The tribute from house Temujin to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  166. 1317A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  167. 1318House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.8 to one.
  168. 1318A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  169. 1319The tribute from house Carter to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  170. 1319A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  171. 1323House Dunn imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 6.2 to one.
  172. 1324The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  173. 1330A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 10 starved in the aftermath.
  174. 1330A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 15 starved in the aftermath.
  175. 1330A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  176. 1330A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  177. 1331House Dunn imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 6.4 to one.
  178. 1331A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  179. 1333The tribute from house Carter to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  180. 1334A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  181. 1337A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  182. 1338A pestilence broke out near Ibiki Vale and swept 5 provinces, killing 150. Among the dead were 7 of noble blood.
  183. 1338The trade route between Ibiki Vale and Rivenbrook was severed — plague broke the lane.
  184. 1338A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  185. 1340Tremors ran through the earth of Ibiki Vale, and old walls cracked without falling.
  186. 1340A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  187. 1341House Dunn imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 6.9 to one.
  188. 1342The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  189. 1344House Brewer imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 14.6 to one.
  190. 1345The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  191. 1352House Brewer imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 18.5 to one.
  192. 1353The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  193. 1360House Greaves imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 3.7 to one.
  194. 1363The tribute from house Aeryn to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  195. 1366House Weaver imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 5.2 to one.
  196. 1367The tribute from house Mason to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  197. 1387The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  198. 1390The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  199. 1392A breach was hammered into the walls of Ibiki Vale — the outcome was no longer a question of if, but of when.
  200. 1395A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  201. 1397A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  202. 1399House Tanner imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 4.0 to one.
  203. 1399A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  204. 1400The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  205. 1401A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  206. 1402House Tanner imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 3.3 to one.
  207. 1403The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  208. 1403A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  209. 1406House Tanner imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  210. 1407The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  211. 1424A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  212. 1424The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  213. 1433A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  214. 1437A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  215. 1456A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  216. 1460A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  217. 1462House Mason imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 7.8 to one.
  218. 1464The tribute from house Mason to house Tanner quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  219. 1465A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  220. 1466A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  221. 1467A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  222. 1470House Mason imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  223. 1470A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  224. 1471The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  225. 1484A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  226. 1486A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  227. 1493A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
The Great Drought of Zafran (1001–1500)calamity· 1001–1500· 170 events· weight 1143
  1. 1001Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Zafran — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  2. 1001Peasants of Zafran rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
  3. 1002The sun went dark over Zafran, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  4. 1002The moon turned red above Zafran, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  5. 1003A great council of bishops was convened at Zafran — canons debated, doctrine set, and the faith's face reshaped.
  6. 1004A comet crossed the sky above Zafran, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  7. 1005The house of Darzan at Zafran grew soft — merchants and scholars filled the halls where soldiers had once stood.
  8. 1012Two stars burned side-by-side in the night above Zafran — the astronomers wrote of a new heaven, the priests of a new age.
  9. 1012In Zafran a tax collector was dragged from his horse and killed — the crown's writ ran no further that summer.
  10. 1015House Darzan imposed tribute on house Qarash — outmatching them 4.9 to one.
  11. 1019A vast swarm of locusts swept through Zafran, stripping the fields bare. 38 starved in the aftermath.
  12. 1033Guild of Zafran Blades was chartered at Zafran — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  13. 1038House Darzan imposed tribute on house Qarash — outmatching them 4.0 to one.
  14. 1038The moon turned red above Zafran, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  15. 1039The lower castes of Zafran rose against their betters — the great order cracked.
  16. 1041Guild of Zafran Blades dissolved at Zafran — the last masters were dead or gone, and the guildhall stood empty.
  17. 1042Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Zafran — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  18. 1046House Darzan imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 8.1 to one.
  19. 1049House Darzan imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 6.7 to one.
  20. 1050Guild of Zafran Blades was chartered at Zafran — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  21. 1065A comet crossed the sky above Zafran, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  22. 1072The moon turned red above Zafran, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  23. 1072Peasants of Zafran rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
  24. 1073The sun went dark over Zafran, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  25. 1078Guild of Zafran Blades dissolved at Zafran — the last masters were dead or gone, and the guildhall stood empty.
  26. 1082Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Zafran — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  27. 1083The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  28. 1084House Darzan imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 11.7 to one.
  29. 1085The tribute from house Weaver to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  30. 1086The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  31. 1089A great drought gripped Zafran and the rivers ran dry. 55 perished of thirst and hunger.
  32. 1090Drought gripped Zafran for a second year. 37 perished of thirst and hunger.
  33. 1090Drought gripped Sunscour for a second year. 5 perished of thirst and hunger.
  34. 1090Drought gripped Khoresh for a second year. 13 perished of thirst and hunger.
  35. 1090Drought gripped Ashen Steppe for a second year. 5 perished of thirst and hunger.
  36. 1092The drought in Zafran lingered into a third year. 23 perished of thirst and hunger.
  37. 1092The drought in Sunscour lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  38. 1094House Darzan imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 5.6 to one.
  39. 1100The tribute from house Reed to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  40. 1115House Darzan imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  41. 1120House Darzan imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  42. 1123House Darzan imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 8.5 to one.
  43. 1123The tribute from house Reed to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  44. 1124Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Zafran — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  45. 1125A comet crossed the sky above Zafran, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  46. 1129House Darzan imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 6.2 to one.
  47. 1132The moon turned red above Zafran, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  48. 1133The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  49. 1134Tremors ran through the earth of Zafran, and old walls cracked without falling.
  50. 1139Peasants of Zafran rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
  51. 1145The sun went dark over Zafran, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  52. 1145A breach was hammered into the walls of Zafran — the outcome was no longer a question of if, but of when.
  53. 1153A great drought gripped Zafran and the rivers ran dry. 47 perished of thirst and hunger.
  54. 1153A great drought gripped Sunscour and the rivers ran dry. 6 perished of thirst and hunger.
  55. 1153A great drought gripped Dunemarch and the rivers ran dry. 6 perished of thirst and hunger.
  56. 1153A great drought gripped Khoresh and the rivers ran dry. 21 perished of thirst and hunger.
  57. 1153A great drought gripped Ashen Steppe and the rivers ran dry. 10 perished of thirst and hunger.
  58. 1154Drought gripped Zafran for a second year. 31 perished of thirst and hunger.
  59. 1154Drought gripped Khoresh for a second year. 14 perished of thirst and hunger.
  60. 1155The merchants of Zafran closed their books and shuttered their stalls — the crown would meet their terms or go hungry.
  61. 1156The drought in Zafran lingered into a third year. 20 perished of thirst and hunger.
  62. 1156The drought in Sunscour lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  63. 1156The drought in Dunemarch lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  64. 1156The drought in Ashen Steppe lingered into a third year. 4 perished of thirst and hunger.
  65. 1161A tax revolt gripped Zafran — the tithes had grown too heavy, and the collectors were driven from the streets.
  66. 1165House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 8.4 to one.
  67. 1168The tribute from house Brewer to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  68. 1176House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 10.0 to one.
  69. 1181The tribute from house Brewer to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  70. 1184House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 10.4 to one.
  71. 1186A vast swarm of locusts swept through Zafran, stripping the fields bare. 36 starved in the aftermath.
  72. 1187The tribute from house Brewer to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  73. 1190House Dunn imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  74. 1192The tribute from house Reed to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  75. 1211Tremors ran through the earth of Zafran, and old walls cracked without falling.
  76. 1214The crown jewels vanished from the vaults of Zafran — no dungeon held them, no chronicler could name the thief, and the seat of the kingdom sat lighter for it.
  77. 1222A mass jailbreak split open the dungeons of Zafran — chains struck off, guards overpowered, the escapees vanished into the wide countryside.
  78. 1223House Yamato imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  79. 1223The moon turned red above Zafran, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  80. 1226House Yamato imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  81. 1226The tribute from house Reed to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  82. 1231A great drought gripped Zafran and the rivers ran dry. 65 perished of thirst and hunger.
  83. 1231A great drought gripped Sunscour and the rivers ran dry. 6 perished of thirst and hunger.
  84. 1231A great drought gripped Khoresh and the rivers ran dry. 36 perished of thirst and hunger.
  85. 1231A great drought gripped Ashen Steppe and the rivers ran dry. 7 perished of thirst and hunger.
  86. 1232Drought gripped Zafran for a second year. 43 perished of thirst and hunger.
  87. 1232Drought gripped Dunemarch for a second year. 5 perished of thirst and hunger.
  88. 1232Drought gripped Ashen Steppe for a second year. 5 perished of thirst and hunger.
  89. 1234The drought in Zafran lingered into a third year. 27 perished of thirst and hunger.
  90. 1234The drought in Dunemarch lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  91. 1234The drought in Khoresh lingered into a third year. 17 perished of thirst and hunger.
  92. 1235House Yamato imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 5.1 to one.
  93. 1236The tribute from house Brewer to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  94. 1244House Yamato imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 9.0 to one.
  95. 1245The tribute from house Weaver to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  96. 1246A comet crossed the sky above Zafran, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  97. 1246Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Zafran — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  98. 1247House Yamato imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 4.3 to one.
  99. 1250The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  100. 1253The moon turned red above Zafran, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  101. 1257A vast swarm of locusts swept through Zafran, stripping the fields bare. 36 starved in the aftermath.
  102. 1283The moon turned red above Zafran, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  103. 1285Guild of Zafran Blades was chartered at Zafran — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  104. 1287Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Zafran — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  105. 1292The sun went dark over Zafran, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  106. 1303Tremors ran through the earth of Zafran, and old walls cracked without falling.
  107. 1307A comet crossed the sky above Zafran, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  108. 1311House Dunn imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 24.6 to one.
  109. 1312The tribute from house Mason to house Yamato quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  110. 1314Two stars burned side-by-side in the night above Zafran — the astronomers wrote of a new heaven, the priests of a new age.
  111. 1315The moon turned red above Zafran, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  112. 1320House Dunn imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 25.4 to one.
  113. 1321The tribute from house Mason to house Yamato quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  114. 1326House Ashford imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 4.9 to one.
  115. 1328The tribute from house Reed to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  116. 1332House Ashford imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 4.7 to one.
  117. 1332Guild of Zafran Blades dissolved at Zafran — the last masters were dead or gone, and the guildhall stood empty.
  118. 1334The tribute from house Reed to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  119. 1346The moon turned red above Zafran, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  120. 1353the Ember Rot — a bubonic plague — struck Zafran. Physicians had no name for it at first; by the second month it had claimed its own.
  121. 1362The sun went dark over Zafran, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  122. 1363House Ashford imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  123. 1365House Ashford imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 7.6 to one.
  124. 1366The tribute from house Weaver to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  125. 1366the Ember Rot returned — the 2nd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  126. 1368The tribute from house Reed to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  127. 1369Tremors ran through the earth of Zafran, and old walls cracked without falling.
  128. 1377House Ashford imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 7.2 to one.
  129. 1379The tribute from house Brewer to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  130. 1380A great drought gripped Zafran and the rivers ran dry. 24 perished of thirst and hunger.
  131. 1380A great drought gripped Khoresh and the rivers ran dry. 30 perished of thirst and hunger.
  132. 1381Drought gripped Zafran for a second year. 16 perished of thirst and hunger.
  133. 1381Drought gripped Khoresh for a second year. 20 perished of thirst and hunger.
  134. 1382House Ashford imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  135. 1383The drought in Zafran lingered into a third year. 10 perished of thirst and hunger.
  136. 1383The drought in Sunscour lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  137. 1383The drought in Dunemarch lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  138. 1383The drought in Khoresh lingered into a third year. 13 perished of thirst and hunger.
  139. 1383The tribute from house Mason to house Yamato quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  140. 1390the Ember Rot returned — the 3rd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  141. 1391House Ashford imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 6.5 to one.
  142. 1393The tribute from house Brewer to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  143. 1422the Ember Rot returned — the 4th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  144. 1430In Zafran, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 14 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  145. 1432the Ember Rot returned — the 5th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  146. 1444the Ember Rot returned — the 6th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  147. 1451the Ember Rot returned — the 7th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  148. 1452House Weaver imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 6.5 to one.
  149. 1453The tribute from house Mason to house Yamato quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  150. 1454the Ember Rot had turned in the marrow — a new strain, the Ember Rot II, presented with unfamiliar signs and a lethality of 30% among the unimmunised.
  151. 1455the Ember Rot II returned — the 1st strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  152. 1467House Weaver imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 5.5 to one.
  153. 1468The tribute from house Mason to house Yamato quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  154. 1469In Zafran, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 32 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  155. 1474the Ember Rot returned — the 8th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  156. 1477the Ember Rot II returned — the 2nd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  157. 1481House Weaver imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 3.3 to one.
  158. 1481the Ember Rot II had turned in the marrow — a new strain, the Ember Rot II II, presented with unfamiliar signs and a lethality of 40% among the unimmunised.
  159. 1482The tribute from house Reed to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  160. 1483the Ember Rot II had turned in the marrow — a new strain, the Ember Rot II III, presented with unfamiliar signs and a lethality of 35% among the unimmunised.
  161. 1485House Weaver imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  162. 1486The tribute from house Brewer to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  163. 1492House Weaver imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 6.2 to one.
  164. 1493The tribute from house Mason to house Yamato quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  165. 1493the Ember Rot returned — the 9th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  166. 1495House Weaver imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  167. 1495the Ember Rot returned — the 10th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  168. 1496The tribute from house Temujin to house Yamato quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  169. 1496the Ember Rot II II returned — the 1st strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  170. 1500House Weaver imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 4.9 to one.
The Void-Scar of Ashen Steppe (1001–1500)calamity· 1001–1500· 162 events· weight 980
  1. 1001In Ashen Steppe a tax collector was dragged from his horse and killed — the crown's writ ran no further that summer.
  2. 1002A mana-working at Ashen Steppe spiralled out of control, killing Ghazan of Qarash and shaking the land.
  3. 1002Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 54 souls perished.
  4. 1003The ruptured mana at Ashen Steppe devastated the province — 90 perished and the land was left mana-corrupted. Among the dead: 1 of noble blood.
  5. 1006House Darzan imposed tribute on house Qarash — outmatching them 5.7 to one.
  6. 1011House Darzan imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  7. 1020The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  8. 1025The tribute from house Aeryn to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  9. 1026House Darzan imposed tribute on house Qarash — outmatching them 4.6 to one.
  10. 1028House Darzan imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 4.6 to one.
  11. 1034The tribute from house Aeryn to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  12. 1036House Darzan imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 5.1 to one.
  13. 1040House Darzan imposed tribute on house Qarash — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  14. 1041The tribute from house Aeryn to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  15. 1043The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  16. 1047House Weaver imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 6.1 to one.
  17. 1047The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  18. 1083House Weaver imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 7.1 to one.
  19. 1083The crown jewels vanished from the vaults of Ashen Steppe — no dungeon held them, no chronicler could name the thief, and the seat of the kingdom sat lighter for it.
  20. 1084The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  21. 1088House Weaver imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 6.5 to one.
  22. 1089The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  23. 1095A feral beast (tier 2) took root in Ashen Steppe, and the countryside knew fear.
  24. 1097House Weaver imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 6.0 to one.
  25. 1097The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  26. 1104House Weaver imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.5 to one.
  27. 1112House Weaver imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 6.2 to one.
  28. 1114The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  29. 1118House Weaver imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.6 to one.
  30. 1128House Weaver imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 6.0 to one.
  31. 1131House Weaver imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  32. 1133House Weaver imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 6.1 to one.
  33. 1134The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  34. 1142A great drought gripped Ashen Steppe and the rivers ran dry. 11 perished of thirst and hunger.
  35. 1142A great drought gripped Sunscour and the rivers ran dry. 6 perished of thirst and hunger.
  36. 1142A great drought gripped Zafran and the rivers ran dry. 44 perished of thirst and hunger.
  37. 1142A great drought gripped Khoresh and the rivers ran dry. 19 perished of thirst and hunger.
  38. 1143Drought gripped Ashen Steppe for a second year. 8 perished of thirst and hunger.
  39. 1145The drought in Ashen Steppe lingered into a third year. 5 perished of thirst and hunger.
  40. 1145House Darzan imposed tribute on house Darzan — outmatching them 15.6 to one.
  41. 1147The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  42. 1174House Holt imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 6.3 to one.
  43. 1176The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  44. 1178An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 4.
  45. 1181The defenders of Ashen Steppe sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  46. 1182A breach was hammered into the walls of Ashen Steppe — the outcome was no longer a question of if, but of when.
  47. 1184An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 8.
  48. 1195An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 4.
  49. 1198An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 9.
  50. 1203House Dunn imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  51. 1209The tribute from house Ashford to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  52. 1212An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 3.
  53. 1216House Dunn imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 18.8 to one.
  54. 1219The tribute from house Ashford to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  55. 1220House Brewer imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 25.8 to one.
  56. 1220In Ashen Steppe, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 79 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  57. 1221An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 6.
  58. 1221House Brewer imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 28.4 to one.
  59. 1221The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  60. 1222A creeping blight began to wither the land of Ashen Steppe, the soil cracking and the grasses dying.
  61. 1223An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 3.
  62. 1223The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  63. 1223A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Ashen Steppe, and the countryside knew fear.
  64. 1227House Brewer imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 25.9 to one.
  65. 1228House Brewer imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 23.9 to one.
  66. 1228The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  67. 1230House Brewer imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 15.1 to one.
  68. 1230A monstrous birth was reported in Ashen Steppe — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  69. 1232The tribute from house Ashford to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  70. 1234The blight of Ashen Steppe deepened — 13 fled or perished as the terrain shifted toward desert.
  71. 1235Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 12 souls perished.
  72. 1237House Brewer imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 12.1 to one.
  73. 1238The tribute from house Brewer to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  74. 1240House Brewer imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 11.1 to one.
  75. 1241The tribute from house Brewer to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  76. 1257House Mason imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 3.8 to one.
  77. 1258The tribute from house Aeryn to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  78. 1259Ashen Steppe was lost to the blight; no crop will ever grow there again.
  79. 1261Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  80. 1271Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  81. 1273Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  82. 1276House Mason imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  83. 1277The tribute from house Ashford to house Mason quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  84. 1282Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  85. 1283Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  86. 1284An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 6.
  87. 1294Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  88. 1294House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 24.6 to one.
  89. 1295The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  90. 1298Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  91. 1300Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  92. 1301House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 23.5 to one.
  93. 1303The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  94. 1304Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 12 souls perished.
  95. 1306House Dunn imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 24.2 to one.
  96. 1307The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  97. 1318Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  98. 1322House Reed imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  99. 1323The tribute from house Aeryn to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  100. 1334An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 6.
  101. 1340Tremors ran through the earth of Ashen Steppe, and old walls cracked without falling.
  102. 1345An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 7.
  103. 1345Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  104. 1357House Tanner imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  105. 1358The tribute from house Darzan to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  106. 1362An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 4.
  107. 1362A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Ashen Steppe, and the countryside knew fear.
  108. 1368An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 5. 1 of noble blood were slain.
  109. 1374House Mason imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 8.9 to one.
  110. 1375An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 7.
  111. 1375The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  112. 1386House Mason imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 7.9 to one.
  113. 1387The tribute from house Brewer to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  114. 1389An adventurers' guild hall was raised at Ashen Steppe — heroes had made a habit of this coast.
  115. 1391An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 4. 1 of noble blood were slain.
  116. 1391A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Ashen Steppe, and the countryside knew fear.
  117. 1393House Mason imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 7.9 to one.
  118. 1395The tribute from house Weaver to house Tanner quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  119. 1397House Mason imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 7.1 to one.
  120. 1399The tribute from house Brewer to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  121. 1400An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 3.
  122. 1403House Tanner imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 26.6 to one.
  123. 1404The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  124. 1408House Tanner imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 30.9 to one.
  125. 1409House Tanner imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 7.7 to one.
  126. 1409The tribute from house Brewer to house Holt quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  127. 1411The tribute from house Darzan to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  128. 1412House Tanner imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 3.6 to one.
  129. 1413The tribute from house Brewer to house Holt quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  130. 1417An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 3.
  131. 1418An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 5.
  132. 1423House Smith imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 3.9 to one.
  133. 1424The tribute from house Brewer to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  134. 1429An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 3. 1 of noble blood were slain.
  135. 1429A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Ashen Steppe, and the countryside knew fear.
  136. 1440House Mason imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  137. 1441The tribute from house Brewer to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  138. 1442House Mason imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  139. 1443The tribute from house Brewer to house Holt quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  140. 1445House Mason imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 6.9 to one.
  141. 1446The tribute from house Mason to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  142. 1458An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 5.
  143. 1458House Mason imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 26.6 to one.
  144. 1459The tribute from house Fletcher to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  145. 1461House Mason imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 23.2 to one.
  146. 1462A monstrous birth was reported in Ashen Steppe — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  147. 1465House Mason imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 18.7 to one.
  148. 1466The tribute from house Darzan to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  149. 1468An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 4.
  150. 1469An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 5.
  151. 1469The tribute from house Ashford to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  152. 1475House Mason imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 25.0 to one.
  153. 1477The tribute from house Weaver to house Tanner quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  154. 1482House Mason imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 8.5 to one.
  155. 1483The tribute from house Brewer to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  156. 1487An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ashen Steppe, killing 4.
  157. 1487House Mason imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 6.7 to one.
  158. 1489The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  159. 1498House Brewer imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 14.8 to one.
  160. 1499House Brewer imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 11.5 to one.
  161. 1499The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  162. 1500The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
The Wars for Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe (1122–1500)title· 1122–1500· 113 events· weight 931
  1. 1122The death of Wystan of Weaver left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  2. 1122Edrik of Weaver, risen from common stock, seized Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe and founded the House of Weaver.
  3. 1124Tancred of Brewer failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Edrik of Weaver. Tancred fell in the fighting.
  4. 1129Edrik of Weaver reformed the succession of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe to primogeniture.
  5. 1133Farid of Darzan laid siege to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe at Ashen Steppe — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  6. 1134Farid III of Darzan failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Edrik of Weaver.
  7. 1137Farid of Darzan lifted the siege of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — 5 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  8. 1143The death of Edrik of Weaver left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  9. 1143Roshanak III of Darzan seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  10. 1144A pretender claiming Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  11. 1162The death of Roshanak III of Darzan left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  12. 1162Tancred of Holt, risen from common stock, seized Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe and founded the House of Holt.
  13. 1167Tancred of Dunn laid siege to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe at Ashen Steppe — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  14. 1168Tancred of Holt reformed the succession of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe to elective.
  15. 1168Tancred I of Dunn failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Tancred of Holt. Tancred fell in the fighting.
  16. 1168Tancred of Dunn lifted the siege of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  17. 1173Valter of Reed failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Tancred of Holt. Valter fell in the fighting.
  18. 1179Tancred of Dunn laid siege to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe at Ashen Steppe — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  19. 1180Tancred II of Dunn wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Tancred of Holt.
  20. 1182Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe fell to Tancred of Dunn — after 4 years, breach exploited. Tancred of Holt had lost the seat.
  21. 1183Quintus of Dunn succeeded Tancred II of Dunn as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  22. 1191Leoric of Weaver failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Quintus of Dunn. Leoric fell in the fighting.
  23. 1196Linnea of Dunn succeeded Quintus of Dunn as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  24. 1197Reynard of Dunn failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Linnea of Dunn.
  25. 1203Ulric of Dunn succeeded Linnea of Dunn as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  26. 1204Isolde of Dunn succeeded Ulric of Dunn as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  27. 1205Reynard of Dunn failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Isolde of Dunn.
  28. 1210Katla of Dunn succeeded Isolde of Dunn as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  29. 1211Reynard of Dunn wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Katla of Dunn.
  30. 1219The death of Reynard of Dunn left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  31. 1219Katla of Dunn seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  32. 1220Osric of Brewer wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Katla of Dunn. Katla fell in the fighting.
  33. 1221Valter of Mason failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Osric of Brewer.
  34. 1222Magnus of Brewer failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Osric of Brewer.
  35. 1224Garren of Brewer succeeded Osric of Brewer as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  36. 1225Valter of Mason failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Garren of Brewer.
  37. 1235Valter of Mason failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Garren of Brewer. Valter fell in the fighting.
  38. 1250The death of Garren of Brewer left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  39. 1250Norbert of Mason seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  40. 1251Zaida of Yamato laid siege to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe at Ashen Steppe — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  41. 1252Zaida of Yamato wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Norbert of Mason.
  42. 1253The death of Zaida of Yamato left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  43. 1253Norbert of Mason seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  44. 1253Zaida of Yamato lifted the siege of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — 3 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  45. 1259Linnea of Mason, a child of 7, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Norbert of Mason.
  46. 1259A child of 7 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  47. 1259A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  48. 1274The death of Linnea of Mason left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  49. 1275Osric of Mason seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  50. 1276Garren of Dunn failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Osric of Mason.
  51. 1288Garren of Dunn laid siege to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe at Ashen Steppe — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  52. 1289Garren of Dunn, against the odds, wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Osric of Mason. Osric fell in the fighting.
  53. 1289Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe fell to Garren of Dunn — after 2 years, defender slain. Osric of Mason had lost the seat.
  54. 1291Ivar of Brewer failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Garren of Dunn.
  55. 1299Ivar of Brewer failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Garren of Dunn.
  56. 1305Ivar of Brewer failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Garren of Dunn. Ivar fell in the fighting.
  57. 1321The death of Garren of Dunn left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  58. 1321Bertran of Reed seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  59. 1323Isolde of Brewer, against the odds, wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Bertran of Reed.
  60. 1328Isolde of Brewer reformed the succession of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe to primogeniture.
  61. 1356The death of Isolde of Brewer left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  62. 1356Wystan of Tanner, risen from common stock, seized Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe and founded the House of Tanner.
  63. 1359A pretender claiming Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  64. 1362A pretender claiming Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  65. 1363Wystan of Tanner reformed the succession of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe to elective.
  66. 1365Aldric of Tanner, a child of 6, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Wystan of Tanner.
  67. 1365A child of 6 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  68. 1365A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  69. 1373The death of Aldric of Tanner left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  70. 1373Thyra of Mason seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  71. 1374Linnea I of Mason succeeded Thyra of Mason as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  72. 1378Gisela I of Mason succeeded Linnea I of Mason as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  73. 1384Garren of Mason succeeded Gisela I of Mason as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  74. 1388Bertran of Mason succeeded Garren of Mason as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  75. 1396Haldan of Mason succeeded Bertran of Mason as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  76. 1398Thyra of Tanner wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Haldan of Mason.
  77. 1406Brigid III of Tanner succeeded Thyra of Tanner as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  78. 1410Wilona of Tanner succeeded Brigid III of Tanner as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  79. 1413The death of Wilona of Tanner left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  80. 1413Sibyl I of Mason seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  81. 1415Wilona of Smith failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Sibyl I of Mason.
  82. 1418Wilona of Smith wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Sibyl I of Mason.
  83. 1421Leoric I of Smith succeeded Wilona of Smith as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  84. 1422Leoric of Mason laid siege to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe at Ashen Steppe — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  85. 1425Leoric II of Smith succeeded Leoric I of Smith as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  86. 1425Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe fell to Leoric of Mason — after 4 years, defender slain. Leoric of Smith had lost the seat.
  87. 1432Sibyl I of Mason wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Leoric III of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  88. 1433Leoric III of Mason wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Sibyl I of Mason.
  89. 1439Ivar II of Mason, a child of 9, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Leoric III of Mason.
  90. 1439A child of 9 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  91. 1439A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  92. 1448Garren of Brewer failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Ivar II of Mason.
  93. 1455Leoric IV of Mason, a child of 4, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Ivar II of Mason.
  94. 1455A child of 4 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  95. 1455A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  96. 1471Ulrika of Mason succeeded Leoric IV of Mason as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  97. 1473Tancred of Mason laid siege to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe at Ashen Steppe — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  98. 1474Tancred II of Mason failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Ulrika of Mason. Tancred fell in the fighting.
  99. 1474Kalman II of Mason succeeded Ulrika of Mason as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  100. 1474Tancred of Mason lifted the siege of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  101. 1481Edrik of Mason, a child of 5, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Kalman II of Mason.
  102. 1481A child of 5 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  103. 1481A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  104. 1483Tancred of Ashford failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Edrik of Mason. Tancred fell in the fighting.
  105. 1485Tancred III of Mason, a child of 8, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Edrik of Mason.
  106. 1485A child of 8 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  107. 1485A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  108. 1491Wystan II of Brewer wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Tancred III of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  109. 1498Sibyl II of Brewer succeeded Wystan II of Brewer as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  110. 1499Mathilde of Mason laid siege to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe at Ashen Steppe — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  111. 1500Mathilde of Mason, against the odds, wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Sibyl II of Brewer.
  112. 1500The death of Mathilde of Mason left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  113. 1500Mathilde of Mason lifted the siege of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
The Raids from Ironspine (1008–1495)calamity· 1008–1495· 152 events· weight 914
  1. 1008House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Qarash — outmatching them 3.9 to one.
  2. 1011Famine struck Ironspine; some 31 souls perished.
  3. 1012The tribute from house Qarash to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  4. 1035House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Doriel — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  5. 1050A knightly order was founded at Ironspine — its sworn blades would answer to no single crown.
  6. 1064A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  7. 1071House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Qarash — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  8. 1078The tribute from house Qarash to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  9. 1079A ancient dragon (tier 5) took root in Ironspine, and the countryside knew fear.
  10. 1080House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 5.6 to one.
  11. 1081The tribute from house Qarash to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  12. 1091A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  13. 1094A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  14. 1109A pestilence broke out near Ironspine and swept 2 provinces, killing 49.
  15. 1112The mountain of Ironspine erupted, and columns of ash blotted out the sun. 16 perished in the initial fury.
  16. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Ibiki Vale. 30 starved.
  17. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Sunmeadow. 24 starved.
  18. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Elmwood. 6 starved.
  19. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Rivenbrook. 10 starved.
  20. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Thornwood. 9 starved.
  21. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Saltmere. 16 starved.
  22. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Gullhaven. 13 starved.
  23. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Ironspine. 4 starved.
  24. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Highpass. 5 starved.
  25. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Ashen Steppe. 4 starved.
  26. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Sunscour. 4 starved.
  27. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Dunemarch. 4 starved.
  28. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Zafran. 27 starved.
  29. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Khoresh. 13 starved.
  30. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Mirewood. 4 starved.
  31. 1116Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Verdant Fever. 6 starved.
  32. 1118A great temple was raised at Ironspine — its bells would sound over the fields for centuries.
  33. 1129A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  34. 1135A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  35. 1144House Harlow imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 11.3 to one.
  36. 1145A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  37. 1146The tribute from house Qarash to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  38. 1147House Harlow imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 11.3 to one.
  39. 1150The tribute from house Qarash to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  40. 1150A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  41. 1151House Harlow imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 11.4 to one.
  42. 1152The tribute from house Ashford to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  43. 1156House Harlow imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 13.6 to one.
  44. 1157The tribute from house Ashford to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  45. 1160House Harlow imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 14.8 to one.
  46. 1160A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  47. 1161The tribute from house Qarash to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  48. 1179A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  49. 1181An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 8. 1 of noble blood were slain.
  50. 1181House Greaves imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 3.6 to one.
  51. 1182A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  52. 1187A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  53. 1191The tribute from house Doriel to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  54. 1192House Greaves imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  55. 1196The tribute from house Doriel to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  56. 1197A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  57. 1198House Greaves imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 6.5 to one.
  58. 1199A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  59. 1200The tribute from house Ashford to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  60. 1200A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  61. 1202House Greaves imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 6.5 to one.
  62. 1203An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 7.
  63. 1204The tribute from house Qarash to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  64. 1211A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  65. 1218A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  66. 1220An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 10. 1 of noble blood were slain.
  67. 1222House Greaves imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  68. 1224The tribute from house Qarash to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  69. 1227A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  70. 1229A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  71. 1235A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  72. 1237An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 12.
  73. 1240A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  74. 1244An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 5.
  75. 1256An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 6.
  76. 1258House Greaves imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 13.3 to one.
  77. 1260The tribute from house Brewer to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  78. 1260A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  79. 1263A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  80. 1272A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  81. 1274A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  82. 1277A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  83. 1287House Mason imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 8.0 to one.
  84. 1288The tribute from house Brewer to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  85. 1296House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 12.7 to one.
  86. 1298Tremors ran through the earth of Ironspine, and old walls cracked without falling.
  87. 1301The tribute from house Carter to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  88. 1303House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 16.7 to one.
  89. 1308The tribute from house Brewer to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  90. 1311A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  91. 1319An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 5.
  92. 1319A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Ironspine, and the countryside knew fear.
  93. 1320A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  94. 1321An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 7.
  95. 1325A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  96. 1326A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  97. 1333House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  98. 1335The tribute from house Doriel to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  99. 1336House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  100. 1336A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  101. 1337The tribute from house Carter to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  102. 1339A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  103. 1342House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  104. 1343The tribute from house Brewer to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  105. 1344A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  106. 1346An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 6. 1 of noble blood were slain.
  107. 1350A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  108. 1364House Mason imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 6.0 to one.
  109. 1365The tribute from house Ashford to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  110. 1366A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  111. 1371An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 8. 1 of noble blood were slain.
  112. 1371A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  113. 1372A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  114. 1374A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  115. 1375A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  116. 1379Tremors ran through the earth of Ironspine, and old walls cracked without falling.
  117. 1381A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  118. 1382A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  119. 1383An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 5.
  120. 1383House Carter imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 6.0 to one.
  121. 1383A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  122. 1384The tribute from house Qarash to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  123. 1385House Carter imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 6.0 to one.
  124. 1385A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  125. 1386An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 7.
  126. 1386The tribute from house Fletcher to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  127. 1387A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  128. 1392A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  129. 1407A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  130. 1417A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  131. 1419An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 12.
  132. 1420A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  133. 1422A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  134. 1439A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  135. 1442A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  136. 1444An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 13.
  137. 1451A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  138. 1452A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  139. 1455A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  140. 1458A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  141. 1461A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  142. 1463A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  143. 1464An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 3.
  144. 1464House Brewer imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 5.6 to one.
  145. 1464A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Ironspine, and the countryside knew fear.
  146. 1464A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  147. 1465The tribute from house Ashford to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  148. 1472A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  149. 1479An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 3.
  150. 1491A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  151. 1494An undead host poured out of Highpass and raided Ironspine, killing 7. 3 of noble blood were slain.
  152. 1495A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
The Wars for Duchy of Rivenbrook (1009–1500)title· 1009–1500· 118 events· weight 914
  1. 1009Nira II of Doriel, a child of 0, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Elwin of Doriel.
  2. 1009A child of 0 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  3. 1009A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  4. 1019Aeliss of Doriel wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Nira II of Doriel through court intrigue and subversion.
  5. 1028Osric of Amonhotep took Duchy of Rivenbrook, wresting it from the line of Aeliss of Doriel.
  6. 1028A child of 3 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  7. 1028A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  8. 1057Nira II of Doriel wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Osric of Amonhotep through court intrigue and subversion.
  9. 1059Osric I of Harlow wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Nira II of Doriel.
  10. 1068Solveig I of Harlow, a child of 3, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Sten I of Harlow.
  11. 1068A child of 3 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  12. 1068A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  13. 1083Jocelyn of Greaves, against the odds, wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Solveig I of Harlow.
  14. 1091Osric of Amonhotep wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Jocelyn of Greaves through court intrigue and subversion.
  15. 1092Doran of Greaves laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  16. 1093Doran of Greaves failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Osric of Amonhotep.
  17. 1096Doran of Greaves, against the odds, wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Osric of Amonhotep. Osric fell in the fighting.
  18. 1096Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Doran of Greaves — after 5 years, defender slain. Osric of Amonhotep had lost the seat.
  19. 1102Isolde of Greaves, a child of 3, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Ulric of Greaves.
  20. 1102A child of 3 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  21. 1102A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  22. 1109Katla of Greaves wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Greaves through court intrigue and subversion.
  23. 1115The death of Katla of Greaves left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  24. 1116Isolde of Greaves seized the vacant Duchy of Rivenbrook amid the disorder.
  25. 1122Elswyth of Achaemenid laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  26. 1123Elswyth of Achaemenid failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Greaves.
  27. 1123Edrik of Achaemenid took Duchy of Rivenbrook, wresting it from the line of Isolde of Greaves.
  28. 1123A child of 0 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  29. 1123A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  30. 1123Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Elswyth of Achaemenid — after 2 years, defender slain. Isolde of Greaves had lost the seat.
  31. 1131Elswyth of Achaemenid reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to elective.
  32. 1143Torgan V of Harlow wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Elswyth of Achaemenid.
  33. 1150Torgan V of Harlow reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to primogeniture.
  34. 1163Katla of Ashford failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Astrid II of Harlow. Katla fell in the fighting.
  35. 1164Yorick of Dunn failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Astrid II of Harlow.
  36. 1172Yorick of Dunn failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Astrid II of Harlow. Yorick fell in the fighting.
  37. 1174The death of Astrid II of Harlow left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  38. 1174Isolde of Tanner, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Rivenbrook and founded the House of Tanner.
  39. 1181Carine of Dunn laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  40. 1182Carine of Dunn, against the odds, wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Tanner.
  41. 1183The death of Carine of Dunn left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  42. 1183Isolde of Tanner seized the vacant Duchy of Rivenbrook amid the disorder.
  43. 1183Carine of Dunn lifted the siege of Duchy of Rivenbrook — 3 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  44. 1184Valter of Dunn laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  45. 1185Valter of Dunn failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Tanner. Valter fell in the fighting.
  46. 1185Valter of Dunn lifted the siege of Duchy of Rivenbrook — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  47. 1190Isolde of Tanner reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to elective.
  48. 1192Frida of Mason failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Tanner.
  49. 1192A pretender claiming Duchy of Rivenbrook appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  50. 1196The pretender to Duchy of Rivenbrook was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  51. 1198Frida of Mason wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Tanner.
  52. 1201Isolde of Tanner, against the odds, wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Frida of Mason. Frida fell in the fighting.
  53. 1204Falk of Brewer wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Tanner.
  54. 1215Isolde of Tanner failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Falk of Brewer.
  55. 1218Isolde of Tanner failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Osric of Brewer.
  56. 1250The death of Garren of Brewer left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  57. 1250Elswyth of Fletcher seized the vacant Duchy of Rivenbrook amid the disorder.
  58. 1279The death of Reynard of Fletcher left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  59. 1280Linnea of Greaves seized the vacant Duchy of Rivenbrook amid the disorder.
  60. 1296The death of Linnea of Greaves left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  61. 1296Isolde of Holt, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Rivenbrook and founded the House of Holt.
  62. 1297Reynard of Tanner laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  63. 1298Reynard of Tanner failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Holt. Reynard fell in the fighting.
  64. 1298Reynard of Tanner lifted the siege of Duchy of Rivenbrook — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  65. 1312A pretender claiming Duchy of Rivenbrook appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  66. 1314Yorick of Tanner laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  67. 1315Yorick of Tanner failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Holt. Yorick fell in the fighting.
  68. 1315Yorick of Tanner lifted the siege of Duchy of Rivenbrook — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  69. 1316Ottilie of Reed laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  70. 1317Ottilie of Reed failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Isolde of Holt.
  71. 1323Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Ottilie of Reed — after 8 years, breach exploited. Isolde of Holt had lost the seat.
  72. 1330Ottilie of Reed reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to primogeniture.
  73. 1351Isolde of Brewer wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Ottilie of Reed. Ottilie fell in the fighting.
  74. 1356The death of Isolde of Brewer left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  75. 1356Garren of Ashford seized the vacant Duchy of Rivenbrook amid the disorder.
  76. 1386Kalman of Reed took Duchy of Rivenbrook, wresting it from the line of Thyra of Ashford.
  77. 1390The regent of Duchy of Rivenbrook cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
  78. 1392Reynard of Tanner laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  79. 1394Reynard of Tanner wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Kalman of Reed.
  80. 1396Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Reynard of Tanner — after 5 years, defender slain. Kalman of Reed had lost the seat.
  81. 1397Doran of Mason, against the odds, wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Reynard of Tanner. Reynard fell in the fighting.
  82. 1407Brigid III of Tanner wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Doran of Mason.
  83. 1410Falk of Smith took Duchy of Rivenbrook, wresting it from the line of Brigid III of Tanner.
  84. 1411Doran of Mason laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  85. 1411Leoric II of Smith, a child of 0, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Falk of Smith.
  86. 1411A child of 0 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  87. 1411A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  88. 1411Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Doran of Mason — after 1 year, defender slain. Falk of Smith had lost the seat.
  89. 1414Wilona of Smith laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  90. 1415Wilona of Smith wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Doran of Mason. Doran fell in the fighting.
  91. 1415Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Wilona of Smith — after 2 years, defender slain. Doran of Mason had lost the seat.
  92. 1417Bertran of Weaver failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Wilona of Smith.
  93. 1419Bertran of Weaver failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Wilona of Smith. Bertran fell in the fighting.
  94. 1421Leoric III of Mason took Duchy of Rivenbrook, wresting it from the line of Wilona of Smith.
  95. 1439Ivar II of Mason, a child of 9, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Leoric III of Mason.
  96. 1439A child of 9 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  97. 1439A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  98. 1455Leoric IV of Mason, a child of 4, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Ivar II of Mason.
  99. 1455A child of 4 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  100. 1456The regent of Duchy of Rivenbrook cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
  101. 1462Linnea III of Mason wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Leoric IV of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  102. 1462Reynard of Tanner laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  103. 1463Reynard of Tanner, against the odds, wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Linnea III of Mason.
  104. 1467Leoric IV of Mason failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Reynard of Tanner.
  105. 1469Reynard of Tanner lifted the siege of Duchy of Rivenbrook — 8 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  106. 1472Tancred of Mason laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  107. 1473Tancred II of Mason wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Reynard of Tanner. Reynard fell in the fighting.
  108. 1473Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Tancred of Mason — after 2 years, defender slain. Reynard of Tanner had lost the seat.
  109. 1481Edrik of Mason, a child of 5, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Kalman II of Mason.
  110. 1481A child of 5 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  111. 1481A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  112. 1485The death of Edrik of Mason left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  113. 1485Hedwig of Tanner seized the vacant Duchy of Rivenbrook amid the disorder.
  114. 1491Hedwig of Tanner reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to elective.
  115. 1495Mathilde of Mason laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  116. 1496Mathilde of Mason failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Hedwig of Tanner.
  117. 1497Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Mathilde of Mason — after 3 years, breach exploited. Hedwig of Tanner had lost the seat.
  118. 1500The death of Mathilde of Mason left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
The Wars for Kingdom of Ibiki (1004–1500)title· 1004–1500· 100 events· weight 802
  1. 1004Faelan I of Aeryn succeeded Caelum I of Aeryn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  2. 1009Faelan I of Aeryn reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to elective.
  3. 1034Elwin I of Aeryn succeeded Faelan I of Aeryn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  4. 1044Ilric III of Aeryn wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Elwin I of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
  5. 1048Ilric IV of Aeryn succeeded Ilric III of Aeryn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  6. 1049Osric of Harlow laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  7. 1050Elwin I of Aeryn succeeded Ilric IV of Aeryn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  8. 1050Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Osric of Harlow — after 2 years, defender slain. Ilric of Aeryn had lost the seat.
  9. 1055Osric I of Harlow reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to primogeniture.
  10. 1060Faelan II of Aeryn wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Osric I of Harlow through court intrigue and subversion.
  11. 1061Osric I of Harlow wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Faelan II of Aeryn. Faelan fell in the fighting.
  12. 1062Sten I of Harlow succeeded Osric I of Harlow as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  13. 1068Solveig I of Harlow, a child of 3, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Sten I of Harlow.
  14. 1068A child of 3 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  15. 1068A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  16. 1086Solveig I of Harlow reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to elective.
  17. 1087Torgan IV of Harlow succeeded Solveig I of Harlow as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  18. 1093Torgan IV of Harlow reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to primogeniture.
  19. 1130Torgan V of Harlow succeeded Torgan IV of Harlow as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  20. 1154Astrid II of Harlow succeeded Torgan V of Harlow as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  21. 1174The death of Astrid II of Harlow left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  22. 1175Falk of Greaves, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of Ibiki and founded the House of Greaves.
  23. 1183Falk of Greaves reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to elective.
  24. 1186Conrad of Mason, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Falk of Greaves. Falk fell in the fighting.
  25. 1189Frida of Mason succeeded Conrad of Mason as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  26. 1201The death of Frida of Mason left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  27. 1201Falk of Brewer, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of Ibiki and founded the House of Brewer.
  28. 1217Osric of Brewer succeeded Falk of Brewer as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  29. 1220A pretender claiming Kingdom of Ibiki appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  30. 1222Magnus of Brewer failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Osric of Brewer. Magnus fell in the fighting.
  31. 1224Garren of Brewer succeeded Osric of Brewer as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  32. 1234The pretender to Kingdom of Ibiki was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  33. 1250The death of Garren of Brewer left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  34. 1250Sigmund of Reed, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of Ibiki and founded the House of Reed.
  35. 1261Sigmund of Reed reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to primogeniture.
  36. 1286The death of Sigmund of Reed left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  37. 1286Bertran of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of Ibiki and founded the House of Dunn.
  38. 1301Kalman of Mason failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Bertran of Dunn.
  39. 1302Garren of Dunn succeeded Bertran of Dunn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  40. 1302Kalman of Mason failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Garren of Dunn. Kalman fell in the fighting.
  41. 1313Garren of Dunn reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to elective.
  42. 1321Thyra I of Dunn wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Garren of Dunn through court intrigue and subversion.
  43. 1336Garren of Dunn wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Thyra I of Dunn through court intrigue and subversion.
  44. 1340Thyra III of Dunn succeeded Garren of Dunn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  45. 1341Ottilie of Reed laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  46. 1344Linnea of Dunn succeeded Thyra III of Dunn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  47. 1344Isolde of Brewer wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Linnea of Dunn.
  48. 1344Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Ottilie of Reed — after 4 years, defender slain. Thyra of Dunn had lost the seat.
  49. 1345Isolde of Brewer laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  50. 1347Isolde of Brewer, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Ottilie of Reed.
  51. 1351Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Isolde of Brewer — after 7 years, defender slain. Ottilie of Reed had lost the seat.
  52. 1356The death of Isolde of Brewer left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  53. 1356Thyra I of Dunn seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  54. 1357The death of Thyra I of Dunn left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  55. 1357Norbert of Greaves, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of Ibiki and founded the House of Greaves.
  56. 1364Reynard I of Weaver, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Norbert of Greaves. Norbert fell in the fighting.
  57. 1370A pretender claiming Kingdom of Ibiki appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  58. 1374Aldric of Weaver succeeded Reynard I of Weaver as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  59. 1380Ottilie of Weaver wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Aldric of Weaver through court intrigue and subversion.
  60. 1386Reynard of Tanner laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  61. 1387Reynard of Tanner failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Ottilie of Weaver.
  62. 1390Reynard of Tanner, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Ottilie of Weaver.
  63. 1392Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Reynard of Tanner — after 7 years, breach exploited. Ottilie of Weaver had lost the seat.
  64. 1397Thyra of Tanner succeeded Reynard of Tanner as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  65. 1406Brigid III of Tanner succeeded Thyra of Tanner as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  66. 1410Wilona of Tanner succeeded Brigid III of Tanner as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  67. 1411Falk of Smith failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Wilona of Tanner. Falk fell in the fighting.
  68. 1413The death of Wilona of Tanner left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  69. 1413Wilona of Smith seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  70. 1421Leoric I of Smith succeeded Wilona of Smith as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  71. 1422Leoric of Mason laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  72. 1425Leoric II of Smith succeeded Leoric I of Smith as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  73. 1425Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Leoric of Mason — after 4 years, defender slain. Leoric of Smith had lost the seat.
  74. 1435Leoric III of Mason reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to primogeniture.
  75. 1439Ivar II of Mason, a child of 9, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Leoric III of Mason.
  76. 1439A child of 9 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  77. 1439A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  78. 1440A secret heir to Kingdom of Ibiki was discovered — the succession would be contested by a claimant no one had counted.
  79. 1447Quintus II of Smith wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Ivar II of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  80. 1448Adela of Smith, a child of 3, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Quintus II of Smith.
  81. 1448Ivar II of Mason wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Adela of Smith. Adela fell in the fighting.
  82. 1448A child of 3 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  83. 1448A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  84. 1455Leoric IV of Mason, a child of 4, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Ivar II of Mason.
  85. 1455A child of 4 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  86. 1455A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  87. 1471The death of Leoric IV of Mason left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  88. 1471Tancred II of Mason seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  89. 1474Ulrika of Mason laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  90. 1474Kalman II of Mason succeeded Tancred II of Mason as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  91. 1474Ulrika of Mason lifted the siege of Kingdom of Ibiki — 1 year in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  92. 1481Edrik of Mason, a child of 5, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Kalman II of Mason.
  93. 1481A child of 5 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  94. 1481A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  95. 1485The death of Edrik of Mason left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  96. 1490A pretender claiming Kingdom of Ibiki appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  97. 1494Mathilde of Mason seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  98. 1500Mathilde of Mason reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to elective.
  99. 1500The death of Mathilde of Mason left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  100. 1500Falk of Reed, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of Ibiki and founded the House of Reed.
The Great Drought of Rivenbrook (1044–1497)calamity· 1044–1497· 111 events· weight 687
  1. 1044A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 13 starved in the aftermath.
  2. 1044A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 18 starved in the aftermath.
  3. 1044A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 5 starved in the aftermath.
  4. 1044A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  5. 1044A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 7 starved in the aftermath.
  6. 1044A vast swarm of locusts swept through Verdant Fever, stripping the fields bare. 5 starved in the aftermath.
  7. 1050The trade route between Rivenbrook and Mirewood was severed — locust_swarm broke the lane.
  8. 1051A great drought gripped Rivenbrook and the rivers ran dry. 20 perished of thirst and hunger.
  9. 1051A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 11 starved in the aftermath.
  10. 1051A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 5 starved in the aftermath.
  11. 1051A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 10 starved in the aftermath.
  12. 1051A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  13. 1051A vast swarm of locusts swept through Verdant Fever, stripping the fields bare. 5 starved in the aftermath.
  14. 1052Drought gripped Rivenbrook for a second year. 12 perished of thirst and hunger.
  15. 1054The drought in Rivenbrook lingered into a third year. 8 perished of thirst and hunger.
  16. 1054The trade route between Rivenbrook and Mirewood was severed — drought broke the lane.
  17. 1060House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  18. 1062The old route between Mirewood and Rivenbrook was revived — dormant for 12 years, its wharves were re-planked and its stalls reopened.
  19. 1064In Rivenbrook, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 13 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  20. 1066In Rivenbrook, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 11 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  21. 1068The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  22. 1069House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 8.4 to one.
  23. 1070The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  24. 1082House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 9.1 to one.
  25. 1088In Rivenbrook, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 33 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  26. 1089In Rivenbrook, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 38 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  27. 1100The river-route between Mirewood and Rivenbrook came to its peak — merchants of every house sent factors, and the ledgers grew thick.
  28. 1108A great drought gripped Rivenbrook and the rivers ran dry. 16 perished of thirst and hunger.
  29. 1109Drought gripped Rivenbrook for a second year. 11 perished of thirst and hunger.
  30. 1111The drought in Rivenbrook lingered into a third year. 7 perished of thirst and hunger.
  31. 1122The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  32. 1143In Rivenbrook, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 56 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  33. 1146A heresy trial was held in Rivenbrook — the old orthodoxy tightened its grip.
  34. 1150House Harlow imposed tribute on house Achaemenid — outmatching them 6.3 to one.
  35. 1151The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  36. 1170House Harlow imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 7.2 to one.
  37. 1171The tribute from house Achaemenid to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  38. 1184The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  39. 1199House Mason imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 6.7 to one.
  40. 1201The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  41. 1203The trade route between Ibiki Vale and Rivenbrook was severed — war broke the lane.
  42. 1205House Brewer imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 9.7 to one.
  43. 1206The tribute from house Dunn to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  44. 1215A great drought gripped Rivenbrook and the rivers ran dry. 16 perished of thirst and hunger.
  45. 1216Drought gripped Rivenbrook for a second year. 11 perished of thirst and hunger.
  46. 1218The drought in Rivenbrook lingered into a third year. 7 perished of thirst and hunger.
  47. 1242A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  48. 1260House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 5.1 to one.
  49. 1261House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  50. 1267A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  51. 1269The tribute from house Carter to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  52. 1270House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 5.5 to one.
  53. 1280Mana corruption from Mirewood bled into Rivenbrook, tainting soil and sky alike.
  54. 1287A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  55. 1289House Greaves imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  56. 1291House Greaves imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 3.6 to one.
  57. 1293House Greaves imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 3.5 to one.
  58. 1294The tribute from house Carter to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  59. 1300Tremors ran through the earth of Rivenbrook, and old walls cracked without falling.
  60. 1320A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  61. 1323Provisions ran low behind the walls of Rivenbrook — Isolde of Holt's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  62. 1323A breach was hammered into the walls of Rivenbrook — the outcome was no longer a question of if, but of when.
  63. 1324House Reed imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 6.5 to one.
  64. 1331The tribute from house Carter to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  65. 1338House Reed imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 6.7 to one.
  66. 1341The tribute from house Carter to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  67. 1341A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  68. 1345House Reed imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 12.3 to one.
  69. 1351The tribute from house Carter to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  70. 1359House Ashford imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 5.0 to one.
  71. 1361The tribute from house Carter to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  72. 1361A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  73. 1362House Ashford imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 4.6 to one.
  74. 1368House Ashford imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 3.5 to one.
  75. 1369The tribute from house Mason to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  76. 1372The tribute from house Smith to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  77. 1375House Ashford imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  78. 1377The tribute from house Carter to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  79. 1380House Ashford imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 4.5 to one.
  80. 1384House Ashford imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 4.6 to one.
  81. 1384A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  82. 1385The tribute from house Ashford to house Ashford quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  83. 1388House Reed imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 4.6 to one.
  84. 1392The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  85. 1394The tribute from house Ashford to house Ashford quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  86. 1405A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  87. 1407House Tanner imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 11.2 to one.
  88. 1410The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  89. 1412Tremors ran through the earth of Rivenbrook, and old walls cracked without falling.
  90. 1417House Smith imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 9.7 to one.
  91. 1418A great drought gripped Rivenbrook and the rivers ran dry. 16 perished of thirst and hunger.
  92. 1418The tribute from house Achaemenid to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  93. 1419Drought gripped Rivenbrook for a second year. 11 perished of thirst and hunger.
  94. 1421The drought in Rivenbrook lingered into a third year. 7 perished of thirst and hunger.
  95. 1428A monstrous birth was reported in Rivenbrook — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  96. 1431A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  97. 1436House Mason imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 12.6 to one.
  98. 1437The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  99. 1446House Mason imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 12.5 to one.
  100. 1447The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  101. 1457A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  102. 1460House Mason imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 9.4 to one.
  103. 1463The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  104. 1463The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  105. 1466The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  106. 1468The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  107. 1468Provisions ran low behind the walls of Rivenbrook — Linnea of Mason's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  108. 1481A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  109. 1496the Ember Rot II II rode a river merchant train from Mirewood to Rivenbrook — the sailors who first sickened had left port a fortnight before; the quarantine came too late.
  110. 1497The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  111. 1497A breach was hammered into the walls of Rivenbrook — the outcome was no longer a question of if, but of when.
The Wars for Duchy of Mirewood (1028–1498)title· 1028–1498· 68 events· weight 502
  1. 1028Doran of Sythe reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to primogeniture.
  2. 1042The death of Doran of Sythe left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  3. 1044Falk of Greaves, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Greaves.
  4. 1049Falk of Greaves reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to elective.
  5. 1057Doran of Greaves, a child of 5, inherited Duchy of Mirewood upon the death of Falk of Greaves.
  6. 1057A child of 5 years was crowned to Duchy of Mirewood — the great houses circled at once.
  7. 1057A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Mirewood — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  8. 1074Jocelyn of Greaves failed to take Duchy of Mirewood from Doran of Greaves.
  9. 1077Jocelyn of Greaves wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Doran of Greaves through court intrigue and subversion.
  10. 1102Isolde of Greaves, a child of 3, inherited Duchy of Mirewood upon the death of Ulric of Greaves.
  11. 1102A child of 3 years was crowned to Duchy of Mirewood — the great houses circled at once.
  12. 1102A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Mirewood — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  13. 1109Katla of Greaves laid siege to Duchy of Mirewood at Mirewood — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  14. 1110Katla of Greaves wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Isolde of Greaves.
  15. 1115Katla of Greaves lifted the siege of Duchy of Mirewood — 7 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  16. 1121Elswyth of Achaemenid wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Isolde of Greaves through court intrigue and subversion.
  17. 1122Isolde of Greaves laid siege to Duchy of Mirewood at Mirewood — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  18. 1123Isolde of Greaves failed to take Duchy of Mirewood from Elswyth of Achaemenid. Isolde fell in the fighting.
  19. 1123Isolde of Greaves lifted the siege of Duchy of Mirewood — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  20. 1162The death of Petra of Achaemenid left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  21. 1162Katla of Ashford, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Ashford.
  22. 1163The death of Katla of Ashford left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  23. 1163Yorick of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Dunn.
  24. 1172Carine of Dunn, a child of 7, inherited Duchy of Mirewood upon the death of Yorick of Dunn.
  25. 1172A child of 7 years was crowned to Duchy of Mirewood — the great houses circled at once.
  26. 1172A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Mirewood — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  27. 1185Doran of Dunn, a child of 0, inherited Duchy of Mirewood upon the death of Valter of Dunn.
  28. 1185A child of 0 years was crowned to Duchy of Mirewood — the great houses circled at once.
  29. 1185A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Mirewood — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  30. 1200The death of Doran of Dunn left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  31. 1201Doran of Fletcher, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Fletcher.
  32. 1206Doran of Fletcher reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to primogeniture.
  33. 1238Joran of Fletcher wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Haldan of Fletcher through court intrigue and subversion.
  34. 1244Joran of Fletcher reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to seniority.
  35. 1279The death of Reynard of Fletcher left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  36. 1279Linnea of Greaves, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Greaves.
  37. 1289A pretender claiming Duchy of Mirewood appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  38. 1294Linnea of Greaves reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to elective.
  39. 1296The death of Linnea of Greaves left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  40. 1296Reynard of Tanner, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Tanner.
  41. 1297The pretender to Duchy of Mirewood was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  42. 1298Yorick of Tanner, a child of 0, inherited Duchy of Mirewood upon the death of Reynard of Tanner.
  43. 1298A child of 0 years was crowned to Duchy of Mirewood — the great houses circled at once.
  44. 1298A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Mirewood — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  45. 1315The death of Yorick of Tanner left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  46. 1315Ottilie of Reed, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Reed.
  47. 1325Ottilie of Reed reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to primogeniture.
  48. 1351The death of Ottilie of Reed left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  49. 1352Garren of Ashford, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Ashford.
  50. 1386Kalman of Reed took Duchy of Mirewood, wresting it from the line of Thyra of Ashford.
  51. 1396The death of Kalman of Reed left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  52. 1396Doran of Mason, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Mason.
  53. 1407Doran of Mason reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to elective.
  54. 1411A pretender claiming Duchy of Mirewood appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  55. 1415The death of Doran of Mason left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  56. 1415Bertran of Weaver, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Weaver.
  57. 1419Thyra of Weaver, a child of 3, inherited Duchy of Mirewood upon the death of Bertran of Weaver.
  58. 1419A child of 3 years was crowned to Duchy of Mirewood — the great houses circled at once.
  59. 1419A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Mirewood — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  60. 1428The death of Thyra of Weaver left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  61. 1429Reynard of Tanner, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Tanner.
  62. 1438Reynard of Tanner reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to primogeniture.
  63. 1442A pretender claiming Duchy of Mirewood appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  64. 1479Wilona of Tanner wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Hedwig of Tanner through court intrigue and subversion.
  65. 1483The death of Wilona of Tanner left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  66. 1483Hedwig of Tanner seized the vacant Duchy of Mirewood amid the disorder.
  67. 1488Hedwig of Tanner reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to elective.
  68. 1498A pretender claiming Duchy of Mirewood appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
The Wars for Hold of Ironheart (1052–1424)title· 1052–1424· 57 events· weight 474
  1. 1052Stondar of Deepvault succeeded Thorgrim I of Deepvault as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
  2. 1058Durak of Deepvault wrested Hold of Ironheart from Stondar of Deepvault through court intrigue and subversion.
  3. 1064Thorgrim II of Deepvault, a child of 11, inherited Hold of Ironheart upon the death of Durak of Deepvault.
  4. 1064A child of 11 years was crowned to Hold of Ironheart — the great houses circled at once.
  5. 1064A regency was established over the young holder of Hold of Ironheart — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  6. 1072Kara I of Deepvault wrested Hold of Ironheart from Thorgrim II of Deepvault through court intrigue and subversion.
  7. 1076Leif I of Harlow took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Kara I of Deepvault.
  8. 1084Kara III of Deepvault wrested Hold of Ironheart from Leif I of Harlow through court intrigue and subversion.
  9. 1092Ottilie of Reed took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Kara III of Deepvault.
  10. 1104Haldan II of Reed took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Ottilie of Reed.
  11. 1111Thorgrim II of Deepvault wrested Hold of Ironheart from Haldan II of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
  12. 1122Gisela of Reed wrested Hold of Ironheart from Thorgrim II of Deepvault through court intrigue and subversion.
  13. 1128Garren III of Temujin took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Gisela of Reed.
  14. 1134Conrad II of Temujin, a child of 6, inherited Hold of Ironheart upon the death of Garren III of Temujin.
  15. 1134A child of 6 years was crowned to Hold of Ironheart — the great houses circled at once.
  16. 1134A regency was established over the young holder of Hold of Ironheart — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  17. 1148Adela of Temujin, a child of 3, inherited Hold of Ironheart upon the death of Conrad II of Temujin.
  18. 1148A child of 3 years was crowned to Hold of Ironheart — the great houses circled at once.
  19. 1148A regency was established over the young holder of Hold of Ironheart — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  20. 1152The regent of Hold of Ironheart cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
  21. 1158Sigmund of Temujin wrested Hold of Ironheart from Adela of Temujin through court intrigue and subversion.
  22. 1173Valter II of Temujin succeeded Sigmund of Temujin as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
  23. 1176The death of Valter II of Temujin left Hold of Ironheart with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  24. 1176Katla of Temujin seized the vacant Hold of Ironheart amid the disorder.
  25. 1177Linnea of Brewer took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Katla of Temujin.
  26. 1177A child of 3 years was crowned to Hold of Ironheart — the great houses circled at once.
  27. 1177A regency was established over the young holder of Hold of Ironheart — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  28. 1187A pretender claiming Hold of Ironheart appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  29. 1189The death of Linnea of Brewer left Hold of Ironheart with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  30. 1189Yorick of Reed, risen from common stock, seized Hold of Ironheart and founded the House of Reed.
  31. 1208Verena of Reed succeeded Yorick of Reed as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
  32. 1215The pretender to Hold of Ironheart was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  33. 1228Magnus of Greaves took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Verena of Reed.
  34. 1228A child of 0 years was crowned to Hold of Ironheart — the great houses circled at once.
  35. 1228A regency was established over the young holder of Hold of Ironheart — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  36. 1237The regent of Hold of Ironheart cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
  37. 1244The death of Magnus of Greaves left Hold of Ironheart with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  38. 1244Thyra II of Greaves seized the vacant Hold of Ironheart amid the disorder.
  39. 1249Thyra II of Greaves reformed the succession of Hold of Ironheart to elective.
  40. 1279The death of Thyra II of Greaves left Hold of Ironheart with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  41. 1279Perrin of Fletcher, risen from common stock, seized Hold of Ironheart and founded the House of Fletcher.
  42. 1319The death of Perrin of Fletcher left Hold of Ironheart with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  43. 1320Norbert of Mason, risen from common stock, seized Hold of Ironheart and founded the House of Mason.
  44. 1353Sigmund of Mason succeeded Norbert of Mason as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
  45. 1363Mathilde II of Mason succeeded Sigmund of Mason as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
  46. 1369Isolde of Mason succeeded Mathilde II of Mason as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
  47. 1375Isolde of Mason reformed the succession of Hold of Ironheart to primogeniture.
  48. 1375Ivar of Ashford failed to take Hold of Ironheart from Isolde of Mason.
  49. 1379Mathilde I of Mason wrested Hold of Ironheart from Isolde of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  50. 1381Thyra of Ashford, against the odds, wrested Hold of Ironheart from Mathilde I of Mason.
  51. 1386Kalman of Reed took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Thyra of Ashford.
  52. 1391The regent of Hold of Ironheart cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
  53. 1395Isolde of Mason wrested Hold of Ironheart from Kalman of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
  54. 1397The death of Isolde of Mason left Hold of Ironheart with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  55. 1398Ysolt of Reed, risen from common stock, seized Hold of Ironheart and founded the House of Reed.
  56. 1417Reynard II of Weaver took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Ysolt of Reed.
  57. 1424Reynard II of Weaver reformed the succession of Hold of Ironheart to elective.
The Locust Plague of Sunmeadow (1048–1406)calamity· 1048–1406· 76 events· weight 464
  1. 1048House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Doriel — outmatching them 6.4 to one.
  2. 1050A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 10 starved in the aftermath.
  3. 1050A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 21 starved in the aftermath.
  4. 1050A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 7 starved in the aftermath.
  5. 1050A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 14 starved in the aftermath.
  6. 1050A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 6 starved in the aftermath.
  7. 1050A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  8. 1056The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  9. 1065House Harlow imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  10. 1074The tribute from house Weaver to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  11. 1083A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 19 starved in the aftermath.
  12. 1083A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 32 starved in the aftermath.
  13. 1083A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 15 starved in the aftermath.
  14. 1083A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  15. 1085House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  16. 1087A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 19 starved in the aftermath.
  17. 1087A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 12 starved in the aftermath.
  18. 1087A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 15 starved in the aftermath.
  19. 1087A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 5 starved in the aftermath.
  20. 1092House Harlow imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  21. 1099The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  22. 1106Torgan of Harlow raised a company of mercenaries — silver, not blood, would answer the war.
  23. 1119House Harlow imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 3.5 to one.
  24. 1123A heresy trial was held in Sunmeadow — the old orthodoxy tightened its grip.
  25. 1127A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 23 starved in the aftermath.
  26. 1127A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 20 starved in the aftermath.
  27. 1127A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 6 starved in the aftermath.
  28. 1127A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 10 starved in the aftermath.
  29. 1127A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 6 starved in the aftermath.
  30. 1127A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  31. 1127A vast swarm of locusts swept through Verdant Fever, stripping the fields bare. 6 starved in the aftermath.
  32. 1131The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  33. 1132The tribute from house Weaver to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  34. 1138House Harlow imposed tribute on house Achaemenid — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  35. 1141House Harlow imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 3.5 to one.
  36. 1142The tribute from house Weaver to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  37. 1156The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  38. 1159The lower castes of Sunmeadow rose against their betters — the great order cracked.
  39. 1169Tremors ran through the earth of Sunmeadow, and old walls cracked without falling.
  40. 1172A great temple was raised at Sunmeadow — its bells would sound over the fields for centuries.
  41. 1173House Harlow imposed tribute on house Holt — outmatching them 4.7 to one.
  42. 1174The tribute from house Weaver to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  43. 1187Guild of Sunmeadow Blades was chartered at Sunmeadow — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  44. 1193A mass jailbreak split open the dungeons of Sunmeadow — chains struck off, guards overpowered, the escapees vanished into the wide countryside.
  45. 1200House Mason imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 4.0 to one.
  46. 1203The tribute from house Weaver to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  47. 1208House Brewer imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  48. 1211The tribute from house Weaver to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  49. 1213A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 40 starved in the aftermath.
  50. 1213A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 17 starved in the aftermath.
  51. 1213A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 13 starved in the aftermath.
  52. 1213A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 11 starved in the aftermath.
  53. 1216Guild of Sunmeadow Blades dissolved at Sunmeadow — the last masters were dead or gone, and the guildhall stood empty.
  54. 1219House Brewer imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 3.6 to one.
  55. 1220The tribute from house Weaver to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  56. 1235A pestilence broke out near Sunmeadow and swept 3 provinces, killing 269. Among the dead were 3 of noble blood.
  57. 1256An interdict was laid over Sunmeadow — no marriages, no burials, no bells until the crown submitted.
  58. 1257In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 240 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  59. 1258In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 230 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  60. 1274In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 229 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  61. 1275In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 14 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  62. 1277In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 266 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  63. 1292In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 31 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  64. 1294In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 33 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  65. 1306In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 261 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  66. 1310In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 293 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  67. 1327Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Sunmeadow — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  68. 1328House Brewer imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 9.0 to one.
  69. 1348The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  70. 1353House Brewer imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 18.5 to one.
  71. 1357The tribute from house Weaver to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  72. 1383In Sunmeadow, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 16 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  73. 1392House Tanner imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  74. 1400House Tanner imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 3.3 to one.
  75. 1401The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  76. 1406Tremors ran through the earth of Sunmeadow, and old walls cracked without falling.
The Wars for Empire of Zafran (1083–1368)title· 1083–1368· 55 events· weight 455
  1. 1083Darius of Darzan succeeded Cyrus I of Darzan as holder of Empire of Zafran.
  2. 1091Bahram II of Darzan succeeded Darius of Darzan as holder of Empire of Zafran.
  3. 1106Parisa of Darzan wrested Empire of Zafran from Bahram II of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
  4. 1109The death of Parisa of Darzan left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  5. 1109Bahram II of Darzan seized the vacant Empire of Zafran amid the disorder.
  6. 1114Farid III of Darzan succeeded Bahram II of Darzan as holder of Empire of Zafran.
  7. 1119A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  8. 1126The pretender to Empire of Zafran was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  9. 1137Kian II of Darzan, a child of 8, inherited Empire of Zafran upon the death of Farid III of Darzan.
  10. 1137A child of 8 years was crowned to Empire of Zafran — the great houses circled at once.
  11. 1137A regency was established over the young holder of Empire of Zafran — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  12. 1143Roshanak of Darzan laid siege to Empire of Zafran at Zafran — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  13. 1144Roshanak III of Darzan, against the odds, wrested Empire of Zafran from Kian II of Darzan.
  14. 1145Empire of Zafran fell to Roshanak of Darzan — after 3 years, breach exploited. Kian of Darzan had lost the seat.
  15. 1162The death of Roshanak III of Darzan left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  16. 1162Tancred I of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized Empire of Zafran and founded the House of Dunn.
  17. 1168Tancred II of Dunn, a child of 5, inherited Empire of Zafran upon the death of Tancred I of Dunn.
  18. 1168A child of 5 years was crowned to Empire of Zafran — the great houses circled at once.
  19. 1168A regency was established over the young holder of Empire of Zafran — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  20. 1183Falk of Dunn, a child of 3, inherited Empire of Zafran upon the death of Tancred II of Dunn.
  21. 1183A child of 3 years was crowned to Empire of Zafran — the great houses circled at once.
  22. 1183A regency was established over the young holder of Empire of Zafran — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  23. 1191The death of Falk of Dunn left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  24. 1192Quintus of Dunn seized the vacant Empire of Zafran amid the disorder.
  25. 1196Ulric of Dunn, a child of 5, inherited Empire of Zafran upon the death of Quintus of Dunn.
  26. 1196A child of 5 years was crowned to Empire of Zafran — the great houses circled at once.
  27. 1196A regency was established over the young holder of Empire of Zafran — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  28. 1203Linnea of Dunn wrested Empire of Zafran from Ulric of Dunn through court intrigue and subversion.
  29. 1203Zaida of Yamato took Empire of Zafran, wresting it from the line of Linnea of Dunn.
  30. 1204Reynard of Dunn, against the odds, wrested Empire of Zafran from Zaida of Yamato.
  31. 1219The death of Reynard of Dunn left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  32. 1219Zaida of Yamato seized the vacant Empire of Zafran amid the disorder.
  33. 1223Valter of Mason failed to take Empire of Zafran from Zaida of Yamato.
  34. 1234Valter of Mason failed to take Empire of Zafran from Zaida of Yamato.
  35. 1235A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  36. 1253The death of Zaida of Yamato left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  37. 1253Sibyl of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized Empire of Zafran and founded the House of Dunn.
  38. 1263Garren of Reed took Empire of Zafran, wresting it from the line of Sibyl of Dunn.
  39. 1263A child of 8 years was crowned to Empire of Zafran — the great houses circled at once.
  40. 1263A regency was established over the young holder of Empire of Zafran — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  41. 1271A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  42. 1277Garren of Dunn failed to take Empire of Zafran from Garren of Reed.
  43. 1278The death of Garren of Reed left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  44. 1278A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  45. 1279Garren of Dunn seized the vacant Empire of Zafran amid the disorder.
  46. 1287Garren of Dunn reformed the succession of Empire of Zafran to elective.
  47. 1321The death of Garren of Dunn left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  48. 1322Haldan of Ashford, risen from common stock, seized Empire of Zafran and founded the House of Ashford.
  49. 1327Haldan of Ashford reformed the succession of Empire of Zafran to primogeniture.
  50. 1337A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  51. 1357Quintus of Ashford succeeded Haldan of Ashford as holder of Empire of Zafran.
  52. 1363Kalman of Ashford wrested Empire of Zafran from Quintus of Ashford through court intrigue and subversion.
  53. 1368Tancred of Ashford, a child of 1, inherited Empire of Zafran upon the death of Kalman of Ashford.
  54. 1368A child of 1 years was crowned to Empire of Zafran — the great houses circled at once.
  55. 1368A regency was established over the young holder of Empire of Zafran — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
The Wars for Kingdom of the Ironspine (1130–1498)title· 1130–1498· 51 events· weight 404
  1. 1130Torgan V of Harlow succeeded Torgan IV of Harlow as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  2. 1154Astrid II of Harlow succeeded Torgan V of Harlow as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  3. 1172Valter of Reed failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Astrid II of Harlow.
  4. 1174Conrad of Brewer failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Astrid II of Harlow. Conrad fell in the fighting.
  5. 1174The death of Astrid II of Harlow left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  6. 1174Valter I of Greaves, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of the Ironspine and founded the House of Greaves.
  7. 1182Valter I of Greaves reformed the succession of Kingdom of the Ironspine to elective.
  8. 1190Leoric of Weaver failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Valter I of Greaves.
  9. 1208Garren of Greaves succeeded Valter I of Greaves as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  10. 1241Magnus of Greaves succeeded Garren of Greaves as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  11. 1244Isolde of Greaves succeeded Magnus of Greaves as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  12. 1244Thyra of Greaves laid siege to Kingdom of the Ironspine at Ironspine — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  13. 1244Thyra II of Greaves succeeded Isolde of Greaves as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  14. 1244Kingdom of the Ironspine fell to Thyra of Greaves — after 1 year, defender slain. Isolde of Greaves had lost the seat.
  15. 1279The death of Thyra II of Greaves left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  16. 1280Osric of Mason seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
  17. 1289Katla of Mason, a child of 7, inherited Kingdom of the Ironspine upon the death of Osric of Mason.
  18. 1289A child of 7 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
  19. 1290Jocelyn of Mason, a child of 2, inherited Kingdom of the Ironspine upon the death of Katla of Mason.
  20. 1290The death of Jocelyn of Mason left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  21. 1290A child of 2 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
  22. 1290A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  23. 1291Garren of Dunn seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
  24. 1321The death of Garren of Dunn left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  25. 1322Valter of Fletcher, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of the Ironspine and founded the House of Fletcher.
  26. 1346Dervla of Fletcher succeeded Valter of Fletcher as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  27. 1350Dervla of Fletcher reformed the succession of Kingdom of the Ironspine to primogeniture.
  28. 1352Nesta I of Mason took Kingdom of the Ironspine, wresting it from the line of Dervla of Fletcher.
  29. 1353The regent of Kingdom of the Ironspine cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
  30. 1367The death of Nesta I of Mason left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  31. 1367Aldric of Carter, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of the Ironspine and founded the House of Carter.
  32. 1375Aldric of Carter reformed the succession of Kingdom of the Ironspine to elective.
  33. 1383A pretender claiming Kingdom of the Ironspine appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  34. 1391The pretender to Kingdom of the Ironspine was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  35. 1399The death of Aldric of Carter left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  36. 1399Ulrika of Smith seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
  37. 1408The death of Ulrika of Smith left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  38. 1409Doran I of Brewer seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
  39. 1415A pretender claiming Kingdom of the Ironspine appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  40. 1434Verena of Brewer succeeded Doran I of Brewer as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  41. 1454Garren of Brewer succeeded Verena of Brewer as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  42. 1458Wystan I of Brewer succeeded Garren of Brewer as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  43. 1466Nesta IV of Mason wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Wystan I of Brewer through court intrigue and subversion.
  44. 1466Leoric IV of Mason succeeded Nesta IV of Mason as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  45. 1471Ulrika of Mason succeeded Leoric IV of Mason as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  46. 1474Kalman II of Mason succeeded Ulrika of Mason as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  47. 1481Wystan I of Brewer wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Kalman II of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  48. 1491Wystan of Brewer laid siege to Kingdom of the Ironspine at Ironspine — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  49. 1492Wystan II of Brewer succeeded Wystan I of Brewer as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  50. 1492Kingdom of the Ironspine fell to Wystan of Brewer — after 2 years, defender slain. Wystan of Brewer had lost the seat.
  51. 1498Sibyl II of Brewer succeeded Wystan II of Brewer as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
The Revolt of Saltmere (1001–1495)calamity· 1001–1495· 63 events· weight 399
  1. 1001Famine struck Saltmere; some 125 souls perished.
  2. 1001A bread riot broke out in Saltmere — the granaries were forced open, and the price of a loaf became a chapter in the chronicle.
  3. 1004A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 11 were drowned in the surge.
  4. 1030A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
  5. 1039Tremors ran through the earth of Saltmere, and old walls cracked without falling.
  6. 1045A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
  7. 1055Pirates fell on Saltmere — 6 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  8. 1057Pirates fell on Saltmere — 6 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  9. 1062A pestilence broke out near Saltmere and swept 2 provinces, killing 61. Among the dead were 5 of noble blood.
  10. 1063The trade route between Saltmere and Gullhaven was severed — plague broke the lane.
  11. 1075A great whaling season came to Saltmere — 33 beasts taken, and silver flooded the port.
  12. 1075The fisheries of Saltmere collapsed — the nets came up empty for years afterward.
  13. 1080A tax revolt gripped Saltmere — the tithes had grown too heavy, and the collectors were driven from the streets.
  14. 1082The sea-route between Gullhaven and Saltmere came to its peak — merchants of every house sent factors, and the ledgers grew thick.
  15. 1085Peasants of Saltmere rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
  16. 1104In Saltmere, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 14 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  17. 1109Pirates fell on Saltmere — 8 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  18. 1111The pirates that had preyed on Saltmere joined into a confederation — the coast became a lawless kingdom of its own.
  19. 1120In Saltmere, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 30 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  20. 1126The house of Temujin at Saltmere grew soft — merchants and scholars filled the halls where soldiers had once stood.
  21. 1132A monstrous birth was reported in Saltmere — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  22. 1138A sea monster (tier 3) took root in Saltmere, and the countryside knew fear.
  23. 1158Pirates fell on Saltmere — 10 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  24. 1161The defenders of Saltmere sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  25. 1163Provisions ran low behind the walls of Saltmere — Valter of Temujin's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  26. 1173A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 9 were drowned in the surge.
  27. 1175Pirates fell on Saltmere — 11 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  28. 1201House Temujin imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 4.3 to one.
  29. 1211Pirates fell on Saltmere — 15 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  30. 1229The tribute from house Brewer to house Temujin quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  31. 1252House Greaves imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 5.5 to one.
  32. 1253The tribute from house Brewer to house Temujin quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  33. 1263A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
  34. 1266House Greaves imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 9.0 to one.
  35. 1268The tribute from house Brewer to house Temujin quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  36. 1280House Greaves imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 6.9 to one.
  37. 1281The tribute from house Brewer to house Temujin quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  38. 1287Pirates fell on Saltmere — 3 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  39. 1292The secret of Deepborn steel-craft leaked to the Brewer house — chroniclers blamed loose scribes and drunk journeymen.
  40. 1301Tremors ran through the earth of Saltmere, and old walls cracked without falling.
  41. 1318The secret of Deepborn steel-craft leaked to the Tanner house — chroniclers blamed loose scribes and drunk journeymen.
  42. 1333Deepborn siege-engine passed into legend at Saltmere — the last master had died, and no apprentice held the whole method.
  43. 1334House Weaver imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  44. 1336Pirates fell on Saltmere — 4 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  45. 1338Deepborn steel-craft passed into legend at Saltmere — the last master had died, and no apprentice held the whole method.
  46. 1344Tremors ran through the earth of Saltmere, and old walls cracked without falling.
  47. 1344The defenders of Saltmere sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  48. 1346The tribute from house Tanner to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  49. 1353A great fleet action was fought off Saltmere — ships burned to the waterline.
  50. 1354A pestilence broke out near Saltmere and swept 3 provinces, killing 53.
  51. 1361House Tanner imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 3.6 to one.
  52. 1362The tribute from house Carter to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  53. 1372A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
  54. 1404A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
  55. 1414A great fleet action was fought off Saltmere — ships burned to the waterline.
  56. 1415A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 5 were drowned in the surge.
  57. 1422Pirates fell on Saltmere — 8 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  58. 1425A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 6 were drowned in the surge.
  59. 1451Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Saltmere — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  60. 1452Pirates fell on Saltmere — 9 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  61. 1455the Ember Rot II rode a sea merchant train from Gullhaven to Saltmere — the sailors who first sickened had left port a fortnight before; the quarantine came too late.
  62. 1472Tancred of Mason raised a company of mercenaries — silver, not blood, would answer the war.
  63. 1495A great fleet action was fought off Saltmere — ships burned to the waterline.
The Wars for Clanhold of Sunscour (1132–1488)title· 1132–1488· 54 events· weight 378
  1. 1132Farid III of Darzan wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Falk of Weaver.
  2. 1142Roshanak III of Darzan reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to primogeniture.
  3. 1151Falk of Weaver wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Roshanak III of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
  4. 1152Roshanak III of Darzan wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Falk of Weaver. Falk fell in the fighting.
  5. 1162The death of Roshanak III of Darzan left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  6. 1162Ulric of Greaves, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Greaves.
  7. 1166Tancred I of Dunn wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Ulric of Greaves.
  8. 1168Tancred II of Dunn, a child of 5, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Tancred I of Dunn.
  9. 1169Ulric of Greaves failed to take Clanhold of Sunscour from Tancred II of Dunn. Ulric fell in the fighting.
  10. 1183Falk of Dunn, a child of 3, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Tancred II of Dunn.
  11. 1191The death of Falk of Dunn left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  12. 1192Quintus of Dunn seized the vacant Clanhold of Sunscour amid the disorder.
  13. 1196Ulric of Dunn, a child of 5, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Quintus of Dunn.
  14. 1198Reynard of Dunn failed to take Clanhold of Sunscour from Ulric of Dunn.
  15. 1203Linnea of Dunn failed to take Clanhold of Sunscour from Ulric of Dunn. Linnea fell in the fighting.
  16. 1204The death of Ulric of Dunn left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  17. 1204Isolde of Dunn seized the vacant Clanhold of Sunscour amid the disorder.
  18. 1205Reynard of Dunn wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Isolde of Dunn.
  19. 1219The death of Reynard of Dunn left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  20. 1220Valter of Mason, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Mason.
  21. 1226Valter of Mason reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to elective.
  22. 1235Falk of Mason, a child of 11, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Valter of Mason.
  23. 1259Linnea of Mason, a child of 7, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Norbert of Mason.
  24. 1261Sibyl of Dunn, against the odds, wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Linnea of Mason.
  25. 1263The death of Sibyl of Dunn left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  26. 1268Linnea of Mason seized the vacant Clanhold of Sunscour amid the disorder.
  27. 1274The death of Linnea of Mason left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  28. 1274Osric of Mason, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Mason.
  29. 1278Garren of Reed failed to take Clanhold of Sunscour from Osric of Mason. Garren fell in the fighting.
  30. 1289Katla of Mason, a child of 7, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Osric of Mason.
  31. 1290Jocelyn of Mason, a child of 2, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Katla of Mason.
  32. 1290The death of Jocelyn of Mason left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  33. 1290Ivar of Brewer, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Brewer.
  34. 1296Ivar of Brewer reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to primogeniture.
  35. 1305The death of Ivar of Brewer left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  36. 1305Bertran of Reed, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Reed.
  37. 1313Bertran of Reed reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to elective.
  38. 1353Mathilde of Reed reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to primogeniture.
  39. 1358Ivar I of Mason took Clanhold of Sunscour, wresting it from the line of Mathilde of Reed.
  40. 1359Aldric of Mason, against the odds, wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Ivar I of Mason.
  41. 1366Aldric of Mason reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to elective.
  42. 1398Thyra of Tanner wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Haldan of Mason.
  43. 1406Ulric II of Mason wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Thyra of Tanner through court intrigue and subversion.
  44. 1406Brigid III of Tanner wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Ulric II of Mason. Ulric fell in the fighting.
  45. 1413The death of Wilona of Tanner left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  46. 1416Wilona of Smith seized the vacant Clanhold of Sunscour amid the disorder.
  47. 1421Wilona of Smith reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to primogeniture.
  48. 1421Leoric III of Mason took Clanhold of Sunscour, wresting it from the line of Wilona of Smith.
  49. 1439Ivar II of Mason, a child of 9, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Leoric III of Mason.
  50. 1455Leoric IV of Mason, a child of 4, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Ivar II of Mason.
  51. 1471The death of Leoric IV of Mason left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  52. 1474Ulric of Carter, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Carter.
  53. 1479Ulric of Carter reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to elective.
  54. 1488Garren of Carter, a child of 2, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Ulric of Carter.
The Withering of Sunscour (1003–1315)calamity· 1003–1315· 63 events· weight 376
  1. 1003Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  2. 1003The scholars of Sunscour grew to 3 — a small tradition took root.
  3. 1005Mana corruption from Ashen Steppe bled into Sunscour, tainting soil and sky alike.
  4. 1005Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  5. 1007Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  6. 1009House Qarash founded a library at Sunscour, gathering the province's scholars under one roof.
  7. 1011Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  8. 1014Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  9. 1015The library at Sunscour, founded by house Qarash in 1009, was destroyed — a generation's learning turned to ash.
  10. 1017Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  11. 1020In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 14 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  12. 1022A creeping blight began to wither the land of Sunscour, the soil cracking and the grasses dying.
  13. 1023Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  14. 1023In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 8 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  15. 1025Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  16. 1026In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 22 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  17. 1029Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  18. 1030Famine struck Sunscour; some 11 souls perished.
  19. 1032Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  20. 1034The blight of Sunscour deepened — 13 fled or perished as the terrain shifted toward desert.
  21. 1034Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  22. 1038Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  23. 1042Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  24. 1048Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  25. 1049Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  26. 1058The learned tradition of Sunscour was quietly lost — no scholar had studied there in 55 years.
  27. 1059Sunscour was lost to the blight; no crop will ever grow there again.
  28. 1073Tremors ran through the earth of Sunscour, and old walls cracked without falling.
  29. 1080Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  30. 1088Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  31. 1098In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 58 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  32. 1106In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 66 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  33. 1106A monstrous birth was reported in Sunscour — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  34. 1112In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 108 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  35. 1115In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 111 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  36. 1119In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 113 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  37. 1121Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  38. 1137Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  39. 1140Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  40. 1145A monstrous birth was reported in Sunscour — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  41. 1162A pestilence broke out near Sunscour and swept 6 provinces, killing 152. Among the dead were 3 of noble blood.
  42. 1179House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 10.2 to one.
  43. 1184The tribute from house Brewer to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  44. 1208Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  45. 1215Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  46. 1219Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  47. 1220Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  48. 1222Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  49. 1227In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 212 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  50. 1231In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 100 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  51. 1249Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  52. 1263Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  53. 1277Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  54. 1277House Mason imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 5.2 to one.
  55. 1282Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  56. 1285The tribute from house Brewer to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  57. 1290Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  58. 1293Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  59. 1300Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  60. 1302Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  61. 1305Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  62. 1309Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  63. 1315Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
The Wars for County of Highpass (1001–1359)title· 1001–1359· 44 events· weight 322
  1. 1001Temur I of Qarash wrested County of Highpass from Dorin I of Grimmr. Dorin fell in the fighting.
  2. 1004Temur II of Qarash, a child of 1, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Yusuf of Qarash.
  3. 1011Bardin of Grimmr failed to take County of Highpass from Temur II of Qarash. Bardin fell in the fighting.
  4. 1027Leyla of Qarash, a child of 2, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Temur II of Qarash.
  5. 1045Leyla of Qarash reformed the succession of County of Highpass to elective.
  6. 1072The death of Leyla of Qarash left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  7. 1072Frida of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized County of Highpass and founded the House of Dunn.
  8. 1074The death of Frida of Dunn left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  9. 1074Yorick of Ashford, risen from common stock, seized County of Highpass and founded the House of Ashford.
  10. 1095Wystan of Weaver wrested County of Highpass from Yorick of Ashford.
  11. 1107Yorick of Ashford, against the odds, wrested County of Highpass from Wystan of Weaver.
  12. 1109Wystan of Weaver failed to take County of Highpass from Yorick of Ashford.
  13. 1114Wystan of Weaver failed to take County of Highpass from Conrad of Ashford.
  14. 1116Wystan of Weaver failed to take County of Highpass from Conrad of Ashford.
  15. 1117Wystan of Weaver wrested County of Highpass from Conrad of Ashford.
  16. 1122The death of Wystan of Weaver left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  17. 1122Conrad of Ashford seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
  18. 1156Dervla of Ashford failed to take County of Highpass from Quintus of Ashford. Dervla fell in the fighting.
  19. 1169The death of Linnea of Ashford left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  20. 1169Norbert of Fletcher, risen from common stock, seized County of Highpass and founded the House of Fletcher.
  21. 1170The death of Norbert of Fletcher left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  22. 1171Valter of Reed, risen from common stock, seized County of Highpass and founded the House of Reed.
  23. 1173The death of Valter of Reed left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  24. 1173Conrad of Brewer, risen from common stock, seized County of Highpass and founded the House of Brewer.
  25. 1174Linnea of Brewer, a child of 0, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Conrad of Brewer.
  26. 1189The death of Linnea of Brewer left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  27. 1189Leoric of Weaver, risen from common stock, seized County of Highpass and founded the House of Weaver.
  28. 1191The death of Leoric of Weaver left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  29. 1191Osric of Fletcher, risen from common stock, seized County of Highpass and founded the House of Fletcher.
  30. 1208Valter I of Greaves failed to take County of Highpass from Osric of Fletcher. Valter fell in the fighting.
  31. 1210Isolde of Dunn failed to take County of Highpass from Osric of Fletcher. Isolde fell in the fighting.
  32. 1228Isolde of Fletcher reformed the succession of County of Highpass to primogeniture.
  33. 1233Garren of Greaves wrested County of Highpass from Isolde of Fletcher.
  34. 1239Garren of Greaves reformed the succession of County of Highpass to elective.
  35. 1244Thyra II of Greaves, against the odds, wrested County of Highpass from Isolde of Greaves. Isolde fell in the fighting.
  36. 1279The death of Thyra II of Greaves left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  37. 1279Osric of Mason seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
  38. 1289Katla of Mason, a child of 7, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Osric of Mason.
  39. 1290Jocelyn of Mason, a child of 2, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Katla of Mason.
  40. 1290Garren of Dunn wrested County of Highpass from Jocelyn of Mason. Jocelyn fell in the fighting.
  41. 1321The death of Garren of Dunn left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  42. 1322Bertran of Reed seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
  43. 1358The death of Mathilde of Reed left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  44. 1359Ulrika of Smith, risen from common stock, seized County of Highpass and founded the House of Smith.
The Wars for Duchy of Saltmere (1068–1353)title· 1068–1353· 40 events· weight 316
  1. 1068Solveig I of Harlow, a child of 3, inherited Duchy of Saltmere upon the death of Sten I of Harlow.
  2. 1068A child of 3 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
  3. 1068A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  4. 1080Torgan III of Harlow wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Solveig I of Harlow through court intrigue and subversion.
  5. 1081Solveig I of Harlow wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Torgan III of Harlow.
  6. 1087Garren I of Temujin took Duchy of Saltmere, wresting it from the line of Solveig I of Harlow.
  7. 1087A child of 1 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
  8. 1087A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  9. 1094The regent of Duchy of Saltmere cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
  10. 1096The regent of Duchy of Saltmere cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
  11. 1109Garren I of Temujin reformed the succession of Duchy of Saltmere to elective.
  12. 1111Garren II of Temujin, a child of 2, inherited Duchy of Saltmere upon the death of Garren I of Temujin.
  13. 1111A child of 2 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
  14. 1128Garren III of Temujin wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Mathilde of Temujin.
  15. 1134Conrad II of Temujin, a child of 6, inherited Duchy of Saltmere upon the death of Garren III of Temujin.
  16. 1134A child of 6 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
  17. 1134A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  18. 1158Sigmund of Temujin laid siege to Duchy of Saltmere at Saltmere — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  19. 1165Duchy of Saltmere fell to Sigmund of Temujin — after 8 years, attritional collapse. Valter of Temujin had lost the seat.
  20. 1177Katla of Temujin laid siege to Duchy of Saltmere at Saltmere — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  21. 1177Katla of Temujin lifted the siege of Duchy of Saltmere — 1 year in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  22. 1216Ottilie II of Temujin reformed the succession of Duchy of Saltmere to primogeniture.
  23. 1241Aldric of Greaves took Duchy of Saltmere, wresting it from the line of Ottilie II of Temujin.
  24. 1242Ysolt of Greaves laid siege to Duchy of Saltmere at Saltmere — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  25. 1242The death of Aldric of Greaves left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  26. 1242Duchy of Saltmere fell to Ysolt of Greaves — after 1 year, defender slain. Aldric of Greaves had lost the seat.
  27. 1250Ysolt of Greaves reformed the succession of Duchy of Saltmere to elective.
  28. 1286The death of Ysolt of Greaves left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  29. 1287Joran of Weaver, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Saltmere and founded the House of Weaver.
  30. 1320Wystan of Weaver wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Hedwig I of Weaver through court intrigue and subversion.
  31. 1331Hedwig I of Weaver wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Isolde of Weaver through court intrigue and subversion.
  32. 1342Osric of Tanner laid siege to Duchy of Saltmere at Saltmere — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  33. 1345Falk of Weaver, a child of 0, inherited Duchy of Saltmere upon the death of Norbert of Weaver.
  34. 1345A child of 0 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
  35. 1345A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  36. 1345Duchy of Saltmere fell to Osric of Tanner — after 4 years, defender slain. Norbert of Weaver had lost the seat.
  37. 1351Brigid I of Tanner wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Osric I of Tanner through court intrigue and subversion.
  38. 1352Osric of Tanner laid siege to Duchy of Saltmere at Saltmere — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  39. 1353Osric I of Tanner, against the odds, wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Brigid I of Tanner. Brigid fell in the fighting.
  40. 1353Duchy of Saltmere fell to Osric of Tanner — after 2 years, defender slain. Brigid of Tanner had lost the seat.
The Withering of Mirewood (1208–1496)calamity· 1208–1496· 55 events· weight 299
  1. 1208Tremors ran through the earth of Mirewood, and old walls cracked without falling.
  2. 1211Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  3. 1212The trade route between Rivenbrook and Mirewood was severed — famine broke the lane.
  4. 1217Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  5. 1226The merchants of Mirewood — 3 strong — took the reins of the province in all but name.
  6. 1232In Mirewood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 25 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  7. 1239Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  8. 1249House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  9. 1257Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  10. 1261Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  11. 1263Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  12. 1267Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  13. 1269Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  14. 1270A creeping blight began to wither the land of Mirewood, the soil cracking and the grasses dying.
  15. 1270Famine struck Mirewood; some 12 souls perished.
  16. 1273The tribute from house Reed to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  17. 1275Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  18. 1279Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  19. 1280The blight of Mirewood deepened — 10 fled or perished as the terrain shifted toward desert.
  20. 1281Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  21. 1290Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  22. 1298Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  23. 1300Mirewood was lost to the blight; no crop will ever grow there again.
  24. 1300A corruption lord (tier 4) took root in Mirewood, and the countryside knew fear.
  25. 1304Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  26. 1335The great works of Mirewood broke ground — aqueducts, walls, a bridge that would outlast the ruler who built it.
  27. 1337Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  28. 1338Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  29. 1350Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  30. 1354Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  31. 1354Tremors ran through the earth of Mirewood, and old walls cracked without falling.
  32. 1365A monstrous birth was reported in Mirewood — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  33. 1371House Ashford imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  34. 1409Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  35. 1424Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  36. 1447Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  37. 1448Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  38. 1453Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  39. 1459Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  40. 1463Tremors ran through the earth of Mirewood, and old walls cracked without falling.
  41. 1464Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  42. 1466House Tanner imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  43. 1467Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  44. 1474Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  45. 1476The tribute from house Reed to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  46. 1479Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  47. 1484House Tanner imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  48. 1485Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  49. 1485The tribute from house Fletcher to house Tanner quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  50. 1486Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  51. 1488Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  52. 1489House Tanner imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 6.6 to one.
  53. 1490Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
  54. 1494The tribute from house Reed to house Ashford quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  55. 1496Famine struck Mirewood; some 13 souls perished.
The Wars for County of Sunmeadow (1174–1500)title· 1174–1500· 37 events· weight 266
  1. 1174The death of Astrid II of Harlow left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  2. 1174Conrad of Mason, risen from common stock, seized County of Sunmeadow and founded the House of Mason.
  3. 1189Garren of Mason, a child of 8, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Conrad of Mason.
  4. 1191Frida of Mason wrested County of Sunmeadow from Garren of Mason. Garren fell in the fighting.
  5. 1201Frida of Mason reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to elective.
  6. 1201The death of Frida of Mason left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  7. 1201Tancred of Weaver, risen from common stock, seized County of Sunmeadow and founded the House of Weaver.
  8. 1202Falk of Brewer wrested County of Sunmeadow from Tancred of Weaver.
  9. 1212Tancred of Weaver failed to take County of Sunmeadow from Falk of Brewer. Tancred fell in the fighting.
  10. 1250The death of Garren of Brewer left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  11. 1250Ivar of Ashford, risen from common stock, seized County of Sunmeadow and founded the House of Ashford.
  12. 1278Sigmund of Reed wrested County of Sunmeadow from Ivar of Ashford. Ivar fell in the fighting.
  13. 1284Sigmund of Reed reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to primogeniture.
  14. 1286The death of Sigmund of Reed left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  15. 1287Kalman of Mason, risen from common stock, seized County of Sunmeadow and founded the House of Mason.
  16. 1293Kalman of Mason reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to elective.
  17. 1324Isolde of Brewer wrested County of Sunmeadow from Roesia of Mason.
  18. 1329Isolde of Brewer reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to primogeniture.
  19. 1356The death of Isolde of Brewer left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  20. 1356Norbert of Ashford, risen from common stock, seized County of Sunmeadow and founded the House of Ashford.
  21. 1369Reynard I of Weaver wrested County of Sunmeadow from Norbert of Ashford. Norbert fell in the fighting.
  22. 1379Aldric of Weaver wrested County of Sunmeadow from Ottilie of Weaver.
  23. 1391Reynard of Tanner wrested County of Sunmeadow from Aldric of Weaver. Aldric fell in the fighting.
  24. 1396Reynard of Tanner reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to elective.
  25. 1413The death of Wilona of Tanner left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  26. 1413Wilona of Smith seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
  27. 1421Wilona of Smith reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to primogeniture.
  28. 1421Leoric III of Mason took County of Sunmeadow, wresting it from the line of Wilona of Smith.
  29. 1439Ivar II of Mason, a child of 9, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Leoric III of Mason.
  30. 1455Leoric IV of Mason, a child of 4, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Ivar II of Mason.
  31. 1471The death of Leoric IV of Mason left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  32. 1471Tancred II of Mason seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
  33. 1474Ulrika of Mason failed to take County of Sunmeadow from Tancred II of Mason. Ulrika fell in the fighting.
  34. 1481Edrik of Mason, a child of 5, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Kalman II of Mason.
  35. 1485The death of Edrik of Mason left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  36. 1494Mathilde of Mason seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
  37. 1500Yorick of Fletcher took County of Sunmeadow, wresting it from the line of Mathilde of Mason.
The Revolt of Gullhaven (1001–1269)calamity· 1001–1269· 43 events· weight 261
  1. 1001Famine struck Gullhaven; some 101 souls perished.
  2. 1001A bread riot broke out in Gullhaven — the granaries were forced open, and the price of a loaf became a chapter in the chronicle.
  3. 1003A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 8 were drowned in the surge.
  4. 1004The pilots of Gullhaven set down the great chart of coasts — routes safer for a generation.
  5. 1005A great whaling season came to Gullhaven — 47 beasts taken, and silver flooded the port.
  6. 1014The merchants of Gullhaven — 5 strong — took the reins of the province in all but name.
  7. 1025The fisheries of Gullhaven collapsed — the nets came up empty for years afterward.
  8. 1026Guild of Gullhaven Merchants was chartered at Gullhaven — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  9. 1036A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
  10. 1038A great fleet action was fought off Gullhaven — ships burned to the waterline.
  11. 1053Guild of Gullhaven Merchants dissolved at Gullhaven — the last masters were dead or gone, and the guildhall stood empty.
  12. 1054Old Synulu became the lingua franca of the Gullhaven route — no merchant could bargain there, no scholar could argue there, without it on the tongue.
  13. 1060A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
  14. 1060Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 5 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  15. 1067In Gullhaven, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 42 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  16. 1067A sea monster (tier 3) took root in Gullhaven, and the countryside knew fear.
  17. 1070Tremors ran through the earth of Gullhaven, and old walls cracked without falling.
  18. 1090House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.0 to one.
  19. 1098A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 5 were drowned in the surge.
  20. 1104A lighthouse was raised at Gullhaven — ships would no longer break blind on the reefs.
  21. 1106House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  22. 1111Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 6 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  23. 1117House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  24. 1119A great temple was raised at Gullhaven — its bells would sound over the fields for centuries.
  25. 1125House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  26. 1130The tribute from house Temujin to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  27. 1134A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
  28. 1135The tribute from house Temujin to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  29. 1139Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 6 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  30. 1140A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
  31. 1142A heresy trial was held in Gullhaven — the old orthodoxy tightened its grip.
  32. 1145The pirates that had preyed on Gullhaven joined into a confederation — the coast became a lawless kingdom of its own.
  33. 1148House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.3 to one.
  34. 1149The tribute from house Temujin to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  35. 1161A monstrous birth was reported in Gullhaven — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  36. 1183A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 9 were drowned in the surge.
  37. 1185Tremors ran through the earth of Gullhaven, and old walls cracked without falling.
  38. 1201A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 9 were drowned in the surge.
  39. 1212Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 9 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  40. 1218A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 6 were drowned in the surge.
  41. 1224A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 5 were drowned in the surge.
  42. 1242Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 8 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  43. 1269Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 4 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
The Withering of Dunemarch (1223–1498)calamity· 1223–1498· 44 events· weight 253
  1. 1223In Dunemarch, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 176 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  2. 1228In Dunemarch, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 83 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  3. 1243Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  4. 1245House Temujin imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 4.9 to one.
  5. 1248The tribute from house Reed to house Temujin quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  6. 1271House Mason imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 7.9 to one.
  7. 1274Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  8. 1274The tribute from house Reed to house Temujin quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  9. 1280Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  10. 1281Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  11. 1286Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  12. 1292A creeping blight began to wither the land of Dunemarch, the soil cracking and the grasses dying.
  13. 1292Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  14. 1292House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 25.1 to one.
  15. 1293The tribute from house Weaver to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  16. 1294Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  17. 1304The blight of Dunemarch deepened — 13 fled or perished as the terrain shifted toward desert.
  18. 1305Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  19. 1329Dunemarch was lost to the blight; no crop will ever grow there again.
  20. 1335House Brewer imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 5.7 to one.
  21. 1339The tribute from house Reed to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  22. 1353Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  23. 1359Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  24. 1363A monstrous birth was reported in Dunemarch — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  25. 1366Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  26. 1367Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  27. 1377Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  28. 1388A pestilence broke out near Dunemarch and swept 5 provinces, killing 138. Among the dead were 6 of noble blood.
  29. 1407Tremors ran through the earth of Dunemarch, and old walls cracked without falling.
  30. 1447Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  31. 1449Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  32. 1456Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  33. 1463Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  34. 1467Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  35. 1469Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  36. 1472Famine struck Dunemarch; some 12 souls perished.
  37. 1486In Dunemarch, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 363 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  38. 1488Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  39. 1491Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  40. 1492Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  41. 1493Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  42. 1494Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  43. 1496Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  44. 1498Famine struck Dunemarch; some 12 souls perished.
The Revolt of Thornwood (1191–1450)calamity· 1191–1450· 38 events· weight 247
  1. 1191In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 172 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  2. 1205In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 203 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  3. 1209House Brewer imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 4.0 to one.
  4. 1215Famine struck Thornwood; some 48 souls perished.
  5. 1222The tribute from house Greaves to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  6. 1225House Brewer imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  7. 1231The tribute from house Greaves to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  8. 1231Garren of Brewer raised a company of mercenaries — silver, not blood, would answer the war.
  9. 1234House Brewer imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 3.7 to one.
  10. 1237The tribute from house Greaves to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  11. 1250A monstrous birth was reported in Thornwood — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  12. 1251In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 249 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  13. 1256In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 254 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  14. 1260In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 225 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  15. 1265A monstrous birth was reported in Thornwood — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  16. 1267Tremors ran through the earth of Thornwood, and old walls cracked without falling.
  17. 1277A monstrous birth was reported in Thornwood — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  18. 1284In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 208 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  19. 1286In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 284 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  20. 1289Tremors ran through the earth of Thornwood, and old walls cracked without falling.
  21. 1296A pestilence broke out near Thornwood and swept 1 provinces, killing 6.
  22. 1320Garren of Dunn raised a company of mercenaries — silver, not blood, would answer the war.
  23. 1343In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 162 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  24. 1367House Weaver imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 5.1 to one.
  25. 1379House Weaver imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 7.1 to one.
  26. 1382The tribute from house Temujin to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  27. 1394In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 66 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  28. 1401In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 353 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  29. 1401Tremors ran through the earth of Thornwood, and old walls cracked without falling.
  30. 1403In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 226 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  31. 1407In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 387 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  32. 1415A feral beast (tier 2) took root in Thornwood, and the countryside knew fear.
  33. 1430House Mason imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 4.5 to one.
  34. 1432The tribute from house Greaves to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  35. 1434A monstrous birth was reported in Thornwood — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  36. 1448House Mason imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 4.0 to one.
  37. 1448Tremors ran through the earth of Thornwood, and old walls cracked without falling.
  38. 1450The tribute from house Brewer to house Mason quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
The Revolt of Elmwood (1162–1292)calamity· 1162–1292· 39 events· weight 240
  1. 1162House Harlow imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 4.6 to one.
  2. 1167A feral beast (tier 2) took root in Elmwood, and the countryside knew fear.
  3. 1175House Temujin imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  4. 1176Katla of Temujin raised a company of mercenaries — silver, not blood, would answer the war.
  5. 1177The tribute from house Temujin to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  6. 1180The tribute from house Greaves to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  7. 1183House Brewer imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  8. 1185The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  9. 1188House Brewer imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  10. 1189House Mason imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 8.8 to one.
  11. 1190The tribute from house Reed to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  12. 1193House Mason imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 4.6 to one.
  13. 1195House Mason imposed tribute on house Temujin — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  14. 1198The tribute from house Amonhotep to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  15. 1205A feral beast (tier 2) took root in Elmwood, and the countryside knew fear.
  16. 1214House Brewer imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 9.4 to one.
  17. 1215The tribute from house Reed to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  18. 1217The tribute from house Temujin to house Mason quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  19. 1229House Brewer imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 9.7 to one.
  20. 1230The tribute from house Reed to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  21. 1231Famine struck Elmwood; some 28 souls perished.
  22. 1232House Brewer imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 6.1 to one.
  23. 1234The tribute from house Reed to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  24. 1236A feral beast (tier 2) took root in Elmwood, and the countryside knew fear.
  25. 1239House Brewer imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 5.2 to one.
  26. 1240The tribute from house Reed to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  27. 1241House Brewer imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 3.8 to one.
  28. 1242House Brewer imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 5.0 to one.
  29. 1244The tribute from house Temujin to house Mason quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  30. 1247The house of Brewer at Elmwood grew soft — merchants and scholars filled the halls where soldiers had once stood.
  31. 1249The tribute from house Reed to house Brewer quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  32. 1255Famine struck Elmwood; some 30 souls perished.
  33. 1257Tremors ran through the earth of Elmwood, and old walls cracked without falling.
  34. 1271In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 11 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  35. 1273In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 266 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  36. 1276In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 269 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  37. 1279In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 272 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  38. 1281In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 80 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  39. 1292An adventurers' guild hall was raised at Elmwood — heroes had made a habit of this coast.

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