The Mundane Frontier

World: frontier· seed 7· 1001–1300· 2772 events chronicled / 7375 total

A world without magic — only kings, houses, and their claims.

The year is 1300. This world lives through a temperate age — the neutral phase has held for 1300 years, its severity 0. 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 Wars for Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe (1001–1300)

The Calamities of Ibiki Vale (1001–1281)

The Calamities of Gullhaven (1002–1298)

The Wars for County of Highpass (1001–1288)

The Wars for Kingdom of Ibiki (1008–1205)

The Rift of Ibiki (1019–1179)

The Wars for County of the Verdant Fever (1014–1297)

The Wars for Duchy of Mirewood (1007–1299)

The Wars for Hold of Ironheart (1065–1244)

The Wars for Empire of Zafran (1103–1295)

The Calamities of Sunmeadow (1005–1295)

The Wars for Clanhold of Dunemarch (1001–1287)

The Wars for Duchy of Rivenbrook (1006–1205)

The Calamities of Saltmere (1006–1294)

The Wars for Duchy of Saltmere (1025–1205)

The Wars for Kingdom of the Ironspine (1007–1176)

Kingdoms of the age

Kingdom of Ibiki — Ibiki Vale
held by Roesia of Reed
Kingdom of the Ironspine — Ironspine
held by Sigmund of Reed
Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — Ashen Steppe
held by Sigmund of Reed
Empire of Zafran — Zafran
held by Tancred of Brewer
Hold of Ironheart — Ironheart Hall
held by Conrad of Carter

Surviving houses

Reed— founded · 44 living members
Deepvault— founded · 13 living members
Darzan— founded · 12 living members
Brewer— founded · 9 living members
Holt— founded · 7 living members
Reed— founded · 6 living members
Dunn— founded · 6 living members
Greaves— founded · 6 living members
Carter— founded · 4 living members
Dunn— founded · 4 living members
Brewer— founded · 2 living members
Mason— founded · 1 living members

Story arcs

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The Wars for Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe (1001–1300)title· 1001–1300· 83 events· weight 675

1001Ghazan of Qarash succeeded Temur I of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1002Farid I of Darzan failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Ghazan of Qarash.
1005Gul I of Qarash, a child of 3, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Ghazan of Qarash.
1005A child of 3 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
1005A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1009Sabah of Qarash succeeded Gul I of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1013Yusuf of Qarash succeeded Sabah of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1023Temur II of Qarash succeeded Yusuf of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1027Nur of Qarash succeeded Temur II of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1034Altan of Qarash wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Nur of Qarash through court intrigue and subversion.
1034Nur of Qarash succeeded Altan of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1037Perizad of Qarash succeeded Nur of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1039Gul II of Qarash succeeded Perizad of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1047Gul II of Qarash reformed the succession of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe to primogeniture.
1050Bosk of Sythe wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Gul II of Qarash through court intrigue and subversion.
1054The death of Bosk of Sythe left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1054Maura II of Sythe seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1062Orin I of Aeryn took Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe, wresting it from the line of Maura II of Sythe.
1076Doriel IV of Aeryn, a child of 2, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Orin I of Aeryn.
1076A child of 2 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
1076A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1086Ilric II of Doriel wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Doriel IV of Aeryn.
1090The death of Ilric II of Doriel left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1090Falk I of Achaemenid seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1091Doriel IV of Aeryn failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Falk I of Achaemenid. Doriel fell in the fighting.
1092Faelan VI of Aeryn, against the odds, wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Falk I of Achaemenid.
1106Kaevo III of Aeryn succeeded Faelan VI of Aeryn as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1111The death of Kaevo III of Aeryn left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1111Falk I of Achaemenid seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1112Faelan VII of Aeryn failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Falk I of Achaemenid.
1118Orin II of Aeryn failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Falk I of Achaemenid.
1123The death of Falk I of Achaemenid left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1123Maren VI of Aeryn seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1126The death of Maren VI of Aeryn left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1126Tancred of Reed seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1127Orin II of Aeryn failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Tancred of Reed.
1137Orin II of Aeryn failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Tancred of Reed.
1140The death of Tancred of Reed left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1140Orin II of Aeryn seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1148The death of Orin II of Aeryn left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1148Falk of Holt seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1150Sigmund I of Reed, against the odds, wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Falk of Holt.
1162A pretender claiming Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1168Quintus I of Reed succeeded Sigmund I of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1170The pretender to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
1171Perrin of Weaver failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Quintus I of Reed.
1180Perrin of Weaver wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Quintus I of Reed. Quintus fell in the fighting.
1185Osric of Weaver succeeded Perrin of Weaver as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1190The death of Osric of Weaver left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1190Ulric of Weaver seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1193Doran of Weaver, a child of 0, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Ulric of Weaver.
1193A child of 0 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
1193A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1194The death of Doran of Weaver left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1194Linnea I of Reed seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1194Sohrab VII of Darzan took Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe, wresting it from the line of Linnea I of Reed.
1198Reynard of Fletcher failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Sohrab VII of Darzan. Reynard fell in the fighting.
1199Leoric of Brewer failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Sohrab VII of Darzan.
1201Dervla I of Reed wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Sohrab VII of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1208Quintus II of Reed wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Dervla I of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1209Sigmund II of Reed succeeded Quintus II of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1213Perrin I of Reed succeeded Sigmund II of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1217Zaida I of Reed, a child of 0, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Perrin I of Reed.
1217A child of 0 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
1217A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1224Anahita IV of Darzan wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Zaida I of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1228Kalman of Reed took Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe, wresting it from the line of Anahita IV of Darzan.
1244Ulric I of Reed wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Kalman of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1253Tancred I of Reed succeeded Ulric I of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1262Valter III of Reed, a child of 0, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Tancred I of Reed.
1262A child of 0 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
1268Brigid of Reed wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Valter III of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1271Sigmund II of Dunn took Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe, wresting it from the line of Brigid of Reed.
1273The death of Sigmund II of Dunn left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1274Bertran I of Reed seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1276Osric I of Reed succeeded Bertran I of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
1279Ulrika II of Reed, a child of 3, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Osric I of Reed.
1279A child of 3 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
1279A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1281The regent of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
1287The death of Ulrika II of Reed left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1287Sigmund IV of Reed seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
1300A pretender claiming Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.

The Calamities of Ibiki Vale (1001–1281)calamity· 1001–1281· 85 events· weight 515

1001The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1002The sun went dark over Ibiki Vale, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
1002Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Ibiki Vale — an aurora sighted where none should be.
1004Two stars burned side-by-side in the night above Ibiki Vale — the astronomers wrote of a new heaven, the priests of a new age.
1005A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1006A comet crossed the sky above Ibiki Vale, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
1007A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1017Tremors ran through the earth of Ibiki Vale, and old walls cracked without falling.
1031The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1034A mass jailbreak split open the dungeons of Ibiki Vale — chains struck off, guards overpowered, the escapees vanished into the wide countryside.
1036The crown jewels vanished from the vaults of Ibiki Vale — no dungeon held them, no chronicler could name the thief, and the seat of the kingdom sat lighter for it.
1043Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Ibiki Vale — an aurora sighted where none should be.
1047Guild of Ibiki Vale Blades was chartered at Ibiki Vale — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
1050A knightly order was founded at Ibiki Vale — its sworn blades would answer to no single crown.
1053A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1056A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1061The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1066A comet crossed the sky above Ibiki Vale, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
1067A heresy trial was held in Ibiki Vale — the old orthodoxy tightened its grip.
1073The sun went dark over Ibiki Vale, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
1082A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1083Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Ibiki Vale — an aurora sighted where none should be.
1083A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1085A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1092The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1095Peasants of Ibiki Vale rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
1095A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1096In the shadows of Ibiki Vale, a thieves' guild took shape — after so many murders, the criminal element had learned to organise.
1098A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1103A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1106A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1108A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1109A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1109A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1114Famine struck Ibiki Vale; some 210 souls perished.
1114A bread riot broke out in Ibiki Vale — the granaries were forced open, and the price of a loaf became a chapter in the chronicle.
1114A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1125A mass jailbreak split open the dungeons of Ibiki Vale — chains struck off, guards overpowered, the escapees vanished into the wide countryside.
1126Peasants of Ibiki Vale rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
1136A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1138A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1147A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1149A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1151A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1153A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1155A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1159The merchants of Ibiki Vale closed their books and shuttered their stalls — the crown would meet their terms or go hungry.
1164A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1166A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1169A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1174A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1176A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1185A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1187A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1193A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1194A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1202A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1204The merchants of Ibiki Vale closed their books and shuttered their stalls — the crown would meet their terms or go hungry.
1207A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1212A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1215A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1216A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1218A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1219A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1220A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1221A pestilence broke out near Ibiki Vale and swept 4 provinces, killing 262.
1221A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1225A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1226A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1232A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1236A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1237A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1241A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1244The merchants of Ibiki Vale closed their books and shuttered their stalls — the crown would meet their terms or go hungry.
1251A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1254The lower castes of Ibiki Vale rose against their betters — the great order cracked.
1256A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1256A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1261A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1262A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1266A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1270A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1274A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1275A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1281A great festival was held in Ibiki Vale — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.

The Calamities of Gullhaven (1002–1298)calamity· 1002–1298· 87 events· weight 486

1002A great fleet action was fought off Gullhaven — ships burned to the waterline.
1007A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 12 were drowned in the surge.
1016The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1023The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1032A great whaling season came to Gullhaven — 33 beasts taken, and silver flooded the port.
1033A great fleet action was fought off Gullhaven — ships burned to the waterline.
1037A serial killer stalked Gullhaven — three bodies in as many years, no one caught, the chroniclers gave them a name.
1041The fisheries of Gullhaven collapsed — the nets came up empty for years afterward.
1043A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 8 were drowned in the surge.
1057A monstrous birth was reported in Gullhaven — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
1057The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1061A great fleet action was fought off Gullhaven — ships burned to the waterline.
1075The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1087A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 5 were drowned in the surge.
1092A knightly order was founded at Gullhaven — its sworn blades would answer to no single crown.
1094A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1099A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1100A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1101A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1107A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1113A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1115A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1117A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1122The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1123A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1125A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1128Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 5 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
1135A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1138The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1139The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1140A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1141A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1145A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1149A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1152A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1156A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1160A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1165A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1167A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1170The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1171A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1174The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1176A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
1178A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1178The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1181The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1186A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1187A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1189A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1193A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1196The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1197A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1197The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1198A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1199A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1207The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1212A pestilence broke out near Gullhaven and swept 3 provinces, killing 179.
1213A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1219The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1222A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1227A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
1228A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1235A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1235The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1238A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1239A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1243A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
1246A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1249A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1251A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1253A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1254The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1255The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1257A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
1257A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1261Tremors ran through the earth of Gullhaven, and old walls cracked without falling.
1263A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1269A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1273A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1277A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1277The May Day parade wound through Gullhaven — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1286A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1289A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1292A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1293A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
1295A grand tournament was hosted at Gullhaven — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
1298A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.

The Wars for County of Highpass (1001–1288)title· 1001–1288· 63 events· weight 393

1001Temur I of Qarash failed to take County of Highpass from Dorin I of Grimmr.
1002Ghazan of Qarash wrested County of Highpass from Dorin I of Grimmr.
1005Gul I of Qarash, a child of 3, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Ghazan of Qarash.
1009The death of Gul I of Qarash left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1010Sabah of Qarash seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
1013Yusuf of Qarash succeeded Sabah of Qarash as holder of County of Highpass.
1022Yusuf of Qarash reformed the succession of County of Highpass to elective.
1023Temur II of Qarash succeeded Yusuf of Qarash as holder of County of Highpass.
1027Nur of Qarash succeeded Temur II of Qarash as holder of County of Highpass.
1034Altan of Qarash failed to take County of Highpass from Nur of Qarash. Altan fell in the fighting.
1037Perizad of Qarash succeeded Nur of Qarash as holder of County of Highpass.
1039Gul II of Qarash succeeded Perizad of Qarash as holder of County of Highpass.
1050Bosk of Sythe failed to take County of Highpass from Gul II of Qarash.
1050Zara II of Qarash succeeded Gul II of Qarash as holder of County of Highpass.
1051Bosk of Sythe failed to take County of Highpass from Zara II of Qarash.
1055Maura II of Sythe wrested County of Highpass from Zara II of Qarash. Zara fell in the fighting.
1061Maura II of Sythe reformed the succession of County of Highpass to primogeniture.
1062Orin I of Aeryn took County of Highpass, wresting it from the line of Maura II of Sythe.
1076Doriel IV of Aeryn, a child of 2, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Orin I of Aeryn.
1083Faelan VI of Aeryn wrested County of Highpass from Doriel IV of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
1083Quintus II of Liu wrested County of Highpass from Faelan VI of Aeryn.
1090Doriel IV of Aeryn wrested County of Highpass from Quintus II of Liu.
1091The death of Doriel IV of Aeryn left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1092Faelan VI of Aeryn seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
1106Kaevo III of Aeryn succeeded Faelan VI of Aeryn as holder of County of Highpass.
1111The death of Kaevo III of Aeryn left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1111Faelan VII of Aeryn seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
1117Falk I of Achaemenid failed to take County of Highpass from Faelan VII of Aeryn.
1118Orin II of Aeryn wrested County of Highpass from Faelan VII of Aeryn. Faelan fell in the fighting.
1124Maren VI of Aeryn wrested County of Highpass from Orin II of Aeryn.
1126The death of Maren VI of Aeryn left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1127Orin II of Aeryn seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
1148The death of Orin II of Aeryn left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1148Joran of Brewer, risen from common stock, seized County of Highpass and founded the House of Brewer.
1159Joran of Brewer reformed the succession of County of Highpass to elective.
1166Isolde I of Brewer succeeded Joran of Brewer as holder of County of Highpass.
1177Katla of Brewer wrested County of Highpass from Isolde I of Brewer through court intrigue and subversion.
1181Perrin of Weaver wrested County of Highpass from Katla of Brewer.
1185Osric of Weaver succeeded Perrin of Weaver as holder of County of Highpass.
1190Ulric of Weaver succeeded Osric of Weaver as holder of County of Highpass.
1193Doran of Weaver, a child of 0, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Ulric of Weaver.
1194The death of Doran of Weaver left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1194Isolde I of Brewer seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
1198Sibyl of Brewer succeeded Isolde I of Brewer as holder of County of Highpass.
1202Parisa III of Darzan wrested County of Highpass from Sibyl of Brewer.
1209Quintus II of Reed failed to take County of Highpass from Parisa III of Darzan. Quintus fell in the fighting.
1212Parisa III of Darzan reformed the succession of County of Highpass to primogeniture.
1215Perrin I of Reed took County of Highpass, wresting it from the line of Parisa III of Darzan.
1217Zaida I of Reed, a child of 0, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Perrin I of Reed.
1226Aldric I of Reed, against the odds, wrested County of Highpass from Zaida I of Reed.
1247Quintus III of Reed wrested County of Highpass from Aldric I of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1250Ulric I of Reed wrested County of Highpass from Quintus III of Reed. Quintus fell in the fighting.
1253Tancred I of Reed succeeded Ulric I of Reed as holder of County of Highpass.
1262Valter III of Reed, a child of 0, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Tancred I of Reed.
1269Brigid of Reed failed to take County of Highpass from Valter III of Reed.
1270Brigid of Reed wrested County of Highpass from Valter III of Reed. Valter fell in the fighting.
1271Sigmund II of Dunn took County of Highpass, wresting it from the line of Brigid of Reed.
1273The death of Sigmund II of Dunn left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1274Bertran I of Reed seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
1276Osric I of Reed succeeded Bertran I of Reed as holder of County of Highpass.
1279Ulrika II of Reed, a child of 3, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Osric I of Reed.
1285Ulric of Dunn wrested County of Highpass from Ulrika II of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1288Sigmund IV of Reed wrested County of Highpass from Ulric of Dunn.

The Wars for Kingdom of Ibiki (1008–1205)title· 1008–1205· 45 events· weight 364

1008Faelan I of Aeryn succeeded Caelum I of Aeryn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
1021Faelan III of Aeryn, a child of 5, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Faelan I of Aeryn.
1021A child of 5 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
1021A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1031The death of Faelan III of Aeryn left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1031Lira I of Aeryn seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
1047Maren II of Aeryn wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Lira I of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
1052Taviel I of Aeryn succeeded Maren II of Aeryn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
1056Maren IV of Aeryn, a child of 9, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Taviel I of Aeryn.
1056A child of 9 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
1056A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1060The death of Maren IV of Aeryn left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1062Faye I of Aeryn seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
1062A pretender claiming Kingdom of Ibiki appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1063The death of Faye I of Aeryn left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1063Lira III of Aeryn seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
1064The death of Lira III of Aeryn left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1065Cirel I of Aeryn seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
1065Doriel of Doriel took Kingdom of Ibiki, wresting it from the line of Cirel I of Aeryn.
1065The pretender to Kingdom of Ibiki was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
1066A pretender claiming Kingdom of Ibiki appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1072The death of Doriel of Doriel left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1076Aldous II of Harlow seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
1080Astrid VI of Harlow succeeded Aldous II of Harlow as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
1082A pretender claiming Kingdom of Ibiki appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1085Astrid VI of Harlow reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to elective.
1086Ilric II of Doriel wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Astrid VI of Harlow through court intrigue and subversion.
1087Astrid VI of Harlow, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Ilric II of Doriel.
1114Mira II of Harlow succeeded Astrid VI of Harlow as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
1117Astrid VII of Harlow succeeded Mira II of Harlow as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
1123Astrid VII of Harlow reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to primogeniture.
1125The death of Astrid VII of Harlow left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1125Torvald I of Grimmr seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
1142Grimm II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald I of Grimmr as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
1146Torvald II of Grimmr, a child of 1, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Grimm II of Grimmr.
1146A child of 1 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
1146A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1175Bardin II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald II of Grimmr as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
1186Gudrun IV of Grimmr, a child of 4, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Bardin II of Grimmr.
1186A child of 4 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
1186A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1196Vela of Grimmr failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Gudrun IV of Grimmr.
1196The death of Gudrun IV of Grimmr left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1197Vela of Grimmr seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
1205Brunhilde III of Deepvault took Kingdom of Ibiki, wresting it from the line of Vela of Grimmr.

The Rift of Ibiki (1019–1179)culture· 1019–1179· 50 events· weight 336

1019A mercantile spirit took root among the common people of the Ibiki — trade became the measure of all worth.
1019The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Ibiki — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1019A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold a warrior's way of life, while the common people cleave to the esteem of learning and letters.
1031A mercantile spirit took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — trade became the measure of all worth.
1031The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1049A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Ibiki — generations of war hardened the people.
1049A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1052Rigid caste divisions took root among the common people of the Ibiki — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1053Zealous devotion to the faith took root among the common people of the Ibiki — the faithful grew fervent in their devotion.
1053The rise of merit over birth took root among the common people of the Ibiki — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1059The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Ibiki — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1065The rise of merit over birth took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1067Rigid caste divisions took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1067A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold rigid caste divisions, while the common people cleave to the rise of merit over birth.
1071A warrior's way of life took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — generations of war hardened the people.
1071A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold a warrior's way of life, while the common people cleave to the esteem of learning and letters.
1081The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1083Rigid caste divisions took root among the common people of the Ibiki — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1088Zealous devotion to the faith took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — the faithful grew fervent in their devotion.
1089The practice of slavery took root among the common people of the Ibiki — the powerful bound the weak in chains.
1089A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Ibiki — generations of war hardened the people.
1089A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1092The rise of merit over birth took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1092A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to the practice of slavery.
1092A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to rigid caste divisions.
1099The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Ibiki — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1101The practice of slavery took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — the powerful bound the weak in chains.
1108The rise of merit over birth took root among the common people of the Ibiki — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1108A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold the practice of slavery, while the common people cleave to the rise of merit over birth.
1117A warrior's way of life took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — generations of war hardened the people.
1117A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold a warrior's way of life, while the common people cleave to the esteem of learning and letters.
1122Rigid caste divisions took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1122A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold rigid caste divisions, while the common people cleave to the rise of merit over birth.
1126The rise of merit over birth took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1127The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1129A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Ibiki — generations of war hardened the people.
1129A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1138The practice of slavery took root among the common people of the Ibiki — the powerful bound the weak in chains.
1138Rigid caste divisions took root among the common people of the Ibiki — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1138A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to the practice of slavery.
1138A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to rigid caste divisions.
1139The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Ibiki — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1157A warrior's way of life took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — generations of war hardened the people.
1157A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold a warrior's way of life, while the common people cleave to the esteem of learning and letters.
1163The rise of merit over birth took root among the common people of the Ibiki — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1167The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Ibiki — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1169A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Ibiki — generations of war hardened the people.
1169A rift tears through the Ibiki — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1174Aeryn IV of Aeryn's warrior's posture became the manner of the Ibiki people, spreading to their children and children's children.
1179The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Ibiki — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.

The Wars for County of the Verdant Fever (1014–1297)title· 1014–1297· 49 events· weight 322

1014Vessa I of Sythe succeeded Doran of Sythe as holder of County of the Verdant Fever.
1020Maura I of Sythe succeeded Vessa I of Sythe as holder of County of the Verdant Fever.
1020Faelan II of Aeryn wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Maura I of Sythe.
1029Eril of Sythe wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Faelan II of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
1030Faelan II of Aeryn failed to take County of the Verdant Fever from Eril of Sythe. Faelan fell in the fighting.
1036Maura I of Sythe wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Eril of Sythe through court intrigue and subversion.
1041Maura I of Sythe reformed the succession of County of the Verdant Fever to primogeniture.
1044Grell of Sythe wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Maura I of Sythe through court intrigue and subversion.
1048Iria I of Sythe succeeded Grell of Sythe as holder of County of the Verdant Fever.
1052Farah II of Darzan took County of the Verdant Fever, wresting it from the line of Iria I of Sythe.
1058The death of Farah II of Darzan left County of the Verdant Fever with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1058Maura I of Sythe seized the vacant County of the Verdant Fever amid the disorder.
1076Gimrel I of Deepvault took County of the Verdant Fever, wresting it from the line of Maura I of Sythe.
1079The death of Gimrel I of Deepvault left County of the Verdant Fever with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1079Gorma I of Deepvault seized the vacant County of the Verdant Fever amid the disorder.
1083Kian II of Darzan took County of the Verdant Fever, wresting it from the line of Gorma I of Deepvault.
1092Astara II of Deepvault wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Kian II of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1099Udra IV of Deepvault wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Astara II of Deepvault through court intrigue and subversion.
1105The death of Udra IV of Deepvault left County of the Verdant Fever with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1105Kian II of Darzan seized the vacant County of the Verdant Fever amid the disorder.
1134Rostam V of Darzan succeeded Kian II of Darzan as holder of County of the Verdant Fever.
1155The death of Rostam V of Darzan left County of the Verdant Fever with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1155Sohrab V of Darzan seized the vacant County of the Verdant Fever amid the disorder.
1177Sohrab VI of Darzan succeeded Sohrab V of Darzan as holder of County of the Verdant Fever.
1180Parisa III of Darzan, a child of 2, inherited County of the Verdant Fever upon the death of Sohrab VI of Darzan.
1191Jamshid I of Darzan wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Parisa III of Darzan.
1195Farid II of Darzan succeeded Jamshid I of Darzan as holder of County of the Verdant Fever.
1201Parisa III of Darzan wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Farid II of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1209Bahram IV of Darzan wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Parisa III of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1210Parisa III of Darzan wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Bahram IV of Darzan. Bahram fell in the fighting.
1212Shirin IV of Darzan failed to take County of the Verdant Fever from Parisa III of Darzan.
1215Shirin IV of Darzan wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Parisa III of Darzan. Parisa fell in the fighting.
1218Rostam VII of Darzan wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Shirin IV of Darzan.
1223Kian V of Darzan, a child of 10, inherited County of the Verdant Fever upon the death of Rostam VII of Darzan.
1234Shirin IV of Darzan wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Kian V of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1235Kian V of Darzan failed to take County of the Verdant Fever from Shirin IV of Darzan.
1244Norbert I of Reed took County of the Verdant Fever, wresting it from the line of Shirin IV of Darzan.
1244Kian V of Darzan failed to take County of the Verdant Fever from Norbert I of Reed. Kian fell in the fighting.
1251Garren I of Reed, a child of 4, inherited County of the Verdant Fever upon the death of Norbert I of Reed.
1267Darius V of Darzan failed to take County of the Verdant Fever from Garren I of Reed. Darius fell in the fighting.
1269Valter II of Reed wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Garren I of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1270Osric II of Reed succeeded Valter II of Reed as holder of County of the Verdant Fever.
1280Garren I of Reed wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Osric II of Reed.
1289Bertran II of Reed wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Garren I of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1290Garren I of Reed wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Bertran II of Reed. Bertran fell in the fighting.
1292Norbert II of Reed succeeded Garren I of Reed as holder of County of the Verdant Fever.
1295The death of Norbert II of Reed left County of the Verdant Fever with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1295Osric II of Reed seized the vacant County of the Verdant Fever amid the disorder.
1297Roesia III of Reed wrested County of the Verdant Fever from Osric II of Reed.

The Wars for Duchy of Mirewood (1007–1299)title· 1007–1299· 48 events· weight 319

1007Vessa I of Sythe reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to primogeniture.
1020Faelan II of Aeryn took Duchy of Mirewood, wresting it from the line of Vessa I of Sythe.
1030Doriel II of Aeryn, a child of 0, inherited Duchy of Mirewood upon the death of Faelan II of Aeryn.
1030A child of 0 years was crowned to Duchy of Mirewood — the great houses circled at once.
1030A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Mirewood — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1034The regent of Duchy of Mirewood cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
1049Wyn I of Aeryn wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Doriel II of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
1053Perrin of Liu took Duchy of Mirewood, wresting it from the line of Wyn I of Aeryn.
1053A child of 6 years was crowned to Duchy of Mirewood — the great houses circled at once.
1053A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Mirewood — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1068Perrin of Liu reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to elective.
1072Dervla of Liu wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Perrin of Liu through court intrigue and subversion.
1074Quintus I of Liu succeeded Dervla of Liu as holder of Duchy of Mirewood.
1077Quintus II of Liu succeeded Quintus I of Liu as holder of Duchy of Mirewood.
1083Quintus II of Liu reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to primogeniture.
1088Garren I of Liu wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Quintus II of Liu through court intrigue and subversion.
1095Ottilie of Liu succeeded Garren I of Liu as holder of Duchy of Mirewood.
1110Bram IV of Harlow wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Ottilie of Liu through court intrigue and subversion.
1113The death of Bram IV of Harlow left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1113Bertran of Liu seized the vacant Duchy of Mirewood amid the disorder.
1123The death of Bertran of Liu left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1123Ottilie of Liu seized the vacant Duchy of Mirewood amid the disorder.
1137Taviel II of Aeryn took Duchy of Mirewood, wresting it from the line of Ottilie of Liu.
1143Aeryn IV of Aeryn wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Taviel II of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
1151Taviel II of Aeryn wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Aeryn IV of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
1152Aeryn IV of Aeryn, against the odds, wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Taviel II of Aeryn. Taviel fell in the fighting.
1184The death of Aeryn IV of Aeryn left Duchy of Mirewood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1186Leoric of Carter, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Mirewood and founded the House of Carter.
1193A pretender claiming Duchy of Mirewood appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1198The pretender to Duchy of Mirewood was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
1201Leoric of Carter reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to elective.
1221Katla of Carter succeeded Leoric of Carter as holder of Duchy of Mirewood.
1227Nesta I of Carter succeeded Katla of Carter as holder of Duchy of Mirewood.
1234Mathilde I of Carter succeeded Nesta I of Carter as holder of Duchy of Mirewood.
1240Mathilde I of Carter reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to primogeniture.
1241Reynard of Carter wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Mathilde I of Carter through court intrigue and subversion.
1249Valter I of Holt wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Reynard of Carter through court intrigue and subversion.
1255Tancred II of Holt succeeded Valter I of Holt as holder of Duchy of Mirewood.
1260Tancred II of Holt reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to elective.
1265Linnea II of Holt wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Tancred II of Holt through court intrigue and subversion.
1280Gisela II of Holt wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Linnea II of Holt through court intrigue and subversion.
1284Sibyl of Holt succeeded Gisela II of Holt as holder of Duchy of Mirewood.
1291Sibyl of Holt reformed the succession of Duchy of Mirewood to primogeniture.
1292Garren II of Holt wrested Duchy of Mirewood from Sibyl of Holt through court intrigue and subversion.
1294Ulric III of Holt succeeded Garren II of Holt as holder of Duchy of Mirewood.
1299Quintus of Holt, a child of 4, inherited Duchy of Mirewood upon the death of Ulric III of Holt.
1299A child of 4 years was crowned to Duchy of Mirewood — the great houses circled at once.
1299A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Mirewood — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.

The Wars for Hold of Ironheart (1065–1244)title· 1065–1244· 40 events· weight 310

1065Durm III of Deepvault succeeded Thorgrim I of Deepvault as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
1078Velda III of Deepvault succeeded Durm III of Deepvault as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
1093Brynna II of Deepvault wrested Hold of Ironheart from Velda III of Deepvault through court intrigue and subversion.
1097Bertran of Achaemenid took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Brynna II of Deepvault.
1097A child of 7 years was crowned to Hold of Ironheart — the great houses circled at once.
1113Gisela of Achaemenid wrested Hold of Ironheart from Bertran of Achaemenid through court intrigue and subversion.
1119Jocelyn III of Achaemenid wrested Hold of Ironheart from Gisela of Achaemenid through court intrigue and subversion.
1127Rostam V of Darzan took Hold of Ironheart, wresting it from the line of Jocelyn III of Achaemenid.
1133Gisela of Achaemenid wrested Hold of Ironheart from Rostam V of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1140Joran II of Achaemenid wrested Hold of Ironheart from Gisela of Achaemenid through court intrigue and subversion.
1145Joran II of Achaemenid reformed the succession of Hold of Ironheart to elective.
1145Petra of Tanner failed to take Hold of Ironheart from Joran II of Achaemenid.
1147Petra of Tanner failed to take Hold of Ironheart from Joran II of Achaemenid.
1148Yorick of Achaemenid succeeded Joran II of Achaemenid as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
1149Petra of Tanner failed to take Hold of Ironheart from Yorick of Achaemenid.
1151Petra of Tanner failed to take Hold of Ironheart from Yorick of Achaemenid.
1153Petra of Tanner failed to take Hold of Ironheart from Yorick of Achaemenid.
1154Petra of Tanner, against the odds, wrested Hold of Ironheart from Yorick of Achaemenid.
1160The death of Petra of Tanner left Hold of Ironheart with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1160Yorick of Achaemenid seized the vacant Hold of Ironheart amid the disorder.
1164Leoric II of Achaemenid succeeded Yorick of Achaemenid as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
1169Leoric II of Achaemenid reformed the succession of Hold of Ironheart to primogeniture.
1176The death of Leoric II of Achaemenid left Hold of Ironheart with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1176Sohrab V of Darzan seized the vacant Hold of Ironheart amid the disorder.
1177Sohrab VI of Darzan succeeded Sohrab V of Darzan as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
1180Parisa III of Darzan, a child of 2, inherited Hold of Ironheart upon the death of Sohrab VI of Darzan.
1180A child of 2 years was crowned to Hold of Ironheart — the great houses circled at once.
1180A regency was established over the young holder of Hold of Ironheart — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1185A pretender claiming Hold of Ironheart appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1189The pretender to Hold of Ironheart was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
1190Jamshid I of Darzan wrested Hold of Ironheart from Parisa III of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1195Farid II of Darzan succeeded Jamshid I of Darzan as holder of Hold of Ironheart.
1201The death of Farid II of Darzan left Hold of Ironheart with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1201Parisa III of Darzan seized the vacant Hold of Ironheart amid the disorder.
1212Shirin IV of Darzan wrested Hold of Ironheart from Parisa III of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1218Rostam VII of Darzan wrested Hold of Ironheart from Shirin IV of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1223Kian V of Darzan, a child of 10, inherited Hold of Ironheart upon the death of Rostam VII of Darzan.
1223A child of 10 years was crowned to Hold of Ironheart — the great houses circled at once.
1223A regency was established over the young holder of Hold of Ironheart — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1244Cyrus V of Darzan succeeded Kian V of Darzan as holder of Hold of Ironheart.

The Wars for Empire of Zafran (1103–1295)title· 1103–1295· 35 events· weight 291

1103Balin III of Deepvault succeeded Balin II of Deepvault as holder of Empire of Zafran.
1116The death of Balin III of Deepvault left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1116Velda IV of Deepvault seized the vacant Empire of Zafran amid the disorder.
1119A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1127The pretender to Empire of Zafran was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
1150Leoric II of Achaemenid took Empire of Zafran, wresting it from the line of Velda IV of Deepvault.
1172Perrin of Weaver failed to take Empire of Zafran from Leoric II of Achaemenid.
1176The death of Leoric II of Achaemenid left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1176Perrin of Weaver seized the vacant Empire of Zafran amid the disorder.
1185Osric of Weaver succeeded Perrin of Weaver as holder of Empire of Zafran.
1190The death of Osric of Weaver left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1190Ulric of Weaver seized the vacant Empire of Zafran amid the disorder.
1193Doran of Weaver, a child of 0, inherited Empire of Zafran upon the death of Ulric of Weaver.
1193A child of 0 years was crowned to Empire of Zafran — the great houses circled at once.
1193A regency was established over the young holder of Empire of Zafran — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1194The death of Doran of Weaver left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1194Hedwig of Fletcher, risen from common stock, seized Empire of Zafran and founded the House of Fletcher.
1198A secret heir to Empire of Zafran was discovered — the succession would be contested by a claimant no one had counted.
1201Leoric of Brewer failed to take Empire of Zafran from Hedwig of Fletcher. Leoric fell in the fighting.
1201A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1203Hedwig of Fletcher reformed the succession of Empire of Zafran to elective.
1234The death of Hedwig of Fletcher left Empire of Zafran with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1234Sigmund of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized Empire of Zafran and founded the House of Dunn.
1239A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1240A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1241Sigmund of Dunn reformed the succession of Empire of Zafran to primogeniture.
1247A pretender claiming Empire of Zafran appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1264Petra of Dunn succeeded Sigmund of Dunn as holder of Empire of Zafran.
1270Ysolt of Dunn wrested Empire of Zafran from Petra of Dunn through court intrigue and subversion.
1274Tancred of Brewer took Empire of Zafran, wresting it from the line of Ysolt of Dunn.
1274A child of 5 years was crowned to Empire of Zafran — the great houses circled at once.
1274A regency was established over the young holder of Empire of Zafran — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1282Petra of Dunn wrested Empire of Zafran from Tancred of Brewer through court intrigue and subversion.
1289Leoric II of Brewer took Empire of Zafran, wresting it from the line of Petra of Dunn.
1295Tancred of Brewer wrested Empire of Zafran from Leoric II of Brewer through court intrigue and subversion.

The Calamities of Sunmeadow (1005–1295)calamity· 1005–1295· 47 events· weight 277

1005A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1025A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1065In Sunmeadow a tax collector was dragged from his horse and killed — the crown's writ ran no further that summer.
1076The merchants of Sunmeadow closed their books and shuttered their stalls — the crown would meet their terms or go hungry.
1078In the shadows of Sunmeadow, a thieves' guild took shape — after so many murders, the criminal element had learned to organise.
1095Tremors ran through the earth of Sunmeadow, and old walls cracked without falling.
1095A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1098A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1102Peasants of Sunmeadow rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
1104Famine struck Sunmeadow; some 179 souls perished.
1104A bread riot broke out in Sunmeadow — the granaries were forced open, and the price of a loaf became a chapter in the chronicle.
1116A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1119A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1120A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1123Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Sunmeadow — an aurora sighted where none should be.
1123A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1125The moon turned red above Sunmeadow, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1127A comet crossed the sky above Sunmeadow, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
1135A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1140A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1143Tremors ran through the earth of Sunmeadow, and old walls cracked without falling.
1152The sun went dark over Sunmeadow, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
1155Guild of Sunmeadow Blades was chartered at Sunmeadow — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
1155The moon turned red above Sunmeadow, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1156Two stars burned side-by-side in the night above Sunmeadow — the astronomers wrote of a new heaven, the priests of a new age.
1158A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1165Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Sunmeadow — an aurora sighted where none should be.
1172A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1184A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1185The moon turned red above Sunmeadow, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1189A comet crossed the sky above Sunmeadow, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
1192The merchants of Sunmeadow closed their books and shuttered their stalls — the crown would meet their terms or go hungry.
1200A pestilence broke out near Sunmeadow and swept 2 provinces, killing 223. Among the dead were 1 of noble blood.
1202A mob boiled through the streets of Sunmeadow — grievances no chronicler could name, but violence enough to remember.
1207Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Sunmeadow — an aurora sighted where none should be.
1216The moon turned red above Sunmeadow, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1222The sun went dark over Sunmeadow, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
1235In Sunmeadow a tax collector was dragged from his horse and killed — the crown's writ ran no further that summer.
1242A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1245A great festival was held in Sunmeadow — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1247Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Sunmeadow — an aurora sighted where none should be.
1247The moon turned red above Sunmeadow, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1252A comet crossed the sky above Sunmeadow, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
1269Peasants of Sunmeadow rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
1278The moon turned red above Sunmeadow, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
1288Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Sunmeadow — an aurora sighted where none should be.
1295The sun went dark over Sunmeadow, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.

The Wars for Clanhold of Dunemarch (1001–1287)title· 1001–1287· 43 events· weight 275

1001Farid I of Darzan wrested Clanhold of Dunemarch from Uzruk of Gorthak.
1009Farid I of Darzan reformed the succession of Clanhold of Dunemarch to primogeniture.
1026Khosru II of Darzan succeeded Farid I of Darzan as holder of Clanhold of Dunemarch.
1041Darius III of Darzan, a child of 5, inherited Clanhold of Dunemarch upon the death of Khosru II of Darzan.
1050The death of Darius III of Darzan left Clanhold of Dunemarch with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1050Anahita I of Darzan seized the vacant Clanhold of Dunemarch amid the disorder.
1053Taviel I of Aeryn took Clanhold of Dunemarch, wresting it from the line of Anahita I of Darzan.
1056Maren IV of Aeryn, a child of 9, inherited Clanhold of Dunemarch upon the death of Taviel I of Aeryn.
1060The death of Maren IV of Aeryn left Clanhold of Dunemarch with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1064Cirel I of Aeryn seized the vacant Clanhold of Dunemarch amid the disorder.
1065Doriel of Doriel took Clanhold of Dunemarch, wresting it from the line of Cirel I of Aeryn.
1072The death of Doriel of Doriel left Clanhold of Dunemarch with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1072Golnar II of Darzan seized the vacant Clanhold of Dunemarch amid the disorder.
1085Ilric II of Doriel wrested Clanhold of Dunemarch from Golnar II of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1090The death of Ilric II of Doriel left Clanhold of Dunemarch with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1091Golnar II of Darzan seized the vacant Clanhold of Dunemarch amid the disorder.
1113Velda III of Deepvault took Clanhold of Dunemarch, wresting it from the line of Golnar II of Darzan.
1145Orin II of Aeryn took Clanhold of Dunemarch, wresting it from the line of Velda III of Deepvault.
1148The death of Orin II of Aeryn left Clanhold of Dunemarch with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1149Sigmund I of Reed, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Dunemarch and founded the House of Reed.
1168Quintus I of Reed succeeded Sigmund I of Reed as holder of Clanhold of Dunemarch.
1180Gisela I of Reed, a child of 5, inherited Clanhold of Dunemarch upon the death of Quintus I of Reed.
1186Falk of Holt wrested Clanhold of Dunemarch from Gisela I of Reed.
1187Garren I of Holt succeeded Falk of Holt as holder of Clanhold of Dunemarch.
1190Joran II of Holt, a child of 4, inherited Clanhold of Dunemarch upon the death of Garren I of Holt.
1194Linnea I of Reed failed to take Clanhold of Dunemarch from Joran II of Holt. Linnea fell in the fighting.
1200Leoric of Brewer failed to take Clanhold of Dunemarch from Joran II of Holt.
1201Dervla I of Reed wrested Clanhold of Dunemarch from Joran II of Holt. Joran fell in the fighting.
1208Quintus II of Reed wrested Clanhold of Dunemarch from Dervla I of Reed.
1209Sigmund II of Reed succeeded Quintus II of Reed as holder of Clanhold of Dunemarch.
1213Perrin I of Reed succeeded Sigmund II of Reed as holder of Clanhold of Dunemarch.
1217Zaida I of Reed, a child of 0, inherited Clanhold of Dunemarch upon the death of Perrin I of Reed.
1226Aldric I of Reed wrested Clanhold of Dunemarch from Zaida I of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1244Ulric I of Reed wrested Clanhold of Dunemarch from Aldric I of Reed.
1253Tancred I of Reed succeeded Ulric I of Reed as holder of Clanhold of Dunemarch.
1262Valter III of Reed, a child of 0, inherited Clanhold of Dunemarch upon the death of Tancred I of Reed.
1270Roesia I of Reed wrested Clanhold of Dunemarch from Valter III of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
1271Khosru VI of Darzan took Clanhold of Dunemarch, wresting it from the line of Roesia I of Reed.
1274Bertran I of Reed wrested Clanhold of Dunemarch from Khosru VI of Darzan.
1276Osric I of Reed succeeded Bertran I of Reed as holder of Clanhold of Dunemarch.
1279Ulrika II of Reed, a child of 3, inherited Clanhold of Dunemarch upon the death of Osric I of Reed.
1287The death of Ulrika II of Reed left Clanhold of Dunemarch with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1287Sigmund IV of Reed seized the vacant Clanhold of Dunemarch amid the disorder.

The Wars for Duchy of Rivenbrook (1006–1205)title· 1006–1205· 39 events· weight 261

1006Taviel I of Doriel reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to elective.
1006Elwin I of Doriel succeeded Taviel I of Doriel as holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook.
1021Nira I of Doriel succeeded Elwin I of Doriel as holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook.
1027Aeliss I of Doriel succeeded Nira I of Doriel as holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook.
1031Aeliss II of Doriel succeeded Aeliss I of Doriel as holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook.
1035Cirel I of Doriel succeeded Aeliss II of Doriel as holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook.
1039Kaevo II of Doriel succeeded Cirel I of Doriel as holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook.
1042Lira I of Aeryn wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Kaevo II of Doriel. Kaevo fell in the fighting.
1047Rostam II of Darzan wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Lira I of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
1047Darius III of Darzan, a child of 11, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Rostam II of Darzan.
1047A child of 11 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
1050Rostam III of Darzan, a child of 9, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Darius III of Darzan.
1050A child of 9 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
1050A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1050The regent of Duchy of Rivenbrook cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
1054Shirin II of Darzan failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Rostam III of Darzan.
1066Rostam III of Darzan reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to primogeniture.
1067Soraya II of Darzan wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Rostam III of Darzan through court intrigue and subversion.
1074Dorin III of Grimmr took Duchy of Rivenbrook, wresting it from the line of Soraya II of Darzan.
1074A child of 10 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
1074A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1086Torvald I of Grimmr, a child of 0, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Dorin III of Grimmr.
1086A child of 0 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
1086A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1095The regent of Duchy of Rivenbrook cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
1101Brok III of Grimmr wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Torvald I of Grimmr through court intrigue and subversion.
1105The death of Brok III of Grimmr left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1105Torvald I of Grimmr seized the vacant Duchy of Rivenbrook amid the disorder.
1142Grimm II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald I of Grimmr as holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook.
1146Torvald II of Grimmr, a child of 1, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Grimm II of Grimmr.
1146A child of 1 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
1146A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1175Bardin II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald II of Grimmr as holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook.
1186Gudrun IV of Grimmr, a child of 4, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Bardin II of Grimmr.
1186A child of 4 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
1186A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1193The regent of Duchy of Rivenbrook cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
1194Vela of Grimmr wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Gudrun IV of Grimmr through court intrigue and subversion.
1205Brunhilde III of Deepvault took Duchy of Rivenbrook, wresting it from the line of Vela of Grimmr.

The Calamities of Saltmere (1006–1294)calamity· 1006–1294· 50 events· weight 236

1006A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 15 were drowned in the surge.
1010The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1011Famine struck Saltmere; some 110 souls perished.
1015A great whaling season came to Saltmere — 35 beasts taken, and silver flooded the port.
1019The fisheries of Saltmere collapsed — the nets came up empty for years afterward.
1021The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1030The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1032A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 7 were drowned in the surge.
1049A great festival was held in Saltmere — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1050Tremors ran through the earth of Saltmere, and old walls cracked without falling.
1052A great festival was held in Saltmere — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1053The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1075Pirates fell on Saltmere — 9 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
1079A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 7 were drowned in the surge.
1081A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 7 were drowned in the surge.
1104The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1105Pirates fell on Saltmere — 8 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
1109In Saltmere a tax collector was dragged from his horse and killed — the crown's writ ran no further that summer.
1112A great festival was held in Saltmere — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1114A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 7 were drowned in the surge.
1116A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 6 were drowned in the surge.
1119The lower castes of Saltmere rose against their betters — the great order cracked.
1119A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 6 were drowned in the surge.
1121The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1126A great fleet action was fought off Saltmere — ships burned to the waterline.
1133The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1134The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1138The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1141The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1148The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1160The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1163The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1173A pestilence broke out near Saltmere and swept 2 provinces, killing 109.
1173The port of Saltmere was quarantined — the pilots turned back ships from the plague-touched coast, and the port paid dearly for it.
1203The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1220The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1223The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1235The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1238The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1245The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1249The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1251A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
1259The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1261The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1263The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1264The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1268The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1272A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
1278The May Day parade wound through Saltmere — flowers in every window, ribbons on every mast.
1294A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.

The Wars for Duchy of Saltmere (1025–1205)title· 1025–1205· 34 events· weight 230

1025Corwin I of Harlow succeeded Aldous I of Harlow as holder of Duchy of Saltmere.
1028Corwin II of Harlow succeeded Corwin I of Harlow as holder of Duchy of Saltmere.
1033The death of Corwin II of Harlow left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1033Ylva of Harlow seized the vacant Duchy of Saltmere amid the disorder.
1033A pretender claiming Duchy of Saltmere appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1045The pretender to Duchy of Saltmere was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
1046A pretender claiming Duchy of Saltmere appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
1047Astrid III of Harlow wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Ylva of Harlow through court intrigue and subversion.
1051Maren IV of Aeryn took Duchy of Saltmere, wresting it from the line of Astrid III of Harlow.
1051A child of 4 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
1051A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1060The death of Maren IV of Aeryn left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1060Aldous II of Harlow seized the vacant Duchy of Saltmere amid the disorder.
1064Lira III of Aeryn failed to take Duchy of Saltmere from Aldous II of Harlow.
1080Astrid VI of Harlow succeeded Aldous II of Harlow as holder of Duchy of Saltmere.
1085Astrid VI of Harlow reformed the succession of Duchy of Saltmere to elective.
1114Mira II of Harlow succeeded Astrid VI of Harlow as holder of Duchy of Saltmere.
1117Astrid VII of Harlow succeeded Mira II of Harlow as holder of Duchy of Saltmere.
1122Astrid VII of Harlow reformed the succession of Duchy of Saltmere to primogeniture.
1125The death of Astrid VII of Harlow left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1126Torvald I of Grimmr seized the vacant Duchy of Saltmere amid the disorder.
1142Grimm II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald I of Grimmr as holder of Duchy of Saltmere.
1146Torvald II of Grimmr, a child of 1, inherited Duchy of Saltmere upon the death of Grimm II of Grimmr.
1146A child of 1 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
1146A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1146The regent of Duchy of Saltmere cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
1149The regent of Duchy of Saltmere cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
1175Bardin II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald II of Grimmr as holder of Duchy of Saltmere.
1186Gudrun IV of Grimmr, a child of 4, inherited Duchy of Saltmere upon the death of Bardin II of Grimmr.
1186A child of 4 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
1186A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1191The regent of Duchy of Saltmere cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
1196Vela of Grimmr wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Gudrun IV of Grimmr.
1205Brunhilde III of Deepvault took Duchy of Saltmere, wresting it from the line of Vela of Grimmr.

The Wars for Kingdom of the Ironspine (1007–1176)title· 1007–1176· 26 events· weight 215

1007Dorin I of Grimmr succeeded Bardin I of Grimmr as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
1009Dorin II of Grimmr, a child of 0, inherited Kingdom of the Ironspine upon the death of Dorin I of Grimmr.
1009A child of 0 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
1009A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
1029Dorin II of Grimmr reformed the succession of Kingdom of the Ironspine to elective.
1048Brenna of Grimmr succeeded Dorin II of Grimmr as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
1054Brenna of Grimmr reformed the succession of Kingdom of the Ironspine to primogeniture.
1056Maura II of Sythe wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Brenna of Grimmr.
1062Orin I of Aeryn took Kingdom of the Ironspine, wresting it from the line of Maura II of Sythe.
1076Doriel IV of Aeryn, a child of 2, inherited Kingdom of the Ironspine upon the death of Orin I of Aeryn.
1076A child of 2 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
1085The regent of Kingdom of the Ironspine cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
1091The death of Doriel IV of Aeryn left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1092Faelan VI of Aeryn seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
1106Kaevo III of Aeryn succeeded Faelan VI of Aeryn as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
1111The death of Kaevo III of Aeryn left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1111Faelan VII of Aeryn seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
1118Orin II of Aeryn wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Faelan VII of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
1124Maren VI of Aeryn, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Orin II of Aeryn.
1126The death of Maren VI of Aeryn left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1127Orin II of Aeryn seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
1148The death of Orin II of Aeryn left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1148Conrad of Reed, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of the Ironspine and founded the House of Reed.
1155Petra of Tanner wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Conrad of Reed.
1160Stondar II of Deepvault took Kingdom of the Ironspine, wresting it from the line of Petra of Tanner.
1176Brynna III of Deepvault succeeded Stondar II of Deepvault as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.

The Wars for County of Elmwood (1003–1205)title· 1003–1205· 35 events· weight 214

1003Aldous I of Harlow wrested County of Elmwood from Ilric I of Aeryn. Ilric fell in the fighting.
1025Corwin I of Harlow succeeded Aldous I of Harlow as holder of County of Elmwood.
1028Corwin II of Harlow succeeded Corwin I of Harlow as holder of County of Elmwood.
1033The death of Corwin II of Harlow left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1033Ylva of Harlow seized the vacant County of Elmwood amid the disorder.
1041Lira I of Aeryn wrested County of Elmwood from Ylva of Harlow.
1048Bolg II of Gorthak took County of Elmwood, wresting it from the line of Lira I of Aeryn.
1048Astrid III of Harlow, against the odds, wrested County of Elmwood from Bolg II of Gorthak.
1049Maren II of Aeryn wrested County of Elmwood from Astrid III of Harlow.
1052Taviel I of Aeryn succeeded Maren II of Aeryn as holder of County of Elmwood.
1056Maren IV of Aeryn, a child of 9, inherited County of Elmwood upon the death of Taviel I of Aeryn.
1060The death of Maren IV of Aeryn left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1060Bolg II of Gorthak seized the vacant County of Elmwood amid the disorder.
1061Aldous II of Harlow failed to take County of Elmwood from Bolg II of Gorthak.
1065Bolg II of Gorthak reformed the succession of County of Elmwood to elective.
1069Ruka of Gorthak succeeded Bolg II of Gorthak as holder of County of Elmwood.
1074Braga of Gorthak succeeded Ruka of Gorthak as holder of County of Elmwood.
1074Aldous II of Harlow wrested County of Elmwood from Braga of Gorthak. Braga fell in the fighting.
1080Astrid VI of Harlow succeeded Aldous II of Harlow as holder of County of Elmwood.
1114Mira II of Harlow succeeded Astrid VI of Harlow as holder of County of Elmwood.
1117Astrid VII of Harlow succeeded Mira II of Harlow as holder of County of Elmwood.
1123Torvald I of Grimmr wrested County of Elmwood from Astrid VII of Harlow through court intrigue and subversion.
1124Astrid VII of Harlow wrested County of Elmwood from Torvald I of Grimmr.
1125The death of Astrid VII of Harlow left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1125Torvald I of Grimmr seized the vacant County of Elmwood amid the disorder.
1141Torvald I of Grimmr reformed the succession of County of Elmwood to primogeniture.
1142Grimm II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald I of Grimmr as holder of County of Elmwood.
1146Torvald II of Grimmr, a child of 1, inherited County of Elmwood upon the death of Grimm II of Grimmr.
1157Vidar II of Grimmr wrested County of Elmwood from Torvald II of Grimmr through court intrigue and subversion.
1157Gudrun II of Grimmr wrested County of Elmwood from Vidar II of Grimmr.
1161Torvald II of Grimmr wrested County of Elmwood from Gudrun II of Grimmr.
1175Bardin II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald II of Grimmr as holder of County of Elmwood.
1186Gudrun IV of Grimmr, a child of 4, inherited County of Elmwood upon the death of Bardin II of Grimmr.
1196Vela of Grimmr, against the odds, wrested County of Elmwood from Gudrun IV of Grimmr. Gudrun fell in the fighting.
1205Brunhilde III of Deepvault took County of Elmwood, wresting it from the line of Vela of Grimmr.

The Rift of Deepborn (1001–1143)culture· 1001–1143· 31 events· weight 212

1001A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold rigid caste divisions, while the common people cleave to rigid caste divisions.
1034A mercantile spirit took root among the common people of the Deepborn — trade became the measure of all worth.
1034The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Deepborn — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1037A mercantile spirit took root among the lords and great houses of the Deepborn — trade became the measure of all worth.
1039The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Deepborn — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1055Thorgrim I of Deepvault's merchant's bearing became the manner of the Deepborn people, spreading to their children and children's children.
1056A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Deepborn — generations of war hardened the people.
1056A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1063Zealous devotion to the faith took root among the common people of the Deepborn — the faithful grew fervent in their devotion.
1065A warrior's way of life took root among the lords and great houses of the Deepborn — generations of war hardened the people.
1066The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Deepborn — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1066A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold a warrior's way of life, while the common people cleave to the esteem of learning and letters.
1075The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Deepborn — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1078Zealous devotion to the faith took root among the lords and great houses of the Deepborn — the faithful grew fervent in their devotion.
1088The practice of slavery took root among the common people of the Deepborn — the powerful bound the weak in chains.
1088A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to the practice of slavery.
1102The practice of slavery took root among the lords and great houses of the Deepborn — the powerful bound the weak in chains.
1108A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Deepborn — generations of war hardened the people.
1108A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1113The rise of merit over birth took root among the common people of the Deepborn — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1113A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold the practice of slavery, while the common people cleave to the rise of merit over birth.
1113A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold rigid caste divisions, while the common people cleave to the rise of merit over birth.
1114A warrior's way of life took root among the lords and great houses of the Deepborn — generations of war hardened the people.
1118The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Deepborn — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1118A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold a warrior's way of life, while the common people cleave to the esteem of learning and letters.
1124The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Deepborn — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1127The rise of merit over birth took root among the lords and great houses of the Deepborn — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1143The practice of slavery took root among the common people of the Deepborn — the powerful bound the weak in chains.
1143Rigid caste divisions took root among the common people of the Deepborn — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1143A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to the practice of slavery.
1143A rift tears through the Deepborn — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to rigid caste divisions.

The Wars for Clanhold of Sunscour (1123–1300)title· 1123–1300· 27 events· weight 193

1123The death of Falk I of Achaemenid left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1124Tancred of Reed, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Reed.
1140The death of Tancred of Reed left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1140Falk of Holt, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Holt.
1153Falk of Holt reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to elective.
1169The death of Falk of Holt left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1170Perrin of Weaver, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Weaver.
1181Perrin of Weaver reformed the succession of Clanhold of Sunscour to primogeniture.
1185Osric of Weaver succeeded Perrin of Weaver as holder of Clanhold of Sunscour.
1190The death of Osric of Weaver left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1190Ulric of Weaver seized the vacant Clanhold of Sunscour amid the disorder.
1193Doran of Weaver, a child of 0, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Ulric of Weaver.
1194The death of Doran of Weaver left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1197Reynard of Fletcher, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Fletcher.
1198The death of Reynard of Fletcher left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1198Leoric of Brewer, risen from common stock, seized Clanhold of Sunscour and founded the House of Brewer.
1201Dervla of Brewer, a child of 2, inherited Clanhold of Sunscour upon the death of Leoric of Brewer.
1221Verena of Brewer wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Dervla of Brewer through court intrigue and subversion.
1229Dervla of Brewer wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Verena of Brewer through court intrigue and subversion.
1255Durak II of Deepvault took Clanhold of Sunscour, wresting it from the line of Dervla of Brewer.
1275Ord III of Deepvault succeeded Durak II of Deepvault as holder of Clanhold of Sunscour.
1282Mira VI of Deepvault wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Ord III of Deepvault through court intrigue and subversion.
1286Ulrika II of Reed took Clanhold of Sunscour, wresting it from the line of Mira VI of Deepvault.
1287The death of Ulrika II of Reed left Clanhold of Sunscour with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1287Ord III of Deepvault seized the vacant Clanhold of Sunscour amid the disorder.
1293Gimrel II of Deepvault wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Ord III of Deepvault through court intrigue and subversion.
1300Ord III of Deepvault wrested Clanhold of Sunscour from Gimrel II of Deepvault through court intrigue and subversion.

The Wars for County of Sunmeadow (1020–1205)title· 1020–1205· 32 events· weight 192

1020Maren III of Aeryn, a child of 11, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Maren I of Aeryn.
1040Lira I of Aeryn wrested County of Sunmeadow from Maren III of Aeryn.
1048Bolg II of Gorthak took County of Sunmeadow, wresting it from the line of Lira I of Aeryn.
1048Maren II of Aeryn wrested County of Sunmeadow from Bolg II of Gorthak.
1052Taviel I of Aeryn succeeded Maren II of Aeryn as holder of County of Sunmeadow.
1056Maren IV of Aeryn, a child of 9, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Taviel I of Aeryn.
1060The death of Maren IV of Aeryn left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1060Maren III of Aeryn seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
1062Faye I of Aeryn wrested County of Sunmeadow from Maren III of Aeryn.
1063The death of Faye I of Aeryn left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1063Bolg II of Gorthak seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
1065Cirel I of Aeryn failed to take County of Sunmeadow from Bolg II of Gorthak. Cirel fell in the fighting.
1069Ruka of Gorthak succeeded Bolg II of Gorthak as holder of County of Sunmeadow.
1074The death of Ruka of Gorthak left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1074Maren III of Aeryn seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
1076Faelan IV of Aeryn succeeded Maren III of Aeryn as holder of County of Sunmeadow.
1077Aldous II of Harlow wrested County of Sunmeadow from Faelan IV of Aeryn.
1080Astrid VI of Harlow succeeded Aldous II of Harlow as holder of County of Sunmeadow.
1094Astrid VI of Harlow reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to elective.
1114Mira II of Harlow succeeded Astrid VI of Harlow as holder of County of Sunmeadow.
1117Astrid VII of Harlow succeeded Mira II of Harlow as holder of County of Sunmeadow.
1125The death of Astrid VII of Harlow left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1125Torvald I of Grimmr seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
1130Torvald I of Grimmr reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to primogeniture.
1142Grimm II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald I of Grimmr as holder of County of Sunmeadow.
1146Torvald II of Grimmr, a child of 1, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Grimm II of Grimmr.
1157Gudrun II of Grimmr wrested County of Sunmeadow from Torvald II of Grimmr through court intrigue and subversion.
1161Torvald II of Grimmr wrested County of Sunmeadow from Gudrun II of Grimmr.
1175Bardin II of Grimmr succeeded Torvald II of Grimmr as holder of County of Sunmeadow.
1186Gudrun IV of Grimmr, a child of 4, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Bardin II of Grimmr.
1196Vela of Grimmr wrested County of Sunmeadow from Gudrun IV of Grimmr through court intrigue and subversion.
1205Brunhilde III of Deepvault took County of Sunmeadow, wresting it from the line of Vela of Grimmr.

The Rift of Coastborn (1039–1120)culture· 1039–1120· 27 events· weight 180

1039A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Coastborn — generations of war hardened the people.
1039A rift tears through the Coastborn — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1049The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Coastborn — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1056The rise of merit over birth took root among the common people of the Coastborn — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1060Rigid caste divisions took root among the common people of the Coastborn — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1066The rise of merit over birth took root among the lords and great houses of the Coastborn — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1066A rift tears through the Coastborn — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to rigid caste divisions.
1075Rigid caste divisions took root among the lords and great houses of the Coastborn — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1079A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Coastborn — generations of war hardened the people.
1079A rift tears through the Coastborn — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1082Zealous devotion to the faith took root among the common people of the Coastborn — the faithful grew fervent in their devotion.
1085The rise of merit over birth took root among the common people of the Coastborn — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1085A rift tears through the Coastborn — their lords uphold rigid caste divisions, while the common people cleave to the rise of merit over birth.
1088A warrior's way of life took root among the lords and great houses of the Coastborn — generations of war hardened the people.
1089The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Coastborn — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1089A rift tears through the Coastborn — their lords uphold a warrior's way of life, while the common people cleave to the esteem of learning and letters.
1093Zealous devotion to the faith took root among the lords and great houses of the Coastborn — the faithful grew fervent in their devotion.
1095The practice of slavery took root among the common people of the Coastborn — the powerful bound the weak in chains.
1098The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Coastborn — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1100The rise of merit over birth took root among the lords and great houses of the Coastborn — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1100A rift tears through the Coastborn — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to the practice of slavery.
1108Astrid VI of Harlow's sibilant speech became the manner of the Coastborn people, spreading to their children and children's children.
1115Rigid caste divisions took root among the common people of the Coastborn — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1115A rift tears through the Coastborn — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to rigid caste divisions.
1119A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Coastborn — generations of war hardened the people.
1119A rift tears through the Coastborn — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1120The rise of merit over birth took root among the common people of the Coastborn — lowborn talents rose to prominence.

The Wars for County of Thornwood (1009–1185)title· 1009–1185· 32 events· weight 178

1009Elwin I of Doriel reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to elective.
1021Nira I of Doriel succeeded Elwin I of Doriel as holder of County of Thornwood.
1027Aeliss I of Doriel succeeded Nira I of Doriel as holder of County of Thornwood.
1031Aeliss II of Doriel succeeded Aeliss I of Doriel as holder of County of Thornwood.
1035Cirel I of Doriel succeeded Aeliss II of Doriel as holder of County of Thornwood.
1039Kaevo II of Doriel succeeded Cirel I of Doriel as holder of County of Thornwood.
1042Cirel II of Doriel succeeded Kaevo II of Doriel as holder of County of Thornwood.
1043Lira I of Aeryn wrested County of Thornwood from Cirel II of Doriel. Cirel fell in the fighting.
1047Rostam II of Darzan failed to take County of Thornwood from Lira I of Aeryn. Rostam fell in the fighting.
1048Maren II of Aeryn succeeded Lira I of Aeryn as holder of County of Thornwood.
1052Taviel I of Aeryn succeeded Maren II of Aeryn as holder of County of Thornwood.
1056Maren IV of Aeryn, a child of 9, inherited County of Thornwood upon the death of Taviel I of Aeryn.
1060Maren III of Aeryn succeeded Maren IV of Aeryn as holder of County of Thornwood.
1061Maura II of Sythe failed to take County of Thornwood from Maren III of Aeryn.
1063Bolg II of Gorthak wrested County of Thornwood from Maren III of Aeryn.
1069Ruka of Gorthak succeeded Bolg II of Gorthak as holder of County of Thornwood.
1074Braga of Gorthak succeeded Ruka of Gorthak as holder of County of Thornwood.
1074Maren III of Aeryn wrested County of Thornwood from Braga of Gorthak.
1076Orin I of Aeryn succeeded Maren III of Aeryn as holder of County of Thornwood.
1076Faelan IV of Aeryn succeeded Orin I of Aeryn as holder of County of Thornwood.
1090Doriel IV of Aeryn wrested County of Thornwood from Faelan IV of Aeryn. Faelan fell in the fighting.
1091Maeve I of Aeryn succeeded Doriel IV of Aeryn as holder of County of Thornwood.
1100Maeve I of Aeryn reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to primogeniture.
1108The death of Maeve I of Aeryn left County of Thornwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1111Magnus of Reed, risen from common stock, seized County of Thornwood and founded the House of Reed.
1121Magnus of Reed reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to elective.
1134Orin II of Aeryn failed to take County of Thornwood from Magnus of Reed.
1135Orin II of Aeryn wrested County of Thornwood from Magnus of Reed. Magnus fell in the fighting.
1148Aeryn IV of Aeryn succeeded Orin II of Aeryn as holder of County of Thornwood.
1159Aeryn IV of Aeryn reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to primogeniture.
1184The death of Aeryn IV of Aeryn left County of Thornwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
1185Leoric of Brewer, risen from common stock, seized County of Thornwood and founded the House of Brewer.

The Rift of Mire (1039–1111)culture· 1039–1111· 22 events· weight 144

1039A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Mire — generations of war hardened the people.
1044A mercantile spirit took root among the common people of the Mire — trade became the measure of all worth.
1044The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Mire — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1050A mercantile spirit took root among the lords and great houses of the Mire — trade became the measure of all worth.
1052Rigid caste divisions took root among the common people of the Mire — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1052The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Mire — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1056The rise of merit over birth took root among the common people of the Mire — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1072The rise of merit over birth took root among the lords and great houses of the Mire — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1075Rigid caste divisions took root among the lords and great houses of the Mire — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1075A rift tears through the Mire — their lords uphold rigid caste divisions, while the common people cleave to the rise of merit over birth.
1078A warrior's way of life took root among the common people of the Mire — generations of war hardened the people.
1078A rift tears through the Mire — their lords uphold the esteem of learning and letters, while the common people cleave to a warrior's way of life.
1084A warrior's way of life took root among the lords and great houses of the Mire — generations of war hardened the people.
1086Rigid caste divisions took root among the common people of the Mire — scarcity deepened social divisions.
1088The esteem of learning and letters took root among the common people of the Mire — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1088A rift tears through the Mire — their lords uphold a warrior's way of life, while the common people cleave to the esteem of learning and letters.
1090The practice of slavery took root among the common people of the Mire — the powerful bound the weak in chains.
1094The esteem of learning and letters took root among the lords and great houses of the Mire — knowledge became a weapon of the capable.
1100The rise of merit over birth took root among the lords and great houses of the Mire — lowborn talents rose to prominence.
1100A rift tears through the Mire — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to the practice of slavery.
1100A rift tears through the Mire — their lords uphold the rise of merit over birth, while the common people cleave to rigid caste divisions.
1111The rise of merit over birth took root among the common people of the Mire — lowborn talents rose to prominence.

The Calamities of Khoresh (1005–1181)calamity· 1005–1181· 24 events· weight 143

1005Famine struck Khoresh; some 126 souls perished.
1005A marketplace riot broke out in Khoresh — bread was in short supply, and the guards outnumbered.
1007Peasants of Khoresh rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
1018A great festival was held in Khoresh — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1025A great festival was held in Khoresh — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1027A great festival was held in Khoresh — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1038In Khoresh a tax collector was dragged from his horse and killed — the crown's writ ran no further that summer.
1048Guild of Khoresh Blades was chartered at Khoresh — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
1057A serial killer stalked Khoresh — three bodies in as many years, no one caught, the chroniclers gave them a name.
1061In the shadows of Khoresh, a thieves' guild took shape — after so many murders, the criminal element had learned to organise.
1066Tremors ran through the earth of Khoresh, and old walls cracked without falling.
1078A great festival was held in Khoresh — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1087A great festival was held in Khoresh — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1090A great festival was held in Khoresh — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1092Peasants of Khoresh rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
1097A serial killer stalked Khoresh — three bodies in as many years, no one caught, the chroniclers gave them a name.
1108A great festival was held in Khoresh — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1113The lower castes of Khoresh rose against their betters — the great order cracked.
1139In Khoresh a tax collector was dragged from his horse and killed — the crown's writ ran no further that summer.
1141Peasants of Khoresh rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
1144A great festival was held in Khoresh — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1150A pestilence broke out near Khoresh and swept 5 provinces, killing 106. Among the dead were 1 of noble blood.
1169A great festival was held in Khoresh — the streets were hung with lanterns and the taverns full.
1181Tremors ran through the earth of Khoresh, and old walls cracked without falling.

Living tongues

Upper Yolquen— 1 speaker cultures· drift 0· corpus 0
Old Yolyol— 1 speaker cultures· drift 0· corpus 0
Coastal Synveth— 1 speaker cultures· drift 0· corpus 0
Deep Zinkoro— 1 speaker cultures· drift 0· corpus 0
New Nariathra— 1 speaker cultures· drift 0· corpus 0
Middle Iriveth— 1 speaker cultures· drift 0· corpus 0
High Iribrack— 1 speaker cultures· drift 0· corpus 0
High Vethbrack— 1 speaker cultures· drift 0· corpus 0

Guilds & confraternities

Guild of Ibiki Vale Blades — arms, founded 1047 · 4 members
Guild of Khoresh Blades — arms, founded 1048 · 3 members
Guild of Sunmeadow Blades — arms, founded 1155 · 3 members