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Värld: frontier· frö 5· 199–1300· 3182 krönta händelser / 7812 totalt

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Året är 1300. Denna värld lever genom en tempererad tidsålder — neutral-fasen har hållit i 0 år, med allvar 0. 5 kungariken sitter fortfarande vid sina troner, 12 ätter namnger fortfarande sina arvingar.

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The Locust Plague of Ibiki Vale (1002–1299)
The Wars for Kingdom of Ibiki (1007–1290)
The Revolt of Rivenbrook (1016–1300)
The Wars for Kingdom of the Ironspine (1011–1284)
The Raids from Dunemarch (1003–1296)
The Ashen Years of Ironspine (1001–1293)
The Great Drought of Zafran (1001–1298)
The Revolt of Thornwood (1065–1295)
The Wars for Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe (1001–1275)
The Withering of Sunscour (1005–1296)
The Wars for Duchy of Saltmere (1052–1293)
The Withering of Ashen Steppe (1002–1254)
The Dead Zone of Verdant Fever (1001–1271)
The Wars for County of Thornwood (1005–1298)
The Wars for County of Highpass (1001–1268)
The Revolt of Saltmere (1001–1295)

Rikena i tiden

  • Kingdom of Ibiki — Ibiki Vale
    innehas av Bertran of Dunn
  • Kingdom of the Ironspine — Ironspine
    innehas av Norbert of Weaver
  • Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — Ashen Steppe
    innehas av Aldric of Fletcher
  • Empire of Zafran — Zafran
    innehas av Doran of Fletcher
  • Hold of Ironheart — Ironheart Hall
    innehas av Thyra of Mason

Kvarlevande ätter

  • Ashford— grundad · 12 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i hunter (20%)
  • Dunn— grundad · 10 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i merchant (53%)
  • Aristides— grundad · 6 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i knight (32%)
  • Fletcher— grundad · 6 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i knight (23%)
  • Reed— grundad · 6 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i knight (35%)
  • Weaver— grundad · 5 levande medlemmar
  • Dunn— grundad · 4 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i knight (75%)
  • Brewer— grundad · 3 levande medlemmar
  • Mason— grundad · 2 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i scholar (40%)
  • Ashford— grundad · 2 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i soldier (43%)
  • Weaver— grundad · 2 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i knight (20%)
  • Deepvault— grundad · 1 levande medlemmar
    specialiserad i hunter (70%)

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The Locust Plague of Ibiki Vale (1002–1299)olycka· 1002–1299· 208 händelser· vikt 1263
  1. 1002House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Doriel — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  2. 1003The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  3. 1004A knightly order was founded at Ibiki Vale — its sworn blades would answer to no single crown.
  4. 1004The sun went dark over Ibiki Vale, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  5. 1007A comet crossed the sky above Ibiki Vale, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  6. 1008The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  7. 1009Two stars burned side-by-side in the night above Ibiki Vale — the astronomers wrote of a new heaven, the priests of a new age.
  8. 1010House Dunn imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 3.8 to one.
  9. 1020A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  10. 1022A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  11. 1023House Doriel imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  12. 1025The tribute from house Aeryn to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  13. 1025A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  14. 1026House Doriel imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 6.6 to one.
  15. 1029A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  16. 1030House Doriel imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 8.6 to one.
  17. 1031A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  18. 1033The tribute from house Aeryn to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  19. 1035House Doriel imposed tribute on house Doriel — outmatching them 8.4 to one.
  20. 1035The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  21. 1037House Doriel imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 7.2 to one.
  22. 1038The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  23. 1041Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Ibiki Vale — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  24. 1041A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  25. 1043A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  26. 1044House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Doriel — outmatching them 8.1 to one.
  27. 1044A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  28. 1049The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  29. 1051A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  30. 1054A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  31. 1054A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  32. 1054A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  33. 1054The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  34. 1055House Bjornsson imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 9.3 to one.
  35. 1056House Bjornsson imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 7.6 to one.
  36. 1057The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  37. 1059The tribute from house Aeryn to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  38. 1059A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  39. 1060House Bjornsson imposed tribute on house Bjornsson — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  40. 1061A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  41. 1064The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  42. 1065The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  43. 1066The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  44. 1068House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Bjornsson — outmatching them 9.0 to one.
  45. 1069A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  46. 1073The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  47. 1081A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  48. 1082A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  49. 1083A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  50. 1086House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.8 to one.
  51. 1087House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 5.6 to one.
  52. 1088House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  53. 1090House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.6 to one.
  54. 1090The tribute from house Aeryn to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  55. 1091House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 4.0 to one.
  56. 1091The tribute from house Weaver to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  57. 1092Provisions ran low behind the walls of Ibiki Vale — Kaila of Grimmr's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  58. 1103Provisions ran low behind the walls of Ibiki Vale — Mathilde of Mason's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  59. 1105House Mason imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 12.3 to one.
  60. 1106The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  61. 1107A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 9 starved in the aftermath.
  62. 1107A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 10 starved in the aftermath.
  63. 1107A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 8 starved in the aftermath.
  64. 1107A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 5 starved in the aftermath.
  65. 1107A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 5 starved in the aftermath.
  66. 1107A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  67. 1109A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  68. 1110House Mason imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 9.6 to one.
  69. 1111House Mason imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 6.8 to one.
  70. 1111The tribute from house Weaver to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  71. 1113A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  72. 1114The tribute from house Aeryn to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  73. 1114A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  74. 1115House Mason imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 3.5 to one.
  75. 1116The tribute from house Aeryn to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  76. 1120A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  77. 1123House Mason imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  78. 1125A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  79. 1127House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Holt — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  80. 1129The tribute from house Tanner to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  81. 1130The trade route between Ibiki Vale and Rivenbrook was severed — war broke the lane.
  82. 1136House Weaver imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  83. 1138The tribute from house Tanner to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  84. 1139House Weaver imposed tribute on house Holt — outmatching them 4.7 to one.
  85. 1140The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  86. 1140A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  87. 1141House Weaver imposed tribute on house Holt — outmatching them 4.8 to one.
  88. 1142The tribute from house Tanner to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  89. 1142The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  90. 1143Provisions ran low behind the walls of Ibiki Vale — Mathilde of Weaver's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  91. 1146House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Holt — outmatching them 7.5 to one.
  92. 1148The tribute from house Tanner to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  93. 1149A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  94. 1150A monstrous birth was reported in Ibiki Vale — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  95. 1154The river-route between Rivenbrook and Ibiki Vale came to its peak — merchants of every house sent factors, and the ledgers grew thick.
  96. 1154A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  97. 1155The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  98. 1156House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 6.7 to one.
  99. 1156Provisions ran low behind the walls of Ibiki Vale — Leoric of Fletcher's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  100. 1158The tribute from house Tanner to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  101. 1158A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  102. 1163House Smith imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 8.5 to one.
  103. 1164The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  104. 1165House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 7.5 to one.
  105. 1166The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  106. 1167House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 12.3 to one.
  107. 1167A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  108. 1168The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  109. 1169House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 14.2 to one.
  110. 1170The tribute from house Tanner to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  111. 1170A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  112. 1171House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 8.8 to one.
  113. 1172House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Guiscard — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  114. 1172The tribute from house Doriel to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  115. 1172A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  116. 1173House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 9.6 to one.
  117. 1174House Komnenos imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  118. 1174The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  119. 1175The tribute from house Aeryn to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  120. 1177A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  121. 1188House Komnenos imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 8.1 to one.
  122. 1189The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  123. 1190A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  124. 1198House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 9.1 to one.
  125. 1199The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  126. 1199A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  127. 1205House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 8.4 to one.
  128. 1206The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  129. 1212A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  130. 1215A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  131. 1216A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  132. 1218House Komnenos imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  133. 1219The tribute from house Aeryn to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  134. 1219The sun went dark over Ibiki Vale, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  135. 1219A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  136. 1222The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  137. 1224House Komnenos imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 12.3 to one.
  138. 1224A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  139. 1225The tribute from house Doriel to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  140. 1226A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  141. 1234The 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.
  142. 1235House Komnenos imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 18.1 to one.
  143. 1236The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  144. 1236A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  145. 1239A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  146. 1240The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  147. 1241A breach was hammered into the walls of Ibiki Vale — the outcome was no longer a question of if, but of when.
  148. 1243Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Ibiki Vale — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  149. 1245A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  150. 1246A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  151. 1250A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  152. 1250The defenders of Ibiki Vale sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  153. 1255Provisions ran low behind the walls of Ibiki Vale — Ulric of Dunn's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  154. 1256A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  155. 1256the Black Bloom II II rode a river merchant train from Rivenbrook to Ibiki Vale — the sailors who first sickened had left port a fortnight before; the quarantine came too late.
  156. 1257A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 20 starved in the aftermath.
  157. 1257A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 13 starved in the aftermath.
  158. 1257A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 6 starved in the aftermath.
  159. 1257A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 21 starved in the aftermath.
  160. 1257A vast swarm of locusts swept through Thornwood, stripping the fields bare. 10 starved in the aftermath.
  161. 1257A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 5 starved in the aftermath.
  162. 1258A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  163. 1261The trade route between Ibiki Vale and Rivenbrook was severed — war broke the lane.
  164. 1267The merchants of Ibiki Vale — 3 strong — took the reins of the province in all but name.
  165. 1268House Dunn imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  166. 1269The trade route between Ibiki Vale and Rivenbrook was severed — war broke the lane.
  167. 1269The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  168. 1270House Dunn imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 3.5 to one.
  169. 1271The tribute from house Weaver to house Mason quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  170. 1271The merchants of Ibiki Vale bound themselves into a league — a common purse, common law, common enemies.
  171. 1271The grand fair of Ibiki Vale drew traders from far coasts — silver flowed through the province like a second river.
  172. 1273House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 6.1 to one.
  173. 1273A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  174. 1274The tribute from house Holt to house Weaver quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  175. 1276House Dunn imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  176. 1277The tribute from house Doriel to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  177. 1277A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  178. 1278House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 5.5 to one.
  179. 1278A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  180. 1279The tribute from house Brewer to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  181. 1279A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  182. 1280House Dunn imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 4.3 to one.
  183. 1280A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  184. 1281The tribute from house Weaver to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  185. 1282House Dunn imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  186. 1282The moon turned red above Ibiki Vale, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  187. 1282A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  188. 1283The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Guiscard quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  189. 1284House Dunn imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 3.2 to one.
  190. 1284A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  191. 1285The tribute from house Tanner to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  192. 1285The old route between Rivenbrook and Ibiki Vale was revived — dormant for 8 years, its wharves were re-planked and its stalls reopened.
  193. 1285Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Ibiki Vale — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  194. 1287Guild of Ibiki Vale Merchants was chartered at Ibiki Vale — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  195. 1290Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Ibiki Vale — Nesta took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  196. 1292A vast swarm of locusts swept through Ibiki Vale, stripping the fields bare. 34 starved in the aftermath.
  197. 1292A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 19 starved in the aftermath.
  198. 1292A vast swarm of locusts swept through Elmwood, stripping the fields bare. 7 starved in the aftermath.
  199. 1292A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 23 starved in the aftermath.
  200. 1292A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  201. 1294The trade route between Ibiki Vale and Rivenbrook was severed — locust_swarm broke the lane.
  202. 1296House Dunn imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 4.3 to one.
  203. 1296A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  204. 1297The tribute from house Weaver to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  205. 1298House Dunn imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 4.8 to one.
  206. 1298The sun went dark over Ibiki Vale, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  207. 1298A grand tournament was hosted at Ibiki Vale — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  208. 1299The tribute from house Doriel to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
The Wars for Kingdom of Ibiki (1007–1290)title· 1007–1290· 94 händelser· vikt 805
  1. 1007Valter of Dunn, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Caelum I of Aeryn. Caelum fell in the fighting.
  2. 1012Valter of Dunn reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to elective.
  3. 1015The death of Valter of Dunn left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  4. 1015Taviel of Doriel seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  5. 1023Aeliss of Doriel succeeded Taviel of Doriel as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  6. 1027Wyn I of Doriel succeeded Aeliss of Doriel as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  7. 1033Faelan of Doriel succeeded Wyn I of Doriel as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  8. 1033A pretender claiming Kingdom of Ibiki appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  9. 1040Kaevo of Aeryn wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Faelan of Doriel through court intrigue and subversion.
  10. 1045Kaevo of Aeryn reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to primogeniture.
  11. 1045Caelum II of Aeryn, a child of 8, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Kaevo of Aeryn.
  12. 1045A child of 8 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  13. 1045A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  14. 1047The pretender to Kingdom of Ibiki was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  15. 1054Leoric of Bjornsson wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Caelum II of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
  16. 1060Zaida I of Bjornsson succeeded Leoric of Bjornsson as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  17. 1061Reynard of Guiscard laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  18. 1062Reynard of Guiscard wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Zaida I of Bjornsson.
  19. 1068Reynard of Guiscard lifted the siege of Kingdom of Ibiki — 8 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  20. 1070Leoric of Mason failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Reynard of Guiscard.
  21. 1071Leoric of Mason failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Reynard of Guiscard.
  22. 1073Zaida I of Bjornsson wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Reynard of Guiscard through court intrigue and subversion.
  23. 1073Leoric of Mason laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  24. 1074Kaila III of Grimmr took Kingdom of Ibiki, wresting it from the line of Zaida I of Bjornsson.
  25. 1074Reynard of Guiscard wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Kaila III of Grimmr.
  26. 1074A child of 9 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  27. 1074A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  28. 1074Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Leoric of Mason — after 2 years, defender slain. Zaida of Bjornsson had lost the seat.
  29. 1075Magnus of Mason succeeded Leoric of Mason as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  30. 1075Reynard of Guiscard laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  31. 1076Reynard of Guiscard wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Magnus of Mason.
  32. 1080Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Reynard of Guiscard — after 6 years, defender slain. Magnus of Mason had lost the seat.
  33. 1084The death of Reynard of Guiscard left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  34. 1084Kaila III of Grimmr seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  35. 1085Joran of Mason laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  36. 1086Joran of Mason failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Kaila III of Grimmr.
  37. 1091Torvald of Grimmr, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Kaila III of Grimmr.
  38. 1092Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Joran of Mason — after 8 years, attritional collapse. Kaila of Grimmr had lost the seat.
  39. 1094Osric of Weaver failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Joran of Mason.
  40. 1095Osric of Weaver failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Joran of Mason. Osric fell in the fighting.
  41. 1096Mathilde II of Mason succeeded Joran of Mason as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  42. 1097Haldan of Mason laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  43. 1099Torvald of Grimmr failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Mathilde II of Mason.
  44. 1102Torvald of Grimmr failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Mathilde II of Mason. Torvald fell in the fighting.
  45. 1104Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Haldan of Mason — after 8 years, attritional collapse. Mathilde of Mason had lost the seat.
  46. 1124Sibyl of Mason succeeded Haldan of Mason as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  47. 1124Reynard of Fletcher took Kingdom of Ibiki, wresting it from the line of Sibyl of Mason.
  48. 1124A child of 4 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  49. 1124A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  50. 1129Kalman of Ashford, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Reynard of Fletcher.
  51. 1133The death of Kalman of Ashford left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  52. 1133Hedwig of Fletcher seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  53. 1134Mathilde of Weaver took Kingdom of Ibiki, wresting it from the line of Hedwig of Fletcher.
  54. 1134A child of 5 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  55. 1134A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  56. 1136Reynard of Fletcher laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  57. 1143Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Reynard of Fletcher — after 8 years, attritional collapse. Mathilde of Weaver had lost the seat.
  58. 1148Leoric I of Fletcher, a child of 9, inherited Kingdom of Ibiki upon the death of Reynard of Fletcher.
  59. 1148A child of 9 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  60. 1148A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  61. 1150Kalman of Smith laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  62. 1157Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Kalman of Smith — after 8 years, attritional collapse. Leoric of Fletcher had lost the seat.
  63. 1158Linnea of Smith succeeded Kalman of Smith as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  64. 1162Leoric of Brewer failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Linnea of Smith. Leoric fell in the fighting.
  65. 1164Leoric of Fletcher laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  66. 1165Leoric I of Fletcher wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Linnea of Smith through court intrigue and subversion.
  67. 1168Frida of Fletcher succeeded Leoric I of Fletcher as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  68. 1168Leoric of Fletcher lifted the siege of Kingdom of Ibiki — 5 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  69. 1174Gisela of Komnenos took Kingdom of Ibiki, wresting it from the line of Frida of Fletcher.
  70. 1174A child of 1 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  71. 1174A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  72. 1178The death of Gisela of Komnenos left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  73. 1178Ulrika of Fletcher seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  74. 1187Wystan I of Komnenos took Kingdom of Ibiki, wresting it from the line of Ulrika of Fletcher.
  75. 1187A child of 8 years was crowned to Kingdom of Ibiki — the great houses circled at once.
  76. 1187A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of Ibiki — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  77. 1191The death of Wystan I of Komnenos left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  78. 1191Ysolt of Fletcher seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  79. 1208Edrik I of Komnenos took Kingdom of Ibiki, wresting it from the line of Ysolt of Fletcher.
  80. 1239Carine of Guiscard laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  81. 1240Carine of Guiscard, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Edrik I of Komnenos.
  82. 1241Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Carine of Guiscard — after 3 years, breach exploited. Edrik of Komnenos had lost the seat.
  83. 1245Carine of Guiscard reformed the succession of Kingdom of Ibiki to elective.
  84. 1247The death of Carine of Guiscard left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  85. 1248Ulric of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of Ibiki and founded the House of Dunn.
  86. 1249Jocelyn of Ashford laid siege to Kingdom of Ibiki at Ibiki Vale — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  87. 1251Jocelyn of Ashford, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of Ibiki from Ulric of Dunn.
  88. 1256Kingdom of Ibiki fell to Jocelyn of Ashford — after 8 years, attritional collapse. Ulric of Dunn had lost the seat.
  89. 1261Ulric of Dunn failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Jocelyn of Ashford.
  90. 1267The death of Jocelyn of Ashford left Kingdom of Ibiki with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  91. 1268Ulric of Dunn seized the vacant Kingdom of Ibiki amid the disorder.
  92. 1287Nesta of Dunn succeeded Ulric of Dunn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  93. 1290Bertran of Dunn succeeded Nesta of Dunn as holder of Kingdom of Ibiki.
  94. 1290Magnus I of Ashford failed to take Kingdom of Ibiki from Bertran of Dunn.
The Revolt of Rivenbrook (1016–1300)olycka· 1016–1300· 115 händelser· vikt 709
  1. 1016House Doriel imposed tribute on house Sythe — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  2. 1016Guild of Rivenbrook Blades was chartered at Rivenbrook — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  3. 1019House Doriel imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 8.1 to one.
  4. 1019Guild of Rivenbrook Blades dissolved at Rivenbrook — the last masters were dead or gone, and the guildhall stood empty.
  5. 1027House Doriel imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 6.4 to one.
  6. 1027The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  7. 1028House Doriel imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 9.3 to one.
  8. 1030A knightly order was founded at Rivenbrook — its sworn blades would answer to no single crown.
  9. 1030A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  10. 1031The tribute from house Sythe to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  11. 1036The tribute from house Aeryn to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  12. 1039A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  13. 1041The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  14. 1042House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 10.8 to one.
  15. 1044The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  16. 1048House Aeryn imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 8.8 to one.
  17. 1048A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  18. 1050A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  19. 1052The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  20. 1052A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  21. 1054House Bjornsson imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 9.3 to one.
  22. 1055Mana corruption from Mirewood bled into Rivenbrook, tainting soil and sky alike.
  23. 1055The tribute from house Aeryn to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  24. 1055A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  25. 1058House Bjornsson imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 7.7 to one.
  26. 1058A breach was hammered into the walls of Rivenbrook — the outcome was no longer a question of if, but of when.
  27. 1059The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  28. 1063The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  29. 1064House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 11.1 to one.
  30. 1067A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  31. 1068The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  32. 1071A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  33. 1084A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  34. 1088A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  35. 1089A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  36. 1092A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  37. 1094A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  38. 1097The moon turned red above Rivenbrook, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  39. 1097A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  40. 1099A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  41. 1100A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  42. 1101In Rivenbrook, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 10 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  43. 1115A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  44. 1117Tremors ran through the earth of Rivenbrook, and old walls cracked without falling.
  45. 1121The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  46. 1124In Rivenbrook, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 33 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  47. 1127A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  48. 1127The defenders of Rivenbrook sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  49. 1127Provisions ran low behind the walls of Rivenbrook — Edrik of Dunn's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  50. 1129A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  51. 1130A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  52. 1132A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  53. 1134A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  54. 1136The merchants of Rivenbrook bound themselves into a league — a common purse, common law, common enemies.
  55. 1137The old route between Mirewood and Rivenbrook was revived — dormant for 8 years, its wharves were re-planked and its stalls reopened.
  56. 1142A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  57. 1145The merchants of Rivenbrook — 3 strong — took the reins of the province in all but name.
  58. 1147A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  59. 1149Provisions ran low behind the walls of Rivenbrook — Reynard of Dunn's people rationed grain, then leather, then nothing at all.
  60. 1150The trade route between Rivenbrook and Mirewood was severed — war broke the lane.
  61. 1157House Smith imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  62. 1160The trade route between Rivenbrook and Mirewood was severed — war broke the lane.
  63. 1161The tribute from house Tanner to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  64. 1166A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  65. 1169A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  66. 1171The old route between Mirewood and Rivenbrook was revived — dormant for 11 years, its wharves were re-planked and its stalls reopened.
  67. 1171A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  68. 1173A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  69. 1176In Rivenbrook, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 85 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  70. 1178The great works of Rivenbrook broke ground — aqueducts, walls, a bridge that would outlast the ruler who built it.
  71. 1183A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  72. 1185A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  73. 1189A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  74. 1190House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  75. 1191The tribute from house Sythe to house Doriel quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  76. 1192A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  77. 1195The river-route between Mirewood and Rivenbrook came to its peak — merchants of every house sent factors, and the ledgers grew thick.
  78. 1197A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  79. 1198A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  80. 1201A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  81. 1207A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  82. 1210A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  83. 1214A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  84. 1220House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 4.3 to one.
  85. 1221A monstrous birth was reported in Rivenbrook — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  86. 1222The tribute from house Aeryn to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  87. 1230House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 3.6 to one.
  88. 1231A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  89. 1235A monstrous birth was reported in Rivenbrook — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  90. 1236A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  91. 1242The tribute from house Ashford to house Guiscard quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  92. 1243A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  93. 1247A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  94. 1248House Ashford imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 6.6 to one.
  95. 1249The trade route between Rivenbrook and Mirewood was severed — war broke the lane.
  96. 1249The tribute from house Tanner to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  97. 1251A comet crossed the sky above Rivenbrook, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  98. 1252House Ashford imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 15.0 to one.
  99. 1252The moon turned red above Rivenbrook, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  100. 1253The tribute from house Tanner to house Guiscard quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  101. 1256A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  102. 1258Tremors ran through the earth of Rivenbrook, and old walls cracked without falling.
  103. 1267A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  104. 1268Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Rivenbrook — Katla took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  105. 1272A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  106. 1274House Weaver imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 3.7 to one.
  107. 1274A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  108. 1275The tribute from house Tanner to house Guiscard quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  109. 1277The trade route between Ibiki Vale and Rivenbrook was severed — locust_swarm broke the lane.
  110. 1284Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned at Rivenbrook was abandoned — no clergy remain, and the altar was cold for the first winter in living memory.
  111. 1291A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  112. 1292A great market fair convened at Rivenbrook — merchants of 2 routes met under a single roof, and the wealth changed hands with the seasons.
  113. 1293The trade route between Rivenbrook and Mirewood was severed — locust_swarm broke the lane.
  114. 1294Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Rivenbrook — Bertran took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  115. 1300A grand tournament was hosted at Rivenbrook — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
The Wars for Kingdom of the Ironspine (1011–1284)title· 1011–1284· 71 händelser· vikt 601
  1. 1011Dorin I of Grimmr succeeded Bardin I of Grimmr as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  2. 1012Kaila I of Grimmr failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Dorin I of Grimmr. Kaila fell in the fighting.
  3. 1018Bardin II of Grimmr succeeded Dorin I of Grimmr as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  4. 1022Vela I of Grimmr, against the odds, wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Bardin II of Grimmr. Bardin fell in the fighting.
  5. 1023The death of Vela I of Grimmr left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  6. 1026Hilda I of Grimmr seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
  7. 1032Durn of Grimmr failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Hilda I of Grimmr.
  8. 1034Konr of Grimmr failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Hilda I of Grimmr.
  9. 1043Durn of Grimmr failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Hilda I of Grimmr.
  10. 1045Yorick of Bjornsson took Kingdom of the Ironspine, wresting it from the line of Hilda I of Grimmr.
  11. 1045A child of 9 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
  12. 1045A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  13. 1046Durn of Grimmr failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Yorick of Bjornsson. Durn fell in the fighting.
  14. 1058The death of Yorick of Bjornsson left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  15. 1058Leoric of Mason, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of the Ironspine and founded the House of Mason.
  16. 1064Leoric of Mason reformed the succession of Kingdom of the Ironspine to primogeniture.
  17. 1075Magnus of Mason succeeded Leoric of Mason as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  18. 1080Magnus of Mason reformed the succession of Kingdom of the Ironspine to elective.
  19. 1080Joran of Mason succeeded Magnus of Mason as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  20. 1096Haldan of Mason wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Joran of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  21. 1101Haldan of Mason reformed the succession of Kingdom of the Ironspine to primogeniture.
  22. 1113Mathilde I of Mason wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Haldan of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  23. 1113Mira of Deepvault laid siege to Kingdom of the Ironspine at Ironspine — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  24. 1114Mira II of Deepvault failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Mathilde I of Mason.
  25. 1116Mira II of Deepvault failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Mathilde I of Mason.
  26. 1117Mira II of Deepvault failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Mathilde I of Mason. Mira fell in the fighting.
  27. 1117Mira of Deepvault lifted the siege of Kingdom of the Ironspine — 5 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  28. 1118Osric II of Guiscard took Kingdom of the Ironspine, wresting it from the line of Mathilde I of Mason.
  29. 1118A child of 7 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
  30. 1118A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  31. 1119Haldan of Mason laid siege to Kingdom of the Ironspine at Ironspine — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  32. 1120Leoric of Guiscard failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Osric II of Guiscard.
  33. 1121Haldan of Mason wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Osric II of Guiscard.
  34. 1124Sibyl of Mason succeeded Haldan of Mason as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  35. 1124Reynard of Fletcher took Kingdom of the Ironspine, wresting it from the line of Sibyl of Mason.
  36. 1124A child of 4 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
  37. 1124A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  38. 1124Haldan of Mason lifted the siege of Kingdom of the Ironspine — 6 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  39. 1133Hedwig of Fletcher laid siege to Kingdom of the Ironspine at Ironspine — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  40. 1134Hedwig of Fletcher failed to take Kingdom of the Ironspine from Reynard of Fletcher. Hedwig fell in the fighting.
  41. 1134Hedwig of Fletcher lifted the siege of Kingdom of the Ironspine — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  42. 1138Ottilie of Guiscard laid siege to Kingdom of the Ironspine at Ironspine — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  43. 1139Ottilie II of Guiscard wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Reynard of Fletcher.
  44. 1142The death of Ottilie II of Guiscard left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  45. 1142Wystan of Fletcher seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
  46. 1142Ottilie of Guiscard lifted the siege of Kingdom of the Ironspine — 5 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  47. 1144Reynard of Fletcher laid siege to Kingdom of the Ironspine at Ironspine — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  48. 1145Reynard of Fletcher wrested Kingdom of the Ironspine from Wystan of Fletcher.
  49. 1148Leoric I of Fletcher, a child of 9, inherited Kingdom of the Ironspine upon the death of Reynard of Fletcher.
  50. 1148A child of 9 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
  51. 1148A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  52. 1148Reynard of Fletcher lifted the siege of Kingdom of the Ironspine — 5 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  53. 1168Frida of Fletcher succeeded Leoric I of Fletcher as holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine.
  54. 1174Gisela of Komnenos took Kingdom of the Ironspine, wresting it from the line of Frida of Fletcher.
  55. 1174A child of 1 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
  56. 1174A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  57. 1178The death of Gisela of Komnenos left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  58. 1179Ulrika of Fletcher seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
  59. 1187Wystan I of Komnenos took Kingdom of the Ironspine, wresting it from the line of Ulrika of Fletcher.
  60. 1187A child of 8 years was crowned to Kingdom of the Ironspine — the great houses circled at once.
  61. 1187A regency was established over the young holder of Kingdom of the Ironspine — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  62. 1188A pretender claiming Kingdom of the Ironspine appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  63. 1191The death of Wystan I of Komnenos left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  64. 1192Ysolt of Fletcher seized the vacant Kingdom of the Ironspine amid the disorder.
  65. 1201The pretender to Kingdom of the Ironspine was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  66. 1208Edrik I of Komnenos took Kingdom of the Ironspine, wresting it from the line of Ysolt of Fletcher.
  67. 1241The death of Edrik I of Komnenos left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  68. 1242Carine of Weaver, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of the Ironspine and founded the House of Weaver.
  69. 1256Carine of Weaver reformed the succession of Kingdom of the Ironspine to elective.
  70. 1283The death of Carine of Weaver left Kingdom of the Ironspine with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  71. 1284Norbert of Weaver, risen from common stock, seized Kingdom of the Ironspine and founded the House of Weaver.
The Raids from Dunemarch (1003–1296)olycka· 1003–1296· 108 händelser· vikt 595
  1. 1003Famine struck Dunemarch; some 14 souls perished.
  2. 1004Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  3. 1006Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  4. 1007Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  5. 1008Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  6. 1009Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  7. 1012Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  8. 1013Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  9. 1014Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  10. 1018Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  11. 1020Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  12. 1022Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  13. 1024Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  14. 1025Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  15. 1028Tremors ran through the earth of Dunemarch, and old walls cracked without falling.
  16. 1032Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  17. 1033Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  18. 1037Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  19. 1038Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  20. 1038A pestilence broke out near Dunemarch and swept 1 provinces, killing 10. Among the dead were 1 of noble blood.
  21. 1039Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  22. 1040Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  23. 1041Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  24. 1042Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  25. 1045Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  26. 1046An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 3.
  27. 1046A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Dunemarch, and the countryside knew fear.
  28. 1047Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  29. 1049Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  30. 1051Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  31. 1054Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  32. 1057Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  33. 1062An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 7.
  34. 1062A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Dunemarch, and the countryside knew fear.
  35. 1063Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  36. 1064Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  37. 1068Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  38. 1069Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  39. 1070An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 5.
  40. 1070Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  41. 1072Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  42. 1073Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  43. 1077Famine struck Dunemarch; some 12 souls perished.
  44. 1085An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 6.
  45. 1089House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  46. 1095House Reed imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 5.7 to one.
  47. 1103House Reed imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 7.2 to one.
  48. 1107An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 6.
  49. 1123An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 7. 1 of noble blood were slain.
  50. 1126The tribute from house Smith to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  51. 1127An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 3.
  52. 1135Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  53. 1137House Reed imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  54. 1138House Reed imposed tribute on house Smith — outmatching them 7.6 to one.
  55. 1141The tribute from house Fletcher to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  56. 1145The tribute from house Smith to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  57. 1147House Reed imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 10.7 to one.
  58. 1149The tribute from house Brewer to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  59. 1151The tribute from house Smith to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  60. 1153House Reed imposed tribute on house Mason — outmatching them 11.7 to one.
  61. 1155The tribute from house Mason to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  62. 1156Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  63. 1163Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  64. 1164Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  65. 1166An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 3.
  66. 1166A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Dunemarch, and the countryside knew fear.
  67. 1167Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  68. 1168Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  69. 1171Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  70. 1175Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  71. 1180Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  72. 1181Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  73. 1186Famine struck Dunemarch; some 11 souls perished.
  74. 1194Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  75. 1195An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 6.
  76. 1195A undead champion (tier 4) took root in Dunemarch, and the countryside knew fear.
  77. 1199House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 11.7 to one.
  78. 1200The tribute from house Smith to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  79. 1204House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 10.9 to one.
  80. 1206Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  81. 1207The tribute from house Mason to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  82. 1212Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  83. 1212House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 11.0 to one.
  84. 1213Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  85. 1213The tribute from house Fletcher to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  86. 1217An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 5.
  87. 1221Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  88. 1229House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 10.3 to one.
  89. 1230The tribute from house Mason to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  90. 1236Famine struck Dunemarch; some 13 souls perished.
  91. 1243House Reed imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 7.6 to one.
  92. 1245House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 9.5 to one.
  93. 1247The tribute from house Brewer to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  94. 1250The tribute from house Mason to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  95. 1261House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 6.0 to one.
  96. 1262An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 5.
  97. 1262The tribute from house Carter to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  98. 1267House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 5.5 to one.
  99. 1270The tribute from house Brewer to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  100. 1276A creeping blight began to wither the land of Dunemarch, the soil cracking and the grasses dying.
  101. 1285House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Aristides — outmatching them 4.5 to one.
  102. 1286The tribute from house Carter to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  103. 1288The blight of Dunemarch deepened — 13 fled or perished as the terrain shifted toward desert.
  104. 1290House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Aristides — outmatching them 4.4 to one.
  105. 1291An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 7.
  106. 1292An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 6.
  107. 1292The tribute from house Carter to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  108. 1296An undead host poured out of Verdant Fever and raided Dunemarch, killing 5.
The Ashen Years of Ironspine (1001–1293)olycka· 1001–1293· 76 händelser· vikt 477
  1. 1001Famine struck Ironspine; some 33 souls perished.
  2. 1005A knightly order was founded at Ironspine — its sworn blades would answer to no single crown.
  3. 1008House Grimmr imposed tribute on house Doriel — outmatching them 4.8 to one.
  4. 1010A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  5. 1026The tribute from house Doriel to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  6. 1040The mountain of Ironspine erupted, and columns of ash blotted out the sun. 15 perished in the initial fury.
  7. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Ibiki Vale. 9 starved.
  8. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Sunmeadow. 4 starved.
  9. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Elmwood. 4 starved.
  10. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Rivenbrook. 4 starved.
  11. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Thornwood. 4 starved.
  12. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Saltmere. 5 starved.
  13. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Gullhaven. 5 starved.
  14. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Ironspine. 4 starved.
  15. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Highpass. 4 starved.
  16. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Ashen Steppe. 4 starved.
  17. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Sunscour. 4 starved.
  18. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Dunemarch. 4 starved.
  19. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Zafran. 4 starved.
  20. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Khoresh. 6 starved.
  21. 1044Ash from the great eruption choked the harvests of Mirewood. 4 starved.
  22. 1050House Bjornsson imposed tribute on house Bjornsson — outmatching them 5.2 to one.
  23. 1054A ancient dragon (tier 5) took root in Ironspine, and the countryside knew fear.
  24. 1056A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  25. 1057A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  26. 1058A pestilence broke out near Ironspine and swept 1 provinces, killing 18. Among the dead were 1 of noble blood.
  27. 1058The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  28. 1062A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  29. 1076A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  30. 1091A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  31. 1094House Mason imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 9.8 to one.
  32. 1096The tribute from house Doriel to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  33. 1097House Mason imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 6.4 to one.
  34. 1101The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  35. 1108A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  36. 1113House Mason imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  37. 1121Tremors ran through the earth of Ironspine, and old walls cracked without falling.
  38. 1123The defenders of Ironspine sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  39. 1126House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  40. 1129House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Holt — outmatching them 4.5 to one.
  41. 1133The defenders of Ironspine sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  42. 1139The defenders of Ironspine sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  43. 1140The defenders of Ironspine sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  44. 1150A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  45. 1153A monstrous birth was reported in Ironspine — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  46. 1161A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  47. 1162The tribute from house Holt to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  48. 1164House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 4.8 to one.
  49. 1174the Rust Cough — a mana-fever — struck Ironspine. Physicians had no name for it at first; by the second month it had claimed its own.
  50. 1174the Rust Cough was not a natural sickness — the sufferers spoke in tongues, saw the walls breathe, and half of them never returned to themselves at Ironspine. Priests, mages, and physicians argued over the cause; not one of them could stop it.
  51. 1176A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  52. 1187A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  53. 1203A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  54. 1205A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  55. 1206A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  56. 1215House Komnenos imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 7.3 to one.
  57. 1216The tribute from house Doriel to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  58. 1217House Komnenos imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 7.1 to one.
  59. 1217A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  60. 1223House Komnenos imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 12.3 to one.
  61. 1227A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  62. 1235A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  63. 1238A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  64. 1242A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  65. 1253House Weaver imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  66. 1253A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  67. 1254The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Bjornsson quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  68. 1257the Rust Cough returned — the 2nd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  69. 1262A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  70. 1268A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  71. 1269A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  72. 1279House Weaver imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 3.0 to one.
  73. 1280The tribute from house Doriel to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  74. 1288Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Ironspine — Norbert took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  75. 1292A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  76. 1293A grand tournament was hosted at Ironspine — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
The Great Drought of Zafran (1001–1298)olycka· 1001–1298· 70 händelser· vikt 468
  1. 1001Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Zafran — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  2. 1003Famine struck Zafran; some 205 souls perished.
  3. 1003House Darzan imposed tribute on house Qarash — outmatching them 9.7 to one.
  4. 1003A bread riot broke out in Zafran — the granaries were forced open, and the price of a loaf became a chapter in the chronicle.
  5. 1003A marketplace riot broke out in Zafran — bread was in short supply, and the guards outnumbered.
  6. 1009House Darzan imposed tribute on house Gorthak — outmatching them 8.8 to one.
  7. 1019The tribute from house Gorthak to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  8. 1029A great temple was raised at Zafran — its bells would sound over the fields for centuries.
  9. 1035A vast swarm of locusts swept through Zafran, stripping the fields bare. 11 starved in the aftermath.
  10. 1041House Darzan imposed tribute on house Darzan — outmatching them 4.8 to one.
  11. 1053House Darzan imposed tribute on house Darzan — outmatching them 6.3 to one.
  12. 1067A comet crossed the sky above Zafran, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  13. 1075House Darzan imposed tribute on house Harlow — outmatching them 6.4 to one.
  14. 1081The tribute from house Darzan to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  15. 1083The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  16. 1083Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Zafran — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  17. 1084House Smith imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 6.1 to one.
  18. 1088the Grey Sighing-Death — a hemorrhagic fever — struck Zafran. Physicians had no name for it at first; by the second month it had claimed its own.
  19. 1099The tribute from house Qarash to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  20. 1101House Smith imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 4.3 to one.
  21. 1102The tribute from house Darzan to house Darzan quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  22. 1119A vast swarm of locusts swept through Zafran, stripping the fields bare. 6 starved in the aftermath.
  23. 1119House Smith imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 3.4 to one.
  24. 1132the Grey Sighing-Death had turned in the marrow — a new strain, the Grey Sighing-Death II, presented with unfamiliar signs and a lethality of 29% among the unimmunised.
  25. 1148the Grey Sighing-Death II returned — the 1st strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  26. 1149the Grey Sighing-Death returned — the 2nd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  27. 1162A vast swarm of locusts swept through Zafran, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  28. 1180The house of Ashford at Zafran grew soft — merchants and scholars filled the halls where soldiers had once stood.
  29. 1201the Grey Sighing-Death II returned — the 2nd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  30. 1203A monstrous birth was reported in Zafran — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  31. 1203the Grey Sighing-Death returned — the 3rd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  32. 1213the Grey Sighing-Death returned — the 4th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  33. 1240the Grey Sighing-Death returned — the 5th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  34. 1253A great drought gripped Zafran and the rivers ran dry. 15 perished of thirst and hunger.
  35. 1253A great drought gripped Sunscour and the rivers ran dry. 6 perished of thirst and hunger.
  36. 1253A great drought gripped Khoresh and the rivers ran dry. 17 perished of thirst and hunger.
  37. 1254Drought gripped Zafran for a second year. 10 perished of thirst and hunger.
  38. 1254Drought gripped Sunscour for a second year. 5 perished of thirst and hunger.
  39. 1254Drought gripped Dunemarch for a second year. 5 perished of thirst and hunger.
  40. 1254Drought gripped Khoresh for a second year. 12 perished of thirst and hunger.
  41. 1254House Weaver imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 4.7 to one.
  42. 1255A vast swarm of locusts swept through Zafran, stripping the fields bare. 8 starved in the aftermath.
  43. 1255The tribute from house Brewer to house Smith quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  44. 1256The drought in Zafran lingered into a third year. 6 perished of thirst and hunger.
  45. 1256The drought in Sunscour lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  46. 1256The drought in Dunemarch lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  47. 1256The drought in Khoresh lingered into a third year. 7 perished of thirst and hunger.
  48. 1256The drought in Ashen Steppe lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  49. 1256A great drought gripped Zafran and the rivers ran dry. 11 perished of thirst and hunger.
  50. 1256A great drought gripped Sunscour and the rivers ran dry. 6 perished of thirst and hunger.
  51. 1256A great drought gripped Dunemarch and the rivers ran dry. 6 perished of thirst and hunger.
  52. 1257Drought gripped Zafran for a second year. 8 perished of thirst and hunger.
  53. 1257Drought gripped Dunemarch for a second year. 5 perished of thirst and hunger.
  54. 1258A vast swarm of locusts swept through Zafran, stripping the fields bare. 6 starved in the aftermath.
  55. 1258the Grey Sighing-Death returned — the 6th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  56. 1259The drought in Zafran lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  57. 1259The drought in Sunscour lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  58. 1259The drought in Dunemarch lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  59. 1259The drought in Khoresh lingered into a third year. 8 perished of thirst and hunger.
  60. 1259The drought in Ashen Steppe lingered into a third year. 3 perished of thirst and hunger.
  61. 1264Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Zafran — Gorma took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  62. 1266House Weaver imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.5 to one.
  63. 1267The tribute from house Brewer to house Smith quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  64. 1269House Weaver imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.3 to one.
  65. 1272The tribute from house Brewer to house Smith quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  66. 1272the Grey Sighing-Death returned — the 7th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  67. 1273Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned at Zafran was abandoned — no clergy remain, and the altar was cold for the first winter in living memory.
  68. 1286A vast swarm of locusts swept through Zafran, stripping the fields bare. 6 starved in the aftermath.
  69. 1291the Grey Sighing-Death returned — the 8th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  70. 1298the Grey Sighing-Death II returned — the 3rd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
The Revolt of Thornwood (1065–1295)olycka· 1065–1295· 55 händelser· vikt 423
  1. 1065In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 21 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  2. 1066In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 21 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  3. 1069In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 67 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  4. 1087In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 27 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  5. 1091In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 56 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  6. 1105In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 92 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  7. 1106In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 104 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  8. 1111In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 51 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  9. 1114In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 20 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  10. 1127In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 30 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  11. 1132In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 119 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  12. 1151In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 106 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  13. 1151A feral beast (tier 2) took root in Thornwood, and the countryside knew fear.
  14. 1153A monstrous birth was reported in Thornwood — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  15. 1157In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 8 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  16. 1162A serial killer stalked Thornwood — three bodies in as many years, no one caught, the chroniclers gave them a name.
  17. 1165In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 52 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  18. 1166In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 164 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  19. 1171In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 22 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  20. 1172In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 104 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  21. 1174In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 88 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  22. 1185A feral beast (tier 2) took root in Thornwood, and the countryside knew fear.
  23. 1189In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 129 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  24. 1193In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 180 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  25. 1196In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 151 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  26. 1198In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 49 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  27. 1199In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 155 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  28. 1206In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 41 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  29. 1206A monstrous birth was reported in Thornwood — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  30. 1209An adventurers' guild hall was raised at Thornwood — heroes had made a habit of this coast.
  31. 1210In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 18 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  32. 1211In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 166 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  33. 1216In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 166 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  34. 1217In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 204 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  35. 1220In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 120 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  36. 1224In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 216 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  37. 1225In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 223 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  38. 1235In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 104 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  39. 1236In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 192 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  40. 1237In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 192 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  41. 1243In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 24 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  42. 1254In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 160 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  43. 1257In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 244 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  44. 1258House Ashford imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 3.5 to one.
  45. 1264In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 56 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  46. 1268Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Thornwood — Hedwig took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  47. 1269In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 201 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  48. 1271In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 185 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  49. 1273The tribute from house Weaver to house Ashford quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  50. 1277In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 275 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  51. 1280In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 230 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  52. 1281In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 246 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  53. 1282In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 85 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  54. 1283In Thornwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 239 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  55. 1295Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned at Thornwood was abandoned — no clergy remain, and the altar was cold for the first winter in living memory.
The Wars for Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe (1001–1275)title· 1001–1275· 55 händelser· vikt 422
  1. 1001Yusuf of Qarash succeeded Temur of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  2. 1007Ghazan of Qarash wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Yusuf of Qarash through court intrigue and subversion.
  3. 1008Yusuf of Qarash failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Ghazan of Qarash.
  4. 1029Altan II of Qarash succeeded Ghazan of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  5. 1032Gul of Qarash succeeded Altan II of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  6. 1038Sabah II of Qarash succeeded Gul of Qarash as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  7. 1041Aynur I of Qarash, a child of 6, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Sabah II of Qarash.
  8. 1041A child of 6 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  9. 1046Aynur II of Qarash, a child of 8, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Aynur I of Qarash.
  10. 1046A child of 8 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  11. 1046A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  12. 1055The death of Aynur II of Qarash left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  13. 1055Sibyl of Greaves seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  14. 1062Sibyl of Greaves reformed the succession of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe to primogeniture.
  15. 1066A pretender claiming Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  16. 1070The pretender to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  17. 1079The death of Sibyl of Greaves left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  18. 1080Aldous II of Harlow seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  19. 1082Wystan of Reed, against the odds, wrested Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Aldous II of Harlow. Aldous fell in the fighting.
  20. 1083A pretender claiming Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  21. 1085Quintus I of Reed, a child of 3, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Wystan of Reed.
  22. 1090A pretender claiming Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  23. 1097A pretender claiming Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  24. 1108Quintus I of Reed reformed the succession of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe to elective.
  25. 1123Zaida of Reed succeeded Quintus I of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  26. 1129Perrin of Reed succeeded Zaida of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  27. 1146Bertran of Reed succeeded Perrin of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  28. 1149Nesta of Reed failed to take Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe from Bertran of Reed.
  29. 1149Nesta of Reed succeeded Bertran of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  30. 1161Frida I of Reed succeeded Nesta of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  31. 1169Frida I of Reed reformed the succession of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe to seniority.
  32. 1171Kalman of Reed succeeded Frida I of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  33. 1176Conrad II of Reed, a child of 4, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Kalman of Reed.
  34. 1176A child of 4 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  35. 1176A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  36. 1186Quintus II of Reed succeeded Conrad II of Reed as holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe.
  37. 1199Nesta of Ashford laid siege to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe at Ashen Steppe — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  38. 1199Nesta of Ashford lifted the siege of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — 1 year in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  39. 1200Garren II of Reed, a child of 8, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Quintus II of Reed.
  40. 1200A child of 8 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  41. 1200A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  42. 1212Garren II of Reed reformed the succession of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe to primogeniture.
  43. 1213Garren III of Reed, a child of 1, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Garren II of Reed.
  44. 1213A child of 1 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  45. 1213A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  46. 1238The death of Garren III of Reed left Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  47. 1238Hedwig of Reed seized the vacant Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe amid the disorder.
  48. 1250Magnus I of Fletcher took Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe, wresting it from the line of Hedwig of Reed.
  49. 1252Magnus II of Fletcher, a child of 4, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Magnus I of Fletcher.
  50. 1252A child of 4 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  51. 1252A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  52. 1268Aldric II of Fletcher, a child of 2, inherited Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe upon the death of Magnus II of Fletcher.
  53. 1268A child of 2 years was crowned to Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — the great houses circled at once.
  54. 1268A regency was established over the young holder of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  55. 1275The regent of Khaganate of the Ashen Steppe cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
The Withering of Sunscour (1005–1296)olycka· 1005–1296· 65 händelser· vikt 395
  1. 1005A pestilence broke out near Sunscour and swept 1 provinces, killing 12.
  2. 1012House Qarash imposed tribute on house Gorthak — outmatching them 7.1 to one.
  3. 1014Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  4. 1014In Sunscour, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 11 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  5. 1016Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  6. 1019Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  7. 1024Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  8. 1024The scholars of Sunscour grew to 4 — a small tradition took root.
  9. 1025Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  10. 1029The tribute from house Gorthak to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  11. 1032Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  12. 1034Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  13. 1041Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  14. 1042Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  15. 1043Tremors ran through the earth of Sunscour, and old walls cracked without falling.
  16. 1044Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  17. 1046Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  18. 1047Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  19. 1047The house of Qarash at Sunscour grew soft — merchants and scholars filled the halls where soldiers had once stood.
  20. 1055Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  21. 1056Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  22. 1058Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  23. 1059Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  24. 1059the Black Bloom — a mana-fever — struck Sunscour. Physicians had no name for it at first; by the second month it had claimed its own.
  25. 1059the Black Bloom was not a natural sickness — the sufferers spoke in tongues, saw the walls breathe, and half of them never returned to themselves at Sunscour. Priests, mages, and physicians argued over the cause; not one of them could stop it.
  26. 1061Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  27. 1065Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  28. 1066Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  29. 1069Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  30. 1091The learned tradition of Sunscour was quietly lost — no scholar had studied there in 67 years.
  31. 1103Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  32. 1118the Black Bloom returned — the 2nd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  33. 1119Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  34. 1137Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  35. 1158Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  36. 1161Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  37. 1163Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  38. 1166Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  39. 1170Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  40. 1171the Black Bloom returned — the 3rd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  41. 1174Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  42. 1177Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  43. 1179the Black Bloom had turned in the marrow — a new strain, the Black Bloom II, presented with unfamiliar signs and a lethality of 7% among the unimmunised.
  44. 1180the Black Bloom II had turned in the marrow — a new strain, the Black Bloom II II, presented with unfamiliar signs and a lethality of 5% among the unimmunised.
  45. 1183Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  46. 1189Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  47. 1196Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  48. 1199Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  49. 1200Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  50. 1201Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  51. 1206Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  52. 1212Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  53. 1217Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  54. 1223Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  55. 1224Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  56. 1225the Black Bloom returned — the 4th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  57. 1236A creeping blight began to wither the land of Sunscour, the soil cracking and the grasses dying.
  58. 1248The blight of Sunscour deepened — 13 fled or perished as the terrain shifted toward desert.
  59. 1256the Black Bloom II II returned — the 1st strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  60. 1265Famine struck Sunscour; some 13 souls perished.
  61. 1273Sunscour was lost to the blight; no crop will ever grow there again.
  62. 1273A corruption lord (tier 4) took root in Sunscour, and the countryside knew fear.
  63. 1283the Black Bloom II returned — the 1st strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  64. 1287the Black Bloom returned — the 5th strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
  65. 1296the Black Bloom II returned — the 2nd strike. Older survivors recognised the signs; the young thought it new.
The Wars for Duchy of Saltmere (1052–1293)title· 1052–1293· 47 händelser· vikt 365
  1. 1052The death of Torgan of Harlow left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  2. 1052Leif of Harlow seized the vacant Duchy of Saltmere amid the disorder.
  3. 1064Aldous II of Harlow, a child of 0, inherited Duchy of Saltmere upon the death of Leif of Harlow.
  4. 1064A child of 0 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
  5. 1064A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  6. 1065Edda of Harlow laid siege to Duchy of Saltmere at Saltmere — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  7. 1069Duchy of Saltmere fell to Edda of Harlow — after 5 years, breach exploited. Aldous of Harlow had lost the seat.
  8. 1081Aldous of Harlow laid siege to Duchy of Saltmere at Saltmere — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  9. 1082Aldous II of Harlow failed to take Duchy of Saltmere from Edda of Harlow. Aldous fell in the fighting.
  10. 1082Aldous of Harlow lifted the siege of Duchy of Saltmere — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  11. 1086Torvald of Grimmr took Duchy of Saltmere, wresting it from the line of Edda of Harlow.
  12. 1102The death of Torvald of Grimmr left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  13. 1105Garren I of Greaves, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Saltmere and founded the House of Greaves.
  14. 1115Garren I of Greaves reformed the succession of Duchy of Saltmere to elective.
  15. 1155Aldric of Guiscard laid siege to Duchy of Saltmere at Saltmere — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  16. 1156Aldric II of Guiscard wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Zaida of Greaves. Zaida fell in the fighting.
  17. 1156Aldric of Guiscard lifted the siege of Duchy of Saltmere — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  18. 1164Nesta of Guiscard reformed the succession of Duchy of Saltmere to primogeniture.
  19. 1164Leoric I of Fletcher took Duchy of Saltmere, wresting it from the line of Nesta of Guiscard.
  20. 1174Gisela of Komnenos took Duchy of Saltmere, wresting it from the line of Frida of Fletcher.
  21. 1174A child of 1 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
  22. 1174A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  23. 1178The death of Gisela of Komnenos left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  24. 1178Norbert II of Guiscard seized the vacant Duchy of Saltmere amid the disorder.
  25. 1179Jocelyn of Guiscard laid siege to Duchy of Saltmere at Saltmere — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  26. 1180Jocelyn of Guiscard failed to take Duchy of Saltmere from Norbert II of Guiscard. Jocelyn fell in the fighting.
  27. 1180Jocelyn of Guiscard lifted the siege of Duchy of Saltmere — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  28. 1181A pretender claiming Duchy of Saltmere appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  29. 1182The death of Norbert II of Guiscard left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  30. 1182Linnea I of Fletcher seized the vacant Duchy of Saltmere amid the disorder.
  31. 1183Ulrika of Fletcher wrested Duchy of Saltmere from Linnea I of Fletcher. Linnea fell in the fighting.
  32. 1187Wystan I of Komnenos took Duchy of Saltmere, wresting it from the line of Ulrika of Fletcher.
  33. 1187A child of 8 years was crowned to Duchy of Saltmere — the great houses circled at once.
  34. 1187A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Saltmere — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  35. 1188The pretender to Duchy of Saltmere was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  36. 1190The regent of Duchy of Saltmere cast off the pretence of stewardship and seized the crown outright.
  37. 1191The death of Wystan I of Komnenos left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  38. 1192Ysolt of Fletcher seized the vacant Duchy of Saltmere amid the disorder.
  39. 1208Edrik I of Komnenos took Duchy of Saltmere, wresting it from the line of Ysolt of Fletcher.
  40. 1241The death of Edrik I of Komnenos left Duchy of Saltmere with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  41. 1245Kalman of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Saltmere and founded the House of Dunn.
  42. 1248A pretender claiming Duchy of Saltmere appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  43. 1249A pretender claiming Duchy of Saltmere appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  44. 1285Thyra of Dunn failed to take Duchy of Saltmere from Norbert I of Dunn.
  45. 1290Kalman of Carter failed to take Duchy of Saltmere from Norbert I of Dunn.
  46. 1291Kalman of Carter failed to take Duchy of Saltmere from Norbert I of Dunn. Kalman fell in the fighting.
  47. 1293Norbert I of Dunn reformed the succession of Duchy of Saltmere to elective.
The Withering of Ashen Steppe (1002–1254)olycka· 1002–1254· 57 händelser· vikt 334
  1. 1002Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 54 souls perished.
  2. 1003Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 41 souls perished.
  3. 1005House Qarash imposed tribute on house Qarash — outmatching them 6.1 to one.
  4. 1007House Qarash imposed tribute on house Gorthak — outmatching them 5.8 to one.
  5. 1011The tribute from house Qarash to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  6. 1031House Qarash imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 8.1 to one.
  7. 1035The tribute from house Gorthak to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  8. 1038House Qarash imposed tribute on house Gorthak — outmatching them 8.1 to one.
  9. 1039The tribute from house Gorthak to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  10. 1040House Qarash imposed tribute on house Gorthak — outmatching them 8.1 to one.
  11. 1043The tribute from house Gorthak to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  12. 1046House Qarash imposed tribute on house Gorthak — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  13. 1051The tribute from house Gorthak to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  14. 1052House Qarash imposed tribute on house Greaves — outmatching them 15.0 to one.
  15. 1053The tribute from house Gorthak to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  16. 1060The tribute from house Aeryn to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  17. 1062House Greaves imposed tribute on house Aeryn — outmatching them 6.9 to one.
  18. 1064The tribute from house Aeryn to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  19. 1067House Greaves imposed tribute on house Bjornsson — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  20. 1071House Greaves imposed tribute on house Harlow — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  21. 1080The tribute from house Qarash to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  22. 1093House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 7.2 to one.
  23. 1097The tribute from house Qarash to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  24. 1102House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 7.2 to one.
  25. 1108The tribute from house Harlow to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  26. 1111A creeping blight began to wither the land of Ashen Steppe, the soil cracking and the grasses dying.
  27. 1116House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 7.1 to one.
  28. 1121The tribute from house Qarash to house Qarash quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  29. 1122House Reed imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 7.0 to one.
  30. 1123The blight of Ashen Steppe deepened — 13 fled or perished as the terrain shifted toward desert.
  31. 1125The tribute from house Fletcher to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  32. 1132House Reed imposed tribute on house Holt — outmatching them 5.0 to one.
  33. 1137The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  34. 1137Tremors ran through the earth of Ashen Steppe, and old walls cracked without falling.
  35. 1142House Reed imposed tribute on house Holt — outmatching them 8.3 to one.
  36. 1144The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  37. 1148Ashen Steppe was lost to the blight; no crop will ever grow there again.
  38. 1148A monstrous birth was reported in Ashen Steppe — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  39. 1162Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  40. 1165Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  41. 1176Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  42. 1179Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  43. 1180Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  44. 1192Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  45. 1196Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  46. 1205Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  47. 1206Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  48. 1208Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  49. 1213Tremors ran through the earth of Ashen Steppe, and old walls cracked without falling.
  50. 1216Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  51. 1221Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  52. 1221House Reed imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 3.0 to one.
  53. 1226Famine struck Ashen Steppe; some 13 souls perished.
  54. 1226House Reed imposed tribute on house Reed — outmatching them 3.1 to one.
  55. 1227The tribute from house Aeryn to house Greaves quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  56. 1252The crown jewels vanished from the vaults of Ashen Steppe — no dungeon held them, no chronicler could name the thief, and the seat of the kingdom sat lighter for it.
  57. 1254A monstrous birth was reported in Ashen Steppe — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
The Dead Zone of Verdant Fever (1001–1271)olycka· 1001–1271· 58 händelser· vikt 320
  1. 1001A great temple was raised at Verdant Fever — its bells would sound over the fields for centuries.
  2. 1015A vast swarm of locusts swept through Verdant Fever, stripping the fields bare. 7 starved in the aftermath.
  3. 1021House Sythe imposed tribute on house Gorthak — outmatching them 3.8 to one.
  4. 1026A rift tore open above Verdant Fever and 8,574 people fell through from another world — terrified, disoriented, and utterly lost.
  5. 1026A demon (tier 4) took root in Verdant Fever, and the countryside knew fear.
  6. 1027Of the 8,574 displaced souls who appeared at Verdant Fever, 7,288 died within the year — wrong season, wrong world, no way home.
  7. 1028The dead of Verdant Fever rose. The province became a no-go zone — sealed by undead, mana-saturated, and abandoned to the dark.
  8. 1028A wraith host (tier 3) took root in Verdant Fever, and the countryside knew fear.
  9. 1030Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  10. 1031Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  11. 1036Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  12. 1039Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  13. 1041Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  14. 1043Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  15. 1045Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 12 souls perished.
  16. 1045A monstrous birth was reported in Verdant Fever — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  17. 1046Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  18. 1052Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  19. 1056The tribute from house Gorthak to house Sythe quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  20. 1057Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  21. 1060Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  22. 1061Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  23. 1063Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  24. 1063The people of Verdant Fever began to treat the old grove as sacred — the priests of no formal faith yet claimed it.
  25. 1064Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  26. 1065Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  27. 1067Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  28. 1071Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  29. 1104Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 12 souls perished.
  30. 1121Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  31. 1126Tremors ran through the earth of Verdant Fever, and old walls cracked without falling.
  32. 1156Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  33. 1157A cursed grove (tier 2) took root in Verdant Fever, and the countryside knew fear.
  34. 1159Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  35. 1168Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  36. 1176Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  37. 1177An adventurers' guild hall was raised at Verdant Fever — heroes had made a habit of this coast.
  38. 1186Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 11 souls perished.
  39. 1193Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  40. 1197Tremors ran through the earth of Verdant Fever, and old walls cracked without falling.
  41. 1198Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  42. 1200Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  43. 1206Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  44. 1212Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 12 souls perished.
  45. 1215Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  46. 1219Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 12 souls perished.
  47. 1222Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 13 souls perished.
  48. 1224Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 12 souls perished.
  49. 1225Famine struck Verdant Fever; some 11 souls perished.
  50. 1228A cursed grove (tier 2) took root in Verdant Fever, and the countryside knew fear.
  51. 1230Tremors ran through the earth of Verdant Fever, and old walls cracked without falling.
  52. 1253Tremors ran through the earth of Verdant Fever, and old walls cracked without falling.
  53. 1257A vast swarm of locusts swept through Verdant Fever, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  54. 1257A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  55. 1266Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Verdant Fever — Elswyth took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  56. 1268In Verdant Fever, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 36 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  57. 1271House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 3.8 to one.
  58. 1271A monstrous birth was reported in Verdant Fever — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
The Wars for County of Thornwood (1005–1298)title· 1005–1298· 43 händelser· vikt 304
  1. 1005Wyn I of Doriel, a child of 1, inherited County of Thornwood upon the death of Elwin of Doriel.
  2. 1025Wyn I of Doriel reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to seniority.
  3. 1039Nira of Doriel reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to primogeniture.
  4. 1045The death of Nira of Doriel left County of Thornwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  5. 1045Garren of Bjornsson seized the vacant County of Thornwood amid the disorder.
  6. 1052Leoric of Bjornsson failed to take County of Thornwood from Garren of Bjornsson.
  7. 1058Garren of Bjornsson reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to elective.
  8. 1069Leoric of Mason wrested County of Thornwood from Garren of Bjornsson.
  9. 1071Reynard of Guiscard failed to take County of Thornwood from Leoric of Mason.
  10. 1073Reynard of Guiscard wrested County of Thornwood from Leoric of Mason.
  11. 1082Reynard of Guiscard reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to primogeniture.
  12. 1084The death of Reynard of Guiscard left County of Thornwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  13. 1084Osric of Weaver, risen from common stock, seized County of Thornwood and founded the House of Weaver.
  14. 1092Osric of Weaver reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to elective.
  15. 1095Garren I of Weaver, a child of 8, inherited County of Thornwood upon the death of Osric of Weaver.
  16. 1109Edrik of Weaver wrested County of Thornwood from Garren I of Weaver through court intrigue and subversion.
  17. 1124Garren I of Weaver reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to primogeniture.
  18. 1130Leoric I of Weaver reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to elective.
  19. 1133Aldric I of Weaver wrested County of Thornwood from Leoric I of Weaver through court intrigue and subversion.
  20. 1137Mathilde of Weaver, a child of 8, inherited County of Thornwood upon the death of Aldric I of Weaver.
  21. 1145Hedwig of Weaver, against the odds, wrested County of Thornwood from Mathilde of Weaver.
  22. 1164A secret heir to County of Thornwood was discovered — the succession would be contested by a claimant no one had counted.
  23. 1179Joran I of Weaver reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to primogeniture.
  24. 1180Ottilie of Weaver failed to take County of Thornwood from Garren II of Weaver.
  25. 1185Isolde I of Weaver, against the odds, wrested County of Thornwood from Garren II of Weaver.
  26. 1190Garren of Aristides took County of Thornwood, wresting it from the line of Isolde I of Weaver.
  27. 1196Verena I of Weaver, against the odds, wrested County of Thornwood from Garren of Aristides.
  28. 1212Doran I of Aristides wrested County of Thornwood from Verena I of Weaver through court intrigue and subversion.
  29. 1213Verena I of Weaver, against the odds, wrested County of Thornwood from Doran I of Aristides. Doran fell in the fighting.
  30. 1217Carine of Guiscard led a coup — the army lifted them onto the seat of County of Thornwood without a formal war.
  31. 1222Tancred of Komnenos took County of Thornwood, wresting it from the line of Verena I of Weaver.
  32. 1238Valter II of Komnenos reformed the succession of County of Thornwood to elective.
  33. 1258Jocelyn of Ashford wrested County of Thornwood from Hedwig of Komnenos.
  34. 1263Wilona II of Komnenos wrested County of Thornwood from Jocelyn of Ashford through court intrigue and subversion.
  35. 1264Jocelyn of Ashford wrested County of Thornwood from Wilona II of Komnenos.
  36. 1267The death of Jocelyn of Ashford left County of Thornwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  37. 1267Wilona II of Komnenos seized the vacant County of Thornwood amid the disorder.
  38. 1275Katla II of Komnenos wrested County of Thornwood from Wilona II of Komnenos through court intrigue and subversion.
  39. 1285Magnus I of Ashford failed to take County of Thornwood from Wilona II of Komnenos.
  40. 1288The death of Wilona II of Komnenos left County of Thornwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  41. 1288Doran of Ashford seized the vacant County of Thornwood amid the disorder.
  42. 1289Magnus I of Ashford, against the odds, wrested County of Thornwood from Doran of Ashford.
  43. 1298Joran I of Ashford wrested County of Thornwood from Doran of Ashford through court intrigue and subversion.
The Wars for County of Highpass (1001–1268)title· 1001–1268· 41 händelser· vikt 282
  1. 1001Temur of Qarash wrested County of Highpass from Dorin I of Grimmr.
  2. 1007Dorin I of Grimmr failed to take County of Highpass from Yusuf of Qarash.
  3. 1008Yusuf of Qarash reformed the succession of County of Highpass to elective.
  4. 1011Bardin I of Grimmr failed to take County of Highpass from Ghazan of Qarash. Bardin fell in the fighting.
  5. 1012Dorin I of Grimmr, against the odds, wrested County of Highpass from Ghazan of Qarash.
  6. 1019Ghazan of Qarash failed to take County of Highpass from Bardin II of Grimmr.
  7. 1022Vela I of Grimmr wrested County of Highpass from Bardin II of Grimmr. Bardin fell in the fighting.
  8. 1023Ghazan of Qarash wrested County of Highpass from Vela I of Grimmr. Vela fell in the fighting.
  9. 1038Sabah II of Qarash wrested County of Highpass from Gul of Qarash through court intrigue and subversion.
  10. 1041Aynur I of Qarash, a child of 6, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Sabah II of Qarash.
  11. 1046Aynur II of Qarash, a child of 8, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Aynur I of Qarash.
  12. 1055The death of Aynur II of Qarash left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  13. 1056Bertran of Bjornsson seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
  14. 1061Bertran of Bjornsson reformed the succession of County of Highpass to primogeniture.
  15. 1068Leoric of Mason wrested County of Highpass from Bertran of Bjornsson.
  16. 1080Aldric of Mason, a child of 3, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Magnus of Mason.
  17. 1080Joran of Mason wrested County of Highpass from Aldric of Mason.
  18. 1086Katla of Mason wrested County of Highpass from Joran of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  19. 1087Joran of Mason wrested County of Highpass from Katla of Mason. Katla fell in the fighting.
  20. 1094Haldan of Mason wrested County of Highpass from Joran of Mason through court intrigue and subversion.
  21. 1095Joran of Mason wrested County of Highpass from Haldan of Mason.
  22. 1097Haldan of Mason, against the odds, wrested County of Highpass from Mathilde II of Mason.
  23. 1113Mathilde I of Mason failed to take County of Highpass from Haldan of Mason.
  24. 1123Quintus I of Reed failed to take County of Highpass from Haldan of Mason. Quintus fell in the fighting.
  25. 1124Zaida of Reed, against the odds, wrested County of Highpass from Sibyl of Mason. Sibyl fell in the fighting.
  26. 1129Perrin of Holt took County of Highpass, wresting it from the line of Zaida of Reed.
  27. 1130Perrin of Reed failed to take County of Highpass from Perrin of Holt.
  28. 1143Perrin of Reed failed to take County of Highpass from Perrin of Holt.
  29. 1144Perrin of Holt reformed the succession of County of Highpass to elective.
  30. 1159Nesta of Reed wrested County of Highpass from Perrin of Holt. Perrin fell in the fighting.
  31. 1167Frida I of Reed reformed the succession of County of Highpass to seniority.
  32. 1176Conrad II of Reed, a child of 4, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Kalman of Reed.
  33. 1199Quintus II of Reed reformed the succession of County of Highpass to elective.
  34. 1200Garren II of Reed, a child of 8, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Quintus II of Reed.
  35. 1217Yorick of Reed reformed the succession of County of Highpass to primogeniture.
  36. 1228Garren III of Reed wrested County of Highpass from Yorick of Reed.
  37. 1238The death of Garren III of Reed left County of Highpass with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  38. 1238Hedwig of Reed seized the vacant County of Highpass amid the disorder.
  39. 1250Magnus I of Fletcher took County of Highpass, wresting it from the line of Hedwig of Reed.
  40. 1252Magnus II of Fletcher, a child of 4, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Magnus I of Fletcher.
  41. 1268Aldric II of Fletcher, a child of 2, inherited County of Highpass upon the death of Magnus II of Fletcher.
The Revolt of Saltmere (1001–1295)olycka· 1001–1295· 43 händelser· vikt 276
  1. 1001Famine struck Saltmere; some 114 souls perished.
  2. 1001A bread riot broke out in Saltmere — the granaries were forced open, and the price of a loaf became a chapter in the chronicle.
  3. 1004Pirates fell on Saltmere — 12 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  4. 1007Peasants of Saltmere rose in open revolt — the scythe, the flail, and the pitchfork against the manor.
  5. 1009A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 7 were drowned in the surge.
  6. 1009Tremors ran through the earth of Saltmere, and old walls cracked without falling.
  7. 1013Pirates fell on Saltmere — 6 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  8. 1031A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 3 were drowned in the surge.
  9. 1032House Harlow imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 3.6 to one.
  10. 1039Pirates fell on Saltmere — 3 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  11. 1041The pirates that had preyed on Saltmere joined into a confederation — the coast became a lawless kingdom of its own.
  12. 1043Tremors ran through the earth of Saltmere, and old walls cracked without falling.
  13. 1046The tribute from house Tanner to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  14. 1069A breach was hammered into the walls of Saltmere — the outcome was no longer a question of if, but of when.
  15. 1089In Saltmere, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 15 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  16. 1116A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 4 were drowned in the surge.
  17. 1122The merchants of Saltmere — 3 strong — took the reins of the province in all but name.
  18. 1125A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 5 were drowned in the surge.
  19. 1144The old route between Gullhaven and Saltmere was revived — dormant for 8 years, its wharves were re-planked and its stalls reopened.
  20. 1159House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 5.1 to one.
  21. 1164The sea-route between Gullhaven and Saltmere came to its peak — merchants of every house sent factors, and the ledgers grew thick.
  22. 1165The tribute from house Brewer to house Guiscard quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  23. 1166House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 12.2 to one.
  24. 1167The tribute from house Brewer to house Guiscard quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  25. 1168House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 11.9 to one.
  26. 1173The tribute from house Brewer to house Fletcher quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  27. 1179The defenders of Saltmere sallied out — the encamped host was pushed back, morale bleeding on both sides.
  28. 1183Ulrika of Fletcher raised a company of mercenaries — silver, not blood, would answer the war.
  29. 1183A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 3 were drowned in the surge.
  30. 1190In Saltmere, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 8 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  31. 1193A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
  32. 1202A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
  33. 1236A great storm rose off Saltmere, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
  34. 1255Pirates fell on Saltmere — 4 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  35. 1262In Saltmere, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 188 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  36. 1270A great whaling season came to Saltmere — 50 beasts taken, and silver flooded the port.
  37. 1273The fisheries of Saltmere collapsed — the nets came up empty for years afterward.
  38. 1280Guild of Saltmere Blades was chartered at Saltmere — masters and journeymen swore the oath in one common hall.
  39. 1281A sea monster (tier 3) took root in Saltmere, and the countryside knew fear.
  40. 1281Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Saltmere — Katla took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  41. 1290A great fleet action was fought off Saltmere — ships burned to the waterline.
  42. 1291A great fleet action was fought off Saltmere — ships burned to the waterline.
  43. 1295A plague ship put in at Saltmere, and the pestilence took root before the crew could be quarantined.
The Revolt of Highpass (1033–1299)olycka· 1033–1299· 43 händelser· vikt 272
  1. 1033A knightly order was founded at Highpass — its sworn blades would answer to no single crown.
  2. 1033A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  3. 1034A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  4. 1037A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  5. 1040A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  6. 1042A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  7. 1045A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  8. 1054A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  9. 1057Tremors ran through the earth of Highpass, and old walls cracked without falling.
  10. 1064A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  11. 1066The moon turned red above Highpass, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  12. 1075The sun went dark over Highpass, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  13. 1078In Highpass, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 11 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  14. 1079A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  15. 1106A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  16. 1108A pestilence broke out near Highpass and swept 6 provinces, killing 69. Among the dead were 2 of noble blood.
  17. 1138A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  18. 1139A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  19. 1141A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  20. 1148A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  21. 1159Nesta of Reed raised a company of mercenaries — silver, not blood, would answer the war.
  22. 1164A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  23. 1178A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  24. 1179A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  25. 1181A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  26. 1183Tremors ran through the earth of Highpass, and old walls cracked without falling.
  27. 1184A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  28. 1191A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  29. 1193A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  30. 1194A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  31. 1211A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  32. 1214A pestilence broke out near Highpass and swept 1 provinces, killing 15.
  33. 1218A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  34. 1219In Highpass, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 90 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  35. 1222In Highpass, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 90 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  36. 1244A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  37. 1249A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  38. 1271A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  39. 1276A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  40. 1277Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Highpass — Mira took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  41. 1280Tremors ran through the earth of Highpass, and old walls cracked without falling.
  42. 1283A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
  43. 1299A grand tournament was hosted at Highpass — knights of the great houses gathered to prove their steel.
The Wars for County of Sunmeadow (1045–1291)title· 1045–1291· 37 händelser· vikt 256
  1. 1045Caelum II of Aeryn, a child of 8, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Kaevo of Aeryn.
  2. 1065Bryn of Aeryn, a child of 10, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Caelum II of Aeryn.
  3. 1065Reynard of Guiscard wrested County of Sunmeadow from Bryn of Aeryn. Bryn fell in the fighting.
  4. 1084The death of Reynard of Guiscard left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  5. 1087Quintus of Fletcher, risen from common stock, seized County of Sunmeadow and founded the House of Fletcher.
  6. 1092Torvald of Grimmr wrested County of Sunmeadow from Quintus of Fletcher.
  7. 1095Quintus of Fletcher failed to take County of Sunmeadow from Torvald of Grimmr.
  8. 1102The death of Torvald of Grimmr left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  9. 1103Quintus of Fletcher seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
  10. 1130Kalman of Ashford wrested County of Sunmeadow from Ivar of Fletcher. Ivar fell in the fighting.
  11. 1133The death of Kalman of Ashford left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  12. 1133Perrin of Reed seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
  13. 1138Perrin of Reed reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to elective.
  14. 1149Nesta of Reed, against the odds, wrested County of Sunmeadow from Bertran of Reed. Bertran fell in the fighting.
  15. 1158Magnus of Reed wrested County of Sunmeadow from Nesta of Reed through court intrigue and subversion.
  16. 1159Nesta of Reed wrested County of Sunmeadow from Magnus of Reed. Magnus fell in the fighting.
  17. 1168Frida I of Reed reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to seniority.
  18. 1172Frida of Fletcher wrested County of Sunmeadow from Kalman of Reed.
  19. 1175Kalman of Reed wrested County of Sunmeadow from Edrik of Fletcher. Edrik fell in the fighting.
  20. 1176Kalman of Reed reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to elective.
  21. 1176Conrad II of Reed, a child of 4, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Kalman of Reed.
  22. 1187Ulrika of Fletcher failed to take County of Sunmeadow from Quintus II of Reed. Ulrika fell in the fighting.
  23. 1200Garren II of Reed, a child of 8, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Quintus II of Reed.
  24. 1217Yorick of Reed reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to primogeniture.
  25. 1228Garren III of Reed wrested County of Sunmeadow from Yorick of Reed.
  26. 1238The death of Garren III of Reed left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  27. 1238Hedwig of Reed seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
  28. 1245Carine of Guiscard failed to take County of Sunmeadow from Hedwig of Reed.
  29. 1250Magnus I of Fletcher took County of Sunmeadow, wresting it from the line of Hedwig of Reed.
  30. 1252Jocelyn of Ashford wrested County of Sunmeadow from Magnus I of Fletcher. Magnus fell in the fighting.
  31. 1258Jocelyn of Ashford reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to elective.
  32. 1267The death of Jocelyn of Ashford left County of Sunmeadow with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  33. 1267Aldric I of Fletcher seized the vacant County of Sunmeadow amid the disorder.
  34. 1277Aldric II of Fletcher, a child of 11, inherited County of Sunmeadow upon the death of Aldric I of Fletcher.
  35. 1281Ulric of Dunn failed to take County of Sunmeadow from Aldric II of Fletcher.
  36. 1287Aldric II of Fletcher reformed the succession of County of Sunmeadow to primogeniture.
  37. 1291Magnus I of Ashford failed to take County of Sunmeadow from Aldric II of Fletcher. Magnus fell in the fighting.
The Wars for Duchy of Rivenbrook (1005–1181)title· 1005–1181· 30 händelser· vikt 237
  1. 1005Taviel of Doriel reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to elective.
  2. 1040Kaevo of Aeryn wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Faelan of Doriel. Faelan fell in the fighting.
  3. 1045Caelum II of Aeryn, a child of 8, inherited Duchy of Rivenbrook upon the death of Kaevo of Aeryn.
  4. 1045A child of 8 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  5. 1052Leoric of Bjornsson wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Caelum II of Aeryn through court intrigue and subversion.
  6. 1053Reynard of Guiscard laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  7. 1058Leoric of Bjornsson reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to primogeniture.
  8. 1058Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Reynard of Guiscard — after 6 years, breach exploited. Leoric of Bjornsson had lost the seat.
  9. 1059Leoric of Bjornsson laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  10. 1060Leoric of Bjornsson failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Reynard of Guiscard. Leoric fell in the fighting.
  11. 1060Leoric of Bjornsson lifted the siege of Duchy of Rivenbrook — 2 years in the cold, and nothing to show but a weak claim to press again in another generation.
  12. 1084The death of Reynard of Guiscard left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  13. 1084Edrik of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Rivenbrook and founded the House of Dunn.
  14. 1089Edrik of Dunn reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to elective.
  15. 1089A pretender claiming Duchy of Rivenbrook appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  16. 1114The pretender to Duchy of Rivenbrook was unmasked — evidence of forged birth, false claim, and a broken campaign.
  17. 1121Kalman of Ashford laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  18. 1128Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Kalman of Ashford — after 8 years, attritional collapse. Edrik of Dunn had lost the seat.
  19. 1133The death of Kalman of Ashford left Duchy of Rivenbrook with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  20. 1141Reynard of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized Duchy of Rivenbrook and founded the House of Dunn.
  21. 1143Kalman of Smith laid siege to Duchy of Rivenbrook at Rivenbrook — hosts encamped, no assault yet, the long grind began.
  22. 1146Reynard of Dunn reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to primogeniture.
  23. 1149Kalman of Smith, against the odds, wrested Duchy of Rivenbrook from Reynard of Dunn.
  24. 1150A pretender claiming Duchy of Rivenbrook appeared out of the countryside — the truth of their blood was fiercely disputed.
  25. 1150Duchy of Rivenbrook fell to Kalman of Smith — after 8 years, attritional collapse. Reynard of Dunn had lost the seat.
  26. 1158Reynard of Dunn failed to take Duchy of Rivenbrook from Linnea of Smith.
  27. 1170Sigmund II of Guiscard took Duchy of Rivenbrook, wresting it from the line of Linnea of Smith.
  28. 1170A child of 9 years was crowned to Duchy of Rivenbrook — the great houses circled at once.
  29. 1170A regency was established over the young holder of Duchy of Rivenbrook — a steward would govern until the crown came of age.
  30. 1181Sigmund II of Guiscard reformed the succession of Duchy of Rivenbrook to elective.
The Wars for County of Elmwood (1005–1181)title· 1005–1181· 30 händelser· vikt 220
  1. 1005The death of Ilric of Aeryn left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  2. 1006Valter of Dunn, risen from common stock, seized County of Elmwood and founded the House of Dunn.
  3. 1015The death of Valter of Dunn left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  4. 1015Conrad of Tanner, risen from common stock, seized County of Elmwood and founded the House of Tanner.
  5. 1026Conrad of Tanner reformed the succession of County of Elmwood to elective.
  6. 1046Edrik I of Tanner failed to take County of Elmwood from Mathilde of Tanner. Edrik fell in the fighting.
  7. 1067Reynard of Guiscard wrested County of Elmwood from Linnea of Tanner. Linnea fell in the fighting.
  8. 1076Reynard of Guiscard reformed the succession of County of Elmwood to primogeniture.
  9. 1084The death of Reynard of Guiscard left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  10. 1084Haldan of Tanner, risen from common stock, seized County of Elmwood and founded the House of Tanner.
  11. 1089Haldan of Tanner reformed the succession of County of Elmwood to elective.
  12. 1089Torvald of Grimmr wrested County of Elmwood from Haldan of Tanner.
  13. 1100Haldan of Tanner failed to take County of Elmwood from Torvald of Grimmr. Haldan fell in the fighting.
  14. 1102Torvald of Grimmr reformed the succession of County of Elmwood to primogeniture.
  15. 1102The death of Torvald of Grimmr left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  16. 1103Conrad of Holt, risen from common stock, seized County of Elmwood and founded the House of Holt.
  17. 1131Kalman of Ashford wrested County of Elmwood from Conrad of Holt. Conrad fell in the fighting.
  18. 1133The death of Kalman of Ashford left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  19. 1133Doran of Carter, risen from common stock, seized County of Elmwood and founded the House of Carter.
  20. 1139The death of Doran of Carter left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  21. 1139Joran of Holt, risen from common stock, seized County of Elmwood and founded the House of Holt.
  22. 1144Joran of Holt reformed the succession of County of Elmwood to elective.
  23. 1149The death of Joran of Holt left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  24. 1149Leoric of Brewer, risen from common stock, seized County of Elmwood and founded the House of Brewer.
  25. 1157Leoric of Brewer reformed the succession of County of Elmwood to primogeniture.
  26. 1162Verena of Brewer, a child of 11, inherited County of Elmwood upon the death of Leoric of Brewer.
  27. 1170The death of Verena of Brewer left County of Elmwood with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  28. 1170Frida of Brewer seized the vacant County of Elmwood amid the disorder.
  29. 1177Frida of Brewer reformed the succession of County of Elmwood to elective.
  30. 1181Norbert II of Guiscard wrested County of Elmwood from Frida of Brewer. Frida fell in the fighting.
The Wars for Satrapy of Khoresh (1068–1271)title· 1068–1271· 29 händelser· vikt 209
  1. 1068The death of Golnar I of Darzan left Satrapy of Khoresh with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  2. 1069Bertran of Brewer, risen from common stock, seized Satrapy of Khoresh and founded the House of Brewer.
  3. 1101Verena of Brewer failed to take Satrapy of Khoresh from Wystan of Brewer.
  4. 1106Brigid I of Brewer wrested Satrapy of Khoresh from Wystan of Brewer through court intrigue and subversion.
  5. 1107Wystan of Brewer failed to take Satrapy of Khoresh from Brigid I of Brewer.
  6. 1108Verena of Brewer failed to take Satrapy of Khoresh from Brigid I of Brewer.
  7. 1114Brigid I of Brewer reformed the succession of Satrapy of Khoresh to elective.
  8. 1115Dervla of Brewer failed to take Satrapy of Khoresh from Brigid I of Brewer.
  9. 1121Wystan of Brewer failed to take Satrapy of Khoresh from Brigid I of Brewer. Wystan fell in the fighting.
  10. 1144Valter of Guiscard wrested Satrapy of Khoresh from Dervla of Brewer through court intrigue and subversion.
  11. 1151Garren of Guiscard wrested Satrapy of Khoresh from Nesta of Guiscard.
  12. 1156Aldric II of Guiscard failed to take Satrapy of Khoresh from Nesta of Guiscard. Aldric fell in the fighting.
  13. 1161Nesta of Guiscard reformed the succession of Satrapy of Khoresh to primogeniture.
  14. 1164Leoric I of Fletcher took Satrapy of Khoresh, wresting it from the line of Nesta of Guiscard.
  15. 1174Gisela of Komnenos took Satrapy of Khoresh, wresting it from the line of Frida of Fletcher.
  16. 1178The death of Gisela of Komnenos left Satrapy of Khoresh with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  17. 1178Norbert II of Guiscard seized the vacant Satrapy of Khoresh amid the disorder.
  18. 1179Ulrika of Fletcher wrested Satrapy of Khoresh from Norbert II of Guiscard.
  19. 1187Wystan I of Komnenos took Satrapy of Khoresh, wresting it from the line of Ulrika of Fletcher.
  20. 1191The death of Wystan I of Komnenos left Satrapy of Khoresh with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  21. 1191Ottilie III of Guiscard seized the vacant Satrapy of Khoresh amid the disorder.
  22. 1192Ysolt of Fletcher wrested Satrapy of Khoresh from Ottilie III of Guiscard.
  23. 1208Edrik I of Komnenos took Satrapy of Khoresh, wresting it from the line of Ysolt of Fletcher.
  24. 1215Ottilie III of Guiscard wrested Satrapy of Khoresh from Edrik I of Komnenos through court intrigue and subversion.
  25. 1215Roesia I of Komnenos failed to take Satrapy of Khoresh from Ottilie III of Guiscard. Roesia fell in the fighting.
  26. 1216Edrik I of Komnenos wrested Satrapy of Khoresh from Ottilie III of Guiscard.
  27. 1241The death of Edrik I of Komnenos left Satrapy of Khoresh with no clear heir, and the title fell vacant.
  28. 1243Frida of Carter, risen from common stock, seized Satrapy of Khoresh and founded the House of Carter.
  29. 1271Reynard II of Aristides took Satrapy of Khoresh, wresting it from the line of Frida of Carter.
The Tributes of Gullhaven (1003–1295)olycka· 1003–1295· 32 händelser· vikt 207
  1. 1003Famine struck Gullhaven; some 102 souls perished.
  2. 1003A bread riot broke out in Gullhaven — the granaries were forced open, and the price of a loaf became a chapter in the chronicle.
  3. 1020A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 3 were drowned in the surge.
  4. 1037A great whaling season came to Gullhaven — 50 beasts taken, and silver flooded the port.
  5. 1037The fisheries of Gullhaven collapsed — the nets came up empty for years afterward.
  6. 1039House Harlow imposed tribute on house Tanner — outmatching them 5.2 to one.
  7. 1052A great fleet action was fought off Gullhaven — ships burned to the waterline.
  8. 1067The tribute from house Tanner to house Harlow quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  9. 1077Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 2 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  10. 1084A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
  11. 1094Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 3 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  12. 1098A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
  13. 1114Tremors ran through the earth of Gullhaven, and old walls cracked without falling.
  14. 1126A pestilence broke out near Gullhaven and swept 5 provinces, killing 130. Among the dead were 3 of noble blood.
  15. 1136The trade route between Saltmere and Gullhaven was severed — war broke the lane.
  16. 1149Tremors ran through the earth of Gullhaven, and old walls cracked without falling.
  17. 1161Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 6 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  18. 1172The pirates that had preyed on Gullhaven joined into a confederation — the coast became a lawless kingdom of its own.
  19. 1173Tremors ran through the earth of Gullhaven, and old walls cracked without falling.
  20. 1175A sea monster (tier 3) took root in Gullhaven, and the countryside knew fear.
  21. 1176A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 3 were drowned in the surge.
  22. 1182House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Fletcher — outmatching them 3.9 to one.
  23. 1218A great storm rose off Gullhaven, dark waves battering the shore. 2 were drowned in the surge.
  24. 1231Tremors ran through the earth of Gullhaven, and old walls cracked without falling.
  25. 1235A pestilence broke out near Gullhaven and swept 2 provinces, killing 28. Among the dead were 1 of noble blood.
  26. 1260Pirates fell on Gullhaven — 3 killed and much wealth lost to the reavers.
  27. 1263Sil the Rime-Crowned manifested at Gullhaven — a demigod, patron of sea. The ladder to the ascended plane has been broken since the Vanishing, so no true god can rise: this power wears a mortal shape and bleeds. Its pact was proclaimed and disputed by scholars for a generation: A pearl for every safe crossing · No ships on the death-day.
  28. 1272Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Gullhaven — Kalman took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  29. 1277House Dunn imposed tribute on house Brewer — outmatching them 4.1 to one.
  30. 1285Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned at Gullhaven was abandoned — no clergy remain, and the altar was cold for the first winter in living memory.
  31. 1292A great fleet action was fought off Gullhaven — ships burned to the waterline.
  32. 1295A pestilence broke out near Gullhaven and swept 2 provinces, killing 204. Among the dead were 4 of noble blood.
The Locust Plague of Sunmeadow (1123–1300)olycka· 1123–1300· 33 händelser· vikt 207
  1. 1123Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Sunmeadow — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  2. 1127A comet crossed the sky above Sunmeadow, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  3. 1129The moon turned red above Sunmeadow, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  4. 1139A pestilence broke out near Sunmeadow and swept 11 provinces, killing 303. Among the dead were 3 of noble blood.
  5. 1148The sun went dark over Sunmeadow, and the chroniclers wrote of dread and doom.
  6. 1149House Reed imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 4.2 to one.
  7. 1155House Reed imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 3.9 to one.
  8. 1159The moon turned red above Sunmeadow, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  9. 1159Two stars burned side-by-side in the night above Sunmeadow — the astronomers wrote of a new heaven, the priests of a new age.
  10. 1170House Reed imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 4.7 to one.
  11. 1183House Reed imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 7.4 to one.
  12. 1184The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  13. 1186Tremors ran through the earth of Sunmeadow, and old walls cracked without falling.
  14. 1191A comet crossed the sky above Sunmeadow, and even sober scholars called it a sign.
  15. 1192The moon turned red above Sunmeadow, and the pious spoke of the wrath to come.
  16. 1195House Reed imposed tribute on house Aristides — outmatching them 10.9 to one.
  17. 1196The tribute from house Weaver to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  18. 1197House Reed imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.5 to one.
  19. 1203Strange lights danced in the northern sky above Sunmeadow — an aurora sighted where none should be.
  20. 1210House Reed imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.0 to one.
  21. 1211The tribute from house Weaver to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  22. 1228Garren of Reed raised a company of mercenaries — silver, not blood, would answer the war.
  23. 1236House Reed imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 10.0 to one.
  24. 1268Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Sunmeadow — Aldric took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  25. 1275A vast swarm of locusts swept through Sunmeadow, stripping the fields bare. 17 starved in the aftermath.
  26. 1275A vast swarm of locusts swept through Rivenbrook, stripping the fields bare. 25 starved in the aftermath.
  27. 1275A vast swarm of locusts swept through Mirewood, stripping the fields bare. 4 starved in the aftermath.
  28. 1277Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned at Sunmeadow was abandoned — no clergy remain, and the altar was cold for the first winter in living memory.
  29. 1281House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  30. 1282The tribute from house Weaver to house Reed quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  31. 1294House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 5.9 to one.
  32. 1296The tribute from house Bjornsson to house Aeryn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  33. 1300House Fletcher imposed tribute on house Ashford — outmatching them 6.3 to one.
The Revolt of Elmwood (1192–1299)olycka· 1192–1299· 30 händelser· vikt 199
  1. 1192House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Aristides — outmatching them 11.8 to one.
  2. 1193The tribute from house Weaver to house Grimmr quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  3. 1208House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 5.3 to one.
  4. 1210The tribute from house Weaver to house Ashford quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  5. 1216House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 4.8 to one.
  6. 1219House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Weaver — outmatching them 4.9 to one.
  7. 1220The tribute from house Doriel to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  8. 1227A pestilence broke out near Elmwood and swept 10 provinces, killing 228. Among the dead were 6 of noble blood.
  9. 1234House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 11.0 to one.
  10. 1235The tribute from house Weaver to house Ashford quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  11. 1242House Guiscard imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 11.7 to one.
  12. 1243The tribute from house Doriel to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  13. 1249In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 221 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  14. 1253In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 234 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  15. 1256House Ashford imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 9.8 to one.
  16. 1257The tribute from house Doriel to house Dunn quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  17. 1260House Ashford imposed tribute on house Dunn — outmatching them 6.3 to one.
  18. 1263House Ashford imposed tribute on house Komnenos — outmatching them 9.7 to one.
  19. 1264The tribute from house Komnenos to house Guiscard quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  20. 1264A monstrous birth was reported in Elmwood — a calf with two heads, a child with strange marks — and the midwives shuttered their doors.
  21. 1268Tremors ran through the earth of Elmwood, and old walls cracked without falling.
  22. 1274In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 218 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  23. 1275In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 233 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  24. 1278In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 239 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  25. 1279In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 192 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  26. 1285In Elmwood, the vassal rose in open revolt — after 255 years under the yoke, the martial house took up arms.
  27. 1293House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 3.8 to one.
  28. 1294The tribute from house Harlow to house Guiscard quietly lapsed — the vassal had risen too far to bow.
  29. 1294Temple of Sil the Rime-Crowned was consecrated at Elmwood — Norbert took the first vows and became the mortal voice of Sil the Rime-Crowned.
  30. 1299House Dunn imposed tribute on house Carter — outmatching them 4.3 to one.

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