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Turn of First Mil­len­ni­um. The Doom of the Ancient Nôr.

• ~0.200, First evi­dence of Ampul­lon­ian Civ­i­liza­tion
• ~0.350, Estab­lish­ment of Nauss­ian Domin­ion
• ~0.400, Plague becomes pan­dem­ic (and remains, today.) Human pop­u­la­tions strug­gle for mil­len­nia. 
• ~0.500, The Chico­l­ians erect the first of many zig­gu­rats in Kilka­mesh and use them for dry buri­als.
• ~0.520, Anti-tel­luric Laernids begin build­ing cities high above the Grena moun­tains to avoid plague­lands. They will become known as the Side­re­al­i­ty.
• ~0.600, Last evi­dence of Ampul­lon­ian jar buri­als
• ~0.750, Belle Nocu­ous is com­plet­ed high above the Grena range. Side­re­al Laernids are nev­er again seen on the sur­face of Nôren. Their aer­i­al cities are found emp­ty cen­turies hence.
• ~0.900, Naus­sia retreats into the under­world
• ~0.950, Ian­calian civ­i­liza­tion blooms south of the Gorathi­an range.

Turn of Sec­ond Mil­len­ni­um. Prae­cant­ian Age

• ~1.100, Dis­tinct Agadese cul­ture emerges. Chicol begins to decline.
• ~1.200, Idran Micelle authored.
• ~1.250, The Ian­calians are enslaved by Idra.
• ~1.300, Chico­l­ian civ­i­liza­tion fails to ram­pant plague. Their guard­ed zig­gu­rats are raid­ed in ensu­ing cen­turies for mum­mia.
• ~1.350, Foun­da­tion of Agadese democ­ra­cy
• ~1.600, Fail­ure of Idran Beautarchy.
• ~1.700, Rap­ture and decline of Aga­dion. The Predacean Colos­sus comes to pow­er, enslav­ing remain­ing human soci­eties. Low­est world­wide human pop­u­la­tion count since the Doom.
• ~1.750, The Predacean Colos­sus holds domin­ion over the South­ern Coast. 80% of human lives are enslaved by it. The North is over­run by plague.
• 1.999, Birth of Aveth

Turn of Third Mil­len­ni­um. Bel­lu­an­tic Age

• 2.015, Aveth slays the Drag­on Ptara­gan­thes and frees its sub­jects. The first of many giants to fall.
• 2.016, Start of the Stel­lades, Aveth’s cam­paigns against rul­ing ser­pents and sor­cer­er kings.  
• 2.049, The Predacean Colos­sus is thrown down. The Stel­lades con­clude. Aveth bestows pre­caria and benefices to her fol­low­ers, who found set­tle­ments on the gift­ed land through­out the South­ern Coast.
• ~2.050 Vicious suc­ces­sion wars are fought in the provinces sur­round­ing Licy­nen­sis (now Lichy) by the sur­viv­ing human com­mand struc­ture of the Colos­sus.
• 2.052, The leg­endary city of Hal­cy­on is found­ed by Aveth and her fol­low­ers, far east of mod­ern Alagór. These are the 14 “Hal­cy­on years,” in which human­i­ty flour­ish­es, plague dimin­ish­es, and leg­endary heroes hunt the remain­ing ser­pents of the old Colos­sus.
• 2.054, The Licy­nen­sis Wars end. Two Id’Oc­c­i­tale-speak­ing fac­tions, the Bur­gun­di­ans and the Falqs emerge vic­to­ri­ous. They will form the con­stituent king­doms of lat­er Belvirine.
• 2.065, Aveth pre­dicts her final year in the world. Pow­er is set to trans­fer to her con­suls Aven­tus and Avecin.
• 2.066, Death of Aveth.
• 2.072, The Hal­cy­on state is split fol­low­ing a rift between its con­suls. Aven­tus removes west to estab­lish rule on the Alagóran Penin­su­la. Dis­tinct Aven­tine and Avecine cul­tures emerge. Aven­tus estab­lish­es a Prin­ci­pate in the West that will become Alagór in lat­er cen­turies.
• ~2.075. Awnlings expand from the North, col­o­niz­ing the Bay of Grey. The first record­ed large-scale dredg­ing of the Bay for griso­date salt. They will lat­er call them­selves Firls.
• 2.078. Fol­low­ing a gen­er­a­tion of plen­ty and pop­u­la­tion growth, the Goth­ic tribes unite. The found­ing stone of the great city Argotha is dat­ed and laid down in the bend of the riv­er Ambel.
• ~2.080. Huge idols are found in the Bay of Grey and become objects of wor­ship by the Awnlings and ear­ly Firls.
• ~2.100, Stel­lade benefices begin expir­ing. In the west, under Aven­tine rule, new landown­ers are pop­u­lar­ly deter­mined via blood type, deter­mined by feed­ing the can­di­date’s blood to san­guinar­i­an doves. This deter­mi­na­tion is deemed a sig­nal from Aveth and will be lat­er known as the Columbine Por­tent. The pat­tern of inher­i­tance becomes known as hemogen­i­ture. Those with holy blood are known as the Dright.
• ~2.120. The Goths begin raid­ing Hal­cy­on every spring.

2.050. Ear­ly Medieval Era

• ~2.150. Hemogen­i­ture spreads to the North. Falqish, Goth­ic, and Awnish lead­ers adopt the prac­tice, estab­lish­ing feu­dal blood­lines. The Goths con­vert to Aveth, spark­ing war with the Pagan Falqs and Idol­a­trous Awnlings.
• ~2.210. The first war between the Aven­tine empire and the Dright begins, fol­low­ing an Aven­tine attempt to destroy a Grey Idol.
• 2.230. The last fairy is killed on Som­mar Isle. The House of Som­mar is estab­lished by Eclille the Som­mar­i­an and rapid­ly becomes the strongest of the north­ern Dright.
• ~2.360. Fol­low­ing a year of storms, oth­er­world assump­tion quick­ens mas­sive­ly in the west. Huge tracts of East­ern land become hos­tile in the fol­low­ing years, sep­a­rat­ing and even­tu­al­ly sub­sum­ing the great city of Hal­cy­on.
• ~2.400. The Epiphaenid Revival. Sor­cery begins ris­es the in roy­al courts of the Coast. Mag­i­cal advi­sors and court war­locks pro­lif­er­ate.

2.450. High Medieval Era

• 2.475. Alfright Som­mar of Som­mar Isle becomes the first king of Fir­lund fol­low­ing a pro­longed uni­fi­ca­tion war.
• 2.481, First mint­ing of the Gold­en Pound by the House of Som­mar.
• 2.542, Fol­low­ing decades at war with the South, the Grey Idols are cast into the sea by an Avethan army. Fir­lund will large­ly for­get reli­gion hence­forth.
• 2.550, Mice first emerge from beneath the roots of elms. 
• 2.647, First trans-lat­i­tu­di­nal voy­age from North to South.

2.850 Late Medieval Era / Renascent Peri­od

Turn of Fourth Mil­len­ni­um / Ear­ly Mod­ern Era

• 3.045, Dis­cov­ery of pep­perelle and toma­toes in the Isles
• 3.207, Dis­cov­ery of odite alloy
• 3.221, Inven­tion of the spring­bow. Lit­toral Adven­ture Cap­i­tal Com­pact signed
• 3.237, Tiber & Fel­lowes near­ly fails, forced to over­lend by a Crown obsessed with cost­ly cir­cus­es and tour­na­ments.
• 3.230 Near-Anther Con­tin­u­ance
• 3.260, Hairold Von Mus cre­ates pro­to­type whale oil steam engine
• 3,278, First mod­ern tra­ver­sal of the Lantrim Sea dol­drums, reveal­ing an ocean­ic fron­tier of new worlds.

3.310, Indus­tri­al Enlight­en­ment / Rev­o­lu­tion­ary Era

• 3.311, Improved steam engine mar­ket­ed for indus­tri­al appli­ca­tions
• 3.320, the last grey wolf is shot in Leah. They are vir­tu­al­ly extir­pat­ed Coast­wide.
• 3.323, Birth of Adalace Guil­lo­tine
• 3.336, Wide­spread revolt in the King­dom of Belvirenne fol­low­ing grain aus­ter­i­ties. The Grande Armée is deployed in major cities to com­bat riot­ing. Unrest grows against the Belviriner monar­chy.
• 3.340, Peak of mun­dane whal­ing indus­try. Whale oil wide­ly used for light­ing, heat, and engine fuel
• 3.346, The Guil­lo­tine decap­i­ta­tion gantry is first used in Belvirenne.
• 3.348, Awnish whale sur­vey fore­casts extinc­tion of sperm whale with­in 10 years, spark­ing the Great Oil Pan­ic.
• 3.352, Gate of Sloe first chart­ed; First cachalot caught
• 3.354, Race to adopt kerosene as replace­ment for whale oil
• 3.360, Hart­ford High Rail Com­pa­ny wins roy­al con­tract to head rail expan­sion on Som­mar.
• 3.361, Gold min­ing is no longer prof­itable Coast­wide. Adven­ture cap­i­tal becomes the pri­ma­ry means of acquir­ing bul­lion.
• 3.363, Prince Alvon of Fir­lund assas­si­nates sev­er­al pop­u­lar courtiers who unwit­ting­ly kissed his poi­soned rings. Unrest gath­ers.
• 3.364, Inven­tion of the chain maille gin. Use of maille armor resurges.
• 3.369, Alvon II is guil­lotined; Fir­lund’s monar­chy ends. A par­lia­men­tary body, the Crown, assumes gov­er­nance, assem­bled by demo­c­ra­t­ic dis­si­dents.
• 3.374, Adalace Guil­lo­tine pro­to­types the autoload­ing gun­spring.
• 3.378, First Nut­meg War begins.
• 3.380, Hogue­hauer Mount eject­ed from Adven­ture Cap­i­tal Com­pact.
• 3.397, Ester Crick of Saun­dow­er trans­mits the first elec­tric tele­type.
• 3.400, Birth of Wal­lace Pied­mont. First Nut­meg War ends
• 3.402, Peri­dot Firm accept­ed into the Adven­ture Cap­i­tal Com­pact  
• 3.404, Archi­tect and alienist Arno Enten­mus Lain pro­pos­es a rev­o­lu­tion­ary hos­pi­tal sys­tem. The Lain Plan will be wide­ly licensed in com­ing years in the con­struc­tion of insane asy­lums.
• 3.405, Crick Clock Com­pa­ny earns con­tract to install rail­way tele­type lines across Som­mar.
• 3.411, Gen­er­al elec­tions cease in Fir­lund; the Low­er Crown is no longer cho­sen by the peo­ple. The Upper Crown becomes clan­des­tine.
• 3.428, Sec­ond Nut­meg War begins
• 3.430, Sec­ond Nut­meg War ends.
• 3.432, Win­down-Llor­muth line com­plet­ed, the longest yet. Rail invest­ment explodes.
• 3.436, The Dark Con­ti­nent is chart­ed by Wal­lace Pied­mont
• 3.439, Bas-Klein­auer-Stotz Kero Inter­est eval­u­at­ed at one bil­lion gold­en pounds, the high­est in his­to­ry. Inven­tion of the taxime­ter.
• 3.440, Ani­mun­culi are first seen out­side Illa Cor­voy.
• 3.442, First con­tact made with Tefelka­ni mer­chant­men.
• 3.445, Pan­tea is chart­ed beyond the Agra­t­ian Sea.
• 3.446, First high-speed gyro mono­rail avail­able between Mod­deroi and Abon­dance.
• 3.447, Lothrheim out­laws adven­ture cap­i­tal­ism with­in its bor­ders.
• 3.448, The first rigid diri­gi­ble aero­stat flies in Leah. | The King’s Men rise in Llor­muth, swollen by ex-cut­ters forced from Lothrheim, spark­ing mob scare.

3.448, Parou­sia; Aveth returns to the world.

• 3.449, Wal­lace Piedmont’s expe­di­tion to the Dark Con­ti­nent van­ish­es. Belvirine declares war on Lothrheim, backed by Coastal banks.
• 3.450, Present. Lothr-Belvirine war inten­si­fies.