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=Stone Age=
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==Neolithic era==
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|~[[1500BC]]-[[570]]|| ||The [[Adonerum|Adonerii civilization]] rises out of [[Urlazio]] and reaches its golden age, spanning much of the southern [[Odoneru Ocean]] which now bears this civilizaton's name.
|~[[1500BC]]-[[570]]|| ||The [[Adonerum|Adonerii civilization]] rises out of [[Urlazio]] and reaches its golden age, spanning much of the southern [[Odoneru Ocean]] which now bears this civilizaton's name.
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=Classical Antiquity=
=Classical Antiquity=
9th century BC-5th century AD, it is generally attributed to the period wherein the [[Ancient Istroyan civilization]] entered into a general decline and, following a period of turmoil in the [[Adonerum|Adonerii civilization]], its Latinic successors began to rise. Chief among these successors was [[Great Levantia]], which came to span a vast majority of the [[Levantia|Levantine]] continent.
9th century BC-5th century AD, it is generally attributed to the period wherein the [[Ancient Istroyan civilization]] entered into a general decline and, following a period of turmoil in the [[Adonerum|Adonerii civilization]], its Latinic successors began to rise. Chief among these successors was [[Great Levantia]], which came to span a vast majority of the [[Levantia|Levantine]] continent.
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|572 BC|| ||Urceopolis completes its conquest of the Latin cities in [[Levantia]], stretching from up the Urce River to the coast through modern day [[Faneria]], roughly approximating the entire eastern portion of the Adonerii league. Following the destruction of the league two years later, the now-unified cities form the civilization of [[Great Levantia]], which roughly translates to the Great Eastern State. The name had been used - and is used to this day - to refer to the continent known as [[Levantia]].
|572 BC|| ||Urceopolis completes its conquest of the Latin cities in [[Levantia]], stretching from up the Urce River to the coast through modern day [[Faneria]], roughly approximating the entire eastern portion of the Adonerii league. Following the destruction of the league two years later, the now-unified cities form the civilization of [[Great Levantia]], which roughly translates to the Great Eastern State. The name had been used - and is used to this day - to refer to the continent known as [[Levantia]].
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|570 BC|| ||King Marius Tempestas Natus conquers the whole of [[Urlazio]], destroying the Adonerii league.
|570 BC|| ||Urlazio is unified into the [[Latin Kingdom]], destroying the [[Adonerii civilization]].
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|500-300 BC|| ||[[Great Levantia]] begins its advance into the Levantine interior, conquering large swaths of modern day [[Urcea]] and making client kings out of many to most of the interior Celtic tribes.
|500-300 BC|| ||[[Great Levantia]] begins its advance into the Levantine interior, conquering large swaths of modern day [[Urcea]] and making client kings out of many to most of the interior Celtic tribes.
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|56 BC|| ||The Social War ends as the newly elected Pontifex Maximus [[Gaius Stephanus Pictor]] leads the central Legions to victory. Pictor began reforms of the state, beginning the so-called Potentate Period of Great Levantia. Pictor's position as Pontifex Maximus began to supersede the consuls in most state authority, and the title of {{wp|Princeps}} was soon held by the Pontifex Maximus as well. Following successful implementations of his reforms, Pictor marched north and conquered most of modern day [[Fiannria]].
|56 BC|| ||The Social War ends as the newly elected Pontifex Maximus [[Gaius Stephanus Pictor]] leads the central Legions to victory. Pictor began reforms of the state, beginning the so-called Potentate Period of Great Levantia. Pictor's position as Pontifex Maximus began to supersede the consuls in most state authority, and the title of {{wp|Princeps}} was soon held by the Pontifex Maximus as well. Following successful implementations of his reforms, Pictor marched north and conquered most of modern day [[Fiannria]].
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|[[Imperium Vandar Orientalis]] founded.
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|35 AD|| ||The first Christian missionaries arrive in [[Levantia]].
|35 AD|| ||The first Christian missionaries arrive in [[Levantia]].
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|242 AD|| ||Following more than two hundred years, the Pictorian Dynasty dies out, throwing [[Great Levantia]] into chaos. By the end of the year, the {{wp|Magister militum}} seized power, ending the Potentate Period and beginning the Dominate, so called due to the title of address of the Magister militum - ''Lord''. While the nominal framework of the state remained the same, the Pontifex Maximus was now appointed directly by the Magister militum. The Dominate would remain until the end of the Levantine state. With the end of hereditary rule, the Dominate ushered in a period of civil wars for control over the state.
|242 AD|| ||Following more than two hundred years, the Pictorian Dynasty dies out, throwing [[Great Levantia]] into chaos. By the end of the year, the {{wp|Magister militum}} seized power, ending the Potentate Period and beginning the Dominate, so called due to the title of address of the Magister militum - ''Lord''. While the nominal framework of the state remained the same, the Pontifex Maximus was now appointed directly by the Magister militum. The Dominate would remain until the end of the Levantine state. With the end of hereditary rule, the Dominate ushered in a period of civil wars for control over the state.
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|269-279 AD|| ||Most historians estimate the population of [[Great Levantia]] became majority [[Levantine Catholic Church|Christian]] during this time.
|269-279 AD|| ||Most historians estimate the population of [[Great Levantia]] became majority [[Catholic Church|Christian]] during this time.
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|280 AD|| ||Scholarly consensus has indicated the migrations of [[Gothic people]] out of [[Gothica]] into [[Great Levantia]] began around this time.
|280 AD|| ||Scholarly consensus has indicated the migrations of [[Gothic people]] out of [[Gothica]] into [[Great Levantia]] began around this time.
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|314 AD|| ||Magister militum [[Amadeus Agrippa]] deposes the last pagan Pontifex Maximus in [[Great Levantia]], transferring the title and religious authority to the {{wp|Pope|Bishop of Urceopolis}} while taking the nominal legal authority of Princeps for himself. From this point forward, as a consequence of the separation of the religious authority from political power, the head of [[Great Levantia]] is referred to as Emperor, as it was said from that point that he had ''imperium'', or, command, over the State.
|314 AD|| ||Magister militum [[Amadeus Agrippa]] deposes the last pagan Pontifex Maximus in [[Great Levantia]], transferring the title and religious authority to the {{wp|Pope|Bishop of Urceopolis}} while taking the nominal legal authority of Princeps for himself. From this point forward, as a consequence of the separation of the religious authority from political power, the head of [[Great Levantia]] is referred to as Emperor, as it was said from that point that he had ''imperium'', or, command, over the State.
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|354 AD|| ||The Kingdom of the Odonerones, a distant descendant of King Marius's [[Urlazio]] Kingdom, invades [[Tromarine]] and [[Crotona]], and [[Great Levantia]]'s military response is slow and ultimately unable to repulse the invasion, ultimately settling the Odonerones into a nominal client status. This conquest revealed the the long term decline of the Levantine Legions and established the precedent of petty Kings carving out Levantine territory and being able to secure Levantine protecton afterwards. Most historians point to this as the beginning of the end of [[Great Levantia]].
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|407 AD||  ||Sarpedonian tribes cross the Cazuano River into modern Pelaxia, undoing the caphirian control over the region.
|407 AD||  ||Sarpedonian tribes cross the Cazuano River into modern Pelaxia, undoing the caphirian control over the region.
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|502 AD|| ||With most of the peripheral areas of [[Great Levantia]] under "barbarian control", and the remaining Latino-Gaelic areas quasi-independent provinces, the nobility and people of [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]] depose the last Emperor, signalling the traditionally understood end of [[Great Levantia]].
|502 AD|| ||With most of the peripheral areas of [[Great Levantia]] under "barbarian control", and the remaining Latino-Gaelic areas quasi-independent provinces, the nobility and people of [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]] depose the last Emperor, signalling the traditionally understood end of [[Great Levantia]].
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|Julianstown, capital of the [[Imperium Vandar Orientalis]], is sacked by Gothic invaders. The Imperium Vandar Orientalis collapses, though remnant forces continue fighting for another twenty years.
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|c. [[570]]|| ||{{wpl|Muhammad}}, founder of {{wpl|Islam}}, is born in [[Muqadas]], [[Audonia]]
|c. [[570]]|| ||{{wpl|Muhammad}}, founder of {{wpl|Islam}}, is born in [[Muqadas]], [[Audonia]]
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|[[624]]|| ||{{wpl|Muhammad}} conquers the cities of [[Muqadas]] and [[Al-Aqdis]], founding the [[Oduniyyad Caliphate]]
|[[624]]|| ||{{wpl|Muhammad}} conquers the cities of [[Muqadas]] and [[Al-Aqdis]], founding the [[Oduniyyad Caliphate]]
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|[[676]]-[[759]]|| ||The [[Corumm|Heavenly Shang Empire]] sends a number of treasure fleets to explore the western oceans. During this period the [[Corumm|Shang]] established trading posts and colonies in modern day [[Oyashima]], [[Shanjin]] and [[Tanhai]]. These are considered the first external colonies in [[Punth]] and were the harbinger of a frenzy for [[Punth]]ite colonies that continues today.
|[[676]]-[[759]]|| ||The [[Daxia|Heavenly Shang Empire]] sends a number of treasure fleets to explore the western oceans. During this period the [[Daxia|Shang]] established trading posts and colonies in modern day [[Oyashima]], [[Shanjin]] and [[Tanhai]]. These are considered the first external colonies in [[Punth]] and were the harbinger of a frenzy for [[Punth]]ite colonies that continues today.
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|[[680]]-[[1071]]|| ||{{wp|Nestorian}} exiles from [[Audonia]] during the rise of the [[Oduniyyad Caliphate]], arrive in [[Levantia]] establishing the [[Hištanšahr|Principality of Hištanšahr]]
|[[680]]-[[1071]]|| ||[[Audonian Christianity|Audonian Christian]] exiles from [[Audonia]] during the rise of the [[Oduniyyad Caliphate]], arrive in [[Levantia]] establishing the [[Hištanšahr|Principality of Hištanšahr]]
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==8th century==
==8th century==
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|Mid 8th century|| ||The {{wpl|Great Stirrup Controversy|stirrup}}, brought by the Nestorians from [[Audonia]] and introduced by the warriors of [[Hištanšahr]] catches on in [[Levantia]], initiating an age of heavy cavalry and possibly contributing to the rise of {{wpl|feudalism}} on that continent. Cavalry, though it had been in use in antiquity, becomes a critical factor of warfare in [[Levantia]] for the next millennia.
|Mid 8th century|| ||The {{wpl|Great Stirrup Controversy|stirrup}}, brought by the [[Audonian Christianity|Audonian Christians]] from [[Audonia]] and introduced by the warriors of [[Hištanšahr]] catches on in [[Levantia]], initiating an age of heavy cavalry and possibly contributing to the rise of {{wpl|feudalism}} on that continent. Cavalry, though it had been in use in antiquity, becomes a critical factor of warfare in [[Levantia]] for the next millennia.
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|[[Gothic War]] in eastern Vandarch. Goth tribes conquered and driven east or sold abroad into slavery.
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==9th century==
==9th century==
==10th century==
==10th century==
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|[[917]]|| ||Emperor Brian III of the [[Holy Levantine Empire|Levantine Empire]] dies and divides his realms into three upon his death; the [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines]] to his eldest son, King Charles II, the [[Eastern Kingdom of the Levantines]] to his second son, King Culmann I, and the [[Western Kingdom of the Levantines]] to his youngest son, King Aemon I. No [[Emperor of the Levantines]] is crowned, functionally bringing the Empire to an end.
|[[917]]|| ||Emperor Brian III of the [[Holy Levantine Empire|Levantine Empire]] dies and divides his realms into three upon his death; the [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines]] to his eldest son, King Charles II, the [[Eastern Kingdom of the Levantines]] to his second son, King Culmann I, and the [[Western Kingdom of the Levantines]] to his youngest son, King Aemon I. No [[Emperor of the Levantines]] is crowned, functionally bringing the Empire to an end.
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|[[922]]|| ||The last male-line heir of [[St. Julius I]] dies in the [[Urceopolis (Archduchy)|Archduchy of Urceopolis]], leaving the [[Grand Duchy of Yustona|Grand Duke of Yustona]], Seán, in line for the throne. King Charles II, [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines|King of Southern Levantines]], prohibits the Yustonan succession on grounds that it would make the combined realms too powerful. Seán refuses to be denied the so-called "Julian patrimony", beginning the War of the Urceopolitan Succession.
|[[922]]|| ||The last male-line heir of [[Gaius Julius Cicurinus|Saint Julius of the Caeline]] dies in the [[Urceopolis (Archduchy)|Archduchy of Urceopolis]], leaving the [[Grand Duchy of Harren|Grand Duke of Harren]], Seán, in line for the throne. King Charles II, [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines|King of Southern Levantines]], prohibits the Harrenic succession on grounds that it would make the combined realms too powerful. Seán refuses to be denied the so-called "Julian patrimony", beginning the War of the Urceopolitan Succession.
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|[[924]]|| ||The War of the Urceopolitan Succession ends, leaving Grand Duke Seán victorious. With the [[Urceopolis (Archduchy)|Archduchy of Urceopolis]] and [[Grand Duchy of Yustona]] under one ruler, the House of Julio-Yustona becomes the most powerful in the [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines]]. A majority consensus of historians points to the unification of these two realms as the birth of a distinctly [[Urcean people|Urcean]] nation.
|[[924]]|| ||The War of the Urceopolitan Succession ends, leaving Grand Duke Seán victorious. With the [[Urceopolis (Archduchy)|Archduchy of Urceopolis]] and [[Harren|Grand Duchy of Harren]] under one ruler, the [[House of Harren]] becomes the most powerful in the [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines]]. A majority consensus of historians points to the unification of these two realms as the birth of a distinctly [[Urcean people|Urcean]] nation.
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|[[931]]|| ||The [[Conine dynasty]] dies out in the [[Eastern Kingdom of the Levantines]] with the childless death of King Culmann. The Dukes of the Kingdom elect one of their own, [[Emperor Leo I of the Holy Levantine Empire|Leo]], to serve as King.
|[[931]]|| ||The [[Conine dynasty]] dies out in the [[Eastern Kingdom of the Levantines]] with the childless death of King Culmann. The Dukes of the Kingdom elect one of their own, [[Emperor Leo I of the Holy Levantine Empire|Leo]], to serve as King.
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|[[965]]|| ||[[Emperor Leo I of the Holy Levantine Empire|King Leo I]] of the [[Eastern Kingdom of the Levantines]] begins an invasion of the [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines]]. [[Urcea|Urceopolis-Yustona]] joins the war on Leo's side.
|[[965]]|| ||[[Emperor Leo I of the Holy Levantine Empire|King Leo I]] of the [[Eastern Kingdom of the Levantines]] begins an invasion of the [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines]]. [[Urcea|Urceopolis-Harren]] joins the war on Leo's side.
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|[[972]]|| ||After his conquest of the [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines]], [[Emperor Leo I of the Holy Levantine Empire|King Leo I]] deposed the last [[Conine dynasty|Conine]] King in Levantia and was crowned [[Emperor of the Levantines]], reforging the Empire. The Eastern and Southern Kingdoms formed the nucleus of what would become recognizable as the [[Holy Levantine Empire]].
|[[972]]|| ||After his conquest of the [[Southern Kingdom of the Levantines]], [[Emperor Leo I of the Holy Levantine Empire|King Leo I]] deposed the last [[Conine dynasty|Conine]] King in Levantia and was crowned [[Emperor of the Levantines]], reforging the Empire. The Eastern and Southern Kingdoms formed the nucleus of what would become recognizable as the [[Holy Levantine Empire]].
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|[[997]]|| ||Civil war in the [[Holy Levantine Empire|Levantine Empire]] is avoided as the [[Collegial Electorate]] is formed, beginning {{wp|elective monarchy}} in the Empire. In the first election, the Collegial Electorate elected Duke Louis of Allaria to serve as Emperor. With an interruption between 1749 and 1799, every [[Emperor of the Levantines]] for the next millennia would be selected by the Collegial Electorate.
|[[997]]|| ||Civil war in the [[Holy Levantine Empire|Levantine Empire]] is avoided as the [[Collegial Electorate]] is formed, beginning {{wp|elective monarchy}} in the Empire. In the first election, the Collegial Electorate elected Duke Louis of Allaria to serve as Emperor. With an interruption between 1749 and 1799, every [[Emperor of the Levantines]] for the next millennia would be selected by the Collegial Electorate.
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==11th century==
==11th century==
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|[[1067]]|| ||Cambyses IV Ashrafioun, ruler of [[Hištanšahr]], dies without a clear heir, beginning the [[War of the Three Princes]]. Artaxerxes IX nominally becomes Prince, but the country is divided into a three-way civil war.
|[[1067]]|| ||Cambyses IV Ashrafioun, ruler of [[Hištanšahr]], dies without a clear heir, beginning the [[War of the Three Princes]]. Artaxerxes IX nominally becomes Prince, but the country is divided into a three-way civil war.
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|[[1071]]|| ||The [[War of the Three Princes]] ends with the [[Levantine Catholic Church|Catholic]] Seoirge Ashrafioun, backed by the [[Holy Levantine Empire]], emerges victorious. The [[Pope]] crowns him [[Kingdom of Gassavelia|King of Gassavelia]], bringing former [[Hištanšahr]] into the [[Holy Levantine Empire]] and into the [[Levantia|Levantine]] orbit.
|[[1071]]|| ||The [[War of the Three Princes]] ends with the [[Catholic Church|Catholic]] Seoirge Ashrafioun, backed by the [[Holy Levantine Empire]], emerges victorious. The [[Pope]] crowns him [[Kingdom of Gassavelia|King of Gassavelia]], bringing former [[Hištanšahr]] into the [[Holy Levantine Empire]] and into the [[Levantia|Levantine]] orbit.
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|[[1095]]|| ||[[Crusades]] begin in [[Sarpedon]]. Formal introduction of the {{wpl|stirrup}} to [[Sarpedon]]ian militaries, and the rise of cavalry warfare on that continent.
|[[1095]]|| ||[[Crusades]] begin in [[Sarpedon]]. Formal introduction of the {{wpl|stirrup}} to [[Sarpedon]]ian militaries, and the rise of cavalry warfare on that continent.
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|[[1097]]|| ||[[St. Julius I]] is canonized.
|[[1097]]|| ||[[Gaius Julius Cicurinus|Saint Julius of the Caeline]] is canonized.
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|[[1098]]|| ||Emperor Leo II Luciusan of the [[Holy Levantine Empire]] issues the [[Golden Bull of 1098]], elevating the union of [[Archduchy of Urceopolis|Urceopolis]]-[[Grand Duchy of Yustona|Yustona]] to the [[Urcea|Kingdom of Urcea]]. Archduke Riordan is crowned the first [[Apostolic King of Urcea|King of Urcea]].
|[[1098]]|| ||Emperor Leo II Luciusan of the [[Holy Levantine Empire]] issues the [[Golden Bull of 1098]], elevating the union of [[Archduchy of Urceopolis|Urceopolis]]-[[Grand Duchy of Harren|Harren]] to the [[Urcea|Kingdom of Urcea]]. Archduke Riordan is crowned the first [[Apostolic King of Urcea|King of Urcea]].
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==12th century==
==12th century==
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|[[1144]]|| ||The [[Urcea|Urcean Crown]] acquires the [[Canaery|Electorate of Canaery]], solidifying its influence in the [[Collegial Electorate]] and [[Holy Levantine Empire]].
|[[1144]]|| ||The [[Urcea|Urcean Crown]] acquires the [[Canaery|Electorate of Canaery]], solidifying its influence in the [[Collegial Electorate]] and [[Holy Levantine Empire]].
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|[[1153]]|| ||The Interregnum of 1153 in [[Urcea]] results in the ascension of the Julio-Aleckán dynasty in Urcea.
|[[1153]]|| ||The Interregnum of 1153 in [[Urcea]] results in the ascension of the House of Aleckán in Urcea.
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|[[1167]]|| ||[[Crusades]] begin in [[Audonia]].
|[[1167]]|| ||[[Crusades]] begin in [[Audonia]].
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==13th century==
==13th century==
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|[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Kharan-dun#Myanga Ayil Khanate|Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northern [[Punth]]
|[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northwestern [[Alshar]]
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|[[1210]]-[[1214]]|| ||[[Cromwelute Wars]] in the [[Kilikas Sea|Kilikas]] and [[Coscivian Sea]] basins.
|[[1210]]-[[1214]]|| ||[[Cromwelute Wars]] in the [[Kilikas Sea|Kilikas]] and [[Coscivian Sea]] basins.
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|[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Kharan-dun#Myanga Ayil Khanate|Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northern [[Alshar]]
|[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northwestern [[Alshar]]
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|1320s-[[1555]]|| ||[[Levantine Renaissance]].
|1320s-[[1555]]|| ||[[Levantine Renaissance]].
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|[[1339]]|| ||Beginning of the [[Great Interregnum]] in Urcea. For more than six decades, the [[Apostolic King of Urcea|Crown of Urcea]] remains vacant, the [[Pope]] takes control of [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]], and the [[Grand Duchy of Yustona]] and [[Urceopolis (Archduchy)|Archduchy of Urceopolis]] are divided between the two warring houses.
|[[1339]]|| ||Beginning of the [[Great Interregnum]] in Urcea. For more than six decades, the [[Apostolic King of Urcea|Crown of Urcea]] remains vacant, the [[Pope]] takes control of [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]], and the [[Harren|Grand Duchy of Harren]] and [[Urceopolis (Archduchy)|Archduchy of Urceopolis]] are divided between the two warring houses.
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|1347-1351
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|1458-1494|| ||[[Conquest of East Gothica]] by crusaders chielfy from the [[Holy Levantine Empire]], establishing [[Yonderre]] as an autonomous marcher realm under [[Joanus de Martigueux]].
|1458-1494|| ||[[Conquest of East Gothica]] by crusaders chielfy from the [[Holy Levantine Empire]], establishing [[Yonderre]] as an autonomous marcher realm under [[Joanus de Martigueux]].
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|[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Kharan-dun#Myanga Ayil Khanate|Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northern [[Alshar]]
|[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northwestern [[Alshar]]
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|1320s-[[1555]]|| ||[[Levantine Renaissance]].
|1320s-[[1555]]|| ||[[Levantine Renaissance]].
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|[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Kharan-dun#Myanga Ayil Khanate|Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northern [[Alshar]]
[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northwestern [[Alshar]]
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|[[1555]]||May 2||The [[Great Confessional War]] starts, signaling the end of the petty kingdoms of medieval [[Levantia]] and the start of the [[Timeline_of_major_events_in_Ixnay#Early_modern_history|Early Modern period]].
|[[1555]]||May 2||The [[Great Confessional War]] starts, signaling the end of the petty kingdoms of medieval [[Levantia]] and the start of the [[Timeline_of_major_events_in_Ixnay#Early_modern_history|Early Modern period]].
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|[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Kharan-dun#Myanga Ayil Khanate|Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northern [[Alshar]]
|[[1206]]-[[1668]]|| ||[[Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northwestern [[Alshar]]
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|[[1555]]-[[1575]]|| ||[[Great Confessional War]] in [[Levantia]] sparks an emigration of Levantine Protestants across the world, especially [[Alshar]] and southern [[Crona]].
|[[1555]]-[[1575]]|| ||[[Great Confessional War]] in [[Levantia]] sparks an emigration of Levantine Protestants across the world, especially [[Alshar]] and southern [[Crona]].
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|[[1206]]-[[1668]]||July 21, [[1668]]||[[Kharan-dun#Myanga Ayil Khanate|Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northern [[Alshar]], ending in the Battle of Telmen-Uul when [[Burgundian West Punth Trading Company]] forces defeated the Army of the Khans.
|[[1206]]-[[1668]]||July 21, [[1668]]||[[Myanga Ayil Khanate]] sweeps through northwestern [[Alshar]], ending in the Battle of Telmen-Uul when [[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company]] forces defeated the Army of the Khans.
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|[[1598]]-[[1854]]|| ||[[Burgundian West Punth Trading Company]], formed primarily of Levantine Protestants fleeing the [[Great Confessional War]] start the [[Kandara|Kandoora colony]], sparking a 250 year campaign of explosive colonization in [[Alshar]].
|[[1598]]-[[1854]]|| ||[[Burgoignesc Kandahar-Kandara Trading Company]], formed primarily of Levantine Protestants fleeing the [[Great Confessional War]] start the [[Kandara|Kandoora colony]], sparking a 250 year campaign of explosive colonization in [[Alshar]].
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|[[1625]]-[[1634]]|| ||The War of Urlazio, in which [[Urcea]] took the beachhead on [[Urlazio]] to prevent [[Caphiria]]n expansion into [[Levantia]].
|[[1625]]-[[1634]]|| ||The War of Urlazio, in which [[Urcea]] took the beachhead on [[Urlazio]] to prevent [[Caphiria]]n expansion into [[Levantia]].
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|The [[Great Fire of Collinebourg]] leaves more than 20,000 homeless as [[Collinebourg]] burns for 60 hours.
|The [[Great Fire of Collinebourg]] leaves more than 20,000 homeless as [[Collinebourg]] burns for 60 hours.
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|[[1776]]||April 4, [[1776]]||[[Leonoix family#Notable_Members|Varisavius Leonoix]] completes the first shipment of coffee from Zirapsis, [[Melian Islands]] to [[Béyasar]], [[Great Kirav]].
|[[1776]]||April 4, [[1776]]||[[Leonoix family#Notable_Members|Varisavius Leonoix]] completes the first shipment of coffee from Zirapsis, [[Melian Islands]] to [[Bérasar]], [[Great Kirav]].
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|1778-1802
|1778-1802
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|Second Kin War between Fhainnaeran and Fiannria.
|Second Kin War between Fhainnaeran and Fiannria.
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|[[1782]]|| ||[[Veltorina]]n independence from [[Caphiria]]. [[Urcea]] supported the [[Veltorina]]n revolutionaries and recieved [[Talionia]] as a prize, and as a forward operating base to garuntee the independence of [[Veltorina]] against [[Caphiria]]n reconquest.
|[[1782]]|| ||[[Veltorina]]n independence from [[Caphiria]]. [[Urcea]] supported the [[Veltorina]]n revolutionaries and recieved [[Lariana]] as a prize, and as a forward operating base to garuntee the independence of [[Veltorina]] against [[Caphiria]]n reconquest.
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|[[1787-1788]]
|[[1787-1788]]
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|The [[Second Potato War]] rages in [[Yonderre]], ending in the suppression of the revolt and execution of its leaders but also lighter taxation of the peasantry.
|The [[Second Potato War]] rages in [[Yonderre]], ending in the suppression of the revolt and execution of its leaders but also lighter taxation of the peasantry.
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=Late modern history=
=Late modern history=
==19th century==
==19th century==
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|[[1897]]-[[1902]]|| ||[[Red Interregnum]]
|[[1897]]-[[1902]]|| ||[[Red Interregnum]]
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==Early 20th century==
==Early 20th century==
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|[[1897]]-[[1902]]|| ||[[Red Interregnum]]
|[[1897]]-[[1902]]|| ||[[Red Interregnum]]
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|[[1909]]-[[1932]]|| ||[[Great Depression|Great DIXpression]]
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|[[1911]]-[[1916]]|| ||[[Kiro-Burgundian_Wars#War_of_Faskano_Strait|War of Faskano Strait]]
|[[1911]]-[[1916]]|| ||[[Kiro-Burgundian_Wars#War_of_Faskano_Strait|War of Faskano Strait]]
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|[[1916]]||March 18||The [[Kiro-Burgundian_Wars#War_of_Faskano_Strait|Battle of Langenhanshagen]], [[Kiravia]]ian forces field {{wpl|Tankette|mobile pill boxes}} against [[Burgundie|Burgundian]] troops, the first recorded use of tanks in warfare.
|[[1916]]||March 18||The [[Kiro-Burgundian_Wars#War_of_Faskano_Strait|Battle of Langenhanshagen]], [[Kiravia]]ian forces field {{wpl|Tankette|mobile pill boxes}} against [[Burgundie|Burgundian]] troops, the first recorded use of tanks in warfare.
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|[[1909]]-[[1932]]|| ||[[Great Depression|Great DIXpression]]
|[[1919]]-[[1925]]|| ||[[Hendalarskara Civil War]]
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|[[1927]]||April 4||The start of the [[Great War]] signaling the end of the late modern period.
|[[1927]]||April 4||The start of the [[Second Great War]] signaling the end of the late modern period.
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=Contemporary history=
=Contemporary history=
==Late 20th century==
==Late 20th century==
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|Fhainnin Civil War. Fhainnaeran's monarchy is overthrown and replaced with a representative government.
|Fhainnin Civil War. Fhainnaeran's monarchy is overthrown and replaced with a representative government.
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|[[1927]]-[[1953]]|| ||[[Great War]] in [[Crona]], [[Sarpedon]] and [[Levantia]]<br>*Levantine Civil War<br>*Insui-Caphirian conflict<br>*[[Great Cronan War]] ([[1948]]-[[1953]])
|[[1927]]-[[1953]]|| ||[[Second Great War]] in [[Crona]], [[Sarpedon]] and [[Levantia]]<br>*Levantine Civil War<br>*Insui-Caphirian conflict<br>*[[Great Cronan War]] ([[1948]]-[[1953]])
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|[[1942]]-[[1955]]|| ||[[Thirteen Year War]] between [[Fiannria]], Helvana and the [[Yytuskia-Helvana|Yytuskian Reich]]
|[[1942]]-[[1955]]|| ||[[Thirteen Year War]] between [[Fiannria]], Helvana and the [[Yytuskia-Helvana|Yytuskian Reich]]
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|[[1983]] - [[1989]]||August 13th, 1983 - March 1st, 1989||The [[The Years of Sorrow|six-year civil war]] that enveloped [[Yytuskia-Helvana|Yytuskia]] between the fascist Hertal government, and the civilian/military socialist ''coup d'etat''. Resulted in the desposition and hanging of topic government officials, and a return to democracy after almost 70-years of authoritarianism.
|[[1983]] - [[1989]]||August 13th, 1983 - March 1st, 1989||The [[The Years of Sorrow|six-year civil war]] that enveloped [[Yytuskia-Helvana|Yytuskia]] between the fascist Hertal government, and the civilian/military socialist ''coup d'etat''. Resulted in the desposition and hanging of topic government officials, and a return to democracy after almost 70-years of authoritarianism.
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==21st century==
==21st century==
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