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|74 BC|| ||The [[Levantine Social War]] breaks out, pitting Latinic cities, Celtic tribes, and the central authorities of [[Great Levantia]] in [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]] in a three way civil war. | |74 BC|| ||The [[Levantine Social War]] breaks out, pitting Latinic cities, Celtic tribes, and the central authorities of [[Great Levantia]] in [[Urceopolis (City)|Urceopolis]] in a three way civil war. | ||
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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 [[ | |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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|35 AD|| ||The first Christian missionaries arrive in [[Levantia]]. | |35 AD|| ||The first Christian missionaries arrive in [[Levantia]]. | ||
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|The [[History of the Çyr#.C3.87yrine-Emirati War .281843-1846.29|Çyrine-Emirati War]] is waged between the [[Çyr|Second Çyrine Republic]] and the [[United Audonian Emirates|emirates of Yas and Al Sa'id]] over naval boundaries. The war concludes with a Çyrine victory and an internationally recognized expansion of their maritime borders. | |The [[History of the Çyr#.C3.87yrine-Emirati War .281843-1846.29|Çyrine-Emirati War]] is waged between the [[Çyr|Second Çyrine Republic]] and the [[United Audonian Emirates|emirates of Yas and Al Sa'id]] over naval boundaries. The war concludes with a Çyrine victory and an internationally recognized expansion of their maritime borders. | ||
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|[[1848]]|| ||{{wpl|Revolutions_of_1848|People's Spring}} in [[Levantia]] and [[Crona]]. This event saw widespread, concurrent, not uncoordinated revolts. Since the revolutionary activity was ad hoc, no two had the same aims. However, in general they were in favor of more liberal forms of government, the abolishing of monarchies, the abolishing of empires and the creation of ethno-cultural nation states. It is considered the international expression of many aims of the [[1823]] [[Kuhlfros#The_White_Revolution|White Revolution]] in [[ | |[[1848]]|| ||{{wpl|Revolutions_of_1848|People's Spring}} in [[Levantia]] and [[Crona]]. This event saw widespread, concurrent, not uncoordinated revolts. Since the revolutionary activity was ad hoc, no two had the same aims. However, in general they were in favor of more liberal forms of government, the abolishing of monarchies, the abolishing of empires and the creation of ethno-cultural nation states. It is considered the international expression of many aims of the [[1823]] [[Kuhlfros#The_White_Revolution|White Revolution]] in [[Fiannria]]. | ||
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|[[1854]]||July 2, [[1854]]||The last [[Burgundian West Punth Trading Company]] colony, [[Khathostan|Dwemer Colony]] falls and the [[Burgundie|Burgundians]] formally lose their hold in [[South Punth]]. | |[[1854]]||July 2, [[1854]]||The last [[Burgundian West Punth Trading Company]] colony, [[Khathostan|Dwemer Colony]] falls and the [[Burgundie|Burgundians]] formally lose their hold in [[South Punth]]. | ||
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|1880s-ish|| ||Land war betwixt [[Diamavya]] and [[ | |1880s-ish|| ||Land war betwixt [[Diamavya]] and [[Fiannria]]. | ||
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|[[1897]]-[[1902]]|| ||[[Red Interregnum]] | |[[1897]]-[[1902]]|| ||[[Red Interregnum]] | ||
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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]]|| ||[[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 [[ | |[[1942]]-[[1955]]|| ||[[Thirteen Year War]] between [[Fiannria]], Helvana and the [[Yytuskia-Helvana|Yytuskian Reich]] | ||
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|[[1966]]-[[1983]]|| ||[[Operation Kipling]] in [[South Punth]]. [[Burgundie]] engages in a massive anti-communist counter-insurgency war. | |[[1966]]-[[1983]]|| ||[[Operation Kipling]] in [[South Punth]]. [[Burgundie]] engages in a massive anti-communist counter-insurgency war. | ||