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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 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.
|[[922]]|| ||The last male-line heir of [[St. Julius I]] 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 [[Harren|Grand Duchy of Harren]] 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 Julio-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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|[[1097]]|| ||[[St. Julius I]] is canonized.
|[[1097]]|| ||[[St. Julius I]] 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==