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*[[Vankkagomir]], de facto military ruler 2507 to 2514, monarchy reduce to figurehead, conquest of Jaggudorns, western Asdauria, [[Vankkagomirian Empire]], 2509 to 2521. Vankkagomir employs new skycraft technology, | *[[Vankkagomir]], de facto military ruler 2507 to 2514, monarchy reduce to figurehead, conquest of Jaggudorns, western Asdauria, [[Vankkagomirian Empire]], 2509 to 2521. Vankkagomir employs new skycraft technology, | ||
| + | * 2507, [[Battle of Giaddirs (2507)]] Thracian skyforces under Vankkagomir seize Aurice from the Medibgóëse forces. Death of Medibgóëse Prince-Governor Llewchobrag in battle. | ||
* 2509, [[Battle of Gorlip]], Thracian forces under Vakkagomir defeat the forces of the [[Medibgóëse Empire]], end of [[Telsenahrian War]], 2506 to 2509 | * 2509, [[Battle of Gorlip]], Thracian forces under Vakkagomir defeat the forces of the [[Medibgóëse Empire]], end of [[Telsenahrian War]], 2506 to 2509 | ||
* 2509, Vankkagomir establishes triumvirate with [[Kamunthára]] and [[Basgúndin]] to rule Thrace and the Thracian Empire. | * 2509, Vankkagomir establishes triumvirate with [[Kamunthára]] and [[Basgúndin]] to rule Thrace and the Thracian Empire. | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 5 June 2014
The New Kalikán Empire, 2537 to 2576, arose from the conquests of Khabur (2529 IR to 2536 IR). It is the last powerful period of Kalikán up to the present time. The Kalikán allied with the Geddamin and created the basis for a powerful animus against them in the hearts and minds of other human nations, leading to the Reduction of Thrace.
Like Vankkagomir and Khabur before, the true rulers of the Kalikán were the military and the king served only as a religious and cultural figurehead.
In addition to defeat and occupation, Thrace suffered civil war that nearly had the royal family executed and saw the execution and exile of several military rulers.
King-Emperor, King of Thrace, Emperor of the Kalikán, figurehead
Chronology of the New Kalikán Empire
Main article: Chronology of the New Kalikán Empire
See also: Chronology of the Great Sky War
- Vankkagomir, de facto military ruler 2507 to 2514, monarchy reduce to figurehead, conquest of Jaggudorns, western Asdauria, Vankkagomirian Empire, 2509 to 2521. Vankkagomir employs new skycraft technology,
- 2507, Battle of Giaddirs (2507) Thracian skyforces under Vankkagomir seize Aurice from the Medibgóëse forces. Death of Medibgóëse Prince-Governor Llewchobrag in battle.
- 2509, Battle of Gorlip, Thracian forces under Vakkagomir defeat the forces of the Medibgóëse Empire, end of Telsenahrian War, 2506 to 2509
- 2509, Vankkagomir establishes triumvirate with Kamunthára and Basgúndin to rule Thrace and the Thracian Empire.
- 2513, Vankkagomir and Basgúndin join together and betray Kamunthára
- 2514, Kamunthára slain in battle
- 2521, First Battle of Jardonia (2521), Basgúndin fights against Vankkagomir who is defeated and sent into exile to Omeddim.
- 2523, Väduk Vädudzund ascends to the throne of Thrace
- 2529 to 2539, Conquests of Khabur
- 2537, Khabur created First Lord of Thrace; King Väduk receives title of King-Emperor of Thrace
- 2546, Ädaz Vädukund ascends to the throne of Thrace
- 2550, Kalikán-Ephysgæes Pact
- 2550, outbreak of Third Geddamin War, 2550 to 2556
- 2568, outbreak of the Great Sky War, 2568 to 2575
- 2568, outbreak of the Fourth Geddamin War
- 2570, renegotiation of Kalikán-Ephysgæes Pact
- 2573, Ondaz Ädazund ascends to the throne of Thrace
- 2573, Battle of Pytharnia fought over Trevirs
- 2574, Second Battle of Jardonia (2574), turning point of war
- 2574, Thracian Revolution (2574)
- 2575, Battle of Thrace
- 2575, Occupation of Thrace
- 2576, Treaty of Tauhad (2576), Empire dissolved and Thracian monarchy abolished
See Also
- Great Sky War (2568 to 2575)
- King-Emperor of Thrace
- Kalikán-Ephysgæe Pact (2570)
- List of the Rulers of Thrace
- Reduction of Thrace
- Thracian Revolution (2574)
- Treaty of Tauhad (2576)
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