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| − | Historians do not agree to the beginning of the Aurician Empire. This chronology begins during the Thracian Rule of the twenty sixth century (2500). This chronology differs from that of the city of [[Aurice]] which only pertains to the city. This chronology pertains to all dominions under the power of Aurice. | + | Historians do not agree to the beginning of the Aurician Empire. This chronology begins during the Thracian Rule of the twenty sixth century (2500). This chronology differs from that of the city of [[Aurice]] which only pertains to the local jurisdiction of the city. This chronology pertains to all dominions under the power of Aurice. |
=Chronology of Aurician Empire= | =Chronology of Aurician Empire= | ||
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:2509 [[Battle of Gorlip]]; Rise of [[Vankkagomir]] | :2509 [[Battle of Gorlip]]; Rise of [[Vankkagomir]] | ||
:2521 Exile of [[Vankkagomir]], Thracian Military Ruler | :2521 Exile of [[Vankkagomir]], Thracian Military Ruler | ||
| − | :2525: [[Accord of the Princes of Law (2525 AI) | + | :2525: [[Accord of the Princes of Law]] (2525 AI) |
:2557: [[Baimund Kaligär]] slays [[Thortain Balamon]] in a duel and becomes viceregal duke of Aurice. Thrace does not openly embrace him and he later becomes an outlawed duke. | :2557: [[Baimund Kaligär]] slays [[Thortain Balamon]] in a duel and becomes viceregal duke of Aurice. Thrace does not openly embrace him and he later becomes an outlawed duke. | ||
:2561 [[Aurician Annexation of Erserce]], ordered by [[Lukkha Sampushá]] of [[Aurice]], [[Baimund Kaligär]] | :2561 [[Aurician Annexation of Erserce]], ordered by [[Lukkha Sampushá]] of [[Aurice]], [[Baimund Kaligär]] | ||
| − | :2565 [[Baimund Kaligär]] defeats viceregal duke of Erserce in personal combat and expands his dominion into southern [[Erserce]] | + | :2562 King of Thrace reluctantly declares Baimund Kaligär an outlaw and appoints new vice-regal dukes for both Erserce and Aurice. Thrace privately determines to eliminate him. |
| + | :2565 [[Baimund Kaligär]] defeats appointed viceregal duke of Erserce in personal combat and expands his dominion into southern [[Erserce]]. | ||
:2568 to 2575: [[Great Sky War]] (8 yrs) | :2568 to 2575: [[Great Sky War]] (8 yrs) | ||
:2568 to 2581: [[Fourth Geddamin War]] | :2568 to 2581: [[Fourth Geddamin War]] | ||
:2569 [[Battle of Mustrin (2569)]], Thracian Victory against [[uhlak]]s, under viceregal duke of Aurice, [[Baimund Kaligär]]. | :2569 [[Battle of Mustrin (2569)]], Thracian Victory against [[uhlak]]s, under viceregal duke of Aurice, [[Baimund Kaligär]]. | ||
| − | :2573 Magdymoon'' King Emperor [[Ädaz Vädukund]] of [[Thrace]] dies, aged 66. His son, [[Ondaz Ädazund]], becomes King Emperor of Thrace the same month. | + | :2573 ''Magdymoon'' King Emperor [[Ädaz Vädukund]] of [[Thrace]] dies, aged 66. His son, [[Ondaz Ädazund]], becomes King Emperor of Thrace the same month. |
:2573 Baimund Kaligär, outlawed ruler of Aurice, positions his forces against Thrace in behalf of the League of Pytharnia. Duke [[Kadvast Jafferund Agdaisak]] of Aurice and Duke [[Baimund Kaligär]] both die on opposite sides in [[Battle of Pytharnia (2573)]]. | :2573 Baimund Kaligär, outlawed ruler of Aurice, positions his forces against Thrace in behalf of the League of Pytharnia. Duke [[Kadvast Jafferund Agdaisak]] of Aurice and Duke [[Baimund Kaligär]] both die on opposite sides in [[Battle of Pytharnia (2573)]]. | ||
:2575 [[Battle of Borenlas (2575)]] The allies press their advantage and begin their campaign against Thrace proper. | :2575 [[Battle of Borenlas (2575)]] The allies press their advantage and begin their campaign against Thrace proper. | ||
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:2587 [[Treaty of Yophénthë (2587)]] resolves [[Skaligdæse War]] | :2587 [[Treaty of Yophénthë (2587)]] resolves [[Skaligdæse War]] | ||
:2589 to 2591 [[Shadevan War]], 2589 to 2591 | :2589 to 2591 [[Shadevan War]], 2589 to 2591 | ||
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;2600 | ;2600 | ||
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:2651 to 2657 [[First Streionian War (2651 to 2657)]] | :2651 to 2657 [[First Streionian War (2651 to 2657)]] | ||
:2652 to 2658 [[Axophotian War (2652 to 2658)]] | :2652 to 2658 [[Axophotian War (2652 to 2658)]] | ||
| + | :2653 to 2671: Sewdhaine War (Great Civil War in Pytharnian Empire) | ||
:2654 to 2661 [[War of the Shakhumbla Göband (2654 to 2661)]] | :2654 to 2661 [[War of the Shakhumbla Göband (2654 to 2661)]] | ||
:2654 to 2655 [[First Ebernian War (2654 to 2655)]] | :2654 to 2655 [[First Ebernian War (2654 to 2655)]] | ||
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:2668 to 2671 [[Second Streionian War (2668 to 2671)]] | :2668 to 2671 [[Second Streionian War (2668 to 2671)]] | ||
:2670's [[Shadevan Troll Uprising of 2670s]] | :2670's [[Shadevan Troll Uprising of 2670s]] | ||
| + | :2671: Centaur Streionia becomes client-state to Aurician Empire | ||
:2670 [[Battle of Tisponios Reef]] | :2670 [[Battle of Tisponios Reef]] | ||
| + | :2673 to 2694: [[Five Locks Project]] creates the [[Grand Shadew Canal]] | ||
:2675 to 2682 [[Second War of the Brasen Horde (2675 to 2682)]] | :2675 to 2682 [[Second War of the Brasen Horde (2675 to 2682)]] | ||
:2678 [[Quadricentennial Celebration of the Liberation of Aurice]] | :2678 [[Quadricentennial Celebration of the Liberation of Aurice]] | ||
| + | :2681: Battle of Tarobunjat, foreshadows end of Second War of the Brasen Horde | ||
:2691 [[Bijälenlander Uprising]], 2691 to 2694 | :2691 [[Bijälenlander Uprising]], 2691 to 2694 | ||
:2691 Meeting of the [[Great Seven]] | :2691 Meeting of the [[Great Seven]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:07, 3 December 2019
Historians do not agree to the beginning of the Aurician Empire. This chronology begins during the Thracian Rule of the twenty sixth century (2500). This chronology differs from that of the city of Aurice which only pertains to the local jurisdiction of the city. This chronology pertains to all dominions under the power of Aurice.
Chronology of Aurician Empire
- 2500
- 2506 Telsenahrian War, 2506 to 2509, brings about the collapse of the Medibgösk Empire
- 2509 Battle of Gorlip; Rise of Vankkagomir
- 2521 Exile of Vankkagomir, Thracian Military Ruler
- 2525: Accord of the Princes of Law (2525 AI)
- 2557: Baimund Kaligär slays Thortain Balamon in a duel and becomes viceregal duke of Aurice. Thrace does not openly embrace him and he later becomes an outlawed duke.
- 2561 Aurician Annexation of Erserce, ordered by Lukkha Sampushá of Aurice, Baimund Kaligär
- 2562 King of Thrace reluctantly declares Baimund Kaligär an outlaw and appoints new vice-regal dukes for both Erserce and Aurice. Thrace privately determines to eliminate him.
- 2565 Baimund Kaligär defeats appointed viceregal duke of Erserce in personal combat and expands his dominion into southern Erserce.
- 2568 to 2575: Great Sky War (8 yrs)
- 2568 to 2581: Fourth Geddamin War
- 2569 Battle of Mustrin (2569), Thracian Victory against uhlaks, under viceregal duke of Aurice, Baimund Kaligär.
- 2573 Magdymoon King Emperor Ädaz Vädukund of Thrace dies, aged 66. His son, Ondaz Ädazund, becomes King Emperor of Thrace the same month.
- 2573 Baimund Kaligär, outlawed ruler of Aurice, positions his forces against Thrace in behalf of the League of Pytharnia. Duke Kadvast Jafferund Agdaisak of Aurice and Duke Baimund Kaligär both die on opposite sides in Battle of Pytharnia (2573).
- 2575 Battle of Borenlas (2575) The allies press their advantage and begin their campaign against Thrace proper.
- 2575 Battle of Thrace Militarily outnumbered, the native Thracians fight to defend their land. Meanwhile, the commoners and farmers march in a revolution against the imperial capital of Dzan Kahisa. Agents of Stalcast Bijäl secretly remove royal family to protect them from harm. Masdalikkan Khucha slain.
- 2576: Aurician Seizure of Transalpine Agogia
- 2576 to 2586: Skaligdæse War
- 2582 to 2586: Fifth Geddamin War
- 2586: Treaty of Rhafyx (2586) concludes the Fifth Geddamin War between Aurice and Gorcorumb
- 2587 Congress of Bryndyd convenes in Bryndyd to resolve the many years of war in the Pallathantic.
- 2587 Treaty of Yophénthë (2587) resolves Skaligdæse War
- 2589 to 2591 Shadevan War, 2589 to 2591
- 2600
- 2627 Aurician Revolution
- 2638 to 2639 First Rhovundian War (2638 to 2639)
- 2639 to 2644 Ibrevese War (2639 to 2644)
- 2641 to 2644 Second Rhovundian War (2641 to 2644)
- 2643 to 2649 First Mamnorcian War (2643 to 2649)
- 2647 to 2649 Igdirian War (2647 to 2649)
- 2650 to 2653 Second Mamnorcian War (2650 to 2653)
- 2651 to 2657 First Streionian War (2651 to 2657)
- 2652 to 2658 Axophotian War (2652 to 2658)
- 2653 to 2671: Sewdhaine War (Great Civil War in Pytharnian Empire)
- 2654 to 2661 War of the Shakhumbla Göband (2654 to 2661)
- 2654 to 2655 First Ebernian War (2654 to 2655)
- 2655 to 2656 Orlangissan Uprising (2655 to 2656)
- 2657 Uhlaks begin use of the tsagar, a heavy dwarvenfire rifle
- 2663 to 2668 First War of the Brasen Horde (2663 to 2668)
- 2664 to 2667 Second Ebernian War (2664 to 2667)
- 2668 Thykomian Revolt, 2668
- 2668 to 2671 Second Streionian War (2668 to 2671)
- 2670's Shadevan Troll Uprising of 2670s
- 2671: Centaur Streionia becomes client-state to Aurician Empire
- 2670 Battle of Tisponios Reef
- 2673 to 2694: Five Locks Project creates the Grand Shadew Canal
- 2675 to 2682 Second War of the Brasen Horde (2675 to 2682)
- 2678 Quadricentennial Celebration of the Liberation of Aurice
- 2681: Battle of Tarobunjat, foreshadows end of Second War of the Brasen Horde
- 2691 Bijälenlander Uprising, 2691 to 2694
- 2691 Meeting of the Great Seven
- 2700's
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