Highlights

Absorbed the empire of Germania an the HRE.

1269. I totally dominate the world. Got the first mention of the Aztecs. The Mongols have come and gone, they are a small fringe in the east. i

1311. After some shenanigans (changing title to Arabia, revoking vassalage down to get the county of Jerusalem and a dozen wars vs barons) formed he Empire of Outremear and got Deus Vult. Then released all the family I could for Ten Thrones. Aztecs still of the coast but no attack. Noticed the Mongols still exist and control the Eastern Steppes. Make conquering it my new goal.

Bloodlines

Vile Blood of Emperor Karl
• 5 Jan 802
• National Revolt Risk +2%
• Vassal Opinion -10
• Arrest Change +15%
• Easier to Plot and Revoke Vassal titles

Blood of Saint Geraud Karling
• 4 Nov 976
• Damage against religious enemies: +10%
• Christian Church opinion: +5
• Convert counties yo your religion faster

Blood of Saint Aldebert Karling
• 7 May 1082
• Monthly Piety +0.10
• Christian Church opinion +5
• Gain more devotion in Monastic societies

Immortal Blood of Alexander
• 12 May 1209
• Monthly Prestige +0.2
• Levy Reinforcement Rate: +15%
• Person Combat Skill: +10
• Hellenic Opinion: +5
• Reformed Hellenic Opinion: +5
• Can use Invasion once per lifetime

Crusader Blood of Emperor Giles
• 18 Sept 1237
• Monthly prestige: 0.20
• Personal Combat Skill +5
• Christian opinion +5
• Get larger share of Crusade War Chest

Crusader Blood of Emperor Bohemond III
• 24 May 1446
• Monthly prestige: 0.20
• Personal Combat Skill +5
• Christian opinion +5
• Get larger share of Crusade War Chest

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Chronicles

769

• This is the Chronicle of House Karling, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
• King Karl of West Francia married Princess Anselperga, daughter of King Desiderius of Lombardy.
• West Francia was attacked by the Basque realm of Gascogne, ruled by Duke Lope II.
• King Karl of West Francia tried but failed to imprison Duke Lope II of Gascogne, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

770

• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Agen from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Cahors from the enemy.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Normandy, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Bourbon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Luzech from the enemy.
• Pope Stephanus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 25 August, 770.
• Duke Lope II of Gascogne lost the war against King Karl of West Francia.

771

• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Agen.

772

• West Francia was attacked by the Occitan realm of Aquitaine, ruled by Duke Hunoald.
• King Karl of West Francia tried but failed to imprison Duke Hunoald of Aquitaine, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

773

• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Saintes from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Royan from the enemy.
• Duke Hunoald of Aquitaine lost the war against King Karl of West Francia.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Vexin.

774

• King Karl of West Francia went to war against Grand Chief Theoderic of Saxony.
• King Karl of West Francia lost the battle of Thuringen against the army of Saxony, commanded by Richfrid of Hadeln.

775

• A dragon was seen in the county of Gent.

776

• King Karl of West Francia was victorious in the battle of Weimar against the army of Saxony, commanded by Richfrid of Hadeln.
• King Karl of West Francia was victorious in the battle of Luneburg against the army of Saxony, commanded by High Chief Unwan of Munster.
• King Karl of West Francia was victorious in the battle of Luneburg against the army of Saxony, commanded by High Chief Ekbert of Bremen.
• King Karl of West Francia was victorious in the battle of Werben against the army of Saxony, commanded by Richfrid of Hadeln.
• King Karl of West Francia was victorious in the battle of Braunschweig against the army of Saxony, commanded by Grand Chief Wichimann of Saxony.

777

• King Karl of West Francia was victorious in the battle of Bremen against the army of Saxony, commanded by High Chief Ekbert of Bremen.
• King Karl of West Francia was victorious in the battle of Osnabruck against the army of Saxony, commanded by Enno of Osnabruck.
• King Karl of West Francia won the war against Grand Chief Wichimann of Saxony.
• Karl Karling usurped the Kingdom of Saxony from Wichimann Theodericing.

778

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Werben.

779

• Queen Mother Bertrada, the mother of King Karl of West Francia, died of an infected wound on 2 February, 779.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Leyre from the enemy.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Anjou, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

780

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Metz.

781

• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Blois, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

782

• Karl Karling usurped the Kingdom of Lombardy from Adelchis Alachisling.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Alsace, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Franche Comte, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• West Francia was attacked by the Saxon realm of Saxon Rebellion, ruled by Widukind.
• The army of King Karl of West Francia, commanded by Lembert, was defeated in the battle of Hadeln against the armies of Saxon Rebellion.
• Queen Anselperga, the wife of King Karl of West Francia, died of poor health on 9 December, 782.

783

• West Francia was attacked by the Frisian realm of Westfrieslander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bernhard.
• The army of King Karl of West Francia, commanded by Duke Anselm of Holland, was victorious in the battle of Westfriesland against the armies of Westfrieslander Peasant Revolt.
• Bernhard of Westfrieslander Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Karl of West Francia.
• The army of King Karl of West Francia, commanded by Ragena, was defeated in the battle of Braunschweig against the armies of Saxon Rebellion.
• The army of King Karl of West Francia, commanded by Viric, was defeated in the battle of Paderborn against the armies of Saxon Rebellion.

784

• West Francia was attacked by the Saxon realm of Luneburgian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Wenzel.

785

• King Karl of West Francia was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the army of Luneburgian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Wenzel of Luneburgian Peasant Revolt.
• Wenzel of Luneburgian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Karl of West Francia.
• West Francia was attacked by the Frankish realm of Provence, ruled by Duke Burchard.
• King Karl of West Francia tried but failed to imprison Duke Burchard of Provence, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Arles from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Marseille from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Aix from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Grimaud from the enemy.

786

• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Bentivoglio from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Bologna from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Forli from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Ferrara from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Tresigallo from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Commacchio from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Cervia from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Ravenna from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Cesena from the enemy.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Upper Lorraine, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Hesse, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Karl of West Francia, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Karl 'the Monk'.
• Duchess Marcatrude of Provence lost the war against King Karl of West Francia 'the Monk'.
• West Francia was attacked by the Saxon realm of Munster, ruled by High Chief Bernard.
• King Karl of West Francia 'the Monk' tried but failed to imprison High Chief Bernard of Munster, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Paderborn Tribe from the enemy.
• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Paderborn from the enemy.

787

• King Karl of West Francia successfully led his armies, taking Munster Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Bernard of Munster lost the war against King Karl of West Francia 'the Monk'.

788

• King Karl of West Francia made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
• High Chief Marquard of Saxony, a powerful vassal of King Karl of West Francia, converted from Germanic to Catholic.
• The army of King Karl of West Francia, commanded by Chief Remigius of Verden, was victorious in the battle of Werben against the armies of Brandenburg.

789

• West Francia was attacked by the Frankish realm of Trier, ruled by Duke Maurifi.
• King Karl of West Francia 'the Monk' tried but failed to imprison Duke Maurifi of Trier, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Duke Maurifi of Trier lost the war against King Karl of West Francia 'the Monk'.

790

• Several people in Vermandois spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

791

• The army of King Karl of West Francia, commanded by Berthold Alaholfinger, was victorious in the battle of Merseburg against the armies of Bohemia.

792

• A goat with three heads was born in Munster.

793

• West Francia was attacked by the Frankish realm of Upper Lorraine, ruled by Duke Ramnulf 'the Cruel'.
• King Karl of West Francia 'the Monk' tried but failed to imprison Duke Ramnulf of Upper Lorraine 'the Cruel', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of King Karl of West Francia, commanded by Duke Liutprand of Ivrea, was victorious in the battle of Metz against the armies of Upper Lorraine.
• The army of King Karl of West Francia, commanded by Amelung of Paderborn, was victorious in the battle of Paderborn against the armies of Upper Lorraine.
• The army of King Karl of West Francia, commanded by Duke Hildeprand of Spoleto, was victorious in the battle of Venaissin against the armies of Upper Lorraine.
• Karl Karling was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III on 18 October, 793, thus restoring the Roman Empire in the West.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Hildeprand of Spoleto, was victorious in the battle of Sundgau against the armies of Upper Lorraine.

794

• Duke Ramnulf of Upper Lorraine 'the Cruel' lost the war against Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Monk'.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire married Imma, daughter of High Chief Unwan of Munster.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Doge Fosco of Genoa.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Liutprand of Ivrea, was victorious in the battle of Saluzzo against the armies of Genoa.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Liutprand of Ivrea, was victorious in the battle of Piemonte against the armies of Genoa.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Monk' won the war against Doge Fosco of Genoa.

795

• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against High Chief Bretislav of Mecklenburg.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Berthold Alaholfinger, was victorious in the battle of Merseburg against the armies of Bohemia.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Liutprand of Ivrea, was victorious in the battle of Lubeck against the armies of Mecklenburg.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Monk' won the war against High Chief Bretislav of Mecklenburg.
• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Mecklenburg from Bretislav z Obodrytow.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against High Chief Unislav of Brandenburg.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Hildeprand of Spoleto, was victorious in the battle of Magdeburg against the armies of Brandenburg.
• Empress Imma, the wife of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, died of the dreaded Plague on 6 November, 795.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire married Abba, daughter of Duke Theoderic of Burgundy.

796

• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Frederic of Provence, was victorious in the battle of Zatec against the armies of Brandenburg.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Monk' won the war against High Chief Unislav of Brandenburg.
• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Brandenburg from Unislav Premyslid.
• Pope Leo III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 2 August, 796.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Zdik of Pannonia.

797

• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Hildeprand of Spoleto, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Pannonia.

798

• Pope Gregorius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 15 February, 798.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Welf of Alsace, was victorious in the battle of Magdeburg against the armies of Pannonia.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Monk' lost the war against King Zdik of Pannonia.

799

• Childeric Karling married Aragonte, daughter of King Aurelio of Asturias.
• Prince Childeric, the heir of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, died clutching at his heart on 17 July, 799.

800

• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Spytihnev of Pannonian Revolt.
• Norsemen set sail in their longships and to trade and raid beyond their northern homelands in ever increasing numbers, signalling the beginning of a new age.

801

• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Berthold Alaholfinger, was victorious in the battle of Merseburg against the armies of Bohemia.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Pannonian Revolt.

802

• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Karl 'the Ruthless'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Brno against the armies of Pannonian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Hradec against the armies of Pannonian Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Saxon realm of Holy Roman Revolt, ruled by Lothar 'the Just'.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Ruthless' won the war against Spytihnev of Pannonian Revolt 'the Depraved'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Luneburg against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Osnabruck against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.

803

• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Paderborn against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Osnabruck against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Limousin against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Lothar of Holy Roman Revolt 'the Just' lost the war against Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Ruthless'.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Wurzburg.

804

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the German realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Gotthard.
• Emperor Karl of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 9 June, 804. His son, Pepin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Thionville.
• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Wurzburg against the army of Fraticelli Uprising, commanded by Gotthard of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Gotthard of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunchback'.
• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Empress Guntrud of the Holy Roman Empire.

805

• The army of Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ximeno II of Gascogne, was victorious in the battle of Capua against the armies of Benevento.
• The army of Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Wolfari, was victorious in the battle of Yperen against the armies of Denmark.

806

• The army of Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Chieti against the armies of Benevento.
• Pepin, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire.

807

• Pepin Karling usurped the Duchy of Bohemia from Zdik Premyslid.

808

• The army of Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Rathar of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of South Bohemia against the armies of Bohemia.
• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunchback' won the war against Empress Guntrud of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Accursed'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Italian realm of Holy Roman Revolt, ruled by Lupo.
• The army of Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Martin Karling, was victorious in the battle of Auvergne against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.

809

• The army of Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Martin Karling, was victorious in the battle of Bourbon against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Adalelme of Melgueil, was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of Denmark.

810

• Lupo of Holy Roman Revolt won the war against Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunchback'.
• Pepin Karling usurped the Duchy of Hesse from Martin de Bergerac.

811

• The army of Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Gozhelm of Belzig, was defeated in the battle of Havelberg against the armies of Bohemia.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Frankish realm of Trier, ruled by Duke Wido II 'the Just'.
• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunchback' tried but failed to imprison Duke Wido II of Trier 'the Just', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Duke Wido II of Trier 'the Just' lost the war against Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunchback'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Frankish realm of Burgundy, ruled by High Chief Theoderic II 'the Merry'.
• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunchback' tried but failed to imprison High Chief Theoderic II of Burgundy 'the Merry', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Dijon from the enemy.
• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Semur from the enemy.
• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Autun from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by High Chief Tancred of Mecklenburg, was victorious in the battle of Nevers against the armies of Burgundy.
• High Chief Theoderic II of Burgundy 'the Merry' lost the war against Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunchback'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Occitan realm of Angouleme, ruled by Count Duran.
• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunchback' tried but failed to imprison Count Duran of Angouleme, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Count Duran of Angouleme lost the war against Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunchback'.

812

• Emperor Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire died of Great Pox on 19 August, 812. His son, Pepin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Guise.
• Duke Pepin II of Aquitaine adopted new customs to embrace French culture, no longer considering himself Frankish.

813

• Aquitaine was attacked by the Frankish realm of Normandy, ruled by Duke Radulf.

814

• People in Overijssel claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

815

• Duke Radulf of Normandy lost the war against Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Count Ubert of Bordeaux.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Count Ubert of Bordeaux.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Count Wulgrin of Perigord.

816

• Pope Eugenius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 October, 816.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Count Wulgrin of Perigord.

817

• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Duke Ximeno II of Gascogne.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Duke Ximeno II of Gascogne.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Duchess Gundeperga of Tuscany.

818

• Aquitaine was attacked by the Occitan realm of Poitou, ruled by Duke Marcau.

819

• Emperor Adalgari of the Holy Roman Empire, the liege Lord of Prince Pepin, died under suspicious circumstances on 24 July, 819.
• Duke Marcau of Poitou lost the war against Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire.

820

• In Perigord, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Prince Pepin.

821

• A star fell from the sky in Gelre, killing three cows.

822

• Princess Hildegarde, the heir of Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, died clutching at her heart on 18 May, 822.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire married Bertrada, daughter of Bishop Ercaid of Armagh.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Duchess Gundeperga of Tuscany.
• Pepin Karling usurped the Duchy of Tuscany from Gundeperga Walpertingi.
• Aquitaine was attacked by the Lombard realm of Aquitanian Revolt, ruled by Gundeperga.

823

• Gundeperga of Aquitanian Revolt lost the war against Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Duchess Altruda of Benevento.
• Emperor Adalgari II of the Holy Roman Empire, the liege Lord of Prince Pepin, died under suspicious circumstances on 22 September, 823.

824

• Aquitaine saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

825

• Duchess Bertrada, the wife of Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, died of Great Pox on 15 June, 825.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Duchess Altruda of Benevento.
• Pepin Karling usurped the Duchy of Benevento from Altruda Gausian.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Duchess Anselperga of Corsica.

826

• Aquitaine saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

827

• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Duchess Anselperga of Corsica 'the Butcher'.
• Pepin Karling usurped the Duchy of Corsica from Anselperga Adalbertingi.

828

• Aquitaine was attacked by the Italian realm of Florence, ruled by Count Marco.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Count Marco of Florence, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Marco of Florence.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire married Queen Beorhtwynn, daughter of King Wulfstan of Mercia.

829

• Emperor Gautmar of the Holy Roman Empire, the liege Lord of Prince Pepin, died under suspicious circumstances on 19 January, 829.
• Count Marco of Florence lost the war against Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire.

830

• Queen Beorhtwynn of Mercia supported Queen Beorhtwynn of Mercia in war against her enemies.
• Guntrud 'the Accursed', the mother of Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, died of depression on 14 September, 830.
• Karl, the firstborn son, was born to Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire.

831

• The earth shook for three days in Overijssel, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

832

• A river flooded parts of Bordeaux in the spring.

833

• Aquitaine was attacked by the Lombard realm of Corsica, ruled by Countess Anselperga 'the Butcher'.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Countess Anselperga of Corsica 'the Butcher', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Prince Pepin 'the Cruel'.

834

• A giant destroyed several villages in Osnabruck, but then disappeared without trace.

835

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Amiens just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

836

• Countess Anselperga of Corsica 'the Butcher' lost the war against Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Cruel'.
• Pope Callistus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, was slain by Agalina in personal combat on 27 October, 836.

837

• Queen Beorhtwynn of Mercia supported Queen Beorhtwynn of Mercia in war against her enemies.

838

• A star fell from the sky in Weimar, killing three cows.

839

• Queen Beorhtwynn of Mercia supported Queen Beorhtwynn of Mercia in war against her enemies.

840

• Aquitaine saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

841

• Queen Beorhtwynn of Mercia supported Queen Beorhtwynn of Mercia in war against her enemies.

842

• Aquitaine was attacked by the Italian realm of Aquitanian Revolt, ruled by Ibor.

843

• Prince Pepin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Bordeaux against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ibor of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Duke Pepin II of Aquitaine died a mangled mess on 7 July, 843. His son, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Bordeaux.
• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Bordeaux.

844

• Ibor of Aquitanian Revolt lost the war against Duke Geraud of Aquitaine.

845

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Florence.

846

• Karl Karling married Duchess Richwara, daughter of Duke Heinrich of Hesse.

847

• Pope Lucius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 2 July, 847.

848

• A star fell from the sky in Osnabruck, killing three cows.

849

• In Amiens, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Duke Geraud.

850

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Friesland.

851

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Cinarca.

852

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Pisa.

853

• Duke Geraud of Aquitaine married Queen Agnes.

854

• A dragon was seen in the county of Minden.

855

• Queen Agnes of Aragon supported Queen Agnes of Aragon in war against her enemies.
• Pepin, the firstborn son, was born to King Geraud of Aragon.

856

• King Geraud of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the army of Asturias, commanded by King Petro of Asturias.
• King Geraud of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the army of Asturias, commanded by King Petro of Asturias.

857

• Aquitaine saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

858

• Queen Beorhtwynn 'the Butcher', the mother of King Geraud of Aragon, died in battle against Botulfr af Skagen on 12 May, 858.

859

• A river flooded parts of Lucca in the spring.

860

• In Bordeaux, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Geraud.

861

• Aquitaine was attacked by the Lombard realm of Weimar, ruled by Countess Kriemhild.
• King Geraud of Aragon tried but failed to imprison Countess Kriemhild of Weimar, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Queen Agnes of Aragon supported Queen Agnes of Aragon in war against her enemies.

862

• Countess Kriemhild of Weimar lost the war against King Geraud of Aragon.

863

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Minden.

864

• Emperor Godepert of the Holy Roman Empire, the liege Lord of King Geraud, died a natural death on 21 January, 864.
• Queen Agnes of Aragon supported Queen Agnes of Aragon in war against her enemies.

865

• King Geraud of Aragon made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.

866

• A dragon was seen in the county of Osnabruck.

867

• Several people in Bordeaux spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

868

• A giant destroyed several villages in Minden, but then disappeared without trace.

869

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Oldenburg.

870

• King Geraud of Aragon, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Geraud 'the Cruel'.

871

• Pope Marinus, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 7 December, 871.
• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Duchess Thiudigotho of Milan.

872

• King Geraud of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Forez against the army of Milan, commanded by Duchess Thiudigotho of Milan.
• Duke Geraud of Aquitaine was slain by Baron Ansfrith of Maggiore in personal combat on 20 August, 872. His son, Thibault, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Bordeaux.
• Several people in Bordeaux spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

873

• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine won the war against Duchess Thiudigotho of Milan 'the Good'.
• Thibault Karling usurped the Duchy of Milan from Thiudigotho Munichingi.
• Pepin, the heir of Duke Thibault of Aquitaine, died of Scurvy on 8 May, 873.

874

• A river flooded parts of Friesland in the spring.

875

• In Angouleme, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Duke Thibault.

876

• Aquitaine was attacked by the French realm of Aquitanian Revolt, ruled by Roger.
• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine married Princess Giseltrude, daughter of Blessed Godepert of the Holy Roman Empire.

877

• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine lost the battle of Osnabruck against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Aquitaine was attacked by the French realm of Picardie, ruled by Duke Abrahil.

878

• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine was victorious in the battle of Perigord against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Pope Marinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 23 October, 878.

879

• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine was victorious in the battle of Oldenburg against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine was victorious in the battle of Munster against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine was victorious in the battle of Artois against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.

880

• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine was victorious in the battle of Clermont against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Raoul III of Picardie.
• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine lost the battle of Bordeaux against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.

881

• Duke Raoul III of Picardie made peace with Duke Thibault of Aquitaine.

882

• A dragon was seen in the county of Amiens.

883

• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine was victorious in the battle of Angouleme against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine was victorious in the battle of Dax against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Jeanne, the firstborn daughter, was born to Duke Thibault of Aquitaine.
• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine was victorious in the battle of Limousin against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Duke Thibault of Aquitaine was victorious in the battle of Gelre against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Roger of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Roger of Aquitanian Revolt lost the war against Duke Thibault of Aquitaine.

884

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Gelre.

885

• Princess Giseltrude, the wife of Duke Thibault of Aquitaine, died in the dungeons of Duke Thibault of Aquitaine on 20 March, 885.
• Queen Agnes 'the Evil', the mother of Duke Thibault of Aquitaine, died bedridden and infirm on 28 April, 885.
• Thibault Karling inherited the Aragon from Agnes de Saint Antolin.
• King Thibault of Aragon married Princess Aikaterine, daughter of Basileus Theoktistos of the Byzantine Empire.
• Thibault Karling created the title of Duchy of Angria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Thibault of Aragon went to war against Sultan Abd-al-Rahman II of Maghreb.

886

• King Thibault of Aragon successfully led his armies, taking Urgell from the enemy.

887

• A giant destroyed several villages in Jaen, but then disappeared without trace.

888

• Princess Aikaterine, the wife of King Thibault of Aragon, died of poor health on 17 May, 888.
• King Thibault of Aragon married Princess Monnia, daughter of King Petro of Asturias.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Urgell against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Abd-al-Rahman II of Maghreb.
• King Thibault of Aragon won the war against Sultan Abd-al-Rahman II of Maghreb.
• Thibault Karling usurped the County of Urgell from Najib Saadid.
• Thibault Karling created the title of Duchy of Corsica, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

889

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Arezzo just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

890

• Aragon saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

891

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Cremona just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

892

• Thibault Karling usurped the Kingdom of Valencia from Abd-al-Rahman Umayyad.

893

• Aragon was attacked by the Norse realm of Sjaelland, ruled by Jarl Kolman 'the Lawgiver'.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Kolman of Sjaelland.
• King Thibault of Aragon lost the battle of Zaragoza against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Kolman of Sjaelland.

894

• Pope Gregorius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, was slain by Mayor Thurcytel of Tresigallo in personal combat on 3 March, 894.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Kolman of Sjaelland.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Kolman of Sjaelland.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Urgell against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Kolman of Sjaelland.

895

• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Kolman of Sjaelland.
• Jarl Kolman of Sjaelland 'the Lawgiver' lost the war against King Thibault of Aragon.

896

• Aragon saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

897

• Duke Karl 'Priest-Hater', the heir of King Thibault of Aragon, died comatose in bed on 21 December, 897.

898

• Aragon was attacked by the Norse realm of Westrogothia, ruled by Jarl Haesteinn 'the Pious'.

899

• Jeanne Karling married Prince Iordanes, son of Basileus Theodoros II of the Byzantine Empire.
• Aragon was attacked by the Saxon realm of Saxon Liberation Revolt, ruled by Everd.

900

• Jarl Olafr of Westrogothia lost the war against King Thibault of Aragon.
• Princess Jeanne, the heir of King Thibault of Aragon, died of Great Pox on 5 November, 900.

901

• Everd of Saxon Liberation Revolt won the war against King Thibault of Aragon.
• Aragon was attacked by the French realm of Aragonian Revolt, ruled by Evrard.
• Aragon was attacked by the Basque realm of Bearn, ruled by Count Antso.

902

• The earth shook for three days in Cinarca, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

903

• Geraud, the firstborn son, was born to King Thibault of Aragon.

904

• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the army of Aragonian Revolt, commanded by Evrard of Aragonian Revolt.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Antso of Bearn.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the army of Aragonian Revolt, commanded by Evrard of Aragonian Revolt.

905

• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Antso of Bearn.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Antso of Bearn.

906

• Count Antso of Bearn lost the war against King Thibault of Aragon.

907

• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the army of Aragonian Revolt, commanded by Thierry of Aragonian Revolt.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the army of Aragonian Revolt, commanded by Thierry of Aragonian Revolt.

908

• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the army of Aragonian Revolt, commanded by Thierry of Aragonian Revolt.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Murcia against the army of Aragonian Revolt, commanded by Thierry of Aragonian Revolt.
• Thierry of Aragonian Revolt lost the war against King Thibault of Aragon.

909

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Zaragoza.

910

• King Thibault of Aragon went to war against Emir Shaiban of Toledo.

911

• King Thibault of Aragon, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Thibault 'the Confessor'.
• The army of King Thibault of Aragon, commanded by Jacques de Cognac, was victorious in the battle of Urgell against the armies of Algarve.

912

• King Thibault of Aragon 'the Confessor' lost the war against Emir Shaiban of Toledo.
• Aragon was attacked by the Basque realm of Navarrese Company, ruled by Condottiere Pelaio.
• King Thibault of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of Navarrese Company, commanded by Condottiere Pelaio of Navarrese Company.

913

• The army of King Thibault of Aragon, commanded by Jacques de Cognac, was victorious in the battle of Agen against the armies of Navarrese Company.
• The army of King Thibault of Aragon, commanded by Jacques de Cognac, was victorious in the battle of Saumur against the armies of Navarrese Company.
• Condottiere Pelaio of Navarrese Company lost the war against King Thibault of Aragon 'the Confessor'.

914

• King Thibault of Aragon died of severe stress on 14 August, 914. His son, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Zaragoza.
• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Florence.

915

• Aragon was attacked by the French realm of Murcia, ruled by Duke Raoul.
• King Geraud of Aragon tried but failed to imprison Duke Raoul of Murcia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of King Geraud of Aragon, commanded by Jacques de Cognac, was victorious in the battle of Urgell against the armies of Murcia.

916

• The army of King Geraud of Aragon, commanded by Jacques de Cognac, was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the armies of Murcia.
• Duchess Esclarmonda of Poitou supported Duchess Esclarmonda of Poitou in war against her enemies.

917

• Pope Caelestinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 March, 917.
• The army of King Geraud of Aragon, commanded by Jacques de Cognac, was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the armies of Asturias.
• The army of King Geraud of Aragon, commanded by Jacques de Cognac, was victorious in the battle of Perigord against the armies of Murcia.
• Duke Raoul of Murcia lost the war against King Geraud of Aragon.
• Queen Mother Monnia, the mother of King Geraud of Aragon, died of Cancer on 9 October, 917.

918

• The earth shook for three days in Denia, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

919

• King Geraud of Aragon married Isabeu, daughter of Aznar Louping.

920

• Pope Gregorius VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died comatose in bed on 13 March, 920.
• Duchess Esclarmonda of Poitou supported Duchess Esclarmonda of Poitou in war against her enemies.

921

• The army of King Geraud of Aragon, commanded by Maurice, was victorious in the battle of Poitiers against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Duchess Esclarmonda of Poitou supported Duchess Esclarmonda of Poitou in war against her enemies.

922

• Several people in Zaragoza spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

923

• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Florence.
• Aragon was attacked by the Lombard realm of Cremona, ruled by Count Adalgis.
• King Geraud of Aragon tried but failed to imprison Count Adalgis of Cremona, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

924

• Richard, the firstborn son, was born to King Geraud of Aragon.

925

• Count Adalgis of Cremona lost the war against King Geraud of Aragon.
• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Sheikh Sadiq of Molina.

926

• King Geraud of Aragon won the war against Sheikh Sadiq of Molina.

927

• Emperor Ragena of the Holy Roman Empire, the liege Lord of King Geraud, was slain by Emir Akin of Leon in a chaotic battlefield duel on 5 February, 927.

928

• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Duchess Leutgardis of Burgundy.

929

• King Geraud of Aragon won the war against Duchess Leutgardis of Burgundy.
• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Duke Vulframn of Paris.

930

• Aragon saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

931

• King Geraud of Aragon won the war against Duke Vulframn of Paris.

932

• Pope Hadrianus, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Great Pox on 19 May, 932.

933

• In Angouleme, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Geraud.

934

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Florence.

935

• King Geraud of Aragon made a pious pilgrimage to Santiago.

936

• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Duke Arnault of Picardie.

937

• King Geraud of Aragon won the war against Duke Arnault of Picardie 'the Cleansing Flame'.
• Geraud Karling usurped the County of Amiens from Geraud de Tlilin.

938

• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Countess Ansegudis of Bologna.

939

• King Geraud of Aragon won the war against Countess Ansegudis of Bologna.

940

• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Sheikh Shaiban of Cuenca.
• King Geraud of Aragon, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Geraud 'the Blessed'.

941

• King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed' won the war against Sheikh Shaiban of Cuenca.

942

• King Geraud of Aragon supported Emperor Liutfred of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Liutfred of the Holy Roman Empire, the liege Lord of King Geraud 'the Blessed', died comatose in bed on 20 October, 942.
• King Geraud of Aragon supported Emperor Aldedramn II of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.

943

• Aragon saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

944

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Corsica.

945

• A giant destroyed several villages in Pavia, but then disappeared without trace.

946

• Richard Karling married Countess Ida, daughter of Etienne Karling.

947

• Aragon saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

948

• A giant destroyed several villages in Tarragona, but then disappeared without trace.

949

• People in Albarracin claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

950

• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Duke Grasulf of Navarra.
• Duke Aloito of Valencia, a powerful vassal of King Geraud of Aragon, converted from Catholic to Waldensian.
• King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed' won the war against Duke Grasulf of Navarra.
• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Duke Munio III of Gascogne.

951

• King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed' won the war against Duke Munio III of Gascogne.
• Duke Aloito of Valencia, a powerful vassal of King Geraud of Aragon, converted from Waldensian to Catholic.

952

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Angouleme.

953

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Pavia.

954

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Calatrava just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

955

• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Sultan Sulayman of Asturias.

956

• Aragon saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

957

• Emperor Aldedramn II of the Holy Roman Empire, the liege Lord of King Geraud 'the Blessed', died of an infected wound on 15 January, 957.
• King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed' won the war against Sultan Sulayman of Asturias 'the Weak'.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Kingdom of Asturias from Sulayman Hakamid.
• Queen Isabeu 'the Just', the wife of King Geraud of Aragon, died succumbing to severe injuries on 27 May, 957.
• King Geraud of Aragon married Princess Geilana, daughter of King Thimo of Saxony.

958

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of La Mancha.

959

• The earth shook for three days in Castelo Branco, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

960

• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Sheikh Muhammad of Toledo.
• King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed' won the war against Sheikh Muhammad of Toledo.
• Geraud Karling usurped the County of Alcala from Muhammad de Suebennia.
• Aragon was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Leon, ruled by Emir Nizam.
• King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Emir Nizam of Leon, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

961

• Pope Alexander II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 18 May, 961.
• Duke Halil II of Leon lost the war against King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed'.

962

• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Toledo, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

963

• Duke Hildoin IV of Paris supported Duke Hildoin IV of Paris in war against his enemies.

964

• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Duke Bernat of Poitou.

965

• King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed' won the war against Duke Bernat of Poitou.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Poitou from Bernat Louping.

966

• People in Albarracin claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

967

• High Chief Munio IV of Gascogne, a powerful vassal of King Geraud of Aragon, converted from Slavic to Catholic.

968

• King Geraud of Aragon supported Emperor Hamelin of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Najera.
• Prince Richard of Aragon married Liutgarde, daughter of Bishop Theutbald of Saint-Imier.

969

• Aragon was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Leon, ruled by Duke Halil II.
• King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Duke Halil II of Leon, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

970

• Duke Halil II of Leon lost the war against King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed'.
• Aragon was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Castelo Branco, ruled by Count Shujah.
• King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Count Shujah of Castelo Branco, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Count Shujah of Castelo Branco lost the war against King Geraud of Aragon 'the Blessed'.
• Pope Hadrianus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 19 October, 970.

971

• King Geraud of Aragon supported Emperor Hamelin of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.

972

• Pope Lucius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 11 January, 972.
• King Geraud of Aragon went to war against Emir Sami of Galicia.
• Pope Benedictus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 8 September, 972.
• King Geraud of Aragon died a natural death on 12 October, 972. His son, Richard, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Cuenca.
• A goat with three heads was born in Thouars.

973

• King Richard of Aragon 'the Monk' won the war against Emir Sami of Galicia.
• Richard Karling usurped the Duchy of Galicia from Sami de Prauia.
• Liutgarde Drogling was imprisoned in a dungeon in Albarracin by King Richard of Aragon.
• Aragon was attacked by the French realm of Calatayud, ruled by Count Hildebert.
• King Richard of Aragon 'the Monk' tried but failed to imprison Count Hildebert of Calatayud, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

974

• Count Hildebert of Calatayud lost the war against King Richard of Aragon 'the Monk'.

975

• King Richard of Aragon went to war against Sheikh Muhammad of Toledo.
• King Richard of Aragon 'the Monk' won the war against Sheikh Muhammad of Toledo 'the Tormentor'.
• Richard Karling usurped the Duchy of Asturias from Aram Yahyid.
• King Richard of Aragon made a pious pilgrimage to Santiago.
• Pope Victor II, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on the orders of Prince-Bishop Godehoc of Chieti on 16 July, 975.

976

• King Richard of Aragon went to war against Emir Mukhtar III of Beja.
• King Richard of Aragon went to war against Sheikh Mirza of Porto.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Saintonge.

977

• King Richard of Aragon 'the Monk' won the war against Sheikh Mirza of Porto.
• King Richard of Aragon died a natural death on 21 March, 977. His son, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Alcala.
• King Geraud II of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Alcacer do Sal against the army of Beja, commanded by Emir Mukhtar III of Beja.

978

• King Geraud II of Aragon won the war against Emir Mukhtar III of Beja 'the Wicked'.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Portucale, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Geraud II of Aragon went to war against Emir Yahya of Seville.

979

• King Geraud II of Aragon won the war against Emir Yahya of Seville.
• King Geraud II of Aragon went to war against Sheikh Shujah of Malaga.
• King Geraud II of Aragon went to war against Sheikh Is'mail of Faro.

980

• King Geraud II of Aragon went to war against Count Felmiro of Caceres.
• King Geraud II of Aragon won the war against Count Felmiro of Caceres 'the Tormentor'.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Badajoz, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Geraud II of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Santiago against the army of Sunni Uprising, commanded by Husam of Sunni Uprising.

981

• King Geraud II of Aragon went to war against Emir Jibril of Beja.
• King Geraud II of Aragon won the war against Emir Muslihiddin of Beja.

982

• King Geraud II of Aragon, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Geraud II 'the Blessed'.

983

• People in Cordoba claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

984

• King Geraud II of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Bacs against the army of Feher, commanded by Chief Stoigniew of Feher.

985

• King Geraud II of Aragon successfully led his armies, taking St Brigit from the enemy.
• King Geraud II of Aragon successfully led his armies, taking Kildare from the enemy.
• King Geraud II of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Dublin against the army of Britannia, commanded by Earl Briccine of Kildare.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Algarve, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Granada, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Seville, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

986

• King Geraud II of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Weimar against the army of Meissen, commanded by High Chieftess Johanka of Silesia.
• Emperor Hamelin of the Holy Roman Empire, the liege Lord of King Geraud II 'the Blessed', died succumbing to severe injuries on 26 July, 986.
• Aragon was attacked by the Berber realm of Alcantara, ruled by Count Ricardo.
• King Geraud II of Aragon 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Count Ricardo of Alcantara, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

987

• Count Ricardo of Alcantara lost the war against King Geraud II of Aragon 'the Blessed'.
• Aragon was attacked by the French realm of Leon, ruled by Duke Clotaire.
• King Geraud II of Aragon 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Duke Clotaire of Leon, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

988

• Duke Clotaire of Leon lost the war against King Geraud II of Aragon 'the Blessed'.
• King Geraud II of Aragon was victorious in the battle of Temes against the army of Cathar Uprising, commanded by Chepa of Cathar Uprising.
• Pope Nicolaus, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 22 November, 988.

989

• A goat with three heads was born in Salamanca.

990

• Caliph Ali II declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Andalusia from the Catholics.
• King Geraud II of Aragon supported Emperor Hamelin II of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.

991

• In Albarracin, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Geraud II.

992

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Vermandois.

993

• Prince Richard, the heir of King Geraud II of Aragon, died of Scurvy on 16 July, 993.

994

• Aragon was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Barcelona, ruled by Duke Goncalo 'the Hunchback'.
• King Geraud II of Aragon 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Duke Goncalo of Barcelona 'the Hunchback', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

995

• Duke Goncalo of Barcelona 'the Hunchback' lost the war against King Geraud II of Aragon 'the Blessed'.

996

• Aragon was attacked by the Catalan realm of Valencia, ruled by Duke Ordonno II.
• King Geraud II of Aragon 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Duke Ordonno II of Valencia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Queen Adelperga, the wife of King Geraud II of Aragon, died of Cancer on 5 March, 996.
• Duke Ordonno II of Valencia lost the war against King Geraud II of Aragon 'the Blessed'.
• Emperor Hamelin II of the Holy Roman Empire, the liege Lord of King Geraud II 'the Blessed', died succumbing to severe injuries on 23 August, 996.
• Geraud of Hispanian Revolt went to war against Emperor Enguerrand of Hispania.

997

• The army of Geraud of Hispanian Revolt, commanded by Duke Eustache of Asturias, was victorious in the battle of Najera against the armies of Hispania.
• Geraud of Hispanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Toledo from the enemy.
• Geraud of Hispanian Revolt 'the Blessed' won the war against Emperor Enguerrand of Hispania.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Empire of Hispania from Enguerrand Herluins.
• Emperor Geraud of Hispania went to war against Jaufre of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Emperor Geraud of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Pamplona from the enemy.
• Emperor Geraud of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Leyre from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Geraud of Hispania, commanded by Duke Eustache of Asturias, was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.

998

• Emperor Geraud of Hispania 'the Blessed' won the war against Jaufre of Holy Roman Revolt 'the Unready'.
• Pope Clemens II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died unable to carry their own massive frame on 10 March, 998.
• Hispania was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Alcantaran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Nunno.
• Hispania was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Agila.
• The army of Emperor Geraud of Hispania, commanded by Duke Eustache of Asturias, was victorious in the battle of Alcantara against the armies of Alcantaran Peasant Revolt.
• Nunno of Alcantaran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud of Hispania 'the Blessed'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud of Hispania, commanded by Duke Eustache of Asturias, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt.
• Agila of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud of Hispania 'the Blessed'.

999

• Emperor Geraud of Hispania married Duchess Benoite, daughter of Duke Amaury I of Seville.
• Emperor Geraud of Hispania went to war against Aarif of Maghrebi Revolt.

1000

• Emperor Geraud of Hispania 'the Blessed' won the war against Aarif of Maghrebi Revolt.

1001

• Pope Ioannes VIII declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer England from the Sunnis.

1002

• The Crusade declared by Ioannes ended with the successful conquest of England from the Sunnis.

1003

• Emperor Geraud of Hispania supported Duchess Altruda of Navarra in war against her enemies.

1004

• The army of Emperor Geraud of Hispania, commanded by Duke Frederic of Toledo, was victorious in the battle of Viscaya against the armies of Navarran Revolt.
• Hispania was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Barcelona, ruled by Duke Goncalo II.
• Emperor Geraud of Hispania 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Duke Goncalo II of Barcelona, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud of Hispania, commanded by Duke Eustache of Asturias, was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the armies of Barcelona.
• The army of Emperor Geraud of Hispania, commanded by Duke Frederic of Toledo, was victorious in the battle of Urgell against the armies of Barcelona.
• Duke Goncalo II of Barcelona lost the war against Emperor Geraud of Hispania 'the Blessed'.
• Duke Frederic 'the Boar', the heir of Emperor Geraud of Hispania, was murdered on the orders of Emperor Geraud of Hispania on 19 October, 1004.

1005

• Hispania was attacked by the German realm of Baden, ruled by Count Peter.
• Emperor Geraud of Hispania 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Count Peter of Baden, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1006

• Count Peter of Baden lost the war against Emperor Geraud of Hispania 'the Blessed'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Lombard realm of Navarra, ruled by Duchess Altruda 'the Usurper'.
• Emperor Geraud of Hispania died a natural death on 14 June, 1006. His son, Onfroy, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Bordeaux.
• Duchess Altruda of Navarra 'the Usurper' lost the war against Emperor Onfroy of Hispania.

1007

• A dragon was seen in the county of Mallorca.

1008

• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania went to war against Corguethen of British Revolt.
• Duke Gargamel of Aquitaine married Duchess Benoite, daughter of Duke Amaury I of Seville.

1009

• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania supported Duchess Altruda of Navarra in war against her enemies.

1010

• A dragon was seen in the county of Menorca.

1011

• Hispania was attacked by the Lombard realm of Navarra, ruled by Duchess Altruda 'the Usurper'.

1012

• The army of Emperor Onfroy of Hispania, commanded by Loup de Glane, was victorious in the battle of Najera against the armies of Navarra.
• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania went to war against Weybrecht of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Carcassonne from the enemy.

1013

• The army of Emperor Onfroy of Hispania, commanded by Loup de Glane, was victorious in the battle of Gevaudan against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Saissac from the enemy.
• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania won the war against Weybrecht of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania went to war against Sultan Akin of Maghreb.

1014

• The army of Emperor Onfroy of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Ancel of Amiens, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Maghreb.
• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Akin of Maghreb.
• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania won the war against Sultan Akin of Maghreb.
• Onfroy Karling created the title of Duchy of Fes, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania went to war against Duchess Altruda of Navarra.
• The army of Emperor Onfroy of Hispania, commanded by Duke Savary of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Najera against the armies of Navarra.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sevillan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sadiq.
• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania won the war against Emira Fer'r'udja of Navarra.

1015

• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Seville against the army of Sevillan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Sadiq of Sevillan Peasant Revolt.
• Sadiq of Sevillan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Onfroy of Hispania.

1016

• Prince Gargamel, the heir of Emperor Onfroy of Hispania, died succumbing to severe injuries on 28 February, 1016.
• Empress Theodora, the wife of Emperor Onfroy of Hispania, died of Cancer on 28 March, 1016.
• The army of Emperor Onfroy of Hispania, commanded by Duke Savary of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Marsan against the armies of Sweden.

1017

• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania married Queen Eustadiola, daughter of Emperor Werinbert of Germania.
• Pope Ioannes VIII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died succumbing to severe injuries on 27 September, 1017.

1018

• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Onfroy 'the Holy'.

1019

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Provence.

1020

• Emperor Onfroy of Hispania died clutching at his heart on 1 January, 1021. His son, Othon, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Albarracin.

1021

• Several people in Albarracin spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.
• A giant destroyed several villages in Barcelona, but then disappeared without trace.

1022

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Coimbra.

1023

• Emperor Othon of Hispania went to war against Sultan Akin of Maghreb.
• The army of Emperor Othon of Hispania, commanded by Loup de Glane, was victorious in the battle of Wajda against the armies of Maghreb.
• The army of Emperor Othon of Hispania, commanded by Loup de Glane, was victorious in the battle of Orania against the armies of Maghreb.
• The army of Emperor Othon of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Ancel of Amiens, was victorious in the battle of Orania against the armies of Maghreb.
• Emperor Othon of Hispania won the war against Sultan Akin of Maghreb.
• Othon Karling usurped the Duchy of Alger from Aarif Massivid.

1024

• Hispania was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Granada, ruled by Duchess Egilona.
• Emperor Othon of Hispania tried but failed to imprison Duchess Egilona of Granada, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Othon of Hispania, commanded by Guilhem de Ruvigny, was victorious in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of Granada.
• The army of Emperor Othon of Hispania, commanded by Loup de Glane, was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the armies of Granada.
• The army of Emperor Othon of Hispania, commanded by Loup de Glane, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Granada.
• Pope Caelestinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Great Pox on 4 September, 1024.
• The army of Emperor Othon of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Ancel of Amiens, was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the armies of Granada.
• Duchess Egilona of Granada lost the war against Emperor Othon of Hispania.

1025

• A river flooded parts of Caceres in the spring.

1026

• Emperor Othon of Hispania married Princess Eudoxia, daughter of Basileus Thomas of the Byzantine Empire.

1027

• Emperor Othon of Hispania went to war against Amawal of Maghrebi Revolt.

1028

• Emperor Othon of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Setif against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Akin of Maghreb.

1029

• Emperor Othon of Hispania died of an infected wound on 20 January, 1029. His brother, Angelbert, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Jaca.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania married Bithild, daughter of Ludolf of Provence.
• The army of Emperor Angelbert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Philippe of Alger, was victorious in the battle of Ashir against the armies of Maghrebi Revolt.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania won the war against Amawal of Maghrebi Revolt.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania went to war against Sultan Akin of Maghreb.

1030

• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Tlemcen from the enemy.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Sidi-bel-Abbes from the enemy.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Muaskar from the enemy.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Bedrabine from the enemy.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania converted from Catholic to Cathar.
• Prince Geraud of Hispania was released from imprisonment by Duke Jourdain of Fes.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania lost the battle of Tlemcen against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Hussayn of Maghreb.

1031

• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Orania against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Hussayn of Maghreb.

1032

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Al Djazairian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bouchard.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania converted from Cathar to Catholic.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Al Djazair against the army of Al Djazairian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Bouchard of Al Djazairian Peasant Revolt.
• Bouchard of Al Djazairian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Angelbert of Hispania.

1033

• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania won the war against Sultan Hussayn of Maghreb.
• Angelbert Karling usurped the Duchy of Tahert from Amawal Muhallabid.
• Caliph Mirza declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Maghreb from the Catholics.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yemen, ruled by Caliph Mirza.

1034

• Pope Stephanus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Thrace from the Germanics.

1035

• The Crusade declared by Stephanus ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Germanics.

1036

• A dragon was seen in the county of Astorga.

1037

• Aldebert, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Angelbert of Hispania.
• Angelbert Karling created the title of Duchy of Tlemcen, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1038

• Pope Stephanus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 22 September, 1038.
• Emperor Angelbert of Hispania died of complications related to Gout on 8 October, 1038. His son, Aldebert, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Jaca.
• Hispania was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Agila.

1039

• The Jihad declared by Mirza Muzaffaraddin ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Maghreb.
• Caliph Mirza lost the war against Emperor Aldebert of Hispania.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Aldebert 'the Hammer'.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Philippe of Alger, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt.
• Agila of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer'.

1040

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Salamanca.

1041

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Lugo.

1042

• Prince Geraud of Hispania married Sheeva, daughter of Faruk Dinnid.

1043

• Hispania was attacked by the Berber realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Maysar.

1044

• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Josselin de Savoie, was victorious in the battle of Tendara against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Maysar of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer'.
• Queen Bithild, the mother of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, died in the dungeons of THordis of Halland on 3 November, 1044.

1045

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Najera.

1046

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania went to war against Sultan Hussayn of Maghreb.

1047

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' won the war against Sultan Hussayn of Maghreb 'Ironside'.
• Aldebert Karling created the title of Duchy of Marrakech, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1048

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania went to war against Emperor Ecgberht of Britannia.
• Hispania was attacked by the Occitan realm of Angoulemian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Carles.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Archambaud II of Portucale, was victorious in the battle of Saintonge against the armies of Angoulemian Peasant Revolt.
• Carles of Angoulemian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer'.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' won the war against Emperor Ecgberht of Britannia 'the Monster'.

1049

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania went to war against Dedebaba Aghlab of Bektashi Order.
• Aldebert Karling created the title of Duchy of Cornwall, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1050

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Barcelona, ruled by Duke Aldebert II.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' tried but failed to imprison Duke Aldebert II of Barcelona, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Clotaire II of Leon, was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the armies of Barcelona.

1051

• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Josselin de Savoie, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of Bektashi Order.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' won the war against Dedebaba Aghlab of Bektashi Order.
• Duke Aldebert II of Barcelona lost the war against Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer'.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Rosello, ruled by Count Friedenando.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' tried but failed to imprison Count Friedenando of Rosello, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Leonard of Tlemcen, was victorious in the battle of Toulouse against the armies of Rosello.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Leonard of Tlemcen, was victorious in the battle of Carcassonne against the armies of Rosello.

1052

• Count Friedenando of Rosello lost the war against Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer'.

1053

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania married Bertilla, daughter of Emperor Galteri of Germania.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania went to war against King Sveinn of Sweden.
• Hispania was attacked by the Basque realm of Navarra, ruled by Duchess Elbira 'the Cruel'.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Elbira of Navarra 'the Cruel', causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1054

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Najera against the army of Navarra, commanded by Duchess Elbira of Navarra.
• Duchess Elbira of Navarra 'the Cruel' made peace with Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer'.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Saintonge against the army of Sweden, commanded by Jarl Bror of Gotland.

1055

• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Rorgon of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Toulouse against the armies of Sweden.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' won the war against King Sveinn of Sweden.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania supported Queen Isabelle of England in war against her enemies.
• Adelaide, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Aldebert of Hispania.

1056

• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Leonard of Tlemcen, was victorious in the battle of Dyfed against the armies of Britannia.

1057

• Aldebert Karling created the title of Duchy of Beja, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania went to war against Sultan Hussayn of Maghreb.

1058

• Geraud, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Aldebert of Hispania.

1059

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' won the war against Sultan Hussayn of Maghreb 'Ironside'.

1060

• Empress Bertilla, the wife of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, died of Camp Fever on 19 February, 1060.
• Hispania was attacked by the Berber realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Uqess'un.
• Hispania was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Rosellian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ranimiro.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Leonard of Tlemcen, was victorious in the battle of Setif against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Uqess'un of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer'.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Leonard of Tlemcen, was victorious in the battle of Rosello against the armies of Rosellian Peasant Revolt.
• Ranimiro of Rosellian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer'.
• Pope Gregorius VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 26 October, 1060.

1061

• Aldebert Karling created the title of Duchy of Kabylia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1062

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania went to war against Emperor Eadmund of Britannia.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Arnaud of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Dyfed against the armies of Britannia.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' won the war against Emperor Eadmund of Britannia.

1063

• Aldebert Karling created the title of Duchy of Seisyllwg, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania went to war against Emperor Bavor of Germania.

1064

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania married Iouliana, daughter of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Weinsberg against the army of German Revolt, commanded by Tetbert of German Revolt.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' won the war against Emperor Diepold of Germania.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania supported Emperor Geraud of Germania in war against his enemies.

1065

• A goat with three heads was born in Tadla.

1066

• Emperor Geraud of Germania supported Emperor Geraud of Germania in war against his enemies.

1067

• The armies of Hispania, led by Duke Gaucher of Fes, captured Venezia.
• Pope Ioannes IX declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Thrace from the Germanics.

1068

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Mytilene from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Mithymna from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Plomari from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Agiasos from the enemy.

1069

• The Crusade declared by Ioannes ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Germanics.

1070

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania went to war against King Payen of England.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Aton of Gascogne, was victorious in the battle of Saintonge against the armies of Canarias.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Rorgon of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of England.

1071

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' won the war against King Payen of England.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania went to war against Sultan Hussayn of Maghreb.

1072

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking al-Aghwat from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Tilghemt from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Arigh from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Ajlu from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Tuggurt from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Bizerte from the enemy.
• Hispania was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Andalusian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Raf.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Beja from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Jendouba from the enemy.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Ghezala from the enemy.

1073

• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Manzil Jamal from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Aldebert of Hispania, commanded by Duke Gaucher of Fes, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Andalusian Liberation Revolt.
• Raf of Andalusian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer'.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania 'the Hammer' won the war against Sultan Hussayn of Maghreb 'Ironside'.
• Aldebert Karling created the title of Duchy of Mzab, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1074

• Emperor Geraud of Germania married Princess Gerberge, daughter of King Payen of England.

1075

• A star fell from the sky in Badajoz, killing three cows.

1076

• Emperor Geraud of Germania supported Emperor Geraud of Germania in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Aldebert of Hispania died in battle against Yoel on 15 December, 1076. His son, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Dresden.
• The army of Emperor Geraud II of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Alarich of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Wurzburg against the armies of German Revolt.

1077

• The army of Emperor Geraud II of Hispania, commanded by Duke Gaucher of Fes, was victorious in the battle of Brandenburg against the armies of German Revolt.
• Enguerrand of German Revolt 'the Bewitched' lost the war against Emperor Geraud II of Hispania 'the Usurper'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud II of Hispania, commanded by Duke Gaucher of Fes, was victorious in the battle of Bamberg against the armies of German Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Geraud II of Hispania, commanded by Duke Gaucher of Fes, was victorious in the battle of Nurnberg against the armies of German Revolt.
• Theoderich of German Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud II of Hispania 'the Usurper'.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Badajoz, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Andalusia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1078

• Hispania saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1079

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Laghouat.

1080

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Ashir.

1081

• Emperor Geraud II of Hispania died after a disagreement with a meal on 7 July, 1081. His son, Maurice, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Barcelona.
• Maurice Karling created the title of Kingdom of Asturias, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1082

• Pope Ioannes IX, leader of all Catholic faithful, died from a bad case of the Flu on 7 May, 1082.
• Hispania was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Msciwoj.

1083

• Hispania was attacked by the Berber realm of Tendaran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gildun.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Tetbert of Bavaria, was victorious in the battle of Brandenburg against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Tetbert of Bavaria, was victorious in the battle of Tendara against the armies of Tendaran Peasant Revolt.
• Gildun of Tendaran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Maurice of Hispania.

1084

• Maurice Karling usurped the Kingdom of Maghreb from Hussayn Muhallabid.

1085

• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by Duke Andica of Hesse, was victorious in the battle of Zatec against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• Msciwoj of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Maurice of Hispania.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania went to war against Duke Enguerrand of Lausitz.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Alarich of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Lausitz against the armies of Lausitz.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania won the war against Duke Hildegaud of Lausitz.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania went to war against King Payen of England.

1086

• Emperor Maurice of Hispania adopted new customs to embrace Visigothic culture, no longer considering himself French.

1087

• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Aimeric of Crusader Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the armies of England.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Aimeric of Crusader Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Amiens against the armies of England.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Aimeric of Crusader Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Yperen against the armies of England.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Aimeric of Crusader Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Artois against the armies of England.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania won the war against King Centule of England.
• Maurice Karling usurped the County of Molina from Centule de Lucon.
• Maurice Karling usurped the Duchy of Toledo from Centule de Lucon.
• Maurice Karling usurped the County of Alcala from Centule de Lucon.
• Maurice Karling usurped the Kingdom of England from Centule de Lucon.
• Maurice Karling usurped the Kingdom of Scotland from Centule de Lucon.
• Maurice Karling created the title of Kingdom of Wales, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Maurice Karling created the title of Duchy of Cumbria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Maurice Karling created the title of Duchy of Lothian, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Maurice Karling created the title of Kingdom of East Francia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Maurice Karling created the title of Kingdom of Galicia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Maurice Karling created the title of Kingdom of Navarra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1088

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Toledo, ruled by Duke Gauthier.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania tried but failed to imprison Duke Gauthier of Toledo, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Laghouat.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Arigh.
• Duke Gauthier of Toledo lost the war against Emperor Maurice of Hispania.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Essex, ruled by Duke Centule.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania tried but failed to imprison Duke Centule of Essex, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1089

• Prince Centule of England lost the war against Emperor Maurice of Hispania.
• Hispania was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Northumberland, ruled by Duke Beorhthelm II.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania tried but failed to imprison Duke Beorhthelm II of Northumberland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1090

• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Robert of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Bernicia against the armies of Northumberland.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Robert of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Dunbar against the armies of Northumberland.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Robert of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Durham against the armies of Kent.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania adopted new customs to embrace French culture, no longer considering himself Visigothic.
• Duke Beorhthelm II of Northumberland lost the war against Emperor Maurice of Hispania.

1091

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Trent.

1092

• Emperor Maurice of Hispania married Princess Blanche, daughter of Emperor Gilbert of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by Hildebert, was victorious in the battle of Devon against the armies of Syria.

1093

• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Alarich of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Bejaija against the armies of Syria.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by Helie, was victorious in the battle of Saintonge against the armies of Canarias.

1094

• Emperor Maurice of Hispania went to war against Sultan Akin II of Africa.

1095

• Melisande Karling married Wielislaw, son of Duke Bezprzym IV of Kuyavia.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Maurice 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Bizerte against the army of Africa, commanded by Sultan Akin II of Africa.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Leonian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Aram.
• Aram of Leonian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Maurice of Hispania 'the Ill-Ruler'.

1096

• Emperor Maurice of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Bizerte against the army of Africa, commanded by Sultan Akin II of Africa.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania 'the Ill-Ruler' won the war against Sultan Akin II of Africa.
• Blanche, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Maurice of Hispania.

1097

• Queen Adaltrude of Bavaria, a powerful vassal of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, converted from Cathar to Catholic.

1098

• Hispania was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Calatravan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Wifredo.
• Pope Urbanus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 21 March, 1098.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Robert of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the armies of Calatravan Peasant Revolt.
• Hispania was attacked by the Basque realm of Cordoba, ruled by Duke Zentulo 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania 'the Ill-Ruler' tried but failed to imprison Duke Zentulo of Cordoba 'the Ill-Ruler', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Robert of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the armies of Cordoba.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by King Robert of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Cordoba.
• Duke Zentulo of Cordoba 'the Ill-Ruler' lost the war against Emperor Maurice of Hispania 'the Ill-Ruler'.

1099

• A star fell from the sky in Zaragoza, killing three cows.

1100

• Pope Ioannes X, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 5 April, 1100.
• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Guilhem of Glastonbury, was victorious in the battle of Somerset against the armies of Sweden.

1101

• Pope Callistus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 July, 1101.
• Pope Honorius II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Thrace from the Germanics.

1102

• A river flooded parts of Ashir in the spring.

1103

• The Crusade declared by Honorius ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Germanics.
• Emperor Maurice of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Maurice 'the Sword of God'.
• On 9 May, 1103, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
• Geraud, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Maurice of Hispania.

1104

• The army of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, commanded by Count Barthelemi of Canarias, was victorious in the battle of Anfa against the armies of Ghana.

1105

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Braganca.

1106

• On 12 February, 1106 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 12 February, 1106 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 16 May, 1106 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
• Empress Blanche, the wife of Emperor Maurice of Hispania, died of the dreaded Plague on 3 December, 1106.

1107

• Emperor Maurice of Hispania died of the dreaded Plague on 12 January, 1107. His son, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Barcelona.
• On 16 February, 1107 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
• Hispania was attacked by the Berber realm of Mulujan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Immel.
• Hispania was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of English Liberation Revolt, ruled by Swaefraed.
• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Herbert de Macon, was victorious in the battle of Muluja against the armies of Mulujan Peasant Revolt.
• Iher of Mulujan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud III of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Herbert de Macon, was victorious in the battle of Wight against the armies of English Liberation Revolt.
• Swaefraed of English Liberation Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud III of Hispania.
• On 24 November, 1107 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 24 November, 1107 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 24 November, 1107 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1108

• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Guilhem of Glastonbury, was victorious in the battle of Somerset against the armies of Halsingland.
• On 24 December, 1108 word reached us that Africa has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 24 December, 1108 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1109

• Pope Honorius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 13 August, 1109.
• Caliph Yahya declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Yemen from the Catholics.

1110

• A dragon was seen in the county of Ashir.

1111

• King Roubaud of Asturias, a powerful vassal of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Cathar.
• On 24 March, 1111 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 24 March, 1111 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 24 March, 1111 word reached us that the Steppes have been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1112

• People in Alcantara claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1113

• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania went to war against Emperor Geraud II of the Holy Roman Empire.

1114

• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania won the war against Emperor Geraud II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Holy Roman Empire from Geraud Nibelunging.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Middle Francia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Baden, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of England, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Saxony, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Queen Emma of Germany, a powerful vassal of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, converted from Cathar to Catholic.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Sardinia and Corsica, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1115

• The Jihad declared by Yahya Banu Kinanah ended with the successful conquest of Yemen from the Catholics.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Kingdom of Bohemia from Castolov Khunzakhal.

1116

• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Aquitaine, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1117

• In Albarracin, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Geraud III.

1118

• Hispania was attacked by the German realm of Badenian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ehrenfried.
• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Nicolas of Wurzburg, was victorious in the battle of Baden against the armies of Badenian Peasant Revolt.
• Ehrenfried of Badenian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud III of Hispania.
• Hispania was attacked by the Frankish realm of Bruggian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tancrad.
• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Amaury de Matha, was defeated in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Bruggian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Ancel, was victorious in the battle of Yperen against the armies of Bruggian Peasant Revolt.
• Tancrad of Bruggian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud III of Hispania.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Frisia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1119

• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by King Renaud of Middle Francia, was victorious in the battle of Bremen against the armies of Halsingland.
• Pope Nicolaus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died clutching at his heart on 16 August, 1119.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Middle Francia, ruled by King Renaud.
• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania tried but failed to imprison King Renaud of Middle Francia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1120

• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Troyes against the army of Middle Francia, commanded by King Renaud of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Simon, was victorious in the battle of Lorraine against the armies of Middle Francia.

1121

• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Mecklenburg from Wojslawa Liutprandingi.
• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Immeghar of Magra, was defeated in the battle of Annaba against the armies of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Ancel, was victorious in the battle of Faro against the armies of Badajoz.
• King Renaud of Middle Francia lost the war against Emperor Geraud III of Hispania.
• King Radulf of Bavaria, a powerful vassal of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, converted from Cathar to Catholic.
• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania married Countess Damiane, daughter of Count Hektorios of Edessa.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Samos from Philippos Avastaktos.

1122

• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of The Isles from Bleiddud de Peel.
• Karl, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Geraud III of Hispania.
• Empress Damiane, the wife of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, died due to complications during her pregnancy on 29 September, 1122.

1123

• A river flooded parts of Braunschweig in the spring.

1124

• Hispania saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1125

• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Audoin de Ponthieu, was victorious in the battle of Retz against the armies of Halsingland.
• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania married Duchess Silviya, daughter of Doux Miroslav of Moesia.
• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania went to war against Sultan Sa'daddin II of Africa.
• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Gafsa from the enemy.
• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania won the war against Sultan Sa'daddin II of Africa 'the Hollow'.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Tunis, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1126

• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania went to war against King Huvameel of Anatolia.
• The army of Emperor Geraud III of Hispania, commanded by Simon, was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the armies of Anatolia.

1127

• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania won the war against King Huvameel of Anatolia 'Girl-Arm'.
• Emperor Geraud III of Hispania died under suspicious circumstances on 26 March, 1127. His son, Karl, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Barcelona.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Queen Constance of Thrace.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Derbyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Aldebert.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Guichard of Reinholdsburg, was defeated in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Thrace.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Arnaud of Ely, was victorious in the battle of Derby against the armies of Derbyan Peasant Revolt.
• Aldebert of Derbyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania.

1128

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Simon, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Thrace.
• The armies of Hispania, led by Ancel, captured Constantinople.
• Hispania was attacked by the Danish realm of Lollander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gunnar.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Waltard of Pergamon, was victorious in the battle of Lolland against the armies of Lollander Peasant Revolt.
• Gunnar of Lollander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania won the war against Queen Constance of Thrace.

1129

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Waltard of Pergamon, was victorious in the battle of Luneburg against the armies of Finland.
• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Opsikion from Parthena Avastaktos.

1130

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Lorrainian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Raoul.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Geraud II of Lower Lorraine, was victorious in the battle of Portois against the armies of Lorrainian Peasant Revolt.
• Raoul of Lorrainian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Basilissa Barbara of the Byzantine Empire.

1131

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of Methone against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.

1132

• Emperor Karl of Hispania won the war against Basilissa Barbara of the Byzantine Empire 'the Usurper'.
• Karl Karling usurped the Kingdom of Pomerania from Siemomysl Choscisko.

1133

• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against King Fredrik of Frotlildisia.

1134

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of Starodub against the armies of Frotlildisia.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of Cheremisa against the armies of Frotlildisia.

1135

• Pope Benedictus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Finland from the Germanics.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania won the war against King Fredrik of Frotlildisia 'the Young'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Benoit of Fauquembergues, was victorious in the battle of Maine against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Nicolas of Wurzburg, was victorious in the battle of Ostrobothnia against the armies of Finland.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of Oulu against the armies of Finland.

1136

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of Kainuu against the armies of Finland.
• The Crusade declared by Benedictus ended with the successful conquest of Finland from the Germanics.

1137

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Aurilliac.

1138

• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Navarra, ruled by Queen Yakta 'the Hunter'.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania tried but failed to imprison Queen Yakta of Navarra 'the Hunter', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania married Princess Ioanna, daughter of Despot Andronikos of Georgia.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of Tebessa against the armies of Navarra.

1139

• Constantinople lost Constantinople to the forces of Emperor Karl of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Ancel of Knights Hospitaller, was victorious in the battle of Ghardaia against the armies of Navarra.
• Queen Yakta of Navarra 'the Hunter' lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Khanum Gulay of Pannonia.

1140

• Emperor Karl of Hispania won the war against Khanum Gulay of Pannonia.
• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Esztergom from Gulay Nibelunging.

1141

• Pope Benedictus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 6 July, 1141.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Karl 'the Great'.

1142

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Zamoran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Jourdain.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Urtilian of Tafoughalt, was victorious in the battle of Beni Yanni against the armies of Africa.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Bouchard.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of Plasencia against the armies of Zamoran Peasant Revolt.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Sorian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Boson.
• Jourdain of Zamoran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.

1143

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of Annaba against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Hugues of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Najera against the armies of Sorian Peasant Revolt.
• Aymar of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Boson of Sorian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Basileus Ioustinos III of the Byzantine Empire.
• Pope Stephanus V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 3 June, 1143.
• Elodie, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Karl of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Count Eustache of Kaliopolis, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1144

• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Basileus Ioustinos III of the Byzantine Empire 'the Wise'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Yves of Asturias, was victorious in the battle of Tinmallal against the armies of Ghana.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Yves of Asturias, was victorious in the battle of Sous against the armies of Ghana.

1145

• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Sultan Jalil III of Africa.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania converted from Catholic to Fraticelli.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania converted from Fraticelli to Catholic.

1146

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Baron Iordanes of Burg El-Arab, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of Baghdad.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Centule de Bourg, was victorious in the battle of Nafusa against the armies of Africa.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Sultan Jalil III of Africa.
• Geraud, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Karl of Hispania.

1147

• The armies of Hispania, led by Guy de Provence, captured Rome.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Dagaric of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Targoviste against the armies of Tirgovistian Peasant Revolt.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Korinthos.

1148

• The armies of Hispania, led by King Hildebold II of Bohemia, captured Rome.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Methone.

1149

• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Ferrara from Rodwald Theodingi.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bolghar realm of Yavantey's Host, ruled by Yavantey.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against King Kirill of Novgorod.
• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Adrianopolis from Petros Batatzes.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Korinthian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Theophylaktos.

1150

• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of the The Sunni Caliphate, ruled by Caliph Muhammad III 'the Blessed'.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Turov from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Adalbert of Glastonbury, was victorious in the battle of Korinthos against the armies of Korinthian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Davyd-Haradok from the enemy.
• Pelagios of Korinthian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Caliph Nizam declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yemen, ruled by Caliph Nizam.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Hugues of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Nalsia against the armies of Moskva.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the army of Yavantey's Host, commanded by Yavantey of Yavantey's Host.
• Yavantey of Yavantey's Host lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Pope Innocentius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 20 July, 1150.
• Pope Silvester II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 12 August, 1150.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Nalsia against the army of Moskva, commanded by King Eadmaer of Moskva.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against King Kirill of Novgorod.

1151

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Raimbaut, was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the armies of Baghdad.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Eilat against the army of Fedayeen, commanded by Grand Headmaster Jamshid of Fedayeen.
• Pope Clemens III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died succumbing to severe injuries on 17 December, 1151.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the army of Manupura, commanded by Sheikh Jabir of Manupura.

1152

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Baghdad.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Renaud of Tahert, was victorious in the battle of al-Qusair against the armies of Arabia.

1153

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by AEthelsige Dulo, was victorious in the battle of Werle against the armies of Sweden.
• Caliph Muhammad III 'the Blessed' lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Warinechin of Vartaja, was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Count Dodon of Penthievre, was victorious in the battle of Rugen against the armies of Sweden.
• Hispania was attacked by the German realm of Swabian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gerlach.
• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Tripolitania from Muzaffaraddin Amawalid.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Korinthian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arsenios.

1154

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Fadl Abdullahid, was victorious in the battle of Faiyum against the armies of Yemen.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Gennadios of Adapazari, was victorious in the battle of Korinthos against the armies of Korinthian Peasant Revolt.
• Arsenios of Korinthian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the army of Fedayeen, commanded by Grand Headmaster Jamshid of Fedayeen.
• Gerlach of Swabian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.

1155

• Hispania was attacked by the German realm of Lollard Uprising, ruled by Landolf.
• The Jihad declared by Nizam Banu Kinanah ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Egypt.
• Caliph Nizam lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Landolf of Lollard Uprising lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.

1156

• Despot Evangelos of Sicily supported Despot Evangelos of Sicily in war against his enemies.

1157

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Aquitaine, was victorious in the battle of Arborea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sidi Barrani, ruled by Wali Shamir.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bouchard de Maurienne, was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Gauthier de Heismes, was victorious in the battle of Corsica against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Nicolas de Roquefeuil, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bouchard de Maurienne, was victorious in the battle of Epieros against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1158

• Wali Shamir of Sidi Barrani lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
• Empress Ioanna, the wife of Emperor Karl of Hispania, died in the dungeons of Emperor Karl of Hispania on 27 July, 1158.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania married Edla, daughter of Rognvaldr of Breifne.
• Hispania was attacked by the Khazar realm of Waldensian Uprising, ruled by Khuterkin.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Lithuania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Karl Karling created the title of Maghreb, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Despot Evangelos of Sicily supported Despot Evangelos of Sicily in war against his enemies.

1159

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Alexandr II of Moldavia, was victorious in the battle of Lukomorie against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.
• Khuterkin of Waldensian Uprising lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Sultan Jalil III of Africa.

1160

• Emperor Karl of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Zawila from the enemy.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Zalha from the enemy.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Zizau from the enemy.

1161

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Savary de Lipno, was victorious in the battle of All realm provinces against the armies of Kaliskian Peasant Revolt.
• Karl Karling usurped the Kingdom of Poland from Louis von Thuringen.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Sultan Jalil III of Africa 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Fezzan, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania converted from Catholic to Cathar.

1162

• Emperor Karl of Hispania converted from Cathar to Catholic.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Despot Nikolaos of Georgia.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bouchard de Maurienne, was victorious in the battle of Tana against the armies of Georgia.
• Pope Leo IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 28 September, 1162.

1163

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Hugues of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Azov against the armies of Georgian Revolt.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Despot Nikolaos of Georgia.

1164

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Liege.

1165

• The earth shook for three days in Somerset, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1166

• Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Sultan Jalil III of Africa.

1167

• The armies of Hispania, led by Bishop Thibault of Rees, captured Cologne.
• Cologne lost Cologne to the forces of Emperor Karl of Hispania.
• Geraud Karling married Countess Euphemia, daughter of Count Pyrros of Kastamon.
• Karl Karling usurped the Kingdom of Africa from Jalil Muhallabid.

1168

• Emperor Karl of Hispania converted from Catholic to Lollard.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania converted from Lollard to Catholic.
• Pope Ioannes XI declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Sunnis.

1169

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by AEthelsige Dulo, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Frederic of Stribro, was victorious in the battle of Constantia against the armies of Paulician Uprising.
• Karl Karling usurped the Kingdom of Estonia from Mstislav Slovensky.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Gilbert of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Sweden.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Emir Mubarak III of Aswan.
• Hispania was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Westmorlander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eadsige.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Baudouin of Cartmel, was victorious in the battle of Westmorland against the armies of Westmorlander Peasant Revolt.
• Eadsige of Westmorlander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Thessalonika from Anatolios Syropoulos.

1170

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Fadl Abdullahid, was victorious in the battle of al-Qusair against the armies of Aswan.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Fadl Abdullahid, was victorious in the battle of Dotawo against the armies of Aswan.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Emir Mubarak III of Aswan 'the Legless'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Dengizikh of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Vitebsk against the armies of Sweden.

1171

• The Crusade declared by Ioannes ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Sunnis.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Sheikh Jalil of Quattara.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Bohemond of Poland, was victorious in the battle of Quattara against the armies of Quattara.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Sheikh Jalil of Quattara.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Emperor Arku of Kanem-Bornu.
• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Shemakha.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Bohemond of Poland, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Kanem-Bornu.

1172

• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Emperor Arku of Kanem-Bornu 'the Purifier'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Marcau III of Toulouse, was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the armies of Norway.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Emir Talib of Alodia.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Hugues of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Alodia.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Emir Talib of Alodia.
• Karl Karling created the title of Kingdom of Egypt, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Marcau III of Toulouse, was victorious in the battle of Anjou against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Hugues of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Kharga against the armies of Kanem-Bornu.

1173

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Francois d'Ibelin, was victorious in the battle of Aswan against the armies of Kanem-Bornu.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Shemakhan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Phokas.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Francois d'Ibelin, was victorious in the battle of Aswan against the armies of Kanem-Bornu.

1174

• Emperor Arku of Kanem-Bornu 'the Purifier' lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Gregorios of Quba, was victorious in the battle of Shirvan against the armies of Shemakhan Peasant Revolt.
• Phokas of Shemakhan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Optimatoi from Theocharistos Touvakes.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Evrard Baugulfson, was victorious in the battle of Kiev against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Dengizikh of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Smolensk against the armies of Norway.

1175

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Gunnarr of Naantali, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Latgale.

1176

• King Everard of Bavaria, a powerful vassal of Emperor Karl of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.
• Queen Agnes of Estonia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Karl of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.
• Queen Douce of Badajoz, a powerful vassal of Emperor Karl of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.
• King Abrahil of Germany, a powerful vassal of Emperor Karl of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.
• King Rorgues of Andalusia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Karl of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.

1177

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Prince-Bishop Savary of Anfa, was victorious in the battle of Anfa against the armies of Ghana.
• Karl Karling usurped the Duchy of Smolensk from Stanislav Suvalkija.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania converted from Catholic to Cathar.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania converted from Cathar to Catholic.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Asyutian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mukhtar.

1178

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Centule de Bourg, was victorious in the battle of Asyut against the armies of Asyutian Peasant Revolt.
• Mukhtar of Asyutian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Andalusia, ruled by King Rorgues 'the Able'.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison King Rorgues of Andalusia 'the Able', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Avremar Theodnid, was victorious in the battle of Werle against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Radulf Faroaldingi, was victorious in the battle of Regensburg against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Guiges de Montaigu, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Andalusia.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Quena.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Humbert d'Altaville, was victorious in the battle of Cuenca against the armies of Andalusia.

1179

• Ljutomisl of Croatian Revolt, a powerful vassal of Emperor Karl of Hispania, converted from Lollard to Catholic.
• King Rorgues of Andalusia 'the Able' lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Saxon realm of Saxony, ruled by King Willichin.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison King Willichin of Saxony, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1180

• King Willichin of Saxony lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Alderic of Fauquembergues, was victorious in the battle of Maine against the armies of Sweden.
• Edla af Varde was imprisoned in a dungeon in Barcelona by Emperor Karl of Hispania.
• Pope Ioannes XI announced the formal annulment of Emperor Karls marriage with Edla af Varde.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania married Countess Margot, daughter of Geraud de Petra.

1181

• Emperor Karl of Hispania went to war against Despot Tritsen of Syria.

1182

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Francois d'Ibelin, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Syria.
• Pope Ioannes XI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 6 September, 1182.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Francois d'Ibelin, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Syria.
• Hispania was attacked by the Scottish realm of Gowrian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Paul.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Despot Tritsen of Syria 'the Great'.
• Karl Karling created the title of Duchy of Oultrejourdain, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Jaume of Mao, was victorious in the battle of Gowrie against the armies of Gowrian Peasant Revolt.
• Paul of Gowrian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.

1183

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Count Thurfrith of Hereford, was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the armies of Sweden.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Polotsk.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Antoine of Rabat, was victorious in the battle of Tinmallal against the armies of Ghana.
• Karl Karling usurped the Kingdom of Novgorod from Putiata Slovensky.

1184

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Bernard of Alet, was victorious in the battle of Melgueil against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Willichar Kastriotic, was victorious in the battle of Ostfriesland against the armies of Sweden.

1185

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Guichard of Argana, was victorious in the battle of Marrakech against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Count Herakleios of Theodosia, was victorious in the battle of Melgueil against the armies of Sweden.

1186

• Hispania was attacked by the Avar realm of Pannonia, ruled by King Sondoke.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison King Sondoke of Pannonia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Hispania was attacked by the Finnish realm of Kainuuan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Lauri.

1187

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Duke Kyros of Adrianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Vinnytsia against the armies of Pannonia.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Robert Karling, was victorious in the battle of Izborsk against the armies of Pannonia.
• King Sondoke of Pannonia lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Karl Karling created the title of Kingdom of Ruthenia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Karl Karling created the title of Kingdom of Crimea, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hispania was attacked by the Avar realm of Yatvingia, ruled by Duke Baghatur II.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison Duke Baghatur II of Yatvingia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Gundobad of Aquitaine, was victorious in the battle of Volkovysk against the armies of Yatvingia.
• Duke Baghatur II of Yatvingia lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Onika of Lemyu, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Wales, ruled by Queen Tiburge 'the Usurper'.
• Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison Queen Tiburge of Wales 'the Usurper', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Petar of Croatia, was victorious in the battle of Hereford against the armies of Wales.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Gundobad of Aquitaine, was victorious in the battle of Brycheiniog against the armies of Wales.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by King Petar of Croatia, was victorious in the battle of Ternyllwg against the armies of Wales.

1188

• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ladoga.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Francois d'Ibelin, was victorious in the battle of Gloucester against the armies of Wales.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Francois d'Ibelin, was victorious in the battle of Dyfed against the armies of Wales.
• Queen Tiburge of Wales 'the Usurper' lost the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.
• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Prokop of Brevnov, was victorious in the battle of Saumur against the armies of Sweden.

1189

• Lauri of Kainuuan Peasant Revolt won the war against Emperor Karl of Hispania 'the Great'.

1190

• The army of Emperor Karl of Hispania, commanded by Aimery de Talmont, was victorious in the battle of Anfa against the armies of Ghana.

1191

• Emperor Karl of Hispania died of an infected wound on 5 December, 1191. His son, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Perpinya.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Scania from Hafrid af Skagen.

1192

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Plzenian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gaucelin.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the army of Plzenian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Gaucelin of Plzenian Peasant Revolt.
• Gaucelin of Plzenian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste'.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania went to war against Despot Tritsen of Syria.

1193

• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Bernard of Alet, was victorious in the battle of Melgueil against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Peire of Bagnols-sur-Ceze, was defeated in the battle of Melgueil against the armies of Syria.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste' won the war against Despot Tritsen of Syria 'the Great'.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Jerusalem from Neophytos Gos.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Duke Theutbald of Tyrol, was victorious in the battle of Suffolk against the armies of Sweden.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Bourbouner Peasant Revolt, ruled by Helie.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Bermond, was defeated in the battle of Bourbon against the armies of Bourbouner Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by King Robert of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Nevers against the armies of Bourbouner Peasant Revolt.
• Helie of Bourbouner Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste'.

1194

• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Somatu, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Ramon of Palma, was victorious in the battle of Anjou against the armies of Sweden.

1195

• Several people in Barcelona spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1196

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Egypt, ruled by King Amedee 'the Tormentor'.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste' tried but failed to imprison King Amedee of Egypt 'the Tormentor', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Aimery de Talmont, was victorious in the battle of Faiyum against the armies of Egypt.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Raymond de Maurienne, was defeated in the battle of Taza against the armies of Egypt.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Aimery de Talmont, was victorious in the battle of Kharga against the armies of Egypt.
• King Amedee of Egypt 'the Tormentor' lost the war against Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste'.

1197

• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Charles of Dai, was victorious in the battle of Anfa against the armies of Ghana.

1198

• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania went to war against Caliph Aghlab.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Badr from the enemy.

1199

• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Jeddah against the army of Arabia, commanded by Caliph Aghlab.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste' won the war against Caliph Aghlab.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Hijaz, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Pope Alexander III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 23 June, 1199.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Bohemia, ruled by King Hildebold IV.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste' tried but failed to imprison King Hildebold IV of Bohemia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Lori.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Nantesian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Helie.
• Hispania was attacked by the Occitan realm of Knights of Malta, ruled by Grandmaster Kazimierz.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Hradec Kralove from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Thiebaut, was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the armies of Nantesian Peasant Revolt.
• Helie of Nantesian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste'.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Kladsko from the enemy.

1200

• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Thomas of Donges, was victorious in the battle of Tours against the armies of Sweden.
• King Hildebold IV of Bohemia lost the war against Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Count Ubald of Penthievre, was victorious in the battle of Bourbon against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Evrard de Grisons, was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the armies of Knights of Malta.
• Grandmaster Kazimierz of Knights of Malta lost the war against Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania 'the Chaste'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Husam Bejaijid, was victorious in the battle of Viscaya against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Count Ngenoh of Mezen, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.

1201

• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Avremar Theodnid, was victorious in the battle of Kashin against the armies of Kashinian Peasant Revolt.
• Pope Anastasius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 7 November, 1201.

1202

• The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Chernigov.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Husam Bejaijid, was victorious in the battle of Viscaya against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Andre of Fadala, was victorious in the battle of Anfa against the armies of Ghana.
• Emperor Geraud IV of Hispania died of an infected wound on 20 July, 1202. His son, Gilles, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Barcelona.
• A dragon was seen in the county of Sardis.

1203

• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Buhairyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Khaireddin.
• Pope Stephanus VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 23 February, 1203.
• Hispania was attacked by the German realm of Eichstadter Peasant Revolt, ruled by Viktor.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Clotaire of Agruda, was victorious in the battle of Buhairya against the armies of Buhairyan Peasant Revolt.
• Pope Alexander IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Anatolia from the Sunnis.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Charles II of Upper Lorraine, was victorious in the battle of Eichstadt against the armies of Eichstadter Peasant Revolt.
• Khaireddin of Buhairyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania.
• Viktor of Eichstadter Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania.

1204

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Arnmod of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Akroinon against the armies of Syria.
• The Crusade declared by Alexander ended with the successful conquest of Anatolia from the Sunnis.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Gilles 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Lollard Uprising, ruled by Balashk.

1205

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Doge Robin of Poitou, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Lollard Uprising.
• Balashk of Lollard Uprising lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Evrard of Ait Iyat, was victorious in the battle of Tinmallal against the armies of Ghana.

1206

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Caliph Azam.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania married Kinga, daughter of Baron Doman of Nowogrod.

1207

• Hispania was attacked by the Irish realm of Ionan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tuathalan.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Alderic of Valencian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Argyll against the armies of Ionan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Jacques of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Rafha against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Alderic of Valencian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Iona against the armies of Ionan Peasant Revolt.
• Pope Alexander IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died from a bad case of the Flu on 15 July, 1207.
• Tuathalan of Ionan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Caliph Azam.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Foulques de Moselle, was victorious in the battle of Anfa against the armies of Sunni Uprising.

1208

• Adrien de Gastinois married Berengere, daughter of Prince Thiebaut of Africa.
• Countess Euphemia, the mother of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, died a natural death on 10 August, 1208.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Doge Nino II of Venice.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Venezia against the army of Venice, commanded by Patrician Ruggiero of Monegario.

1209

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Venezia against the army of Venice, commanded by Doge Nino II of Venice.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Jacques of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the armies of Venice.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Doge Nino II of Venice.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Despot Tritsen of Syria.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Philippe of Halaban, was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the armies of Syria.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Rorgues II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Tadjrift against the armies of Syria.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Robert of Penthievre, was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the armies of Jomsvikings.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Qaryat Bishr from the enemy.

1210

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Gargaresc from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Kufra from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Boson of Venaissin, was victorious in the battle of Venaissin against the armies of Sweden.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Jalu from the enemy.
• Hispania was attacked by the Khazar realm of Rostov, ruled by Duke Isaac.
• Empress Kinga, the wife of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, died after a disagreement with a meal on 14 June, 1210.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania lost the battle of Quattara against the army of Syria, commanded by Despot Tritsen of Syria.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania married Queen Ioanna, daughter of Despot Pankratios of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Rorgues de Gontaut, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Sweden.

1211

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the army of Syria, commanded by Despot Tritsen of Syria.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Despot Tritsen of Syria 'the Great'.
• Gilles Karling created the title of Duchy of Cyrenaica, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Gilles Karling created the title of Duchy of Syrte, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Pope Alexander V.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Yves of Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Tsilma against the armies of Indiga.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Doge Ancel of Poitou, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Sweden.

1212

• Geraud, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Gilles of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Mitrofan of Pankovka, was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Samatu, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Pope Alexander V.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Doge Ancel of Poitou, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Doge Ancel of Poitou, was victorious in the battle of Tangier against the armies of Sweden.

1213

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Ota of Franche Comte, was victorious in the battle of Podlasie against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Philippe of Halaban, was victorious in the battle of Hlynov against the armies of Rostov.
• Duke Isaac of Rostov lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Samatu, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Sandilkh of Ruthenia, was victorious in the battle of Toropets against the armies of Sweden.

1214

• Hispania was attacked by the Avar realm of Esztergomian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Manar.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Khudbard of Maryina Horka, was defeated in the battle of Esztergom against the armies of Esztergomian Peasant Revolt.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yemen, ruled by Caliph Nizam II.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Philippe of Halaban, was victorious in the battle of Esztergom against the armies of Esztergomian Peasant Revolt.
• Manar of Esztergomian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Bernard de Cognac, was victorious in the battle of Fejer against the armies of Sweden.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Buhairyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Nizam.

1215

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Amedee of Tinmallal, was defeated in the battle of Safi against the armies of Ghana.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Bohemond of Aquitaine, was victorious in the battle of Buhairya against the armies of Buhairyan Peasant Revolt.
• Nizam of Buhairyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Thomas of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Kairouan against the armies of Yemen.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Amedee of Tinmallal, was victorious in the battle of Safi against the armies of Ghana.
• Gilles Karling created the title of Duchy of Nefoud, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hispania was attacked by the Khazar realm of Khazarian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Kundac.

1216

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Raynaud de Montrichard, was victorious in the battle of Lukomorie against the armies of Khazarian Liberation Revolt.
• Kundac of Khazarian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Caliph Nizam II lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.

1217

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Sultan Sami II of Baghdad.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Kako of Vashka, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Sandilkh of Ruthenia, was victorious in the battle of Al Amarah against the armies of Baghdad.

1218

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Amarah from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Kut-El-Amara from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Wasit from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Badra from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Zurbayiyah from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Boson of Venaissin, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Humbert of Sardinia and Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Ilam against the armies of Baghdad.

1219

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Humbert of Sardinia and Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Rorgues II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Rafha against the armies of Baghdad.
• Basilissa Ioanna, the wife of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, died of severe stress on 22 August, 1219.

1220

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Sultan Sami II of Baghdad.
• Gilles Karling usurped the Duchy of Basra from Sami Muzaffaraddin.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Gabriel of Byzantine Revolt.

1221

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Madaba from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Umm ar-Rasas from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Sahab from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Qastal from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Muwaqqar from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Gabriel of Byzantine Revolt.
• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Sarkel.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Caliph Aghlab II.

1222

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Rorgues II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Basra against the armies of Syria.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Rorgues II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Al Hasa against the armies of Arabia.

1223

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Caliph Aghlab II.
• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Semender.

1224

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Mauregato, was victorious in the battle of Viscaya against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Jacques of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Bejaija against the armies of Sweden.
• Gilles Karling usurped the Kingdom of Arabia from Aghlab Abd al-Qays.
• Gilles Karling usurped the Duchy of Al Bahrein from Hasan Ukazid.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Emir Burhanaddin of Oman.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Julfar from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Sohar from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Dibba from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Qutuf from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Dhu Zabi from the enemy.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Khor Fakkan from the enemy.

1225

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Emir Burhanaddin of Oman.
• Gilles Karling created the title of Duchy of Oman, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Emir Nizam III of Taizz.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Robert of Ribadelago, was victorious in the battle of Viscaya against the armies of Sweden.
• King Jacques of Georgia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Orthodox.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Jacques of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of al-Ahqaf against the armies of Taizz.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Emir Nizam III of Taizz.

1226

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Count Hasan of Basra.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Jacques of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Khozistan against the armies of Basra.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Count Hasan of Basra.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Muslihiddin.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Qatif.

1227

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Jacques of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Qatif against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Muslihiddin of Sunni Uprising 'the Wise' lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Despot Anastasios II of Syria.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Sigismond of Poland, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Syria.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Ota of Franche Comte, was victorious in the battle of Danzig against the armies of Jomsvikings.

1228

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Kako of Vashka, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Thiebaut of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Palmyra against the armies of Syria.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Despot Anastasios II of Syria 'the Bold'.
• Gilles Karling created the title of Duchy of Damascus, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1229

• King Jacques of Georgia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, converted from Orthodox to Catholic.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Zenobios of Vychegda, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against King Totil of Norway.

1230

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Hamelin de Rochefort, was victorious in the battle of Jamtland against the armies of Norwegian Revolt.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against King Totil of Norway.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Asturias, ruled by Queen Eglantine.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' tried but failed to imprison Queen Eglantine of Asturias, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Humbert of Sardinia and Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the armies of Asturias.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Humbert of Sardinia and Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Leon against the armies of Asturias.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Doge Ruggiero of Venice, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the armies of Asturias.
• Genghis Khan Temujin of the Mongol Empire petitioned Emperor Gilles of Hispania to bring the Catholic faith to his pagan tribes.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Sarak of Vym, was victorious in the battle of Kozhva against the armies of Lyzha.

1231

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Humbert of Sardinia and Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Salamanca against the armies of Asturias.
• Queen Eglantine of Asturias lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Sultan Sami II of Baghdad.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Peranudet VII of Murcia, was victorious in the battle of Kufa against the armies of Baghdad.

1232

• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kuwait.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bahrein.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Sultan Sami II of Baghdad.

1233

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Basileus Theodosios IV of the Byzantine Empire.

1234

• The armies of Hispania, led by King Gauthier of Sardinia and Corsica, captured Cordoba.
• Cordoba lost Cordoba to the forces of Emperor Gilles of Hispania.
• Despot Geraud of Sicily married Checheyigen, daughter of Genghis Khan Temujin of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Maurice de Dammartin, was victorious in the battle of Ikonion against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Hamelin of Asturias, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Basileus Theodosios IV of the Byzantine Empire 'the Apostle'.

1235

• Gilles Karling usurped the Kingdom of Anatolia from Helie Karling.

1236

• Pope Clemens IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 1 May, 1236.
• Pope Honorius III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Ghana from the Africans.

1237

• Hispania was attacked by the Croatian realm of Waldensian Uprising, ruled by Sulvan.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Castille, was victorious in the battle of Ifni against the armies of Mali.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Korinthian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ioannes.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Sigebert II of Pisa, was victorious in the battle of Araouane against the armies of Ghana.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Castille, was victorious in the battle of Bir Um Grein against the armies of Kanem-Bornu.
• The Crusade declared by Honorius ended with the successful conquest of Ghana from the Africans.
• Hispania was attacked by the Norse realm of Desmondian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tryggve.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Clotaire.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Maurice de Dammartin, was victorious in the battle of Korinthos against the armies of Korinthian Peasant Revolt.
• Ioannes of Korinthian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.

1238

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Gauthier of Sardinia and Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Desmond against the armies of Desmondian Peasant Revolt.
• Tryggve of Desmondian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Herbert of Maghreb, was victorious in the battle of Bacs against the armies of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Clotaire of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Pope Honorius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 27 February, 1238.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Herbert of Maghreb, was victorious in the battle of Vukovar against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.
• Sulvan of Waldensian Uprising lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Despot Nikodemos of Syria.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Godefroy II of England, was victorious in the battle of Al Nadjaf against the armies of Syria.

1239

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Raymond of Finland, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Syria.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Despot Nikodemos of Syria.
• Gilles Karling created the title of Duchy of Tripoli, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Dotawo Peasant Revolt, ruled by Halil.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Pierre of Tangier, was victorious in the battle of Nobatia against the armies of Dotawo Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Yilig of Gomel, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Selija.
• Halil of Dotawo Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Gilles Karling usurped the Duchy of Thracesia from Gabriel Koutzodaktylos.

1240

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against King Tefere of Abyssinia.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Maurice de Dammartin, was victorious in the battle of Sanaa against the armies of Abyssinia.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Rorgon de Montmorency, was victorious in the battle of Bejaija against the armies of Sweden.

1241

• The armies of Hispania, led by Queen Belleassez of Thrace, captured Constantinople.
• Constantinople lost Constantinople to the forces of Emperor Gilles of Hispania.

1242

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Charles La Ferte, was victorious in the battle of Mahra against the armies of Abyssinia.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against King Tefere of Abyssinia 'Son of Lucifer'.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Arabia, ruled by King Amedee 'the Wise'.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' tried but failed to imprison King Amedee of Arabia 'the Wise', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1243

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Robin of Anatolia, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Baghdadian Liberation Revolt.

1244

• Pope Marinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 22 September, 1244.
• King Amedee of Arabia 'the Wise' lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.

1245

• Pope Leo V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 20 July, 1245.
• Hispania was attacked by the Avar realm of Szekesfehervarian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tabar.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Charles La Ferte, was victorious in the battle of Varazdin against the armies of Szekesfehervarian Peasant Revolt.
• Tabar of Szekesfehervarian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.

1246

• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Caliph Yahya II.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Charles La Ferte, was victorious in the battle of Sanaa against the armies of Yemen.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Jindrich of Anklam, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Ireland.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Mael-Coluim of Limerick, was victorious in the battle of Meath against the armies of Ireland.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Godefroy II of England, was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the armies of Ireland.
• Despot Geraud of Sicily married Usunbike, daughter of Yectirek Otemisid.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Baron Raymond of Zurbayiyah, was victorious in the battle of Al Jawf against the armies of Ireland.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Caliph Yahya II.

1247

• Gilles Karling created the title of Duchy of Baghdad, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against Basileus Niphon II of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Count Shihuo of Baghdad, was victorious in the battle of Rahbah against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Gilles Karling usurped the Kingdom of Ireland from Ulfr af Munso.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Charles La Ferte, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Baron Raymond of Zurbayiyah, was victorious in the battle of Aintab against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Rorgues of Egypt, was victorious in the battle of Manupura against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against Basileus Niphon II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Bold'.

1248

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Benoit of Onate, was victorious in the battle of Bejaija against the armies of Sweden.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yemen, ruled by Caliph Yahya II.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Tyanan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sabas.

1249

• The armies of Hispania, led by King Gauthier of Sardinia and Corsica, captured Bagdad.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Duke Alderic of Austria, was victorious in the battle of Nyssa against the armies of Tyanan Peasant Revolt.
• Sabas of Tyanan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Caliph Yahya II lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.

1250

• Pope Silvester III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died clutching at his heart on 4 January, 1250.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania went to war against King Hakon II of Connacht.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Benoit of Onate, was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the armies of Sweden.
• The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bostra.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Gauthier of Sardinia and Corsica, was victorious in the battle of West Connacht against the armies of Connacht.
• Hispania was attacked by the Levantine realm of Baalbekian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sa'ud.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord' won the war against King Hakon II of Connacht 'the Just'.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by King Simon of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Baalbekian Peasant Revolt.
• Sa'ud of Baalbekian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Samir.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Nizwian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Khalil.

1251

• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Charles La Ferte, was victorious in the battle of Julfar against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Samir of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• The army of Emperor Gilles of Hispania, commanded by Charles La Ferte, was victorious in the battle of Muscat against the armies of Nizwian Peasant Revolt.
• Khalil of Nizwian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gilles of Hispania 'the Sword of the Lord'.
• Emperor Gilles of Hispania died a natural death on 15 May, 1251. His Greek son Geraud succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Basileus Geraud V.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Connacht from Hakon af Aarhus.
• King Everard II of Navarra, a powerful vassal of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, converted from Lollard to Catholic.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Benevento, ruled by Doge Georgios 'the Black'.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just' tried but failed to imprison Doge Georgios of Benevento 'the Black', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Baron Gaucelin of Al Tamimi, was victorious in the battle of Benghazi against the armies of Sweden.
• Hispania was attacked by the Italian realm of Parmian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Simone.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Tiberios Segouropoulos, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of Benevento.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Hradecian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Guilhem.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Capua, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1252

• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Count Roubaud of Hradec, was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of Hradecian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Count Philippos of Bari, was defeated in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Benevento.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Bostrian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Iakobos.
• Guilhem of Hradecian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Count Pietro of Udine, was victorious in the battle of Parma against the armies of Parmian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Tiberios Segouropoulos, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Benevento.
• Simone of Parmian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Ademar de Vitry, was victorious in the battle of Bostra against the armies of Bostrian Peasant Revolt.
• Ioustinos of Bostrian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Tiberios Segouropoulos, was victorious in the battle of Taranto against the armies of Benevento.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Tiberios Segouropoulos, was victorious in the battle of Cosenza against the armies of Benevento.

1253

• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Emba from Licchavi Lhanang.
• Doge Georgios of Benevento 'the Black' lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Antioch from Musa Tamurid.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania went to war against Despot Nikodemos of Syria.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Castel Blanc, ruled by Baron Valerios.
• Hispania was attacked by the Levantine realm of Karbalan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Youkhanna.

1254

• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Raymond of Dujail, was victorious in the battle of Karbala against the armies of Karbalan Peasant Revolt.
• Youkhanna of Karbalan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Bonifacio of Lido, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of Syria.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just' won the war against Despot Nikodemos of Syria 'the Young'.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Nizam of Sedeh, was victorious in the battle of Arrajan against the armies of Sweden.
• Despot Nikodemos of Syria, a powerful vassal of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, converted from Sunni to Catholic.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania went to war against Basileus Theodosios V of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Sechok of Sihor, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1255

• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Traianos of Teramo, was victorious in the battle of Dorostotum against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Count Ogier of Asyut, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Hispania was attacked by the Karluk realm of Ozuge's Host, ruled by Ozuge.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just' won the war against Basileus Theodosios V of the Byzantine Empire.

1256

• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by King Louis II of Pannonia, was victorious in the battle of Kangly against the armies of Ozuge's Host.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by King Louis II of Pannonia, was victorious in the battle of Emba Steppe against the armies of Ozuge's Host.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by King Louis II of Pannonia, was victorious in the battle of Atyrau against the armies of Ozuge's Host.
• Ozuge of Ozuge's Host lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.
• Tryphon Karling married Burtam, daughter of Khagan Jochi I of the Mongol Empire.

1257

• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Crusader Thrace, ruled by Despot Serapion 'Son of Satan'.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just' tried but failed to imprison Despot Serapion of Crusader Thrace 'Son of Satan', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Despot Louis II of Pannonia, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Crusader Thrace.
• The armies of Hispania, led by Despot Louis II of Pannonia, captured Constantinople.
• Despot Serapion of Crusader Thrace 'Son of Satan' lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.

1258

• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania adopted new customs to embrace French culture, no longer considering himself Greek.

1259

• The earth shook for three days in Hradec, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1260

• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Syria, ruled by Despot Nikodemos 'the Young'.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just' tried but failed to imprison Despot Nikodemos of Syria 'the Young', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Hispania was attacked by the Saxon realm of Bremenian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Wenzel.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Polykarpos Belissariotis, was victorious in the battle of Asas against the armies of Syria.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Polykarpos Belissariotis, was victorious in the battle of Baalbek against the armies of Syria.

1261

• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Tryphon Karling, was victorious in the battle of Palmyra against the armies of Syria.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Doux Aymar II of Wessex, was victorious in the battle of Bremen against the armies of Bremenian Peasant Revolt.
• Wenzel of Bremenian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.
• Despot Nikodemos of Syria 'the Young' lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.
• Pope Silvester IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died in the dungeons of Georg of Mikkeli on 14 August, 1261.

1262

• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Leon of Suert, was victorious in the battle of Benghazi against the armies of Sweden.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania went to war against King Teferi of Abyssinia.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Despot Godefroy II of England, was victorious in the battle of Taizz against the armies of Abyssinia.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Polykarpos Belissariotis, was victorious in the battle of Zabid against the armies of Abyssinia.
• Caliph Yahya II declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Arabia from the Catholics.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yemen, ruled by Caliph Yahya II.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Despot Godefroy II of England, was victorious in the battle of Tadjoura against the armies of Abyssinia.

1263

• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just' won the war against King Teferi of Abyssinia 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Polykarpos Belissariotis, was victorious in the battle of Socotra against the armies of Yemen.
• The Jihad declared by Yahya Banu Kinanah ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Arabia.
• Caliph Yahya II lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Just'.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Geraud V 'the Great'.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania went to war against Caliph Yahya II.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Despot Godefroy II of England, was victorious in the battle of Socotra against the armies of Yemen.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Caliph Yahya II.
• Hispania was attacked by the Finnish realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Veli.
• The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Mosul.
• Hispania was attacked by the Norse realm of Lollard Uprising, ruled by Magnus.

1264

• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Despot Louis II of Pannonia, was victorious in the battle of Savo against the armies of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Veli of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Great'.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Despot Louis II of Pannonia, was victorious in the battle of Satakunta against the armies of Lollard Uprising.
• Magnus of Lollard Uprising lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Count Tryphon of Socotra was imprisoned in a dungeon in Barcelona by Basileus Geraud V of Hispania.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Arnaud, was victorious in the battle of Tavastia against the armies of Sweden.
• Hispania was attacked by the Nenets realm of Zavarot Peasant Revolt, ruled by Nabtiko.
• King Aymar of Vladimir supported King Aymar of Vladimir in war against his enemies.

1265

• Hispania saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1266

• Nabtiko of Zavarot Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Great'.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Silesia from Jan Tivertsi.
• Prince Tryphon, the heir of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, was hanged on the order of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania on 2 March, 1266.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania went to war against Basileus Theodosios V of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Geraud V of Hispania, commanded by Polykarpos Belissariotis, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Geraud V of Hispania 'the Great' won the war against Basileus Theodosios V of the Byzantine Empire 'the Tormentor'.

1267

• Emperor Geraud V of Hispania died comatose in bed on 27 March, 1267. His grandson, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Qualnsiyah.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania went to war against King Teferi of Nubia.
• Countess Burtam, the mother of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, was burnt at the stake on the order of Count Haeran of Asayita on 21 June, 1267.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Count Hrane of Lutsk, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Selija.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Aram of Tamrida, was victorious in the battle of Zabid against the armies of Nubia.

1268

• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania won the war against King Teferi of Nubia 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Geraud VI 'the Conqueror'.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Yemen, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hispania was attacked by the Norse realm of Dubliner Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sigtrygg.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Kandalaxian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gilbert.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania went to war against Basileus Theodosios V of the Byzantine Empire.
• Pope Nicolaus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on the orders of Countess Ingohildis of Dobrzyn on 7 June, 1268.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Beltrano Antenoreo, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Count Hrane of Lutsk, was victorious in the battle of Claudiopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Hispania was attacked by the Berber realm of Constantinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by N'Guna.
• Hispania was attacked by the German realm of Verder Peasant Revolt, ruled by Wenzel.

1269

• Sigtrygg of Dubliner Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Bouchard, was victorious in the battle of Verden against the armies of Verder Peasant Revolt.
• Wenzel of Verder Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• N'Guna of Constantinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Count Pierre of Faiyum, was victorious in the battle of Kainuu against the armies of Kandalaxian Peasant Revolt.
• Gilbert of Kandalaxian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Lothaire of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' won the war against Basileus Theodosios V of the Byzantine Empire 'the Tormentor'.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Al-Jazira, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Strangers in strange ships landed in the Connachtian county of West Connacht, bringing rise to much worry and rumours across the lands.

1270

• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Nisibinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Anastasios.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Nisibin against the armies of Nisibinian Peasant Revolt.
• Anastasios of Nisibinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.

1271

• King Negus of Abyssinia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, converted from Monophysite to Catholic.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Alain de Joinville, was victorious in the battle of Fejer against the armies of Sweden.
• King Robin of Anatolia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Cathar.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Kerman from Tsenpo.

1272

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Valeran of Austrasia, was victorious in the battle of Orkney against the armies of Sweden.
• Pope Callistus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Transoxiana from the Buddhists.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Valeran of Austrasia, was victorious in the battle of Dashhowuz against the armies of Tibet.
• A terrible scourge was unleashed upon West Connacht as the hordes of the Aztec Emperor arrived from beyond the sea to wreak havoc and destruction.

1273

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Duke Savary of Khozistan, was victorious in the battle of Samarkand against the armies of Tibet.
• The Crusade declared by Callistus ended with the successful conquest of Transoxiana from the Buddhists.

1274

• Hispania was attacked by the Bohemian realm of Pomerania, ruled by King Vratislav.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison King Vratislav of Pomerania, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Robin de Balben, was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Pomerania.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Thiebaut of Cagliari, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Pomerania.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Valeran of Austrasia, was victorious in the battle of Wolgast against the armies of Pomerania.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Chatri.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Rogvolod Antiochites, was victorious in the battle of Sandomierz against the armies of Pomerania.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Godefroy II of England, was victorious in the battle of Wolgast against the armies of Pomerania.
• King Vratislav of Pomerania lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.

1275

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Lothaire of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Dashhowuz against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Chatri of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Tripolitanian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Anatolios.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Valeran of Austrasia, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Tripolitanian Peasant Revolt.
• Anatolios of Tripolitanian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Norse realm of Tukumsan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arnfast.

1276

• The armies of Hispania, led by Baron Loup of Al Johfa, captured Mecca.
• Mecca lost Mecca to the forces of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Lothaire of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Tukums against the armies of Tukumsan Peasant Revolt.
• Arnfast of Tukumsan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Beatrix Karling married Prince Francois, son of King Aymar II of Africa.
• Hispania was attacked by the Russian realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Igor.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Kayghalagh Erdevulu, was victorious in the battle of Karachev against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Lothaire of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Igor of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.

1277

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Raymond, was victorious in the battle of Ryazan against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Guillem of Frisia, was victorious in the battle of Koshma against the armies of Indiga.
• Hispania was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Abyssinian Revolt, ruled by Tesfaye 'the Apostle'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison Duke Tesfaye II of Berbera 'the Apostle', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1278

• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania went to war against Count Daniachew of Taizz.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Semien.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania married Princess Ebegei, daughter of Khagan Jochi II of the Mongol Empire.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' won the war against Count Daniachew of Taizz.

1279

• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Zetan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Timotheos.
• Hispania was attacked by the Kanuri realm of Mananian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arku.
• Arku of Mananian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Guillem of Frisia, was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the armies of Zetan Peasant Revolt.
• Timotheos of Zetan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania went to war against Basileus Theodosios V of the Byzantine Empire.

1280

• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Theodosios V of the Byzantine Empire.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Zetan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Anthimos.
• Hispania was attacked by the Norse realm of Nordlander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Skuli.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Louis II of Poland, was victorious in the battle of Tao against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1281

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Louis II of Poland, was victorious in the battle of Koloneia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Hispania was attacked by the Norse realm of Herjedalian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alfr.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Sigismond de Bailleul, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gauthier of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Duke Alexios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Dyrrachion against the armies of Zetan Peasant Revolt.
• Anthimos of Zetan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' won the war against Basileus Theodosios V of the Byzantine Empire 'the Tormentor'.
• Charles, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania.
• King Karl II of Arabia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Orthodox.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Herjedalen against the armies of Herjedalian Peasant Revolt.
• Alfr of Herjedalian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Darabjerdian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sulayman.

1282

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Nordland against the armies of Nordlander Peasant Revolt.
• Skuli of Nordlander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Guillem of Frisia, was victorious in the battle of Darabjerd against the armies of Darabjerdian Peasant Revolt.
• Sulayman of Darabjerdian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Sogdian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Ewakhsh.

1283

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Ademar of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Khuttal against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Ewakhsh of Buddhist Uprising 'the Drunkard' lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Berbera.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Tabrizian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Serapion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Roger de Bethune, was victorious in the battle of Bezichy against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Simon Terter, was victorious in the battle of Tana against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Suenik against the armies of Tabrizian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania went to war against Despot Theophilos of Jerusalem.
• Serapion of Tabrizian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The armies of Hispania, led by Baron Hugues of Gratteri, captured Rome.

1284

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Lothaire of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Jerusalem.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Lothaire of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Safed against the armies of Jerusalem.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Grandmaster Lothaire of Knights Templar, was victorious in the battle of Jerusalem against the armies of Jerusalem.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' won the war against Despot Theophilos of Jerusalem.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Pannonia, ruled by King Robin 'the Good'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison King Robin of Pannonia 'the Good', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Meletios of Butera, was victorious in the battle of Lower Don against the armies of Pannonia.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Prince Guilhem of Saxony, was victorious in the battle of Pecs against the armies of Pannonia.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Ademar of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Heves against the armies of Pannonia.
• King Robin of Pannonia 'the Good' lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Kingdom of Jerusalem from Theophilos Kotzes.

1285

• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania supported Doux Theophilos II of Ascalon in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Bersi's Host.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Palmyra against the armies of Bersi's Host.

1286

• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania went to war against Basileus Meletios of the Byzantine Empire.
• Hispania was attacked by the Kanuri realm of African Uprising, ruled by Adam.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Bichri from the enemy.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Samarrian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ramadan.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Dashhowuzian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gampo.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Rorgon of Firabr, was defeated in the battle of Dashhowuz against the armies of Dashhowuzian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Hasakah against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Guillem of Frisia, was victorious in the battle of Rahbah against the armies of Samarrian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Count Gargamel of Suhar, was victorious in the battle of Calarasi against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Ramadan of Samarrian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Edouard of Ngala, was victorious in the battle of Makari against the armies of African Uprising.
• Adam of African Uprising lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The armies of Hispania, led by Baron Hugues of Gratteri, captured Rome.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Rorgon of Firabr, was victorious in the battle of Dashhowuz against the armies of Dashhowuzian Peasant Revolt.
• Ralpacan of Dashhowuzian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.

1287

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Al Bichri against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Meletios of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' won the war against Basileus Meletios of the Byzantine Empire 'the Gentle'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Mudar, ruled by Duke Stephanos II 'the Usurper'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison Duke Stephanos II of Mudar 'the Usurper', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Hasakah against the armies of Mudar.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Jerid, ruled by Duke Enguerrand II 'the Purifier'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison Duke Enguerrand II of Jerid 'the Purifier', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Thracesia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hispania was attacked by the Norse realm of Meath, ruled by Duchess Beata.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Beata of Meath, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gilbert of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Leinster against the armies of Meath.
• Hispania was attacked by the Khitan realm of Beshbalikid Sibu's Host, ruled by Beshbalikid Sibu.

1288

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Kyros of Phinopolis, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Mudar.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Gafsa from the enemy.
• Duke Stephanos II of Mudar 'the Usurper' lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Baghdad, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Nafta from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Guillem of Frisia, was victorious in the battle of Meath against the armies of Meath.
• Duchess Beata of Meath lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Madas from the enemy.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Hamma from the enemy.
• Duke Enguerrand II of Jerid 'the Purifier' lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Ebegei Borjigin was imprisoned in a dungeon in Barcelona by Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Latium from Callistus.

1289

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Jourdain.
• Geraud Karling usurped the Duchy of Veliky Ustug from Alexandra Alabugid.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Samarra against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• Jourdain of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Pope Callistus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 20 August, 1289.
• Hispania was attacked by the Norse realm of Nordlander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ulfr.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Vishera against the armies of Beshbalikid Sibu's Host.
• Beshbalikid Sibu of Beshbalikid Sibu's Host lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.

1290

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Ademar of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Nordland against the armies of Nordlander Peasant Revolt.
• Ulfr of Nordlander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania went to war against Wali Qawurd of Ranya.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania went to war against Grandmaster Chlothar of Knights of Malta.
• Hispania was attacked by the Castilian realm of Knights of Calatrava, ruled by Prince Humbert 'the Holy'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Tripolitanian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sebastianos.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Malta against the armies of Knights of Malta.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' won the war against Wali Qawurd of Ranya.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Vidin from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Helie of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Viseslav from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Helie of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of Knights of Malta.

1291

• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' won the war against Grandmaster Chlothar of Knights of Malta.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Leon d'Angouleme, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Tripolitanian Peasant Revolt.
• Gregoras of Tripolitanian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Askedal against the armies of Knights of Calatrava.
• Prince Humbert of Africa 'the Holy' lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Gwentian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alphonse.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Count Anthimos of Kastamon, was victorious in the battle of Gwent against the armies of Gwentian Peasant Revolt.
• Alphonse of Gwentian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bohemian realm of Pomerania, ruled by King Vratislav 'the Confessor'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison King Vratislav of Pomerania 'the Confessor', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Wolgast against the armies of Pomerania.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Lebusa from the enemy.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Dobrilugk from the enemy.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Lebus from the enemy.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Cottbus from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Duke Guichard IV of Transjurania, was victorious in the battle of Zerbst against the armies of Pomerania.

1292

• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Rotenburg from the enemy.
• King Vratislav of Pomerania 'the Confessor' lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Aquitaine, ruled by King Gaucelin.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison King Gaucelin of Aquitaine, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Empuries against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by Count Eudes of Empuries.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Novgorodian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alderic.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the armies of Aquitaine.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gaucher of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Aurilliac against the armies of Aquitaine.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Busaso.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by Count Ragnald of Lusignan, was defeated in the battle of Dijon against the armies of Aquitaine.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gaucher of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Dijon against the armies of Aquitaine.

1293

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gaucher of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Bourbon against the armies of Aquitaine.
• King Gaucelin of Aquitaine lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of Lithuania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Kingdom of West Francia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Sardinia and Corsica, ruled by King Aldebert 'the Wise'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison King Aldebert of Sardinia and Corsica 'the Wise', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of Sardinia and Corsica.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Krainburg from the enemy.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Gorz from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gaucher of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the armies of Novgorodian Peasant Revolt.
• Alderic of Novgorodian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Gurk from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Gaucher of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Zaozerye against the armies of Sardinia and Corsica.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Forcalquier against the armies of Sardinia and Corsica.
• King Aldebert of Sardinia and Corsica 'the Wise' lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Geraud Karling created the title of Duchy of Kargopol, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hispania was attacked by the Norse realm of Norway, ruled by King Ingemar 'the Black'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison King Ingemar of Norway 'the Black', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Helie of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Halogaland against the armies of Norway.

1294

• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Helie of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Jamtland against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Helie of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Vestfold against the armies of Norway.
• King Ingemar of Norway 'the Black' lost the war against Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror'.
• Hispania was attacked by the German realm of Germany, ruled by King Vulfari II 'the Just'.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania 'the Conqueror' tried but failed to imprison King Vulfari II of Germany 'the Just', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Empress Ebegei, the wife of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, was hanged on the order of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania on 18 August, 1294.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania married Valence, daughter of Count Geraud of Kholm.
• Hispania was attacked by the Somali realm of Busasonian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Adan.
• Jerusalem lost Jerusalem to the forces of Doux Zenon of Ascalon.
• The army of Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania, commanded by King Ademar of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Weinsberg against the armies of Germany.
• Emperor Geraud VI of Hispania was slain by Lochlann in a chaotic battlefield duel on 14 September, 1294. His son, Charles, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Barcelona.
• A goat with three heads was born in Tabuk.

1295

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Granadan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Amaury.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Darabjerdian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Isa.
• Hispania was attacked by the Finnish realm of Sortavalian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tohmas.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by King Ademar of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Toledo against the armies of Badajoz.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Tawen.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by Berenger de Fezensaguet, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Granadan Peasant Revolt.
• Amaury of Granadan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by King Guilhem of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Baden against the armies of Germany.
• King Vulfari II of Germany 'the Just' lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Badajoz, ruled by King Helie 'the Inquisitor'.
• Emperor Charles II of Hispania tried but failed to imprison King Helie of Badajoz 'the Inquisitor', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Tohmas of Sortavalian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania.
• King Helie of Badajoz 'the Inquisitor' lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania.

1296

• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by King Tarkhan of Ruthenia, was victorious in the battle of Hormuz against the armies of Darabjerdian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by King Guilhem of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Busaso against the armies of Busasonian Peasant Revolt.
• Adan of Busasonian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania.
• Isa of Darabjerdian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Kara Bogaz against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Tawen of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania.
• Emperor Charles II of Hispania went to war against Doux Zenon of Ascalon.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Safedian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bosporios.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by Phokas Stylaios, was defeated in the battle of Acre against the armies of Ascalon.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Maximos of Dibin, was victorious in the battle of Damascus against the armies of Safedian Peasant Revolt.
• Bosporios of Safedian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by King Samuel of Transoxiana, was victorious in the battle of Shrewsbury against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Ancel of Pochep, was defeated in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Charles II of Hispania won the war against Doux Zenon of Ascalon.

1297

• Emperor Charles II of Hispania went to war against Basilissa Eulalia of the Byzantine Empire.
• Hispania was attacked by the Mongol realm of Nripendranarayan's Host, ruled by Nripendranarayan.
• Emperor Charles II of Hispania married Echive, daughter of Baron Eudes of Tarifa.
• Beatrix Karling married Count Thiebaut, son of Queen Perinne of Italy.
• Emperor Charles II of Hispania won the war against Basilissa Eulalia of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Charles II of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Charles II 'the Victorious'.

1298

• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Safedian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Theodoulos.
• Pope Leo VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 25 June, 1298.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by King Ademar of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Badakhshan against the armies of Nripendranarayan's Host.
• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by Tryggve of Irbid, was victorious in the battle of Safed against the armies of Safedian Peasant Revolt.
• Theodoulos of Safedian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania 'the Victorious'.

1299

• The army of Emperor Charles II of Hispania, commanded by King Ademar of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Khuttal against the armies of Nripendranarayan's Host.
• Nripendranarayan of Nripendranarayan's Host lost the war against Emperor Charles II of Hispania 'the Victorious'.
• Pope Nicolaus IV announced the formal annulment of Emperor Charles IIs marriage with Echive de Tarifa.
• Emperor Charles II of Hispania married Gertrude, daughter of Baron Ansovald of Rovereto.

1300

• Euphrosine, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Charles II of Hispania.
• Emperor Charles II of Hispania died comatose in bed on 26 May, 1300. His aunt, Beatrix, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Barcelona.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Duke Alain of Galich, was victorious in the battle of Zvenyhorod against the armies of Sweden.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania went to war against Grandmaster Chlothar of Knights of Malta.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania won the war against Grandmaster Chlothar of Knights of Malta 'the Unready'.

1301

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Tadjriftian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Boson.
• Hispania was attacked by the Russian realm of Gdovian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Radoslav.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Tadjrift against the armies of Tadjriftian Peasant Revolt.
• Boson of Tadjriftian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Count Gaudulf of Essex, was victorious in the battle of Jabal Qufs against the armies of Tibet.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Gdov against the armies of Gdovian Peasant Revolt.
• Radoslav of Gdovian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania.

1302

• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Rayyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mubarak.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Rayy against the armies of Rayyan Peasant Revolt.
• Mubarak of Rayyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania.

1303

• Hispania was attacked by the Catalan realm of Frisia, ruled by King Guillem 'the Lionheart'.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania tried but failed to imprison King Guillem of Frisia 'the Lionheart', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Tarkhan of Ruthenia, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Scotland.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Bouchard de Aspa, was victorious in the battle of Anjou against the armies of Frisia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Aldebert II of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Orleans against the armies of Frisia.

1304

• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Jacques de Chur, was defeated in the battle of Loon against the armies of Frisia.
• King Guillem II of Frisia lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Arabia, ruled by Queen Agathe.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania tried but failed to imprison Queen Agathe of Arabia, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Empress Beatrix 'the Pious'.

1305

• Empress Beatrix of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Shiraz against the army of Arabia, commanded by Count Amedee of Shiraz.
• Pope Nicolaus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Zhetysu from the Buddhists.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Sus against the army of Arabia, commanded by Queen Agathe of Arabia.
• Queen Agathe of Arabia 'Daughter of Satan' lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Pious'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Avar realm of Ruthenia, ruled by King Tarkhan 'the Purifier'.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Pious' tried but failed to imprison King Tarkhan of Ruthenia 'the Purifier', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Duke Guichard V of Transjurania, was victorious in the battle of Schwyz against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Charles of Mannheim, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Duke Anastasios of Lesser Poland, was defeated in the battle of Peremyshl against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Eustachy, was defeated in the battle of Upper Silesia against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Charles of Mannheim, was victorious in the battle of Hradec against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Arnulf of Bern, was victorious in the battle of Nurnberg against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Simon of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Queen Vojslava of Poland, was defeated in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Simon of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Vitebsk against the armies of Ruthenia.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania successfully led her armies, taking Slutsk from the enemy.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania successfully led her armies, taking Gomel from the enemy.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Duchess Beatrice of Pomerania, was defeated in the battle of Kujawy against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Duke Gregorios of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Kanj Rustaq against the armies of the Timurids.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Bacauian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sabas.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Prince-Bishop Geoffroy of Verona, was victorious in the battle of Kiev against the armies of Ruthenia.
• Sabas of Bacauian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Pious'.

1306

• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Orson de Roussillon, was victorious in the battle of Guzgan against the armies of the Timurids.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Turov against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by King Tarkhan of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Raoul II of Ireland, was victorious in the battle of Narva against the armies of Ruthenia.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Turov against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by King Tarkhan of Ruthenia.
• Hispania was attacked by the Turkish realm of Rynian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Berkan.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Simon of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Mordva against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Arnulf of Bern, was victorious in the battle of Drutsk against the armies of Ruthenia.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Vozviahel against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by King Tarkhan of Ruthenia.
• Hispania was attacked by the Kanuri realm of Bilman Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yusuf.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Slutsk against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by Prince-Bishop Khuterkin of Wurttemberg.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Aldebert of Cuijck, was victorious in the battle of Cheremisa against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Paksyay of Melenki, was victorious in the battle of Orekhovo-Zuyevo against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Count Gaudulf of Essex, was victorious in the battle of Guzgan against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Prince Helie of Badajoz, was victorious in the battle of Bilma against the armies of Bilman Peasant Revolt.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Pinsk against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by Duchess Isabelle of Austria.
• Yusuf of Bilman Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Pious'.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by King Raoul of Asturias, was victorious in the battle of Novosil against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Duke Theodoulos III of Kakheti, was victorious in the battle of Ryn against the armies of Rynian Peasant Revolt.
• Berkan of Rynian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Pious'.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Pinsk against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by King Tarkhan of Ruthenia.
• King Tarkhan of Ruthenia 'the Purifier' lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Pious'.

1307

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Bratslavian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Loup.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Count Amaury of Galati, was defeated in the battle of Bratslav against the armies of Bratslavian Peasant Revolt.
• King Aymar II of Badajoz married Bourguigne, daughter of Geraud Pantaleon.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Polykarpos of Verissa, was victorious in the battle of Bratslav against the armies of Bratslavian Peasant Revolt.
• Loup of Bratslavian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Pious'.
• The Crusade declared by Nicolaus ended with the successful conquest of Zhetysu from the Buddhists.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Empress Beatrix 'the Sword of Jesus'.

1308

• Beatrix Karling created the title of Kingdom of Bulgaria, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania went to war against Baron Guichard of Beth Gibelin.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Count Gaudulf of Essex, was victorious in the battle of Bam against the armies of Tibet.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Sword of Jesus' won the war against Baron Guichard of Beth Gibelin.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania went to war against Kyichu Udumtsen of Makhmur.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Hispania, commanded by Count Zenobios of Calarasi, was victorious in the battle of Birjand against the armies of Tibet.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Sword of Jesus' won the war against Kyichu Udumtsen of Makhmur.

1309

• Empress Beatrix of Hispania went to war against Mayor Helias of Krak des Chevaliers.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania 'the Sword of Jesus' won the war against Mayor Helias of Krak des Chevaliers.
• King Aymar II of Badajoz married Tiburge, daughter of Count Gundobad of Najera.
• Empress Beatrix of Hispania made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
• Beatrix Karling created the title of Kingdom of Iraq, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Beatrix Karling created the title of Arabian Empire, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Empress Beatrix of the Arabian Empire went to war against King Negus of Nubia.

1310

• The army of Empress Beatrix of the Arabian Empire, commanded by King Simon of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Bayuda against the armies of Nubia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of the Arabian Empire, commanded by King Othon II of West Francia, was victorious in the battle of Gezira against the armies of Nubia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of the Arabian Empire, commanded by King Othon II of West Francia, was victorious in the battle of Alodia against the armies of Nubia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of the Arabian Empire, commanded by Duke Boson of Lothian, was victorious in the battle of Teviotdale against the armies of Sweden.
• the Arabian Empire was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Rostovian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ealdraed.

1311

• The army of Empress Beatrix of the Arabian Empire, commanded by King Othon II of West Francia, was victorious in the battle of Sanaa against the armies of Nubia.
• Empress Beatrix of the Arabian Empire 'the Sword of Jesus' won the war against King Negus of Nubia 'the Usurper'.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of the Arabian Empire, commanded by King Simon of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Rostov against the armies of Rostovian Peasant Revolt.
• Ealdraed of Rostovian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Beatrix of the Arabian Empire 'the Sword of Jesus'.
• Outremer was attacked by the French realm of Scotland, ruled by King Simon 'the Cruel'.
• Empress Beatrix of Outremer 'the Sword of Jesus' tried but failed to imprison King Simon of Scotland 'the Cruel', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by King Hugues of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of Galloway against the armies of Scotland.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by Jean d'Artois, was victorious in the battle of Teviotdale against the armies of Scotland.

1312

• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by King Hugues of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of Lothian against the armies of Scotland.
• King Simon of Scotland 'the Cruel' lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Outremer 'the Sword of Jesus'.
• King Isa of Abyssinia, a powerful vassal of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, converted from Monophysite to Catholic.

1313

• Empress Beatrix of Outremer adopted new customs to embrace Outremer culture, no longer considering herself French.
• King Aymar II of Badajoz married Eve, daughter of Baron Guiges of Adam.

1314

• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by Bouchard de Aspa, was victorious in the battle of Palmyra against the armies of Palmyran Peasant Revolt.
• King Aymar II of Badajoz supported King Aymar II of Badajoz in war against his enemies.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by Edouard de Martel, was victorious in the battle of Ulster against the armies of Scotland.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by Bishop Centule of Villeneuve, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of West Francia.

1315

• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by King Aymar II of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Agen against the armies of Scotland.
• Outremer was attacked by the Sami realm of Lollard Uprising, ruled by Ruigi.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by King Aymar II of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the armies of Scottish Revolt.

1316

• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by Baron Rorgues of Manresa, was victorious in the battle of Djimi against the armies of Scotland.
• King Aymar II of Badajoz supported King Aymar II of Badajoz in war against his enemies.
• Outremer was attacked by the Bolghar realm of Kudymkarian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sandilkh.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by Count Gilchrist of Faereyar, was victorious in the battle of Chud against the armies of Lollard Uprising.
• Ruigi of Lollard Uprising lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Outremer 'the Sword of Jesus'.

1317

• Sandilkh of Kudymkarian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Outremer 'the Sword of Jesus'.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by King Aymar II of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by King Aymar II of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Andalusia.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Tigrinya.
• Outremer was attacked by the French realm of Loon, ruled by Count Jacques.
• Empress Beatrix of Outremer 'the Sword of Jesus' tried but failed to imprison Count Jacques of Loon, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1318

• The army of Empress Beatrix of Outremer, commanded by Prince Simon of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Kleve against the armies of Loon.
• Count Jacques of Loon lost the war against Empress Beatrix of Outremer 'the Sword of Jesus'.
• Empress Beatrix of Outremer died feverish and sweating on 20 May, 1318. Her French son Aymar succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Emperor Aymar.
• Outremer was attacked by the French realm of Badajoz, ruled by Duchess Almodis.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Almodis of Badajoz, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer was victorious in the battle of Caceres against the army of Badajoz, commanded by Duchess Almodis of Badajoz.
• Duchess Almodis of Badajoz lost the war against Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle'.
• Aymar Karling created the title of Duchy of Upper Brittany, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Outremer was attacked by the Russian realm of Rzhevan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Konstantin.

1319

• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Count Gilchrist of Faereyar, was victorious in the battle of Rzheva against the armies of Rzhevan Peasant Revolt.
• Konstantin of Rzhevan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle'.
• The armies of Outremer, led by Mayor Murad of Mersa Matruh, captured Alexandria.
• Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Emperor Aymar of Outremer.

1320

• The armies of Outremer, led by Valeran Karling, captured Bagdad.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer went to war against Duke Richard of Tlemcen.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by King Aymar II of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the armies of Tlemcen.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle' won the war against Duke Richard of Tlemcen.

1321

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Zubtsov.

1322

• A river flooded parts of Assab in the spring.

1323

• Pope Nicolaus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 18 November, 1323.

1324

• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Gojjam.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Count Godefroy of Donji Kraji, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Herbert Polani, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of Sweden.

1325

• A river flooded parts of Perm in the spring.

1326

• Andre Karling married Queen Charlotte, daughter of King Raoul II of Ireland.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer went to war against Hamelin of Aquitanian Revolt.

1327

• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Count Leonard of Brabant, was victorious in the battle of Breda against the armies of Aquitanian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Count Gilchrist of Faereyar, was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the armies of Aquitaine.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer was victorious in the battle of Narbonne against the army of Aquitanian Revolt, commanded by Prince-Bishop Humbert of Narbonne.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer was victorious in the battle of Rouergue against the army of Aquitanian Revolt, commanded by Hamelin of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle' won the war against Hamelin of Aquitanian Revolt.
• Aymar Karling usurped the County of Empuries from Eudes Pandulfingi.

1328

• People in Ceuta claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1329

• Emperor Aymar of Outremer went to war against King Arnault of Andalusia.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Mayor Costanzo of Lido, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Andalusia.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer successfully led his armies, taking Tarancon from the enemy.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer successfully led his armies, taking Sisante from the enemy.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle' won the war against King Arnault of Andalusia.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer went to war against Duchess Georgia of Oultrejourdain.
• Outremer was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Basran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yahya.
• Outremer was attacked by the French realm of Warwickian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gargamel.

1330

• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by King Geoffroy of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Warwick against the armies of Warwickian Peasant Revolt.
• Gargamel of Warwickian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle'.
• Aymar Karling usurped the Duchy of Bosnia from Igor Babenberger.
• Aymar Karling usurped the Duchy of Blois from Bourgogne de Heismes.
• Outremer was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sinjarian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Aghlab.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle' won the war against Duchess Georgia of Oultrejourdain.
• Pope Honorius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died after a disagreement with a meal on 9 December, 1330.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Count Gilchrist of Faereyar, was victorious in the battle of Basra against the armies of Basran Peasant Revolt.
• Yahya of Basran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle'.

1331

• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Jacques de Crecy, was victorious in the battle of Sinjar against the armies of Sinjarian Peasant Revolt.
• Aghlab of Sinjarian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle'.
• Outremer was attacked by the French realm of Alcantara, ruled by Countess Bourgogne.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle' tried but failed to imprison Countess Bourgogne of Alcantara, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Prince Andre, the heir of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, died of Cancer on 25 May, 1331.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Mayor Jean of Onate, was victorious in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of Cordoba.
• Pope Lucius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 25 July, 1331.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Mayor Jean of Onate, was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the armies of Cordoba.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Bouchard de Aspa, was victorious in the battle of Alcantara against the armies of Alcantara.
• Duchess Bourgogne of Cordoba lost the war against Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle'.

1332

• Outremer was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Abyssinia, ruled by King Melaku 'the Blessed'.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer 'the Apostle' tried but failed to imprison King Melaku of Abyssinia 'the Blessed', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Aymar of Outremer, commanded by Baron Rorgues of Manresa, was victorious in the battle of Massawa against the armies of Abyssinia.

1333

• Pope Stephanus VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died attending to 'chamber business' on 3 February, 1333.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer successfully led his armies, taking Dabat from the enemy.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer successfully led his armies, taking Debark from the enemy.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer successfully led his armies, taking Ambaras from the enemy.
• Emperor Aymar of Outremer died succumbing to severe injuries on 21 March, 1333. His son, Gaucher, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Alcantara.
• Outremer was attacked by the Mongol realm of Kremenchukian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yesugei.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer was victorious in the battle of Tigrinya against the army of Abyssinia, commanded by Chief Gondar of Tigrinya.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer was victorious in the battle of Wag against the army of Abyssinia, commanded by Count Mamo of Wag.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer was victorious in the battle of Lakomelza against the army of Abyssinia, commanded by Duke Semere of Wag.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Prince-Bishop Jaspert of Zubtsov, was victorious in the battle of Kremenchuk against the armies of Kremenchukian Peasant Revolt.
• Outremer was attacked by the Italian realm of Orbetellian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Pasquale.
• Yesugei of Kremenchukian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer was victorious in the battle of Wag against the army of Abyssinia, commanded by King Melaku of Abyssinia.
• King Melaku of Abyssinia 'the Blessed' lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer.

1334

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by King Mathieu of Iraq, was victorious in the battle of Orbetello against the armies of Orbetellian Peasant Revolt.
• Pasquale of Orbetellian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer went to war against Baron Richwin of Thiers.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer won the war against Baron Richwin of Thiers.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer went to war against Khagan Berke of Tartaria.
• Outremer was attacked by the French realm of Esfahanian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Julien.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Damot.

1335

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Loup de Die, was victorious in the battle of Qom against the armies of Esfahanian Peasant Revolt.
• Julien of Esfahanian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Queen Anne of Austrasia, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Sweden.

1336

• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer won the war against Khagan Berke of Tartaria 'the Butcher'.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Gaucher 'the Victorious'.
• Gaucher Karling usurped the Duchy of Mari from Yavlad Billung.
• Gaucher Karling created the title of Kingdom of Khazaria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Gaucher Karling created the title of Duchy of Ob, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer went to war against High Chief Begter III of Turgay.
• Gaucher Karling created the title of Duchy of Ubagan, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Gaucher Karling created the title of Duchy of Yaik, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Asosa.
• Outremer was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Damot Peasant Revolt, ruled by Husam.
• Pope Leo VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 2 November, 1336.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Desta Ziyaid, was victorious in the battle of Matamma against the armies of Damot Peasant Revolt.
• Outremer was attacked by the Greek realm of El-Arishian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kaisarios.
• Husam of Damot Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.

1337

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Lord Mayor Hildebert of Holstein, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Sweden.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious' won the war against High Chief Begter III of Turgay.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by King Thomas of Georgia, was victorious in the battle of El-Arish against the armies of El-Arishian Peasant Revolt.
• Kaisarios of El-Arishian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer went to war against Chief Zhilugu of Zaysan.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer went to war against Chief Nieli of Anuy.

1338

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Doge Guillaume of Air, was victorious in the battle of Munio against the armies of Bornian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Guiges de Saint-Omer, was victorious in the battle of Ob against the armies of Anuy.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Duke Eudes III of Basra, was victorious in the battle of Katun against the armies of Zaysan.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Antalo.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious' won the war against Chief Nieli of Anuy.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious' won the war against Chief Zhilugu of Zaysan.
• Gaucher Karling created the title of Kingdom of Cumania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer went to war against Khan Ukhuna of Mongolia.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by King Guiges of Khazaria, was victorious in the battle of Udmurts against the armies of Mongolia.

1339

• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Matamma.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by King Geoffroy of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Tannu Ola against the armies of Mongolia.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious' won the war against Khan Ukhuna of Mongolia.
• Pope Martinus II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Khorasan from the Buddhists.

1340

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Count Mahdi of Sus, was victorious in the battle of Birjand against the armies of Tibet.

1341

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Aubry Touvakes, was victorious in the battle of Farrah against the armies of Tibet.
• Pope Martinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 March, 1341.
• Outremer was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Matamman Peasant Revolt, ruled by Dawit.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer successfully led his armies, taking Furg from the enemy.
• The Crusade declared by Martinus ended with the successful conquest of Khorasan from the Buddhists.

1342

• Outremer was attacked by the Soninke realm of Oualatan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sandaki.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Guiges de Saint-Omer, was victorious in the battle of Gojjam against the armies of Matamman Peasant Revolt.
• Dawit of Matamman Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Baron Louis of Bourem, was victorious in the battle of Oualata against the armies of Oualatan Peasant Revolt.
• Jerusalem lost Jerusalem to the forces of Doux Eugenios of Galilee.
• Sandaki of Oualatan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.
• Outremer was attacked by the Greek realm of Lollard Uprising, ruled by Matthaios.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Duke Komitas of Tao, was victorious in the battle of Tao against the armies of Lollard Uprising.
• Matthaios of Lollard Uprising lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.
• Outremer was attacked by the French realm of Aragon, ruled by Duke Boson.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious' tried but failed to imprison Duke Boson of Aragon, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Outremer was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Gojjam Peasant Revolt, ruled by Azam.

1343

• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of Aragon, commanded by Duke Boson of Aragon.
• Outremer was attacked by the Kirghiz realm of Thisagetan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alcibay.
• Outremer was attacked by the French realm of Gainsborough, ruled by Baron Baudouin.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Mayor Altan of Uchel, was victorious in the battle of Thisageta against the armies of Thisagetan Peasant Revolt.
• Alcibay of Thisagetan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.

1344

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Mayor Alberich of Bologna, was victorious in the battle of Armagnac against the armies of Aragon.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Mayor Alberich of Bologna, was victorious in the battle of Bearn against the armies of Aragon.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Doge Guillaume of Air, was victorious in the battle of Gojjam against the armies of Gojjam Peasant Revolt.
• Azam of Gojjam Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Duke Aubry of Merv, was victorious in the battle of Armagnac against the armies of Aragon.
• Duke Boson of Aragon 'the Ill-Ruler' lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.
• Outremer was attacked by the Persian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Bahman.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Baron Roger of Le Puiset, was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the armies of Sweden.
• Baron Baudouin of Gainsborough lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.

1345

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Guiges de Saint-Omer, was victorious in the battle of Nishapur against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Bahman of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.
• Emperor Gaucher of Outremer supported King Ancel of Zhetysu in war against his enemies.
• Outremer was attacked by the Karluk realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Esdem.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Outremer, commanded by Bishop Paschalis of Ashche-Say, was victorious in the battle of Ilek against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Esdem of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Outremer 'the Victorious'.

1346

• Gaucher Karling created the title of Empire of Germania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania went to war against Torolchi of Mongolian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Guiges de Saint-Omer, was victorious in the battle of Irtysh against the armies of Mongolia.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Mayor Chumbulat of Vyksa, was victorious in the battle of Cheremisa against the armies of Sweden.

1347

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Henri de Sarvay, was victorious in the battle of Dunkheger against the armies of Mongolian Revolt.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious' won the war against Torolchi of Mongolian Revolt.

1348

• Germania was attacked by the Persian realm of Mervian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yousef.
• Yousef of Mervian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious'.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Duke Timerec of Polotsk, was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the armies of Sweden.

1349

• King Aymar, the heir of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, was slain by Duke Ubayd of Shewa in personal combat on 27 July, 1349.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Count Boson of Cornouaille, was victorious in the battle of Werben against the armies of Sweden.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania went to war against Khan Ukhuna of Mongolia.

1350

• Prince Aymar of Abyssinia married Melisende, daughter of Count Aymar of Ilam.
• Bohemond, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Gaucher of Germania.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Doge Guillaume of Air, was victorious in the battle of Dunkheger against the armies of Mongolia.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Count Neophytos of Kaliopolis, was victorious in the battle of Cheremisa against the armies of Swedish Revolt.

1351

• Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious' won the war against Khan Ukhuna of Mongolia 'the Frail'.
• Gaucher Karling usurped the Duchy of Beshbaliq from Tumen Borjigin.
• Gaucher Karling usurped the County of Dunkheger from Tumen Borjigin.
• Germania was attacked by the French realm of Navarra, ruled by King Loup.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious' tried but failed to imprison King Loup of Navarra, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1352

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Guilhem de Fezensac, was victorious in the battle of Lusignan against the armies of Navarra.
• King Loup of Navarra lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious'.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania went to war against Khan Babur of Mongolia.

1353

• Germania was attacked by the French realm of Norway, ruled by Queen Jeanne 'the Wise'.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Guiges de Saint-Omer, was victorious in the battle of Abakan against the armies of Mongolia.

1354

• A giant destroyed several villages in Bihar, but then disappeared without trace.

1355

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Jacques d'Apremont, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khorum against the armies of Mongolia.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious' won the war against Khan Babur of Mongolia 'the Tormentor'.

1356

• Emperor Gaucher of Germania made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

1357

• Empress Usunbike 'the Kind', the wife of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, died of severe stress on 19 June, 1357.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania married Adele, daughter of Savary de Bellegarde.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania went to war against Khan Bolkhadar of Mongolia.

1358

• Germania was attacked by the Khazar realm of Sarpan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bihor.

1359

• Emperor Gaucher of Germania successfully led his armies, taking Gurvan Saikhan from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Bishop Bohemond of Ashche-Say, was victorious in the battle of Yegorlyk against the armies of Sarpan Peasant Revolt.
• Bihor of Sarpan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious'.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania was victorious in the battle of Aj Bogd against the army of Mongolia, commanded by Khan Bolkhadar of Mongolia.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious' won the war against Khan Bolkhadar of Mongolia.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania went to war against Khagan Altan of the Mongol Empire.

1360

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by King Rorgon of Iraq, was victorious in the battle of Aj Bogd against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Germania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Jabir.

1361

• Pope Martinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 14 February, 1361.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Duke Kyros III of Aleppo, was victorious in the battle of Tus against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Jabir of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious'.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious' won the war against Khagan Altan of the Mongol Empire.
• Gaucher Karling usurped the County of Aj Bogd from Altan Borjigin.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Hug of Bornholm, was victorious in the battle of Blekinge against the armies of Sweden.

1362

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Mayor Feodor of Damgarten, was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the armies of Sweden.

1363

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Count Gijsbrecht of Plzen, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Count Gijsbrecht of Plzen, was victorious in the battle of South Bohemia against the armies of Sweden.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania supported Queen Marthe of Zhetysu in war against her enemies.
• King Melaku II of Abyssinia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, converted from Monophysite to Catholic.

1364

• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Jacques d'Apremont, was victorious in the battle of Ishim against the armies of Tobol.
• Germania was attacked by the Mande realm of Doduguan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mamadi.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania went to war against Tsenmo Camakakhura Thrimalo II of Tibet.

1365

• Germania was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Rostovian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eadbald.
• Germania was attacked by the French realm of Aurillaci Peasant Revolt, ruled by Onfroy.

1366

• Emperor Gaucher of Germania successfully led his armies, taking Yuanquan from the enemy.
• Gaucher Karling usurped the Caspian Steppe from Luchino Ovseti.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania successfully led his armies, taking Yulin from the enemy.
• Onfroy of Aurillaci Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious'.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious' won the war against Tsenpo Camakakhura Namzhungtsen V of Tibet.
• Germania was attacked by the Berber realm of Gabesian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mu'izz.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Prince-Archbishop Payen of Tver, was victorious in the battle of Yuryev against the armies of Rostovian Peasant Revolt.
• Eadbald of Rostovian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious'.
• Mu'izz of Gabesian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious'.
• Germania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Musa.
• Mamadi of Doduguan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious'.

1367

• Germania was attacked by the French realm of Badajoz, ruled by King Charles II.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious' tried but failed to imprison King Charles II of Badajoz, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Gaucher of Germania, commanded by Valeran Fromonides, was victorious in the battle of Wag against the armies of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Musa of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Emperor Gaucher of Germania 'the Victorious'.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania was victorious in the battle of Toledo against the army of Badajoz, commanded by King Charles II of Badajoz.
• Emperor Gaucher of Germania died in battle on 4 May, 1367. His son, Bohemond, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Barcelona.
• King Charles II of Badajoz 'the Vengeful' lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania.
• Germania was attacked by the French realm of Aquitaine, ruled by King Savary.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania tried but failed to imprison King Savary of Aquitaine, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1368

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bishop Savary of Grabow, was defeated in the battle of Kujawy against the armies of Aquitaine.
• Germania was attacked by the German realm of Wurzburger Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arnulf.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Valeran Fromonides, was victorious in the battle of Narbonne against the armies of Aquitaine.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bishop Ogier of Luneville, was defeated in the battle of Lorraine against the armies of Aquitaine.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Mayor Werner of Aschaffenburg, was victorious in the battle of Wurzburg against the armies of Wurzburger Peasant Revolt.
• Arnulf of Wurzburger Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania.
• Constantinople lost Constantinople to the forces of Duchess Etiennette of Aquitaine.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Mayor Louis of Jelling, was victorious in the battle of Aalborg against the armies of Sweden.
• King Savary of Aquitaine lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania.
• Germania was attacked by the French realm of Gascogne, ruled by Duke Hamelin 'the Holy'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania tried but failed to imprison Duke Hamelin of Gascogne 'the Holy', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1369

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Prince Aymar of Abyssinia, was victorious in the battle of al-Ahqaf against the armies of Najrani Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Valeran Fromonides, was victorious in the battle of Agen against the armies of Gascogne.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Prince-Bishop Geoffroy of Narbonne, was victorious in the battle of Toulouse against the armies of Gascogne.
• The armies of Germania, led by Thomas, captured Bagdad.
• Bagdad lost Bagdad to the forces of Emperor Bohemond of Germania.

1370

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Count Gijsbrecht of Plzen, was victorious in the battle of Lorraine against the armies of Gascogne.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Queen Alix of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the armies of Gascogne.
• Germania was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Heratian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Balpo.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Duke Parush II of Murom, was victorious in the battle of Rostov against the armies of Sweden.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Bohemond 'the Holy'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Mayor Humbert of Kenekesyr, was victorious in the battle of Khiva against the armies of Sweden.
• Germania was attacked by the Lithuanian realm of Sudovian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Daugvilas.
• Duke Hamelin of Gascogne 'the Holy' lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania went to war against Khan Bolkhadar of Mongolia.

1371

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Prince Foulques of Bavaria, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Sudovian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Duke Ebbon of Kabulistan, was victorious in the battle of Badghis against the armies of Heratian Peasant Revolt.
• Balpo of Heratian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• Daugvilas of Sudovian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• The armies of Germania, led by Duke Antonios II of Sarkel, captured Constantinople.
• Constantinople lost Constantinople to the forces of Emperor Bohemond of Germania.

1372

• Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy' won the war against Khan Bolkhadar of Mongolia.
• Bohemond Karling created the title of Kingdom of Mongolia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania went to war against High Chief Qazghaq of Gobi Altay.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Prince-Bishop Othon of Irtysh, was victorious in the battle of Zavkhan against the armies of Gobi Altay.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Doge Jamal of Air, was victorious in the battle of Otuken against the armies of Betpaqdala.

1373

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bishop Vezian of Mazyr, was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the armies of Sweden.
• Pope Urbanus III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Khotan from the Buddhists.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bernard d'Hautpoul, was victorious in the battle of Sugrov against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bertrand de Pontchateau, was victorious in the battle of Yazd against the armies of Tibet.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by King Rorgon of Iraq, was victorious in the battle of Zavkhan against the armies of Barkul.

1374

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Boson de Salins, was victorious in the battle of Amol against the armies of Tibet.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania married Princess Valence, daughter of King Guillaume II of Aquitaine.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Boson de Salins, was victorious in the battle of Amol against the armies of Rajputana.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Count Cudan of Eastern Sayan, was victorious in the battle of Zavkhan against the armies of Barkul.
• Germania was attacked by the Sogdian realm of Uveki Peasant Revolt, ruled by Methakan.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by King Godefroy of Al-Jazira, was victorious in the battle of Khasagt Khairkhan against the armies of Gobi Altay.

1375

• Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy' won the war against High Chief Qazghaq of Gobi Altay 'the Just'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Count Kyrillos of Buzachi, was victorious in the battle of Bolghar against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bishop Tuzniq of Marks, was victorious in the battle of Uvek against the armies of Uveki Peasant Revolt.
• Methakan of Uveki Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania went to war against High Chief Ulugbash of Barkul.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Duke Arnoul of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Kashgar against the armies of Tibet.
• King Robin of Aquitaine married Countess Jeanne, daughter of Duke Nicolas of Upper Brittany.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bishop Guillaume of Treves, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Tibet.

1376

• Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy' won the war against High Chief Ulugbash of Barkul.
• Queen Melisende of Iraq, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, converted from Catholic to Waldensian.
• Sigismond, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Bohemond of Germania.
• The Crusade declared by Urbanus ended with the successful conquest of Khotan from the Buddhists.
• Bohemond Karling created the title of Duchy of Gobi Altay, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania went to war against Khagan Altan of the Mongol Empire.

1377

• Gyelmo Adele of Khotan supported Gyelmo Adele of Khotan in war against her enemies.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by King Lothaire of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Kumul against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Doge Jamal of Air, was victorious in the battle of Anxi against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Germania was attacked by the Greek realm of Zetan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bosporios.

1378

• Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy' won the war against Khagan Altan of the Mongol Empire 'the Great'.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the County of Barkul from Nayaga Quchan.

1379

• Emperor Bohemond of Germania went to war against Batu of Mongol Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bernard, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Zetan Peasant Revolt.
• Bosporios of Zetan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.

1380

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bernard, was victorious in the battle of Canarias against the armies of Sweden.
• Constantinople lost Constantinople to the forces of Emperor Bohemond of Germania.
• Gyelmo Adele of Khotan supported Gyelmo Adele of Khotan in war against her enemies.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bernard, was victorious in the battle of Tribandapura against the armies of the Bengal Empire.

1381

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Count Evrard of Satakunta, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Sweden.

1382

• Germania was attacked by the Mande realm of Doduguan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mamoudou.

1383

• Queen Heloise of Denmark, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, converted from Catholic to Cathar.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Gilles de Beauvoir, was victorious in the battle of Dodugu against the armies of Doduguan Peasant Revolt.
• Mamoudou of Doduguan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.

1384

• Emperor Bohemond of Germania went to war against High Chief Yesugei of Tarbagatai.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania went to war against High Chief Bala of Kazakh.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Duke Jacques of Moray, was victorious in the battle of Betpaqdala against the armies of Kazakh.

1385

• Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy' won the war against High Chief Bala of Kazakh.
• Queen Adele of Khotan supported Queen Adele of Khotan in war against her enemies.

1386

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Gilles de Beauvoir, was victorious in the battle of Trigarta against the armies of Tibet.
• The armies of Germania, led by Mayor Petros of Blanche Garde, captured Alexandria.
• Queen Margarita of Andalusia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, converted from Orthodox to Catholic.

1387

• Germania was attacked by the French realm of Iraq, ruled by Queen Melisende 'the Blessed'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy' tried but failed to imprison Queen Melisende of Iraq 'the Blessed', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Gilles de Beauvoir, was victorious in the battle of Samarra against the armies of Iraq.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Gilles de Beauvoir, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Iraq.

1388

• Germania was attacked by the Mongol realm of Changchub's Host, ruled by Changchub.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Gilles de Beauvoir, was victorious in the battle of Irbil against the armies of Iraq.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania successfully led his armies, taking Om from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania successfully led his armies, taking Butovka from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania successfully led his armies, taking Omskiy from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania successfully led his armies, taking Tara from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania successfully led his armies, taking Karbyza from the enemy.

1389

• Emperor Bohemond of Germania successfully led his armies, taking Narim from the enemy.
• Queen Melisende of Iraq 'the Blessed' lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• Germania was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Anxian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Lukhong.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania was victorious in the battle of Tura against the army of Changchub's Host, commanded by Changchub of Changchub's Host.
• Changchub of Changchub's Host lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Eustache of Khorasanian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Burtasy against the armies of Sweden.
• Germania was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Amolian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sumnang.
• Sumnang of Amolian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Gilles de Beauvoir, was victorious in the battle of Yumen against the armies of Anxian Peasant Revolt.
• Lukhong of Anxian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Gilles de Beauvoir, was victorious in the battle of Bome against the armies of Tibet.

1390

• Germania was attacked by the French realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Sigismond.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Count Num of Vashka, was victorious in the battle of Canarias against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Queen Alexeia of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Kiev against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• Sigismond of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania went to war against Khagan Altan of the Mongol Empire.
• Germania was attacked by the Greek realm of Kakhetian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Dorotheos.

1391

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Gilles de Beauvoir, was victorious in the battle of Qaidam against the armies of Mongol Revolt.
• Germania was attacked by the Alan realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Gubaz.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Gilles de Beauvoir, was victorious in the battle of Nagormo against the armies of Mongol Revolt.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy' won the war against Khagan Altan of the Mongol Empire 'the Great'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Mayor Yasynya of Kuli-Yurt, was victorious in the battle of Terek against the armies of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Gubaz of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Prince Eustache of Syria, was victorious in the battle of Kakheti against the armies of Kakhetian Peasant Revolt.
• Dorotheos of Kakhetian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania went to war against Batu of Mongol Revolt.

1392

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bishop Frederic of Alba-la-Romaine, was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the armies of Sweden.
• Germania was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Bamiyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Deu.

1393

• Pope Urbanus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 20 May, 1393.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Bishop Francois of Ashche-Say, was victorious in the battle of Bamian against the armies of Bamiyan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, commanded by Doge Jamal of Air, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of Mongol Revolt.
• Deu of Bamiyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Germania 'the Holy' won the war against Batu of Mongol Revolt 'the Lame'.
• Queen Alexeia of Thrace, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.
• Queen Isabelle of Jerusalem, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.
• Queen Margarita of Andalusia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.
• Queen Alexeia of Thrace, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond of Germania, converted from Lollard to Catholic.
• Bohemond Karling created the title of Empire of Hispania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1394

• Hispania was attacked by the Croatian realm of England, ruled by King Andrija.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy' tried but failed to imprison King Andrija of England, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Northampton against the army of England, commanded by King Andrija of England.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Thierry, was victorious in the battle of Kumul against the armies of England.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Alderic of Liege, was victorious in the battle of Lorraine against the armies of England.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Loukas of Antequara, was victorious in the battle of Ahvaz against the armies of England.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Yves of Dezful, was victorious in the battle of Leeds against the armies of England.
• King Kresimir of England lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania went to war against Bernard of Oghuz Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Patrician Robin of de Arelat, was victorious in the battle of Gelre against the armies of Sweden.

1395

• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Barskhan against the army of Oghuz Revolt, commanded by Bernard of Oghuz Revolt.
• Hispania was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Lollard Uprising, ruled by Wimarano.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Khaylam against the army of Oghuz Revolt, commanded by Bernard of Oghuz Revolt.
• Wimarano of Lollard Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy' won the war against Bernard of Oghuz Revolt 'the Just'.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the County of Balasagun from Bernard Premyslid.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania went to war against Subetei of Mongol Revolt.

1396

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Berg, ruled by Baron Simon.
• Hispania was attacked by the Alan realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Akhsar.
• The armies of Hispania, led by Bishop Benoit of Hezar Dar, captured Bagdad.
• Bagdad lost Bagdad to the forces of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Duke Guy of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Kuma against the armies of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Akhsar of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Bernard, was victorious in the battle of Fuqi against the armies of Mongol Revolt.
• Baron Simon of Berg lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• King Sigismond of England married Duchess Beatrix, daughter of Duke Aymar of Arabia.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Lorrainian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gilbert.

1397

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Foulques of Cravant, was victorious in the battle of Metz against the armies of Lorrainian Peasant Revolt.
• Gilbert of Lorrainian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.

1398

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Alain des Roches, was victorious in the battle of Kumul against the armies of Mongol Revolt.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy' won the war against Subetei of Mongol Revolt 'the Just'.

1399

• Bohemond Karling usurped the Kingdom of Wales from Helvis de Hradyzk.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Duchy of Gwynedd from Baudouin Bernhard-Karling.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Duchy of Munster from Aldebert Faroaldingi.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania went to war against Gaucelin of Oghuz Revolt.
• Adele, the mother of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, died a natural death on 2 October, 1399.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Almaty against the army of Oghuz Revolt, commanded by Gaucelin of Oghuz Revolt.
• Hispania was attacked by the Kirghiz realm of Visheran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Erkin.

1400

• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Karluk against the army of Oghuz Revolt, commanded by Gaucelin of Oghuz Revolt.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy' won the war against Gaucelin of Oghuz Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Aldebert Thisagetid, was victorious in the battle of Vishera against the armies of Visheran Peasant Revolt.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bolghar realm of Kudymkarian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sandilkh.
• Erkin of Visheran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by King Guiges of Georgia, was victorious in the battle of Kudymkar against the armies of Kudymkarian Peasant Revolt.
• Sandilkh of Kudymkarian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Duchy of Franche Comte from Arnaud Belojevic.

1401

• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania went to war against King Cenek of Oghuz.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Duke Guy of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Tengiz against the armies of Oghuz.

1402

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Dunhuanger Peasant Revolt, ruled by Geoffroy.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy' won the war against King Cenek of Oghuz.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Lord Mayor Nuyat of Anxi, was victorious in the battle of Dunhuang against the armies of Dunhuanger Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Frederic, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Sweden.
• Geoffroy of Dunhuanger Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Gargamel de La Rochelle, was victorious in the battle of Soria against the armies of Sweden.

1403

• In Alto Aragon, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Bohemond.

1404

• Queen Margarita of Andalusia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, converted from Lollard to Catholic.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Kingdom of Burgundy from Marie Karling.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Karashari Peasant Revolt, ruled by Trisong.
• Hispania was attacked by the Kanuri realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Ghana.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Doge Gelduin of Kumul, was victorious in the battle of Kubera against the armies of Karashari Peasant Revolt.
• Trisong of Karashari Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.

1405

• Hispania was attacked by the Nenets realm of Veliky Ustugian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Xeryuchi.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania went to war against Gaucelin of Oghuz Revolt.
• Ghana of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• Mecca lost Mecca to the forces of Queen Melisande of Yemen.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Duke Bulcan of Veliky Ustug, was victorious in the battle of Hlynov against the armies of Veliky Ustugian Peasant Revolt.
• Xeryuchi of Veliky Ustugian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• Bohemond Karling created the title of Duchy of Velsk, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Derbyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Adrien.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Bourgogne de Heismes, was victorious in the battle of Derby against the armies of Derbyan Peasant Revolt.
• Adrien of Derbyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.

1406

• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy' won the war against Gaucelin of Oghuz Revolt 'the Great'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Andalusia, ruled by Queen Margarita 'the Butcher'.
• Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy' tried but failed to imprison Queen Margarita of Andalusia 'the Butcher', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Yves, was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by King Louis of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Andalusia.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bolghar realm of Keltma Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yencepi.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Orson Karling, was victorious in the battle of Marsan against the armies of Andalusia.
• King Sigismond 'the Cleansing Flame', the heir of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, was slain by Count Alagh of Tuul in a chaotic battlefield duel on 10 October, 1406.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Orson Karling, was victorious in the battle of Poitiers against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by King Louis of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of Andalusia.
• Queen Margarita of Andalusia 'the Butcher' lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.

1407

• A star fell from the sky in Pereyaslavl, killing three cows.

1408

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by King Arnaud IV of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Votyaki against the armies of Keltma Peasant Revolt.
• Yencepi of Keltma Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond of Hispania 'the Holy'.
• King Etienne of Scotland, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Waldensian.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Kingdom of France from Chiledu Adhandevid.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Kingdom of Saxony from Balduin Herluins.
• Pope Victor III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Guge from the Buddhists.

1409

• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Duke Abram of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Schwyz against the armies of Schwyzian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Chulgetei, was defeated in the battle of Sarangpur against the armies of Tibet.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond of Hispania, commanded by Baron Raoul of Nough, was victorious in the battle of Kerman against the armies of the Bengal Empire.

1410

• Emperor Bohemond I of Hispania died of Great Pox on 1 March, 1410. His grandson, Bohemond, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Barkul.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Arnaud IV of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Gegyai against the armies of Tibet.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Athom, was defeated in the battle of Makran against the armies of the Bengal Empire.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Busir of Jalula, was victorious in the battle of Rayy against the armies of the Bengal Empire.

1411

• King Etienne of Scotland, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Waldensian to Catholic.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Mtskhetan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Neophytos.
• King Etienne of Scotland, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Waldensian.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Nizam of Kaj, was defeated in the battle of Bam against the armies of the Bengal Empire.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Count Raimbaut of Arrajan, was victorious in the battle of Chaghaniyan against the armies of Tibet.
• Hispania was attacked by the Kirghiz realm of Burkhani Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ulugbash.

1412

• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Fustatian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Nasr.
• The Crusade declared by Victor ended with the successful conquest of Guge from the Buddhists.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Bohemond II 'the Crusader'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Alan realm of Alanian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Zaur.
• Zaur of Alanian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Count Ilterish of Eastern Sayan, was victorious in the battle of Burkhan Buudai against the armies of Burkhani Peasant Revolt.
• Ulugbash of Burkhani Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Count Clotaire of Piemonte, was victorious in the battle of Mtshketa against the armies of Mtskhetan Peasant Revolt.
• Neophytos of Mtskhetan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Baudouin of Chernobyl, was victorious in the battle of Fustat against the armies of Fustatian Peasant Revolt.
• Nasr of Fustatian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Khan Cenek of Zhetysu.

1413

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Thomas de Stromoncourt, was victorious in the battle of Turgay against the armies of Zhetysu.
• Hispania was attacked by the Kirghiz realm of Omer Peasant Revolt, ruled by Iltughun.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Antoine of Purang, was victorious in the battle of Garhwal against the armies of Tibet.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Khan Cenek of Zhetysu 'Ironside'.
• Iltughun of Omer Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.

1414

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Prince Hugues of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Doti against the armies of Tibet.
• The armies of Hispania, led by Mayor Musa of Kembolcha, captured Mecca.
• Mecca lost Mecca to the forces of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Prince Hugues of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Kurmanchal against the armies of Tibet.
• Maharaja Gos Sutse II of Nepal 'the Frog' lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• King Etienne of Scotland, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Waldensian to Catholic.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Mayor Shumul of Shagan.
• King Etienne of Scotland, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.

1415

• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Mayor Shumul of Shagan.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania married Kyriake, daughter of Anatolios Blachernites.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Al Jawfian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Shaiban.

1416

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Count Jaspert of Al 'Aqabah, was victorious in the battle of Al 'Ula against the armies of Al Jawfian Peasant Revolt.
• Shaiban of Al Jawfian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Basileus Romanos of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Prince Hugues of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Arnaud IV of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Kastoria against the armies of Manuel's Host.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Theodoros of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Count Innokentios of Irbil, was victorious in the battle of Maragha against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Nicolas of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Cephalonia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Constantine, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Basileus Romanos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Hammer'.

1417

• Bohemond Karling created the title of Kingdom of Volga Bulgaria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Nicolas of Andalusia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Monophysite.
• King Lothaire of Iraq, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Monophysite.
• King Rorgues of Oghuz, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Monophysite.
• King Richard of Khorasan, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Monophysite.
• King Barthelemi of Vladimir, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Monophysite.

1418

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Waldensian Uprising, ruled by Charles.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Prince Hugues of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Quattara against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.
• Charles of Waldensian Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Duke Godefroy of Damietta.
• King Rorgues of Oghuz, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Monophysite to Catholic.
• Bohemond Karling created the title of Duchy of Zhetysu, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Bohemond Karling created the title of Duchy of Barkul, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Bohemond Karling created the title of Kingdom of Crimea, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Arnaud IV of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Damietta against the armies of Damietta.

1419

• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Duke Godefroy of Damietta.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against King Rosso of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Lothaire of Iraq, was victorious in the battle of Capua against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Lothaire of Iraq, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Sicily.

1420

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Rorgon of Cumania, was victorious in the battle of Chieti against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Sigismond, was victorious in the battle of Reggio against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Rorgon of Cumania, was victorious in the battle of Foggia against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Henri III of Poland, was victorious in the battle of Cosenza against the armies of Sicily.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against King Rosso of Sicily 'the Magnanimous'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Hindustani realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Draupada.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Sigismond of Lucon, was victorious in the battle of Zeeland against the armies of Sweden.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Waldensian Uprising, ruled by Herbert.

1421

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Adelmo of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Armail against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Draupada of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Boson de Geneve, was victorious in the battle of Quattara against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.
• Herbert of Waldensian Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Konjikala.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Mayor Helias of Eivissa.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Mayor Raymond of Quimperle.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Mayor Hanus of Mikulov.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Mayor Helias of Eivissa.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Mayor Raymond of Quimperle.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Mayor Hanus of Mikulov.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Bishop Geraud of LandEvennec.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Bishop Premysl of Trebic.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Bishop Foulques of Debre Zeyit.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Bishop Geraud of LandEvennec.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Bishop Premysl of Trebic.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Bishop Foulques of Debre Zeyit.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Bishop Zacharias of Felanitx.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Argbadh Shahrokh of Rostamrood.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Bishop Pierre of Suert.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Baron Louis of Chalons.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Taishi Gaucher of Conflens.

1422

• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Bishop Zacharias of Felanitx.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Argbadh Shahrokh of Rostamrood.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Baron Louis of Chalons.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Taishi Gaucher of Conflens.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Suert from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Bishop Pierre of Suert.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Baron Ulrich of Vakash.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Count Gilbert of Menorca.
• The armies of Hispania, led by Duchess Alix of Cordoba, captured Cordoba.
• Cordoba lost Cordoba to the forces of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania.
• Hispania was attacked by the Persian realm of Konjikali Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ghobad.
• Ghobad of Konjikali Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Baron Ulrich of Vakash.

1423

• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Count Gilbert of Menorca.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Baron Yves of Rotenburg.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Baron Alighiero of Faenza.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against High Chief Dayir of Zabulistan.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Kakhetian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Andreas.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Boson de Geneve, was victorious in the battle of Ghazna against the armies of Zabulistan.
• Hispania was attacked by the Mongol realm of Tabaristani Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bugidai.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Rotenburg from the enemy.
• Andreas of Kakhetian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Baron Aymar of Rotenburg.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Baron Alighiero of Faenza.
• Bugidai of Tabaristani Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against High Chief Alchidai II of Zabulistan.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against King Otto of Frisia.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against King Maeloc of Brittany.

1424

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Sigismond of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Holland against the armies of Frisia.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Sigismond of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Penthievre against the armies of Brittany.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against King Maeloc of Brittany.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania made a pious pilgrimage to Canterbury.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Khan Josselin of Valencia.

1425

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Thiebaut of Bothme, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Duke Savary of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Jabal Qufs against the armies of Tibet.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Bohemia, ruled by King Thomas.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Westfrieslander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Charles.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Westfriesland against the army of Westfrieslander Peasant Revolt, commanded by Charles of Westfrieslander Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Khan Josselin of Valencia 'the Pious'.
• Charles of Westfrieslander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.

1426

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Sigismond of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Vel against the armies of Bohemia.

1427

• King Thomas of Bohemia lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Queen Etiennette of Ireland.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Boson de Geneve, was victorious in the battle of West Connacht against the armies of Ireland.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Duke Aymar III of Galloway, was victorious in the battle of Teviotdale against the armies of Sweden.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Queen Etiennette of Ireland 'the Evil'.
• King Najib of Abyssinia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Monophysite to Catholic.
• Khan Josselin of Valencia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Bogomilist to Catholic.

1428

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Louis of Austrasia, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Sweden.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Theodosios of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Archambaud of Georgian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Melitene against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Sigismond of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Qazwin against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Maurice of Akhaltsikhe, was victorious in the battle of Koloneia against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Count Lovro of Innsbruck, was victorious in the battle of Amorion against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• Hispania was attacked by the Karluk realm of Utvan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Buqa.

1429

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Adelmo of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Ani against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Henri III of Poland, was victorious in the battle of Ilek against the armies of Utvan Peasant Revolt.
• Buqa of Utvan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Theodosios of Byzantine Revolt 'the Tormentor'.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Sinjar.

1430

• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against King Jan of Frisia.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Vlaardingen from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Dordrecht from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against King Jan of Frisia.
• Hispania was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Lindsfarner Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sigeraed.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Boson de Geneve, was victorious in the battle of Lindisfarne against the armies of Lindsfarner Peasant Revolt.
• Sigeraed of Lindsfarner Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Mongol realm of Tabaristani Peasant Revolt, ruled by Khabichi.

1431

• Duchess Beatrix 'the Butcher', the mother of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, died of depression on 11 January, 1431.
• Hispania was attacked by the Italian realm of Monferratian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Secondotto.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Boson de Geneve, was victorious in the battle of Qwivir against the armies of Tabaristani Peasant Revolt.
• Khabichi of Tabaristani Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Monferrato against the army of Monferratian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Secondotto of Monferratian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Queen Pernelle of Romagna.
• Secondotto of Monferratian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Rorgon of Cumania, was victorious in the battle of Belgrade against the armies of Pannonia.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Duke Makarios of Pomerania, was victorious in the battle of Vas against the armies of Romagna.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Grado from the enemy.

1432

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Adelmo of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Zvolen against the armies of Pannonia.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Aquileia from the enemy.
• The armies of Hispania, led by Duke Makarios of Pomerania, captured Cologne.
• Cologne lost Cologne to the forces of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Queen Pernelle of Romagna 'the Just'.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Tigrinya Peasant Revolt, ruled by Khalil.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Evrard de Roquefeuil, was victorious in the battle of Akordat against the armies of Tigrinya Peasant Revolt.
• Khalil of Tigrinya Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Constantine Karling married Princess Sophie, daughter of King Guiges of Georgia.

1433

• Bohemond Karling usurped the Kingdom of Bohemia from Thomas Karling.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Duchy of Blemmyia from Zena Yacobid.

1434

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Africa, ruled by King Hamelin 'the Butcher'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Adelmo of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the armies of Africa.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Basileios Lalakon, was victorious in the battle of Kangra against the armies of Tibet.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Adelmo of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Tadjrift against the armies of Africa.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Evrard de Roquefeuil, was victorious in the battle of Tobruk against the armies of Africa.
• Hispania was attacked by the Breton realm of Vannesian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Urbcen.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Adelmo of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the armies of Africa.
• King Hamelin of Africa 'the Butcher' lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Urbcen of Vannesian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.

1435

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Worms.

1436

• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against King Maurice II of Songhay.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the army of Songhay, commanded by Baron Jean of Manresa.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Evrard de Roquefeuil, was victorious in the battle of Songhay against the armies of Songhay.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Illyinsk.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Evrard de Roquefeuil, was victorious in the battle of Air against the armies of Songhay.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Neuchatelian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Jean.

1437

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Evrard de Roquefeuil, was victorious in the battle of Daura against the armies of Songhay.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Count Arnoul of Om, was victorious in the battle of Neuchatel against the armies of Neuchatelian Peasant Revolt.
• Jean of Neuchatelian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Rorgon of Cumania, was victorious in the battle of Dendi against the armies of Songhay.
• Pope Victor III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 28 June, 1437.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against King Maurice II of Songhay.
• Bohemond Karling created the title of Duchy of Mallorca, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1438

• A goat with three heads was born in Wagadu.

1439

• King Enguerrand II of Crimea, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Lollard to Catholic.
• Cologne lost Cologne to the forces of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania.
• Hispania was attacked by the Italian realm of Monferratian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Serafino.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Mari.

1440

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Peranudet de Melgueil, was victorious in the battle of Monferrato against the armies of Monferratian Peasant Revolt.
• Gabriele of Monferratian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The Miaphysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Karasor.

1441

• King Philaretos of Andalusia, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Monophysite to Catholic.
• Emperor Bohemond II held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.

1442

• Pope Martinus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 5 March, 1442.
• The armies of Hispania, led by Bishop Loup of Kermanshah, captured Bagdad.
• Bagdad lost Bagdad to the forces of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Faereyar.
• Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania.

1443

• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Quena.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Lollard Uprising, ruled by Hamelin.
• Hamelin of Lollard Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.

1444

• Basilissa Kyriake 'the Great', the wife of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, died a natural death on 24 April, 1444.
• Pope Alexander VI declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Sauvira from the Buddhists.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Farava.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bolghar realm of Kudymkarian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Dristar.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Tadjouran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mahdi.

1445

• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Otrarian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Antoine.
• Hispania was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Keriyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Donyo.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Arnaud, was victorious in the battle of Keltma against the armies of Kudymkarian Peasant Revolt.
• Dristar of Kudymkarian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Stephanos of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Sibi against the armies of Tibet.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Duke Miruts of Afar, was victorious in the battle of Zeila against the armies of Tadjouran Peasant Revolt.
• Mahdi of Tadjouran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Duke Prokopios of Uttaranchal, was victorious in the battle of Kunlun against the armies of Keriyan Peasant Revolt.
• Donyo of Keriyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.

1446

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Bishop Theodoros of Lindos, was victorious in the battle of Mansura against the armies of Rajputana.
• Hispania was attacked by the Italian realm of Arborean Peasant Revolt, ruled by Merigo.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Valeran of France, was victorious in the battle of Bhakkar against the armies of Sauvira.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Count Sigismond of Novogrodek, was victorious in the battle of Ludrava against the armies of Rajputana.
• The Crusade declared by Alexander ended with the successful conquest of Sauvira from the Buddhists.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Archambaud de l'Aigle, was victorious in the battle of Arborea against the armies of Arborean Peasant Revolt.
• Merigo of Arborean Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Gaucelin of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Otrar against the armies of Otrarian Peasant Revolt.
• Raimbaut of Otrarian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania supported King Sigismond of Sauvira in war against his enemies.
• Hispania was attacked by the French realm of Medjerdan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gaucelin.

1447

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Mayor Ancel of Hubyn, was victorious in the battle of Korosten against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Archambaud de l'Aigle, was victorious in the battle of Ranikot against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Hispania was attacked by the Karluk realm of Almaliqian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Suluk.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Gaucelin of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Aror against the armies of Rajputana.
• Gaucelin of Medjerdan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Suluk of Almaliqian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.

1448

• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania went to war against Khagan Temur of Tartaria.
• King Eustratios of Sicily, a powerful vassal of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, converted from Catholic to Lollard.

1449

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Baron Gauthier of Zamm, was victorious in the battle of Bukhara against the armies of Tibet.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Gilles de Mayenne, was victorious in the battle of Sakmara against the armies of Tartaria.
• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by Count Dayir of Kanj Rustaq, was victorious in the battle of Chagai against the armies of Tibet.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Khuiten from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Arshaty from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Markakol from the enemy.
• Hispania was attacked by the Greek realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Bartholomaios.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania successfully led his armies, taking Altaya from the enemy.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania married Princess Stephanie, daughter of King Aimery IV of Africa.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader' won the war against Khagan Temur of Tartaria.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Kingdom of Mongolia from Temur Borjigin.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Duchy of Altay from Temur Borjigin.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the County of Khuiten from Temur Borjigin.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the County of Markakol from Temur Borjigin.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the Duchy of Kara Khorum from Temur Borjigin.
• Bohemond Karling usurped the County of Kara Khorum from Temur Borjigin.

1450

• The army of Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania, commanded by King Stephanos of Bulgaria, was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the armies of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Bartholomaios of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania 'the Crusader'.
• Emperor Bohemond II of Hispania supported King Sigismond of Sauvira in war against his enemies.

1451

• The armies of Hispania, led by Patrician Hugues of Gozzadini, captured Rome.

1452

• A star fell from the sky in Aylik, killing three cows.