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Rulers

Name	From	Until	Cause of end of reign	Relationship with predecessor	Primary Holding
King Desiderius		4 February, 780	died a natural death		Lombardy
King Adelchis ''the Cruel''	4 February, 780	14 May, 828	died bedridden and infirm	son of King Desiderius	Lombardy
King Desiderius II ''the Careless''	14 May, 828	30 August, 853	died comatose in bed	son of King Adelchis	Lombardy
King Agilof II ''the Holy''	30 August, 853	29 March, 888	died a natural death	son of King Desiderius II	Lombardy
Emperor Waldipert ''the Great''	29 March, 888	2 June, 923	died a natural death	son of King Agilof II	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Maginulf ''the Great''	2 June, 923	9 April, 954	died of depression	son of Emperor Waldipert	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Taso I	9 April, 954	12 September, 955	died of poor health	son of Emperor Maginulf	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Taso II ''the Wise''	12 September, 955	3 April, 992	died a natural death	Frankish son of Emperor Taso I	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Taso III	3 April, 992	20 May, 1022	died a natural death	son of Emperor Taso II	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Taso IV ''the Pious''	20 May, 1022	31 March, 1043	died of severe stress	son of Emperor Taso III	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Audoin I ''the Just''	31 March, 1043	13 July, 1097	died a maimed cripple	son of Emperor Taso IV	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Audoin II ''the Old''	13 July, 1097	19 May, 1131	died a natural death	son of Emperor Audoin I	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Unulf	19 May, 1131	13 August, 1132	died in an accident	son of Emperor Audoin II	the Holy Roman Empire
Empress Hermelinda ''the Cruel''	13 August, 1132	8 November, 1169	died a natural death	daughter of Emperor Unulf	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Ewin	8 November, 1169	2 March, 1170	died a natural death	kinsman of Empress Hermelinda	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Berin	2 March, 1170	18 July, 1170	died a natural death	kinsman of Emperor Ewin	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Adalgis	18 July, 1170	11 February, 1177	died of an infected wound	kinsman of Emperor Berin	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Saebert	11 February, 1177	9 June, 1181	died a natural death	Anglo-Saxon kinsman of Emperor Adalgis	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Lupus	9 June, 1181	29 October, 1183	died of severe stress	kinsman of Emperor Saebert	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Cynehelm	29 October, 1183	14 March, 1186	died a natural death	Anglo-Saxon kinsman of Emperor Lupus	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Kakko ''the Great''	14 March, 1186	9 November, 1189	died a natural death	kinsman of Emperor Cynehelm	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Erchempert	9 November, 1189	30 August, 1191	died a natural death	kinsman of Emperor Kakko	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Theudoald	30 August, 1191	19 December, 1194	died a natural death	kinsman of Emperor Erchempert	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Ildiches	19 December, 1194	11 June, 1202	died bedridden and infirm	Catholic Christian kinsman of Emperor Theudoald	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Poppo	11 June, 1202	18 August, 1202	died a natural death	kinsman of Emperor Ildiches	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Reccared	18 August, 1202	1 February, 1213	died of severe stress	kinsman of Emperor Poppo	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Aldihoc ''the Holy''	1 February, 1213	10 January, 1224	died a natural death	kinsman of Emperor Reccared	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Assur	10 January, 1224	30 April, 1225	died a natural death	Visigothic kinsman of Emperor Aldihoc	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Landenulf	30 April, 1225	10 September, 1238	died of severe stress	kinsman of Emperor Assur	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Ansprand	10 September, 1238	20 February, 1256	died a natural death	son of Emperor Landenulf	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Radgis I ''the Just''	20 February, 1256	28 June, 1260	died after a period of illness	son of Emperor Ansprand	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Radgis II ''the Just''	28 June, 1260	26 February, 1313	was slain by Sigisbert Alachisling in personal combat	son of Emperor Radgis I	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Atenulf ''the Gentle''	26 February, 1313	29 December, 1320	died in battle against Prince Radwald of the Holy Roman Empire	son of Emperor Radgis II	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Rodgand ''the Great''	29 December, 1320	9 June, 1383	died of poor physique	son of Emperor Atenulf	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Ardoin I ''the Great''	9 June, 1383	13 March, 1403	died a maimed cripple	son of Emperor Rodgand	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Ardoin II ''the Merry''	13 March, 1403	4 October, 1434	died in battle against Sheikh Babak	son of Emperor Ardoin I	the Holy Roman Empire
Emperor Ardoin III	4 October, 1434	31 Dec, 1452	Game Ended	son of Emperor Ardoin II	the Holy Roman Empire

Chronicles

769

• This is the Chronicle of House Alachisling, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
• Lombardy was attacked by the Frankish realm of Middle Francia, ruled by King Karloman.

770

• King Desiderius of Lombardy lost the battle of Nice against the army of Middle Francia, commanded by King Karloman of Middle Francia.

771

• Karloman Karling won the war against King Desiderius of Lombardy.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy supported King Karl of West Francia in war against his enemies.

772

• King Desiderius of Lombardy lost the battle of Bar against the army of West Francian Revolt, commanded by Hnabi of West Francian Revolt.
• Lombardy was attacked by the Lombard realm of Spoleto, ruled by Duke Hildeprand.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy tried but failed to imprison Duke Hildeprand of Spoleto, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

773

• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the army of Spoleto, commanded by Duke Hildeprand of Spoleto.
• Desiderius Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Genoa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Ancona against the army of Spoleto, commanded by Duke Hildeprand of Spoleto.

774

• Lombardy was attacked by the Italian realm of Bolognian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Giberto.
• Desiderius Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Ferrara, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

775

• Duke Hildeprand of Spoleto lost the war against King Desiderius of Lombardy.
• Pope Stephen III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 25 February, 775.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Bologna against the army of Bolognian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Giberto of Bolognian Peasant Revolt.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the army of Bolognian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Giberto of Bolognian Peasant Revolt.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Bologna against the army of Bolognian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Giberto of Bolognian Peasant Revolt.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Modena against the army of Bolognian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Giberto of Bolognian Peasant Revolt.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the army of Bolognian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Giberto of Bolognian Peasant Revolt.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the army of Bolognian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Giberto of Bolognian Peasant Revolt.
• Giberto of Bolognian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Desiderius of Lombardy.
• Desiderius Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Ancona, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

776

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

777

• Queen Ansia, the wife of King Desiderius of Lombardy, died a natural death on 21 April, 777.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy supported King Karl of West Francia in war against his enemies.

778

• King Desiderius of Lombardy supported King Urguist of Pictland in war against his enemies.

779

• Lombardy was attacked by the Italian realm of Sienian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Antoniotto.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Marsan against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Abd-al-Rahman of Umayyad Sultanate.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Armagnac against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Abd-al-Rahman of Umayyad Sultanate.

780

• Pope Zachary II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Smallpox on 2 February, 780.
• King Desiderius of Lombardy died a natural death on 4 February, 780. His son, Adelchis, succeeded to the throne of the kingdom.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy supported King Karl of West Francia in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Count Gaidoald of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Siena against the armies of Sienian Peasant Revolt.
• Lombardy was attacked by the Lombard realm of Lombard Revolt, ruled by Peter.

781

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Count Gaidoald of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Ravenna against the armies of Lombard Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Count Gaidoald of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Urbino against the armies of Lombard Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Count Gaidoald of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Ancona against the armies of Lombard Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Maginulf of Pistoia, was victorious in the battle of Siena against the armies of Sienian Peasant Revolt.
• Antoniotto of Sienian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Adelchis of Lombardy.
• Peter of Lombard Revolt won the war against King Adelchis of Lombardy.

782

• King Adelchis of Lombardy, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Adelchis the Cruel'.
• Lombardy was attacked by the Lombard realm of Apulian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Pandulf.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Count Daufer of Bari, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Apulian Peasant Revolt.

783

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Hildigis, was victorious in the battle of Bari against the armies of Apulian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Hildigis, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Apulian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Theoderich, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Apulian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Theoderich, was victorious in the battle of Foggia against the armies of Apulian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Theoderich, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Apulian Peasant Revolt.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Bari against the army of Apulian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Pandulf of Apulian Peasant Revolt.
• Pandulf of Apulian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel'.

784

• A dragon was seen in the province of Ravenna.

785

• King Adelchis of Lombardy supported King Urguist of Pictland in war against his enemies.

786

• Desiderius, the firstborn son, was born to King Adelchis of Lombardy.

787

• King Adelchis held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.

788

• King Adelchis of Lombardy supported King Karl of West Francia in war against his enemies.

789

• King Adelchis of Lombardy supported King Urguist of Pictland in war against his enemies.

790

• King Adelchis of Lombardy supported King Tassilo III of Bavaria in war against his enemies.

791

• King Adelchis of Lombardy lost the battle of Innsbruck against the army of West Francia, commanded by King Karl of West Francia.

792

• Lombardy was attacked by the Italian realm of Urbinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Leopoldo.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Ancona against the army of Urbinian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Leopoldo of Urbinian Peasant Revolt.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Spoleto against the army of Urbinian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Leopoldo of Urbinian Peasant Revolt.
• Leopoldo of Urbinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel'.

793

• Adelchis Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Apulia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy went to war against Basileus Christophoros of the Byzantine Empire.
• 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.

794

• King Adelchis of Lombardy lost the battle of Brendesion against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Christophoros of the Byzantine Empire.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel' lost the war against Basileus Christophoros of the Byzantine Empire.

795

• King Adelchis of Lombardy supported King Karl of West Francia in war against his enemies.
• Lombardy was attacked by the Lombard realm of Apulia, ruled by Duke Daufer the Whisperer'.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Duke Daufer of Apulia 'the Whisperer', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Aprutium against the army of Apulia, commanded by Duke Daufer of Apulia.

796

• Duke Daufer of Apulia the Whisperer' lost the war against King Adelchis of Lombardy 'the Cruel'.

797

• In Cremona, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Adelchis.

798

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

799

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the province of Verona.

800

• King Adelchis of Lombardy made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

801

• A dragon was seen in the province of Verona.

802

• Pope Donus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 22 September, 802.

803

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Danmark.

804

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Nice against the armies of Danmark.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy went to war against King Ermenegildo of Asturias.
• Pope Celestine II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 27 August, 804.

805

• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Coruna against the army of Asturias, commanded by King Ermenegildo of Asturias.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Oviedo against the army of Asturias, commanded by King Ermenegildo of Asturias.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel' won the war against King Ermenegildo of Asturias 'the Shadow'.

806

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Baron Ariald of Luna, was victorious in the battle of Piombino against the armies of Danmark.
• Lombardy was attacked by the Lombard realm of Orvieto, ruled by Countess Gerperga.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Countess Gerperga of Orvieto, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Baron Ariald of Luna, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of Orvieto.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy lost the battle of Orvieto against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Pascal.

807

• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Pascal.
• Countess Gerperga of Orvieto lost the war against King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel'.
• Lombardy was attacked by the Italian realm of Firenzian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Vittorio.

808

• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the army of Firenzian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Vittorio of Firenzian Peasant Revolt.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the army of Firenzian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Vittorio of Firenzian Peasant Revolt.
• Vittorio of Firenzian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel'.
• Adelchis Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Salerno, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Lombardy was attacked by the Lombard realm of Parma, ruled by Count Lambert.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Count Lambert of Parma, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Parma against the army of Parma, commanded by Count Lambert of Parma.
• Count Lambert of Parma lost the war against King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel'.
• Adelchis Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Modena, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

809

• Duchess Gaatha of Benevento, a powerful vassal of King Adelchis of Lombardy, converted from Catholic to Waldensian.

810

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Agilulf, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of Vestisland.

811

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Agilulf, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of Svithjod.

812

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of Danmark.
• Adelchis Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Pisa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

813

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Verona just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmerss fields.

814

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of Danmark.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of Trondelag.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy went to war against Sultan Abd-al-Rahman III of Umayyad Sultanate.

815

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Verona.

816

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the province of Verona.

817

• Duchess Gaatha of Benevento, a powerful vassal of King Adelchis of Lombardy, converted from Waldensian to Catholic.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Tulaytulah against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Abd-al-Rahman III of Umayyad Sultanate.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Emir Abdullah II of Rasulid Emirate.

818

• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Almansa against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sheikh Mukhtar of Almansa.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of La Mancha against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sheikh Mukhtar of Almansa.

819

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

820

• King Adelchis of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Empuries against the army of Africa, commanded by Sultan Umar of Africa.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Patrician Ursus of Lotharling, was victorious in the battle of Piombino against the armies of Danmark.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel' won the war against Sultan Abd-al-Rahman III of Umayyad Sultanate 'the Cruel'.

821

• Pope Pascal, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 18 March, 821.

822

• Gisela Karling was imprisoned in a dungeon in Pavia by King Adelchis of Lombardy.
• Princess Gisela, the wife of King Adelchis of Lombardy, died in the dungeons of King Adelchis of Lombardy on 22 March, 822.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy went to war against Gregorios of Byzantine Revolt.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy lost the battle of Neapolis against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Samuel of the Byzantine Empire.

823

• Lombardy was attacked by the Italian realm of Sienian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bertoldo.
• King Adelchis of Lombardy married Princess Sholah, daughter of Sultan Akin of Sulamid Sultanate.

824

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Siena against the armies of Sienian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the armies of Sienian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Piombino against the armies of Sienian Peasant Revolt.
• Bertoldo of Sienian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Adelchis of Lombardy the Cruel'.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.

825

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the province of Piemonte.

826

• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Baron Ariald of Luna, was victorious in the battle of Rhegion against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of King Adelchis of Lombardy, commanded by Munichis of Benevenetian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Catanzaro against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.

827

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

828

• King Adelchis of Lombardy died bedridden and infirm on 14 May, 828. His son, Desiderius, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom ergamo.
• The earth shook for three days in Piemonte, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

829

• The army of King Desiderius II of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.

830

• The army of King Desiderius II of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of King Desiderius II of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of King Desiderius II of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Maginulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy won the war against Gregorios of Byzantine Revolt.

831

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

832

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

833

• King Desiderius II held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• Adelchis Alachisling married Fine, daughter of Chief Uargalach of Laigin.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy went to war against Sultan Hakam of Umayyad Sultanate.

834

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

835

• King Desiderius II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Kunka against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Hakam of Umayyad Sultanate.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Hakam of Umayyad Sultanate.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Castellon against the army of Aslamid Emirate, commanded by Emir Aghlab of Aslamid Emirate.
• Duke Liutbrand of Apulia, a powerful vassal of King Desiderius II of Lombardy, converted from Catholic to Fraticelli.

836

• The army of King Desiderius II of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Donnolo of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the armies of Umayyad Sultanate.
• Desiderius Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Genoa from Agelmund de Genoa.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Kunka against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Hakam of Umayyad Sultanate.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy won the war against Sultan Hakam of Umayyad Sultanate the Accursed'.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy supported Queen Elvira of Lombardy in war against her enemies.

837

• King Desiderius II of Lombardy lost the battle of Tulaytulah against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Theodoricho of Catholic Uprising.
• Pope Agapetus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 November, 837.

838

• King Desiderius II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Kunka against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Hakam of Umayyad Sultanate.

839

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

840

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

841

• Lombardy was attacked by the Lombard realm of Urgell, ruled by Countess Erelieva.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy tried but failed to imprison Countess Erelieva of Urgell, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the army of Urgell, commanded by Countess Erelieva of Urgell.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the army of Urgell, commanded by Countess Erelieva of Urgell.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy lost the battle of Urgell against the army of Alto Aragon, commanded by Count Galindo of Alto Aragon.

842

• Countess Erelieva of Urgell made peace with King Desiderius II of Lombardy.

843

• Pope Callixtus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 5 June, 843.
• Elvira de Cantabria was imprisoned in a dungeon in Pavia by King Desiderius II of Lombardy.
• Queen Elvira the Usurper', the wife of King Desiderius II of Lombardy, was executed by King Desiderius II of Lombardy on 8 November, 843.

844

• Desiderius Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Barcelona, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

845

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

846

• King Desiderius II of Lombardy went to war against Fadl of Umayyad Revolt.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy won the war against Emir Fadl of Ali Emirate the Just'.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy went to war against Sultan Garsiya of Umayyad Sultanate.

847

• King Desiderius II of Lombardy, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Desiderius II the Careless'.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Kunka against the army of Valladolid, commanded by Sheikh Alim of Valladolid.

848

• King Desiderius II of Lombardy married Gundeperga, daughter of Duke Ratchis of Salerno.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Castellon against the army of Aslamid Emirate, commanded by Emir Aghlab of Aslamid Emirate.

849

• Pope Felix IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 16 January, 849.
• King Desiderius II of Lombardy the Careless' won the war against Sultan Garsiya of Umayyad Sultanate 'the Unready'.
• Desiderius Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Aragon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

850

• A river flooded parts of Ancona in the spring.

851

• A river flooded parts of Ancona in the spring.

852

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

853

• King Desiderius II of Lombardy died comatose in bed on 30 August, 853. His son, Agilof, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom lbarracin.
• A river flooded parts of Orvieto in the spring.

854

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

855

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the province of Orvieto.

856

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

857

• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported Queen Gaila of Aragon in war against her enemies.

858

• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the army of Aragonian Revolt, commanded by Adelchis of Aragonian Revolt.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the army of Aragonian Revolt, commanded by Adelchis of Aragonian Revolt.

859

• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Ratchis of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Aragonian Revolt.
• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Ratchis Daufingi, was victorious in the battle of Aprutium against the armies of Trondish Revolt.
• Prince Waldchis, the heir of King Agilof II of Lombardy, died a sickly infant on 23 December, 859.

860

• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported King Ranimiro of Asturias in war against his enemies.

861

• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sheikh Diaco of Soria.

862

• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Valladolid against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sheikh Diaco of Soria.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Soria against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Emir Afalawas of Djazairid Emirate.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Emir Afalawas of Djazairid Emirate.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported King Ranimiro of Asturias in war against his enemies.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Emir Muzaffaraddin of Fadilid Emirate.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Valladolid against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sheikh Garsiya of Marrakech.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Leon against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sheikh Abdul-Hasan of Kunka.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Astorga against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sheikh Abdul-Hasan of Kunka.

863

• King Agilof II of Lombardy, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Agilof II the Holy'.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported Queen Gaila of Aragon in war against her enemies.

864

• Lombardy saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

865

• Lombardy saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

866

• Lombardy was attacked by the Italian realm of Lombard Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arsenio.

867

• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Grisons against the armies of Lombard Peasant Revolt.
• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Valais against the armies of Lombard Peasant Revolt.
• Guigliadore of Lombard Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Agilof II of Lombardy the Holy'.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported Queen Gaila of Aragon in war against her enemies.

868

• Prince Waldipert of Lombardy married Princess Gonterote, daughter of King Ermenegildo II of Asturias.

869

• King Agilof II of Lombardy went to war against Sultan Hilal of Umayyad Sultanate.

870

• A goat with three heads was born in Calatayud.

871

• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Soria against the armies of Umayyad Sultanate.

872

• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Umayyad Sultanate.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy the Holy' won the war against Sultan Hilal of Umayyad Sultanate.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported Queen Gaila of Aragon in war against her enemies.
• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Aragonian Revolt.
• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the armies of Aragonian Revolt.

873

• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Aragonian Revolt.
• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Urgell against the armies of Aragonian Revolt.
• Agilof Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Lombardy, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

874

• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported Queen Gaila of Aragon in war against her enemies.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported Queen Gaila of Aragon in war against her enemies.

875

• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported King Adelfonso of Asturias in war against his enemies.

876

• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported Queen Gaila of Aragon in war against her enemies.

877

• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the armies of Alto Aragon.
• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Alto Aragon.
• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the armies of Alto Aragon.

878

• A goat with three heads was born in Piombino.

879

• King Agilof II of Lombardy supported Queen Gaila of Aragon in war against her enemies.

880

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

881

• Pope Anacletus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 2 March, 881.

882

• King Agilof II of Lombardy went to war against Queen Gaila of Aragon.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the army of Aragon, commanded by Queen Gaila of Aragon.

883

• King Agilof II of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the army of Aragon, commanded by Queen Gaila of Aragon.
• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Rosello against the armies of Aragon.
• Queen Austrechild, the wife of King Agilof II of Lombardy, died a natural death on 10 June, 883.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy successfully led his armies, taking Vic from the enemy.

884

• King Agilof II of Lombardy the Holy' won the war against Queen Gaila of Aragon 'the Unready'.
• Agilof Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of Aragon from Gaila Alachisling.

885

• King Agilof II of Lombardy went to war against Vid of Croatian Revolt.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy the Holy' won the war against Chief Vid of Krain.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy went to war against High Chief Duym of Croatia.
• The army of King Agilof II of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Saxo of Friuli, was victorious in the battle of Krain against the armies of Croatia.

886

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

887

• King Agilof II of Lombardy successfully led his armies, taking Krainburg from the enemy.
• King Agilof II of Lombardy the Holy' won the war against High Chief Duym of Croatia 'the Usurper'.
• Agilof Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Carinthia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

888

• King Agilof II of Lombardy died a natural death on 29 March, 888. His son, Waldipert, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom alatayud.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported King Hartmut II of Germany in war against his enemies.
• Queen Gonterote, the wife of King Waldipert of Lombardy, died after a period of illness on 6 May, 888.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy married Princess Eugenia, daughter of Basilissa Eirene of the Byzantine Empire.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported Basilissa Gabrielia of the Byzantine Empire in war against her enemies.
• Pope Lucius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 July, 888.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Count Agelmund of Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Nassau against the armies of German Revolt.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Count Agelmund of Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Leiningen against the armies of German Revolt.

889

• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported King Andica of Germany in war against his enemies.
• Pope Vitalian II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 6 November, 889.

890

• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported King Gausbert of West Francia in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Reccared Lotharling, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Saxony.

891

• Lombardy was attacked by the Lombard realm of Benevento, ruled by Duke Ahthari II.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy tried but failed to imprison Duke Ahthari II of Benevento, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Erchempert of Spoleto, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of Benevento.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Neapolis against the army of Benevento, commanded by Duke Ahthari II of Benevento.
• Pope Simplicius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 19 June, 891.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Capua against the army of Benevento, commanded by Duke Ahthari II of Benevento.
• Duke Ahthari II of Benevento lost the war against King Waldipert of Lombardy.

892

• Pope Hormisdas, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 13 January, 892.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy went to war against Sultan Abdallah II of Umayyad Sultanate.

893

• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Kunka against the armies of Umayyad Sultanate.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the armies of Umayyad Sultanate.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy won the war against Sultan Abdallah II of Umayyad Sultanate.

894

• Prince Hilal of Umayyad Sultanate made peace with King Waldipert of Lombardy.
• Waldipert Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Castille from Hilal Umayyad.

895

• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported King Gausbert of West Francia in war against his enemies.

896

• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Boulogne against the armies of West Francian Revolt.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Artois against the armies of West Francian Revolt.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Amiens against the armies of West Francian Revolt.

897

• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Amiens against the armies of West Francian Revolt.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported Count Liuvericho of Salamanca in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Castelo Branco against the armies of Aslamid Emirate.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Evora against the armies of Aslamid Emirate.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported King Andica of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• Waldipert Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of Castille from Adelfonso Betotez.

898

• Lombardy was attacked by the Lombard realm of Carinthia, ruled by Duke Waldipert.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy tried but failed to imprison Duke Waldipert of Carinthia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported King Gausbert of West Francia in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Waldipert of Lombardy, commanded by Duke Waimar of Friuli, was victorious in the battle of Krain against the armies of Carinthia.
• Prince Waldipert of Lombardy lost the war against King Waldipert of Lombardy.

899

• Pope Valentine, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 18 September, 899.

900

• Pope Nicholas declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Sunnis.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported Pope Nicholas in war against his enemies.

901

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the province of Pisa.

902

• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported Basilissa Gabrielia of the Byzantine Empire in war against her enemies.

903

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

904

• King Waldipert of Lombardy supported King Andica of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy was victorious in the battle of Arsuf against the army of Hajurid Emirate, commanded by Emir Fuad II of Hajurid Emirate.
• Pope Nicholas, leader of all Catholic faithful, died after a period of illness on 10 June, 904.
• The Crusade declared by Lucius ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Sunnis. Waldipert Alachisling became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Waldipert Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Jerusalem, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Waldipert of Lombardy, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Waldipert the Great'.
• Duke Pemmo II of Ancona, a powerful vassal of King Waldipert of Lombardy, converted from Catholic to Cathar.

905

• Waldipert Alachisling was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Lucius III on 29 January, 905, thus restoring the Roman Empire in the West.

906

• The army of Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Donnolo of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Piombino against the armies of Danmark.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sultan Abdul of Umayyad Sultanate.

907

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

908

• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Calatayud against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Abdul of Umayyad Sultanate.

909

• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire lost the battle of Calatrava against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Abdul of Umayyad Sultanate.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire lost the battle of La Mancha against the army of Umayyad Sultanate, commanded by Sultan Abdul of Umayyad Sultanate.

910

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

911

• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against Sultan Abdul of Umayyad Sultanate 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Waldipert Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Toledo from Mukhtar Umayyad.

912

• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Gausbert of West Francia in war against his enemies.

913

• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Munio of Asturias.

914

• The army of Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Amefrith of Bobbio, was victorious in the battle of Astorga against the armies of Asturias.
• The army of Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Amefrith of Bobbio, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Oviedo against the armies of Asturias.
• The army of Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Amefrith of Bobbio, was victorious in the battle of Astorga against the armies of Asturias.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Sunearios Host, ruled by Suneario.
• The army of Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Waimar of Friuli, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the armies of Svithjod.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Zaragozan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Monnio.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against King Munio of Asturias.

915

• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the army of Sunearios Host, commanded by Suneario of Suneario's Host.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the army of Sunearios Host, commanded by Suneario of Suneario's Host.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Empuries against the army of Sunearios Host, commanded by Suneario of Suneario's Host.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the army of Sunearios Host, commanded by Suneario of Suneario's Host.
• Suneario of Sunearios Host lost the war against Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Great'.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of Zaragozan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Monnio of Zaragozan Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Alto Aragon against the army of Zaragozan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Monnio of Zaragozan Peasant Revolt.
• Monnio of Zaragozan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire supported Basilissa Gabrielia of the Byzantine Empire in war against her enemies.

916

• Prince Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Almodis, daughter of King Adrien of Aquitaine.

917

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Brescia just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmerss fields.

918

• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire supported Duke Fernando of Navarra in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Amefrith of Bobbio, was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the armies of Navarran Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Amefrith of Bobbio, was victorious in the battle of Najera against the armies of Navarran Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Amefrith of Bobbio, was victorious in the battle of Dax against the armies of Navarran Revolt.

919

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

920

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Valencia, ruled by Duke Guttier.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' tried but failed to imprison Duke Guttier of Valencia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

921

• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Gausbert of West Francia in war against his enemies.
• Prince Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire married Rimoet, daughter of Gurci Chiemgaudson.

922

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Gumpert.
• Empress Eugenia, the wife of Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 28 June, 922.

923

• Duke Guttier of Valencia lost the war against Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Nice against the army of Saxony, commanded by High Chief Gosschalk II of Holstein.
• Emperor Waldipert of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 2 June, 923. His son, Maginulf, succeeded to the throne of the Empire oledo.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ancel Hermenelds, was victorious in the battle of Ancona against the armies of Cathar Uprising.

924

• A river flooded parts of Brescia in the spring.

925

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ancel Hermenelds, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ancel Hermenelds, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• Gumpert of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire.

926

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Lambert of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the armies of Ferrarian Peasant Revolt.

927

• A dragon was seen in the province of Catanzaro.

928

• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported Count Liuvericho of Salamanca in war against his enemies.

929

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the province of Molina.

930

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Friuli, ruled by Duke Waimar the Ill-Ruler'.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Duke Waimar of Friuli the Ill-Ruler', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Liutprand VI of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of Friuli.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ugoccione of Bozen, was victorious in the battle of Verona against the armies of Friuli.

931

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of AElfweards Host, ruled by AElfweard.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Umayyad Sultanate, ruled by Sultan Abdul the Ill-Ruler'.
• Duke Waimar of Friuli the Ill-Ruler' made peace with Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire.

932

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of AElfweards Host.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Spoleto against the armies of AElfweards Host.

933

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Odoaker Petringi, was victorious in the battle of Almansa against the armies of Umayyad Sultanate.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Odoaker Petringi, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Umayyad Sultanate.

934

• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by Odoaker Petringi, captured Qurtubah.
• Pope Lucius III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Umayyad Sultanate from the Sunnis.
• Sultan Abdul of Umayyad Sultanate the Ill-Ruler' lost the war against Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Lucius III in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Guilherm of Asturias de Santillana, was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Qurtubah against the armies of Umayyad Sultanate.

935

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Beja.
• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by Domelch Uib, captured Qurtubah.

936

• The Crusade declared by Lucius ended with the successful conquest of Umayyad Sultanate from the Sunnis. Maginulf Alachisling became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Maginulf the Great'.
• Maginulf Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Seville, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Maginulf Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Murcia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Maginulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Cordoba from Abdul-Hazm Umayyad.
• Maginulf Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of Andalusia from Abdul-Hazm Umayyad.
• Maginulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Tangier from Muhammad Huddid.
• Maginulf Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Badajoz, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Pope Lucius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died after a period of illness on 15 January, 936.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Lambert of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Piombino against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Ariulf of Lucca, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of Lithuania.
• Pope Anacletus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 15 September, 936.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Odoaker Petringi, was victorious in the battle of Brescia against the armies of AElfweards Host.
• AElfweard of AElfweards Host lost the war against Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Great'.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Pope Severinus II.

937

• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Aprutium against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Severinus II.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Rome against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Severinus II.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Waldipert II of Toledo, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of Provencal Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Odoaker Petringi, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Waldipert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Valladolid against the armies of Saxony.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against Pope Severinus II 'the Wicked'.

938

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Poppo Ursingi, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of Saxony.

939

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Suniefredo, was victorious in the battle of Castellon against the armies of Saxony Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Poppo Ursingi, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Poppo Ursingi, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of Trondelag.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Badajoz, ruled by Grand Mayor Hrodgaud.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' tried but failed to imprison Grand Mayor Hrodgaud of Badajoz, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Rekkaredo of Girona, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Badajoz.

940

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Gundemar de Jimena de la Frontera, was victorious in the battle of Aracena against the armies of Badajoz.

941

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Agelmund of Corsica, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of Badajoz.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Liutward V of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Badajoz.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Liutward V of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of Badajoz.

942

• Grand Mayor Hrodgaud of Badajoz lost the war against Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.
• Emperor Maginulf held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Toledan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sans.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Toledo against the armies of Toledan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Cuenca against the armies of Toledan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Toledo against the armies of Toledan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Cuenca against the armies of Toledan Peasant Revolt.

943

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Molina against the armies of Toledan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Waldipert II of Toledo, was victorious in the battle of Soria against the armies of Toledan Peasant Revolt.
• Sans of Toledan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported Queen Anstrude of Burgundy in war against her enemies.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Denia against the armies of Svithjod.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Murcia against the armies of Trondelag.

944

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Prince Sanyos Host, ruled by Sanyo.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ildiches de Guadalupe, was victorious in the battle of Badajoz against the armies of Sijilmasa.

945

• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the army of Prince Sanyos Host, commanded by Prince Sanyo of Umayyad Kingdom.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Aracena against the army of Prince Sanyos Host, commanded by Prince Sanyo of Umayyad Kingdom.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Seville against the army of Prince Sanyos Host, commanded by Prince Sanyo of Umayyad Kingdom.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the army of Prince Sanyos Host, commanded by Prince Sanyo of Umayyad Kingdom.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the army of Prince Sanyos Host, commanded by Prince Sanyo of Umayyad Kingdom.
• Prince Sanyo of Umayyad Kingdom lost the war against Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Count Athanagildo of Salamanca.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Salamanca against the armies of Salamanca.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Castelo Branco against the armies of Salamanca.

946

• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emir Sadiq of Porto Emirate.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Oliba of Castille, was victorious in the battle of Shlib against the armies of Svithjod.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Carpi, was victorious in the battle of Parma against the armies of Halland.

947

• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against Count Athanagildo of Salamanca.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Porto against the armies of Porto Emirate.
• Maginulf Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Leon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ibor of Elvira, was victorious in the battle of Porto against the armies of Porto Emirate.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ibor of Elvira, was victorious in the battle of Braganca against the armies of Porto Emirate.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported Queen Anstrude of Burgundy in war against her enemies.

948

• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ibor of Elvira, was victorious in the battle of Qulumriyah against the armies of Porto Emirate.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Domelch Uib, was victorious in the battle of Alcacer do Sal against the armies of Alcacer do Sal.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against Emir Sadiq of Porto Emirate.
• Maginulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Portucale from Sadiq Porto.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Parma against the army of Svithjod, commanded by Ingjald of Telemark.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Cremona against the army of Svithjod, commanded by Ingjald of Telemark.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ahthari IV of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Vivarais against the armies of Vulvaris Host.

949

• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Grimald of Germany in war against his enemies.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Galind.
• King Theodoricho of Castille, a powerful vassal of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, converted from Waldensian to Catholic.

950

• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Negus of Abyssinia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Guglielmo of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Gumpert of Russi, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Guglielmo of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Guglielmo of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Malaga against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Guglielmo of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Guglielmo of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Cordoba against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Galind of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.

951

• A dragon was seen in the province of Monreal.

952

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

953

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Rochuss Host, ruled by Rochus.
• The army of Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Liutward V of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Maan against the armies of Muhallabid Sultanate.

954

• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Hail against the army of Abbasid Emirate, commanded by Emir Hafiz of Abbasid Emirate.
• Emperor Maginulf of the Holy Roman Empire died of depression on 9 April, 954. His son, Taso, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ergamo.
• Rochus of Rochuss Host lost the war against Emperor Taso of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Pope Donus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of depression on 26 July, 954.
• Emperor Taso held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.

955

• Emperor Taso I of the Holy Roman Empire died of poor health on 12 September, 955. His Frankish son Taso succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Emperor Taso II.
• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the province of Almansa.

956

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Gumpert of Russi, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of Svithjod.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Patrician Aripert of dAveiro, was victorious in the battle of Coimbra against the armies of Svithjod.
• Pope Martin II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 5 December, 956.

957

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Patrician Aripert of dAveiro, was victorious in the battle of Castelo Branco against the armies of Saxony.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Queen Anstrude of Burgundy in war against her enemies.
• Taso Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Aragon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

958

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire adopted new customs to embrace Lombard culture, no longer considering himself Frankish.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Guitard Ringling, was victorious in the battle of Aargau against the armies of Upper Burgundy.

959

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Cadizian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Rashid.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Agila Liutprandingi, was victorious in the battle of Almeria against the armies of Skane.

960

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Liuva of Niebla, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Cadizian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Liuva of Niebla, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Cadizian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Liuva of Niebla, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Cadizian Peasant Revolt.
• Rashid of Cadizian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Balthild, daughter of King Beorhtsige of England.

961

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire made a pious pilgrimage to Santiago.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Ismail of Lishbuna.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Uways of Alcacer do Sal.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emir Murad of Qadirid Emirate.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Liuva of Mertola, was victorious in the battle of Shlib against the armies of Qadirid Emirate.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Guitard Ringling, was victorious in the battle of Uhshunubah against the armies of Qadirid Emirate.

962

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Amr of Cartagena, was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Assur dAlmansa, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the armies of Saxony.
• Taso Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Portugal, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Emir Murad of Qadirid Emirate.

963

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Sheikh Ismail of Lishbuna.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Alcacer do Sal against the army of Alcacer do Sal, commanded by Sheikh Uways of Alcacer do Sal.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Sheikh Uways of Alcacer do Sal.
• Gundeperga, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Guitard Ringling, was victorious in the battle of Parma against the armies of Saxony.
• Taso Alachisling created the title of Empire of Hispania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

964

• Gumpert, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire.

965

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against High Chief Ljudevit of Slavonia.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Sikard of Hispania in war against his enemies.

966

• Pope Damasus II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Saxony from the Germanics.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Damasus II in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire lost the battle of Varazdin against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Borzyslaw of Bohemia.

967

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Beorhtsige of England in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Varazdin against the armies of Ungvar.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Szekesfehervar against the armies of Ungvar.
• Taso Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Carinthia from Sikard Alachisling.

968

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Gumpert of Russi, was victorious in the battle of Celle against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Gumpert of Russi, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Saxony.

969

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Assur of Occhiobello, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Guitard Ringling, was victorious in the battle of Rama against the armies of Serbia.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Reinhard of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Reinhard of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Skane.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Reinhard of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Lubeck against the armies of Skane.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against High Chief Ljudevit of Slavonia the Usurper'.
• Taso Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Slavonia from Ljudevit Senulatovic.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Reinhard of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Saxony.

970

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Queen Anstrude of Burgundy in war against her enemies.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Sigibuld de Nules, was victorious in the battle of Tangier against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Gundemar dAlmansa, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the armies of Pomerania.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Reinhard of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Guitard Ringling, was victorious in the battle of Vienne against the armies of England.

971

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Reinhard of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Waimar II of Ancona, was victorious in the battle of Bremen against the armies of Saxony.

972

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Reinhard of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Celle against the armies of Saxony.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Reinhard of Beersheb, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Saxony.
• The Crusade declared by Damasus ended with the successful conquest of Saxony from the Catholics.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Provence against the army of England, commanded by King Beorhtsige of England.

973

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Arles from the enemy.

974

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Beorhtsige of England in war against his enemies.

975

• Pope Damasus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 15 April, 975.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Strategos Leon of Sardinia.

976

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Strategos Leon of Sardinia.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Maximos of Byzantine Revolt.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Taso II the Wise'.

977

• A river flooded parts of Molina in the spring.

978

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

979

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Unichis of Valencia, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire the Wise' won the war against Eustathios of Byzantine Revolt.

980

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

981

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of La Manchan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Goncalo.
• Taso Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Calabria from Eustathios Machairas.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Waimar II of Ancona, was victorious in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of La Manchan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Birinus of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Toledo against the armies of La Manchan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Birinus of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of La Manchan Peasant Revolt.
• Goncalo of La Manchan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire the Wise'.
• Emperor Taso II held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.

982

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

983

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Boethios of Byzantine Revolt.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire the Wise' won the war against Strategos Boethios of Sicily.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Ancona, ruled by Duke Waimar II the Fat'.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire the Wise' tried but failed to imprison Duke Waimar II of Ancona 'the Fat', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

984

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

985

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

986

• A dragon was seen in the province of La Mancha.

987

• Duke Waimar II of Ancona the Fat' lost the war against Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Wise'.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against High Chief Stanislav of Croatia.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Hartmut of Middle Francia, was victorious in the battle of Diadora against the armies of Croatia.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire the Wise' won the war against High Chief Stanislav of Croatia.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Chief Buzan of Pecs.

988

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Hartmut of Middle Francia, was victorious in the battle of Bacs against the armies of Pecs.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Hartmut of Middle Francia, was victorious in the battle of Pecs against the armies of Pecs.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire the Wise' won the war against Chief Buzan of Pecs.
• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Dionysia of Byzantine Revolt.

989

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Hartmut of Middle Francia, was victorious in the battle of Doliche against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Hartmut of Middle Francia, was victorious in the battle of Aintab against the armies of Armenian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Hartmut of Middle Francia, was victorious in the battle of Melitene against the armies of Armenian Liberation Revolt.

990

• The army of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Agelmund of Firenze, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Norge.
• Princess Anstrude the Old', the mother of Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 23 December, 990.

991

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire lost the battle of Strymon against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Artemios of the Byzantine Empire.

992

• Emperor Taso II of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 3 April, 992. His son, Taso, succeeded to the throne of the Empire rizevci.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ioann Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

993

• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' won the war against Dionysia of Byzantine Revolt.
• Taso Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Ascalon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Eberhard II of Bavaria in war against his enemies.

994

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Murcian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Umar.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Murcia against the armies of Murcian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Denia against the armies of Murcian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Murcia against the armies of Murcian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire supported Count Pelagio of Mertola in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Almeria against the armies of Murcian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Murcia against the armies of Murcian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Denia against the armies of Murcian Peasant Revolt.
• Umar of Murcian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer'.

995

• Pope Pius II announced the formal annulment of her marriage with .

996

• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Dionysia, daughter of Basileus Cherouvim of the Byzantine Empire.

997

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Ivrea, ruled by Duke Vacho III.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' tried but failed to imprison Duke Vacho III of Ivrea, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Guilherm Petringi, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of Ivrea.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Altpert of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Piombino against the armies of Ivrea.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Ivrea from the enemy.
• Duke Vacho III of Ivrea lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer'.

998

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Garsiyas Host, ruled by Garsiya.

999

• Pope Pius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 23 March, 999.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Alcantaran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Abdul-Hasan.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Alcantara against the armies of Alcantaran Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Viceroy Fafila of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Evora against the armies of Alcantaran Peasant Revolt.
• Abdul-Hasan of Alcantaran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer'.

1000

• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Tangier against the army of Garsiyas Host, commanded by Garsiya of Garsiya's Host.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Agelmund of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Garsiyas Host.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Laidulf II of Spoleto, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Garsiyas Host.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Seville against the army of Garsiyas Host, commanded by Garsiya of Garsiya's Host.
• Garsiya of Garsiyas Host lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Seducer'.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Sikard of Hispania in war against his enemies.

1001

• Dowager Empress Balthild, the mother of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, died comatose in bed on 3 January, 1001.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Occitan realm of Frotharis Host, ruled by Frothari.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Eberhard II of Bavaria in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Beorhtsige II of England.

1002

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Lando of Caracuel, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Jylland.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Bari against the army of Frotharis Host, commanded by Frothari of Frothari's Host.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Taranto against the army of Frotharis Host, commanded by Frothari of Frothari's Host.
• Frothari of Frotharis Host lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Seducer'.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Zuchilo of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the armies of England.

1003

• Pope Anacletus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Pannonia from the Slavics.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Anacletus IV in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Zuchilo of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Oxford against the armies of England.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' won the war against King Beorhtsige II of England.
• Taso Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of England from Beorhtsige Dyfed.
• Taso Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Powys from Caswallon Louping.

1004

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of East Anglia, ruled by Duke Eastmund II.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' tried but failed to imprison Duke Eastmund II of East Anglia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Essex against the army of East Anglia, commanded by Duke Eastmund II of East Anglia.
• Duke Eastmund II of East Anglia lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer'.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Godehoc de Rome, was victorious in the battle of Esztergom against the armies of Pannonia.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ordgar of Lewes, was victorious in the battle of Kent against the armies of Jylland.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Konstantinos of Byzantine Revolt.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' won the war against Strategos Konstantinos II of Cibyrrhaeot.

1005

• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Eberhard II of Bavaria in war against his enemies.

1006

• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Gemer against the army of Poland, commanded by King Dalimir of Poland.
• The Crusade declared by Anacletus ended with the successful conquest of Pannonia from the Catholics.

1007

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by AEthelwold of Bamburgh, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Bohemia.

1008

• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Clotaire of Aquitaine in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by AEthelwold of Bamburgh, was victorious in the battle of Auvergne against the armies of Burgundy.

1009

• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Duke Wulfgeat of Hwicce.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by AEthelwold of Bamburgh, was victorious in the battle of Savoy against the armies of Burgundy.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Tiberian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Adil.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Avar realm of Pecsian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Dristar.

1010

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Radelgar of La Forbie, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Tiberian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Radelgar of La Forbie, was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the armies of Tiberian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Agilulf of Mentone, was victorious in the battle of Beersheb against the armies of Tiberian Peasant Revolt.
• Pope Anacletus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 16 June, 1010.
• Adil of Tiberian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer'.
• Dristar of Pecsian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer'.

1011

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by AEthelwold of Bamburgh, was victorious in the battle of Venaissin against the armies of Venaissinian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Theotpert of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Bedford against the armies of Hwicce.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by AEthelwold of Bamburgh, was victorious in the battle of Vienne against the armies of Burgundy.

1012

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Aribert, was victorious in the battle of Alcacer do Sal against the armies of Jylland.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Burgheard of Waltham, was victorious in the battle of Gloucester against the armies of Jylland.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Eberhard II of Bavaria in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Theotpert of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Wiltshire against the armies of Hwicce.

1013

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by AEthelwold of Bamburgh, was victorious in the battle of Schwyz against the armies of Bavarian Revolt.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' won the war against Duke Wulfgeat of Hwicce.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Count Cynyr of Glamorgan.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Duke Cytelbearn of Hwicce.

1014

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Theotpert of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Gwent against the armies of Leon.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bernard de Moraleja, was victorious in the battle of Northampton against the armies of Hwicce.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Zuchilo of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Vienne against the armies of Savoian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Swithraed of Deheubarth, was victorious in the battle of Bedford against the armies of Hwicce.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' won the war against Count Cynyr of Glamorgan.

1015

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Rochus of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of Venaissinian Peasant Revolt.
• Pope Conon II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 27 April, 1015.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' won the war against Duke Cytelbearn of Hwicce 'the Usurper'.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Zuchilo of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Forez against the armies of Forezian Peasant Revolt.

1016

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

1017

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Laudari Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Bern against the armies of Venaissinian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Zuchilo of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Forcalquier against the armies of Forezian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Rochus of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Bern against the armies of Venaissinian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Petre of Mercian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Gloucester against the armies of Jylland.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Eberhard II of Bavaria in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Ramadan of Tripolitana.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Altpert of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Gabes against the armies of Tripolitana.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Silverius II.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' tried but failed to imprison Pope Silverius II, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1018

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Agilof of Montemarono, was defeated in the battle of Firenze against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Silverius II.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Zuchilo of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Spoleto against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' won the war against Sheikh Ramadan of Tripolitana.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Zuchilo of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Ravenna against the armies of the The Papacy.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Shaiban.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Zuchilo of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Urbino against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Zuchilo of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Rome from the enemy.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Tusculum from the enemy.

1019

• Pope Silverius II lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer'.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the army of Sunni Uprising, commanded by Shaiban of Sunni Uprising.
• Shaiban of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer'.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Bahir of Syrte.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the army of Syrte, commanded by Sheikh Abdullah of Syrte.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the army of Syrte, commanded by Sheikh Abdullah of Syrte.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the army of Syrte, commanded by Sheikh Abdullah of Syrte.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the army of Syrte, commanded by Sheikh Abdullah of Syrte.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the army of Syrte, commanded by Sheikh Abdullah of Syrte.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the army of Syrte, commanded by Sheikh Abdullah of Syrte.

1020

• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Tripolitana against the army of Gabes, commanded by Sheikh Mubarak of Gabes.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the army of Gabes, commanded by Sheikh Mubarak of Gabes.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the army of Syrte, commanded by Sheikh Burhanaddin of Syrte.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the army of Syrte, commanded by Sheikh Burhanaddin of Syrte.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' won the war against Sheikh Burhanaddin of Syrte.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Basque realm of Rekkaredos Host, ruled by Rekkaredo.

1021

• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Goncalo de Ruscino, was victorious in the battle of ANY_ALL against the armies of Rekkaredos Host.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Birinus Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Dorset against the armies of Rekkaredos Host.
• The army of Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Birinus Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Wiltshire against the armies of Rekkaredos Host.
• Rekkaredo of Rekkaredos Host lost the war against Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Seducer'.

1022

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Apulia, ruled by Duke Desiderius.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire the Seducer' tried but failed to imprison Duke Desiderius of Apulia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Taso Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Tripolitania from Hasan Shujahid.
• Emperor Taso III of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 20 May, 1022. His son, Taso, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ergamo.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the army of Apulia, commanded by Duke Desiderius of Apulia.
• Duke Desiderius of Apulia made peace with Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire.

1023

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Rosellian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Oliba.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Berin of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Bearn against the armies of Rosellian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Berin of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the armies of Rosellian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Berin of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Dax against the armies of Rosellian Peasant Revolt.

1024

• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Berin II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the armies of Rosellian Peasant Revolt.
• Oliba of Rosellian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire.
• King Sico of Jerusalem, a powerful vassal of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, converted from Lollard to Catholic.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Muslihiddin of Gabes.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Ubayd of Kairwan.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Ambay of Medjerda.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Tripolitana against the army of Gabes, commanded by Sheikh Muslihiddin of Gabes.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Sans of Almeria, was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the armies of Gabes.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Sheikh Muslihiddin of Gabes.

1025

• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Sheikh Ubayd of Kairwan.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Austregisel of Burgundy in war against his enemies.

1026

• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Berin II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Medjerda against the armies of Mauretania.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Sheikh Ambay of Medjerda.

1027

• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Taso IV the Pious'.
• Taso, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire.

1028

• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Chief Corpan of Szekesfehervar.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Rochus II of Carinthia, was victorious in the battle of Varazdin against the armies of Szekesfehervar.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Rochus II of Carinthia, was victorious in the battle of Szekesfehervar against the armies of Szekesfehervar.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire the Pious' won the war against Chief Corpan of Szekesfehervar.
• Taso Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Pecs from Wojciech Lechowicz.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emir Murad II of Rasulid Emirate.

1029

• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Adalgis of Vesoul, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Acrenian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Austregisel of Burgundy in war against his enemies.

1030

• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Sighere of Havering, was victorious in the battle of Gloucester against the armies of Jylland.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Desiderius of Apulia, was victorious in the battle of Druz against the armies of Rasulid Emirate.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire the Pious' won the war against Emir Murad II of Rasulid Emirate.
• Pope Silverius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died after a period of illness on 2 September, 1030.

1031

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

1032

• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Swithraed of Deheubarth, was victorious in the battle of Safed against the armies of Safedian Peasant Revolt.
• King Sico of Jerusalem, a powerful vassal of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, converted from Catholic to Waldensian.

1033

• Emperor Taso IV held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Sikard II of Hispania in war against his enemies.

1034

• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Berin II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Malaga against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Berin II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Berin II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Lisboa against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Tiberian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Radhi.
• Pope Urban II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 25 October, 1034.

1035

• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Berin II of Andalusia, was victorious in the battle of Plasencia against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• Taso Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Galilee from Jibril Abbasid.
• King Sico of Jerusalem, a powerful vassal of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, converted from Waldensian to Catholic.
• Taso Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Ascalon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sico of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Kerak against the armies of Tiberian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sico of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Monreal against the armies of Tiberian Peasant Revolt.
• Radhi of Tiberian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire the Pious'.

1036

• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Austregisel of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• Pope Callixtus III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer France from the Cathars.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Callixtus III in war against his enemies.

1037

• The Crusade declared by Callixtus ended with the successful conquest of France from the Cathars.
• Taso Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Oultrejourdain, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Jibril of Madaba.

1038

• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sico of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Madaba against the armies of Madaba.

1039

• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire the Pious' won the war against Sheikh Jibril of Madaba 'Priest-Hater'.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sultan Uways of Muhallabid Sultanate.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Madaba.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Austregisel of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Muhallabid Sultanate.

1040

• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Az Zarqa.

1041

• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Beirut.
• Empress Eugenia, the wife of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, died of Consumption on 15 February, 1041.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of El-Arish against the army of Mauretania, commanded by Sultan Samir of Mauretania.
• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire the Pious' won the war against Sultan Husam of Muhallabid Sultanate.
• Taso Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Damascus, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Prince Taso, the heir of Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire, died under suspicious circumstances on 26 May, 1041.

1042

• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Demetra, daughter of Basileus Narses of the Byzantine Empire.

1043

• Emperor Taso IV of the Holy Roman Empire died of severe stress on 31 March, 1043. His son, Audoin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ergamo.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the armies of Mortain.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Caliph Muzaffaraddin IV.

1044

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Fafila of Almansa, was victorious in the battle of Annaba against the armies of Benghazian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Corvulus of Medjerda, was victorious in the battle of Constantine against the armies of Benghazian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Caliph Muzaffaraddin IV.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Tunis, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1045

• A river flooded parts of Castellon in the spring.

1046

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Muslihiddin of Muhallabid Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of El-Arish against the armies of Muhallabid Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Godescalc of Bozen, was victorious in the battle of Eilat against the armies of Muhallabid Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Jibril.

1047

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Alboin II of England in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Muslihiddin of Muhallabid Revolt the Wise'.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Ilsa, daughter of King Siegfried of Bavaria.

1048

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Grimoald of Tozeur, was victorious in the battle of Kairwan against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Grimoald of Tozeur, was victorious in the battle of Tunis against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Medjerda against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Tunis against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Jibril of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Azam of Muhallabid Revolt.

1049

• Audoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Tripoli from Fadil Shaybanid.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Azam of Muhallabid Revolt the Spider'.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Nizam of Muhallabid Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hildeprand of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Muhallabid Revolt.
• Rumetruda, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by Prince Gui of Bavaria, captured Alexandria.

1050

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Nizam of Muhallabid Revolt.

1051

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sikard of Hispanian Revolt.
• Audoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Damietta from Azam Muhallabid.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Friedenando of Teruel, was victorious in the battle of Tyana against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Friedenando of Teruel, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Auersperg from the enemy.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Varazdinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Rothari.

1052

• Audoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Alexandria from Fadl Quadirid.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Krainburg from the enemy.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against King Sikard of Galicia.
• Rothari of Varazdinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Audoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Sinai from Muslihiddin Tabghach.
• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by Drest Circinn, captured Jerusalem.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Liutprand of Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Aprutium against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1053

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emperor Leon V of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Gui of Bavaria, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Orbetello against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by Drest Circinn, captured Jerusalem.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Audoin the Just'.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Sanc of Aragonian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Siena against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1054

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Emperor Leon V of the Byzantine Empire 'the Fat'.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Sicily, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1055

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sultan Uways II of Muhallabid Sultanate.
• Audoin, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire.

1056

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Sultan Uways II of Muhallabid Sultanate.
• Audoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Cairo from Uways Muhallabid.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Albarracinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Silo.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the armies of Albarracinian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the armies of Albarracinian Peasant Revolt.
• Silo of Albarracinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1057

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emir Khalil of Medina.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Medina against the armies of Medina.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Mecca against the armies of Medina.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Cleph of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Medina against the armies of Medina.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grandmaster Erpin of Knights Hospitaller, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Muhallabid Sultanate.

1058

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grandmaster Erpin of Knights Hospitaller, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Medina.
• Pope Callixtus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 13 April, 1058.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Emir Khalil of Medina.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Medina, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Norse realm of Valdemars Host, ruled by Valdemar.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Leptis Magnan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Najib.

1059

• Valdemar of Valdemars Host won the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Khalil of Sabratah, was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the armies of Leptis Magnan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Odilo of Toledo, was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the armies of Leptis Magnan Peasant Revolt.
• Najib of Leptis Magnan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1060

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Mansur.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Damietta against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Pelusia against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Mansur of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1061

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Caliph Muzaffaraddin IV.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of the Byzantine Empire, ruled by Emperor Leon V the Fat'.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Caliph Muzaffaraddin IV.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Cyrenaica, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1062

• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by Jacme de Saqqa, captured Constantinople.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Hafiz.

1063

• the Holy Roman Empire saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1064

• Pope Anastasius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 25 January, 1064.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Rama against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Hafiz of Sunni Uprising.
• Emperor Leon V of the Byzantine Empire the Fat' lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Slavonia, ruled by Duke Ausfrid.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' tried but failed to imprison Duke Ausfrid of Slavonia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ariulf of Avellino, was victorious in the battle of Capua against the armies of Mortain.

1065

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Cleph of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Quattara against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Pope Lucius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 June, 1065.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Cleph of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Gizeh against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Cleph of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Manupura against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Pelusia.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Cairo against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Hafiz of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1066

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Szekesfehervar against the armies of Slavonia.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Jacme de Saqqa, was victorious in the battle of Zagreb against the armies of Slavonia.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Africa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Alim.

1067

• Duke Ausfrid of Slavonia the Accursed' lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Rekkaredo of Almeria, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Rekkaredo of Almeria, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Rekkaredo of Almeria, was victorious in the battle of Quattara against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Empress Ilsa, the wife of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, died of depression on 20 September, 1067.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Rekkaredo of Almeria, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Sophie, daughter of King Hugues of Aquitaine.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Raimbaut of Aquitaine in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Rekkaredo of Almeria, was victorious in the battle of Tobruk against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Alim of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1068

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Erik of Norge in war against his enemies.

1069

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Rainer de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Poznan against the armies of Mari.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Alboin II of England in war against his enemies.

1070

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of Mortain.

1071

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Piemontian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Agilulf.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Valais against the army of Piemontian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Agilulf of Piemontian Peasant Revolt.
• Agilulf of Piemontian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sultan Uways II of Muhallabid Sultanate.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Manupura against the armies of Muhallabid Sultanate.

1072

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ariulf of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Muhallabid Sultanate.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Catalan realm of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ponc-Hug.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Liutward Daufingi, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of Sjaelland.

1073

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Ansfrith of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Raimbaut of Aquitaine in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Ansfrith of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the armies of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Rekkaredo of Almeria, was victorious in the battle of Castellon against the armies of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Ansfrith of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt.
• Ponc-Hug of Tarragonan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Sultan Uways II of Muhallabid Sultanate.
• Audoin Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of Egypt from Uways Muhallabid.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Aswan, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1074

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the province of Saluzzo.

1075

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Foix against the armies of Middle Francia.

1076

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Dijon against the armies of Middle Francia.

1077

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Bar against the armies of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Reims against the armies of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Patrician Aripert of dAveiro, was victorious in the battle of Porto against the armies of Sjaelland.
• Pope John Paul, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on the orders of Grandmaster Erpin of Knights Hospitaller on 1 December, 1077.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Occitan realm of Knights Hospitaller, ruled by Grandmaster Erpin the Spider'.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' tried but failed to imprison Grandmaster Erpin of Knights Hospitaller 'the Spider', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1078

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Radelchis Liutprandingi, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Knights Hospitaller.

1079

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Laiamicho of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Knights Hospitaller.
• Grandmaster Erpin of Knights Hospitaller the Spider' lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.
• Prince Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire married Glismoda, daughter of Poppo Alachisling.

1080

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Muslihiddin.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Bernard of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Sinibald of Cairo, was victorious in the battle of Cairo against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Manupura against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Drest Circinn, was victorious in the battle of Cairo against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Muslihiddin of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Raimbaut of Aquitaine in war against his enemies.

1081

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Alo of Carinthia, was victorious in the battle of Cebta against the armies of Jylland.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Aargau against the army of Middle Francia, commanded by Cardinal Bero of Middle Francia.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of St. Gallen against the army of Middle Francia, commanded by Cardinal Bero of Middle Francia.

1082

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

1083

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Caliph Ali III.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sico II of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Al Aqabah against the armies of the Taghlibid Empire.

1084

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported Prince Anselm of Hispania in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ariulf of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Hispania.
• King Sico II of Jerusalem, a powerful vassal of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, converted from Catholic to Waldensian.

1085

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Caliph Ali III.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Egypt, ruled by King Taso.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' tried but failed to imprison King Taso of Egypt, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tiernualloc Louping, was victorious in the battle of Gizeh against the armies of Egypt.
• King Taso of Egypt lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Irnerius of Hispanian Revolt.

1086

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against King Irnerius of Galicia.

1087

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Mubarak of Maan.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tiernualloc Louping, was victorious in the battle of Maan against the armies of Maan.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tiernualloc Louping, was victorious in the battle of Shaka against the armies of Maan.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tiernualloc Louping, was victorious in the battle of Al Jawf against the armies of Maan.

1088

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tiernualloc Louping, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Maan.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Sheikh Mubarak of Maan.

1089

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King-Bishop Arnegisel of Middle Francia.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Aarif.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Rochus of Damascus, was victorious in the battle of Bar against the armies of Middle Francia.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Nordgau against the army of Middle Francia, commanded by King-Bishop Arnegisel of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tiernualloc Louping, was victorious in the battle of Sundgau against the armies of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ariulf of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Quattara against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ariulf of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Tobruk against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ariulf of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Aarif of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Albarracinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Diaco.

1090

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against King-Bishop Arnegisel of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tiernualloc Louping, was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the armies of Albarracinian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tiernualloc Louping, was victorious in the battle of Castellon against the armies of Albarracinian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tiernualloc Louping, was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the armies of Albarracinian Peasant Revolt.
• Diaco of Albarracinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1091

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Raimbaut of Aquitaine in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Hengest of Mortain.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Garivald of Offenburg, was victorious in the battle of Breda against the armies of Mortain.

1092

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Hengest of Mortain.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Hafez.

1093

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Damascus against the armies of the Seljuk Empire.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Sheikh Hafez.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Slavonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Normandy, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Bernard II of Burgundy in war against his enemies.

1094

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

1095

• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Badajoz against the armies of Hispania.

1096

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Matasuntha of Hispanian Revolt.
• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Gemma of Hispanian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Monnio of Siliana, was victorious in the battle of Viscaya against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hug of Girona, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Viscaya against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.

1097

• Emperor Audoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Gemma of Hispanian Revolt 'the Unfaithful'.
• Audoin Alachisling usurped the County of Calatayud from Irnerius Alachisling.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Petra.
• Emperor Audoin I of the Holy Roman Empire died a maimed cripple on 13 July, 1097. His son, Audoin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire agreb.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Aracena against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• Pope Valentine II announced the formal annulment of her marriage with .
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Mertola against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Queen Maria of Portugal.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Bernard of Hispania in war against his enemies.

1098

• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire married Xene, daughter of Basileios of Pravets.

1099

• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Aistulf of Hispania in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Niebla against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Maan.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Astorga against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of France, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1100

• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Auctune of Lithuania in war against his enemies.

1101

• Pope Valentine II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 2 January, 1101.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Portucale, ruled by Grand Mayor Sigisbrand.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Grand Mayor Sigisbrand of Portucale, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Italian realm of Spoletian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Enzio.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Castelo Branco against the armies of Portucale.

1102

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Jofre of Elna, was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the armies of Portucale.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Jofre of Elna, was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the armies of Portucale.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Guaifer Liutprandingi, was victorious in the battle of Urbino against the armies of Spoletian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Pope Hormisdas II, was victorious in the battle of Spoleto against the armies of Spoletian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Pope Hormisdas II, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of Spoletian Peasant Revolt.
• Enzio of Spoletian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.

1103

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Pope Hormisdas II, was victorious in the battle of Monferrato against the armies of Portucale.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Jaffan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alai.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Zahir, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of Jaffan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Radelgar, was victorious in the battle of Tiberias against the armies of Jaffan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ariald, was victorious in the battle of Madaba against the armies of Jaffan Peasant Revolt.
• Alai of Jaffan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Grand Mayor Sigisbrand of Portucale lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Altpert of Hispanian Revolt.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Rudigar of Saxony in war against his enemies.

1104

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bernard dAveiro, was victorious in the battle of Coruna against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.

1105

• King Hilmagis of Jerusalem, a powerful vassal of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, converted from Waldensian to Catholic.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Valladolid against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Liutpert of Narni, was victorious in the battle of Schwyz against the armies of Germany.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Altpert of Hispanian Revolt.

1106

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Bern against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Osnabruck against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the armies of Trojdens Host.

1107

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Rus.

1108

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Gottingen against the armies of Germany.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Occitan realm of Knights Hospitaller, ruled by Grandmaster Godafres the Strong'.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Grandmaster Godafres of Knights Hospitaller the Strong', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Berenguer of Cairo, was victorious in the battle of Schwyz against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Berenguer of Cairo, was victorious in the battle of Grisons against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Berenguer of Cairo, was victorious in the battle of Valais against the armies of Germany.

1109

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of Knights Hospitaller.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Berenguer of Cairo, was victorious in the battle of Grisons against the armies of Germany.

1110

• Grandmaster Ricard of Knights Hospitaller lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Pope Hormisdas II, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on the orders of Count Siddray of Algeciras on 21 July, 1110.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Algeciras, ruled by Count Siddray.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Count Siddray of Algeciras, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Willichar of Poitiers, was victorious in the battle of Toulouse against the armies of Hispanian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of La Mancha, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Algeciras.

1111

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Sinibald Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Castellon against the armies of Algeciras.

1112

• Count Siddray of Algeciras lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.

1113

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

1114

• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Count Aistulf of Provence in war against his enemies.

1115

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Frankish realm of Besanconian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Theudebald.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Lyon against the armies of Aquitaine.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Verdun against the armies of Besanconian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Reims against the armies of Besanconian Peasant Revolt.
• Theudebald of Besanconian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Bourges against the armies of Gwynedd.

1116

• Pope Simplicius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 22 July, 1116.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Perctarit of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the armies of Gwynedd.

1117

• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Berry, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1118

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Madaba.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Tours against the armies of Aquitaine.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Middle Francia, ruled by Pope Damasus III.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Pope Damasus III, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kunibert Wechtaringi, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Radelchis of Como, was victorious in the battle of Schwyz against the armies of Aquitaine.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Waldensian Uprising, ruled by Authari.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Bar against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Saintois against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Count Karloman of Lorraine.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Adolf of Bavaria, was victorious in the battle of Dijon against the armies of the The Papacy.

1119

• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Saintois against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Damasus III.
• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by Grandmaster Osmund of Knights Hospitaller, captured Rome.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Gundo II of Portucale, was victorious in the battle of Troyes against the armies of the The Papacy.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Infan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Fadl.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Sundgau against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Nordgau against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Reims against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Damasus III.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Gacco of Pisa, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Gacco of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Infa against the armies of Infan Peasant Revolt.
• Pope Damasus III lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Theudoald of Tangier, was victorious in the battle of Infa against the armies of Infan Peasant Revolt.
• Fadl of Infan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Perctarit of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Safed against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Perctarit of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Baalbek against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Perctarit of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Perctarit of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.

1120

• Authari of Waldensian Uprising lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Italian realm of Orbetellian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tommaso.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ardoin de Domfront, was victorious in the battle of Vendome against the armies of Aquitaine.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Orbetello against the armies of Orbetellian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of Orbetellian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of Orbetellian Peasant Revolt.
• Tommaso of Orbetellian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Norse realm of Germanic Uprising, ruled by Toke.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Mortain against the armies of Germanic Uprising.

1121

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Naoned against the armies of Germanic Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Broerec against the armies of Germanic Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Domnonia against the armies of Germanic Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Leon against the armies of Germanic Uprising.
• Toke of Germanic Uprising lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Anjou against the armies of Aquitaine.

1122

• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sultan Fadl of Umayyad Sultanate.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Madaban Peasant Revolt, ruled by Munichis.

1123

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Samir of Kosseir, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Madaban Peasant Revolt.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Lucca.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Perctarit of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Marrakech against the armies of Umayyad Sultanate.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Sultan Fadl of Umayyad Sultanate.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Marrakech, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Ascalon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1124

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godehoc III of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Madaba against the armies of Madaban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kunibert Wechtaringi, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Jomsvikings.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godehoc III of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Madaban Peasant Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Luccian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ahthari.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godehoc III of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the armies of Madaban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godehoc III of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Al Mafraq against the armies of Madaban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimald III of Alsace, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godehoc III of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Druz against the armies of Madaban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimald III of Alsace, was victorious in the battle of Parma against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Guaifer II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Modena against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimald III of Alsace, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• Ahthari of Luccian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Munichis of Madaban Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Baden, ruled by Prince-Archbishop Sikard.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Prince-Archbishop Sikard of Baden, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Brabant against the armies of Baden.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Hermenfred of Avranches, was victorious in the battle of Liege against the armies of Baden.

1125

• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Audoin II the Old'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Luccian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ansfrid.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Julich against the armies of Baden.
• Prince-Archbishop Sikard of Baden lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Old'.

1126

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Guaimar Varbertingi, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Guaimar Varbertingi, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Taso of Hervas, was victorious in the battle of Mantua against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Agilof de Plasencia, was victorious in the battle of Brescia against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Hermenfred of Avranches, was victorious in the battle of Verona against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• Ansfrid of Luccian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Old'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Luccian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Raginpert.
• Pope Damasus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, was executed by Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire on 11 December, 1126.

1127

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Feroard of Friuli, was victorious in the battle of Siena against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Hermenfred of Avranches, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• Raginpert of Luccian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Old'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Occitan realm of Poitierian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Girvais.

1128

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Mainard of Upper Lorraine, was victorious in the battle of Thouars against the armies of Poitierian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Saintonge against the armies of Poitierian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Berthefried, was victorious in the battle of Agen against the armies of Poitierian Peasant Revolt.
• Girvais of Poitierian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Old'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Saxon realm of Wernekes Host, ruled by Werneke.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kunibert Wechtaringi, was victorious in the battle of Zeeland against the armies of Jomsvikings.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Luccian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Pandenulf.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Soria against the armies of Wernekes Host.

1129

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimald III of Alsace, was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the armies of Wernekes Host.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Leon against the armies of Wernekes Host.
• Werneke of Wernekes Host lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Old'.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Theodelap of Jaraiz, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Alaricho of Lleida, was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• Basilissa Xene, the wife of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, died in the dungeons of Strategos Theodosios of Mallorca on 16 May, 1129.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire married Countess AEthelburg, daughter of Duke Osweald of Essex.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Alaricho of Lleida, was victorious in the battle of Ancona against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Alaricho of Lleida, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Alaricho of Lleida, was victorious in the battle of Siena against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Alaricho of Lleida, was victorious in the battle of Piombino against the armies of Luccian Peasant Revolt.
• Pandenulf of Luccian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Old'.
• Pope Adrian, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a maimed cripple on 29 December, 1129.

1130

• Audoin Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Middle Francia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Berber realm of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt, ruled by Iher.

1131

• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Mainard of Upper Lorraine, was victorious in the battle of Cyrenaica against the armies of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Mainard of Upper Lorraine, was victorious in the battle of Senoussi against the armies of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Mainard of Upper Lorraine, was victorious in the battle of Benghazi against the armies of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Mainard of Upper Lorraine, was victorious in the battle of Cyrenaica against the armies of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt.
• Hemmu of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Old'.
• Emperor Audoin II of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 19 May, 1131. His son, Unulf, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ergamo.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Frankish realm of Bredian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Austregisel.
• The army of Emperor Unulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Faroald of Nalut, was victorious in the battle of Breda against the armies of Bredian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Unulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kunibert Wechtaringi, was victorious in the battle of Zeeland against the armies of Jomsvikings.

1132

• The army of Emperor Unulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Daufer of Sidi Rahhal, was victorious in the battle of Gent against the armies of Bredian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Unulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Dodon de Taranto, was victorious in the battle of Brabant against the armies of Bredian Peasant Revolt.
• Austregisel of Bredian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Unulf of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Unulf of the Holy Roman Empire died in an accident on 13 August, 1132. His daughter, Hermelinda, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ergamo.
• A giant destroyed several villages in Benghazi, but then disappeared without trace.

1133

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

1134

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Frankish realm of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Theoderic.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Ivrea, ruled by Duke Zotto III.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Duke Zotto III of Ivrea, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Cordoban Peasant Revolt, ruled by Amr.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Iskander Darod, was victorious in the battle of Nice against the armies of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Iskander Darod, was victorious in the battle of Parma against the armies of Ivrea.

1135

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Iskander Darod, was victorious in the battle of Monferrato against the armies of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Iskander Darod, was victorious in the battle of Lombardy against the armies of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt.
• Theoderic of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Iskander Darod, was victorious in the battle of Piemonte against the armies of Ivrea.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Rochus of Girona, was victorious in the battle of Saluzzo against the armies of Ivrea.
• Duke Zotto III of Ivrea lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Landulf of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Cordoban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Landulf of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Cordoban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ausfrid dAveiro, was victorious in the battle of Tangier against the armies of Cordoban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Raginpert of Asti, was victorious in the battle of Infa against the armies of Cordoban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Raginpert of Asti, was victorious in the battle of Fes against the armies of Cordoban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Raginpert of Asti, was victorious in the battle of Tangier against the armies of Cordoban Peasant Revolt.
• Amr of Cordoban Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Theoktistos.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Aragon, ruled by King Landulf.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison King Landulf of Aragon, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1136

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Hrodgaud of Reggio nellEmilia, was victorious in the battle of Cremona against the armies of Aragon.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Guaimar of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Guaimar of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Hebron against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Iskander Darod, was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the armies of Aragon.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Guaimar of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Beersheb against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Iskander Darod, was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the armies of Aragon.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Iskander Darod, was victorious in the battle of Urgell against the armies of Aragon.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Guaimar of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Theoktistos of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Adalgrim of Agen, was victorious in the battle of Agen against the armies of Aragon.

1137

• King Landulf of Aragon lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Catalan realm of Valencia, ruled by Duke Ponc-Hug the Quarreller'.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Duke Ponc-Hug of Valencia the Quarreller', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Aldihoc de Burah, was victorious in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of Valencia.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of the Byzantine Empire, ruled by Basileus Iakobos the Great'.

1138

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Ausfrid of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Diadora against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Duke Ponc-Hug of Valencia the Quarreller' lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire.

1139

• Gaudenty Lechowicz married Helena, daughter of Count Czcibor of Plzen.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Perctarit of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Tiberias against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Berber realm of Anti-Atlasian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mahtar.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc III of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1140

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimald III of Alsace, was victorious in the battle of Tamdoult against the armies of Anti-Atlasian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimald III of Alsace, was victorious in the battle of Taroudant against the armies of Anti-Atlasian Peasant Revolt.
• Mahtar of Anti-Atlasian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire.

1141

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Cordoba.

1142

• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by King Perctarit II of Africa, captured Jerusalem.
• Basileus Zacharias of the Byzantine Empire won the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire.

1143

• Izbor Lechowicz married Samboja, daughter of Prince Marcin of Bohemia.

1144

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Liutbald of Al Qubbah, was defeated in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Adrianopolitan Peasant Revolt.

1145

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Syrian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Ibrahim.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Empress Hermelinda the Cruel'.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Anselm of Pisa, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Syrian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Erchempert de Toulouse, was victorious in the battle of Baalbek against the armies of Syrian Liberation Revolt.
• Ibrahim of Syrian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel'.

1146

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Catalan realm of Aragon, ruled by Viceroy Ramon-Berenguer.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Viceroy Ramon-Berenguer of Aragon, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Baden, ruled by Prince-Archbishop Odoin the Wise'.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Prince-Archbishop Odoin of Baden 'the Wise', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Erchempert de Toulouse, was victorious in the battle of Breisgau against the armies of Baden.

1147

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ahthari of Cakovec, was victorious in the battle of Luxembourg against the armies of Baden.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ahthari of Cakovec, was victorious in the battle of Trier against the armies of Baden.
• Prince Atenulf, the heir of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 14 February, 1147.
• Prince-Archbishop Odoin of Baden the Wise' lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Cruel'.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Shaiban of Umayyad Revolt.

1148

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Assur IV of Castille, was victorious in the battle of El Rif against the armies of Umayyad Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Wilhelm of Bavaria, was victorious in the battle of Hanyan against the armies of Umayyad Revolt.

1149

• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' won the war against Shaiban of Umayyad Revolt.

1150

• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire made a pious pilgrimage to Santiago.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire supported King AEthelwold II of England in war against his enemies.

1151

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Tours just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmerss fields.

1152

• King Ausfrid, the heir of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 8 September, 1152.

1153

• Emperor Janislaw, the husband of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, died after a period of illness on 2 October, 1153.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire married Prince Ursus, son of Duke Ursus II of Algarve.

1154

• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Basileus Zacharias of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godepert of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Panarmos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Irnerius of Como, was victorious in the battle of Attienities against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1155

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Irnerius of Como, was victorious in the battle of Naissos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Irnerius of Como, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Irnerius of Como, was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Erchempert de Toulouse, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1156

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Prince Theoderichs Host, ruled by Prince Theoderich.
• Pope Eugene II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 November, 1156.
• Hilal, the heir of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 26 December, 1156.

1157

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Aistulf dAquileia, was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the armies of Prince Theoderich's Host.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Aistulf dAquileia, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Prince Theoderich's Host.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Unichis of Medina, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Waimar II of Ivrea, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Prince Theoderichs Host.
• Prince Theoderich of Africa lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel'.

1158

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Waimar II of Ivrea, was victorious in the battle of Jerusalem against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' won the war against Basileus Zacharias of the Byzantine Empire.
• Hermelinda Alachisling usurped the County of Jerusalem from Niketas Isauros.
• Hermelinda Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Fes from Shaiban Mukhtarid.

1159

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Dutch realm of Frisian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Godschalk.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godepert of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Brabant against the armies of Frisian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godepert of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Liege against the armies of Frisian Liberation Revolt.

1160

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Aistulf dAquileia, was victorious in the battle of Gent against the armies of Frisian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Aistulf dAquileia, was victorious in the battle of Brabant against the armies of Frisian Liberation Revolt.
• Godschalk of Frisian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel'.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Nordepert of Middle Francia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Pope Anastasius IV, was victorious in the battle of Koln against the armies of Germany.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' won the war against King Otker of Germany.

1161

• Pope Anastasius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 1 February, 1161.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Andalusia, ruled by King Kakko the Unready'.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison King Kakko of Andalusia 'the Unready', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ariulf Liutprandingi, was victorious in the battle of Modena against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Raginpert of Piedra, was defeated in the battle of Firenze against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alo of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ursus of Udine, was defeated in the battle of Treviso against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Irnerius of Como, was victorious in the battle of Pisa against the armies of Andalusia.

1162

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Hilmagis II of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Hilmagis II of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Hilmagis II of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Cebta against the armies of Andalusia.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Irnerius of Como, was victorious in the battle of Padua against the armies of Andalusia.
• Duke Ewin of Calabria married Cunigunda.
• King Kakko of Andalusia the Unready' lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Cruel'.

1163

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the province of Monreal.

1164

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Friuli, ruled by Duke Guaimar II the Whisperer'.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Duke Guaimar II of Friuli 'the Whisperer', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1165

• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Rodwald of Asturias in war against his enemies.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Godescalc III of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of Friuli.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Aistulf dAquileia, was victorious in the battle of Mantua against the armies of Friuli.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Agiprand II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Verona against the armies of Friuli.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Gacco III of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of Friuli.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Gacco III of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Padua against the armies of Friuli.
• Pope Anastasius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died in battle against Duke Guaimar II of Friuli on 7 November, 1165.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Hilmagis II of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of Friuli.

1166

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Aistulf dAquileia, was victorious in the battle of Padua against the armies of Friuli.
• Duke Guaimar II of Friuli the Whisperer' lost the war against Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Cruel'.

1167

• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Erchempert of Padua, was victorious in the battle of Cremona against the armies of Bohemia.

1168

• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Waldchis of Andalusia.
• Emperor Ursus the Unchaste', the husband of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 24 January, 1168.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire married Prince Zbyszko, son of King Dalimir of Pannonia.

1169

• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' won the war against King Waldchis of Andalusia.
• Hermelinda Alachisling usurped the County of Brescia from Waldchis Alachisling.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Odilo of Hispania in war against his enemies.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Arnegisel of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire supported King AEthelmaer of England in war against his enemies.
• The army of Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Erchempert of Padua, was victorious in the battle of Aargau against the armies of Burgundian Revolt.
• Empress Hermelinda of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 8 November, 1169. Her kinsman, Ewin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire omarom.
• Emperor Ewin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Arnegisel of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Ewin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King AEthelmaer of England in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Ewin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Schwyz against the armies of Burgundian Revolt.

1170

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the German realm of Treviso, ruled by Countess Kriemhild.
• Emperor Ewin of the Holy Roman Empire the Old' tried but failed to imprison Countess Kriemhild of Treviso, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Ewin of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 2 March, 1170. His kinsman, Berin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ilano.
• Emperor Berin of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Imma, daughter of King Hilmagis II of Jerusalem.
• The army of Emperor Berin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Pavia against the armies of Treviso.
• Emperor Berin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Liutward of Middle Francia in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Berin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King AEthelmaer of England in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Berin of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 18 July, 1170. His kinsman, Adalgis, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ripoli.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire married Cotani.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire supported King AEthelmaer of England in war against his enemies.

1171

• Countess Kriemhild of Treviso lost the war against Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel'.

1172

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Norse realm of Kemian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Freyr.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Liutward of Middle Francia in war against his enemies.
• Duke Odoin, the heir of Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 4 May, 1172.

1173

• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Kemi against the army of Kemian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Freyr of Kemian Peasant Revolt.
• Freyr of Kemian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel'.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Liutward of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Gumpert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Parma against the armies of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ado Wechtaringi, was victorious in the battle of Agen against the armies of Middle Francia.

1174

• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Troyes against the army of Middle Francia, commanded by Duke Niebelung of Upper Lorraine.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Zeeland against the army of Middle Francia, commanded by King Liutward of Middle Francia.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the army of Middle Francia, commanded by Count Henri of Amiens.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' won the war against King Liutward of Middle Francia.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Waltgaud of Burgundy in war against his enemies.

1175

• The army of Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Tirol against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Baden against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Furstenberg against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Pope Lucius V, was victorious in the battle of Wurttemberg against the armies of Germany.

1176

• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire supported Hochmeister Jozef of Teutonic Order in war against his enemies.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Catalan realm of Aragon, ruled by Queen Guisla the Whisperer'.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Queen Guisla of Aragon 'the Whisperer', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the army of Aragon, commanded by Queen Guisla of Aragon.
• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the army of Aragon, commanded by Count Ewin of Alto Aragon.

1177

• Emperor Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire died of an infected wound on 11 February, 1177. His Anglo-Saxon kinsman Saebert succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Emperor Saebert.
• Emperor Saebert of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Liutward of Middle Francia in war against his enemies.
• Queen Guisla of Aragon the Whisperer' lost the war against Emperor Saebert of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Saebert of the Holy Roman Empire adopted new customs to embrace Lombard culture, no longer considering himself Anglo-Saxon.

1178

• Emperor Saebert of the Holy Roman Empire married Chlotsuintha, daughter of Adalgis Alachisling.
• Saebert Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Calabria from Odoin Alachisling.

1179

• The army of Emperor Saebert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Amare Naakuelo, was defeated in the battle of Tirol against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Pope Lucius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 27 May, 1179.
• Saebert, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Saebert of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Pope Anicetus II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Finland from the Suomenuskos.

1180

• Emperor Saebert of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Anicetus II in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Saebert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Anselm of Pisa, was victorious in the battle of Luki against the armies of Rus.

1181

• Emperor Saebert of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 9 June, 1181. His kinsman, Lupus, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ertola.
• Emperor Lupus of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Anicetus II in war against his enemies.
• Lupus Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Slavonia from Rotrude Alachisling.

1182

• Emperor Lupus of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Audoin III of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Lupus of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Laidulf Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Grisons against the armies of Vivieran Peasant Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of the Byzantine Empire, ruled by Basileus Photios.
• Basileus Photios of the Byzantine Empire won the war against Emperor Lupus of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Lupus of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the army of Sicily, commanded by King Audoin III of Sicily.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Syrian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Abdul-Hamid.

1183

• The army of Emperor Lupus of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Thrasimund of Veglia, was victorious in the battle of Bari against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Lupus of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Laudari Petringi, was victorious in the battle of Toropets against the armies of Rus.
• Emperor Lupus of the Holy Roman Empire died of severe stress on 29 October, 1183. His Anglo-Saxon kinsman Cynehelm succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Emperor Cynehelm.
• Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire adopted new customs to embrace Lombard culture, no longer considering himself Anglo-Saxon.

1184

• Theoderich Alachisling married Kriemhild.
• Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against King Audoin III of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Guaimar of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Az Zarqa against the armies of Syrian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Laidulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the armies of Syrian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Laidulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Syrian Liberation Revolt.
• Prince Theoderich, the heir of Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 28 December, 1184.

1185

• The army of Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Laidulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Madaba against the armies of Syrian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Laidulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Syrian Liberation Revolt.
• Abdul-Hamid of Syrian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Anicetus II in war against his enemies.
• Pope Anicetus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 26 July, 1185.
• The army of Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Atenulf of Orbetello, was victorious in the battle of Luki against the armies of Rus.
• Cynehelm, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire.

1186

• Emperor Cynehelm of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 14 March, 1186. His kinsman, Kakko, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ilano.
• Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Hormisdas III in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Hildigis II of Egypt in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Gisulf of Peschiera, was victorious in the battle of Quattara against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Gisulf of Peschiera, was victorious in the battle of Quattara against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Gisulf of Peschiera, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.

1187

• Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Belo Ozero from the enemy.
• Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Zarechnaya from the enemy.
• Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Nazankha from the enemy.
• The Crusade declared by Hormisdas ended with the successful conquest of Finland from the Suomenuskos. Kakko Alachisling became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Kakko Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Finland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Kakko the Great'.

1188

• Kakko Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Kola, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Pope Hormisdas III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of depression on 8 September, 1188.

1189

• Emperor Kakko held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• Emperor Kakko of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 9 November, 1189. His kinsman, Erchempert, succeeded to the throne of the Empire Corunna.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of El Rifian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Hakam.

1190

• The army of Emperor Erchempert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Laidulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of El Rif against the armies of El Rifian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Erchempert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Laidulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Snassen against the armies of El Rifian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Erchempert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Laidulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Figuig against the armies of El Rifian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Erchempert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Laidulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of El Rif against the armies of El Rifian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Erchempert of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Laidulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Snassen against the armies of El Rifian Peasant Revolt.
• Hakam of El Rifian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Erchempert of the Holy Roman Empire.

1191

• Emperor Erchempert of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Shahanshah Fereedun of the Byzantine Empire.
• Count Anselm, the heir of Emperor Erchempert of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 4 August, 1191.
• Emperor Erchempert of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 30 August, 1191. His kinsman, Theudoald, succeeded to the throne of the Empire ilano.
• Prince Lantpert, the heir of Emperor Theudoald of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 20 November, 1191.
• The army of Emperor Theudoald of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Gisulf of Peschiera, was victorious in the battle of Girgenti against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Theudoald of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Assur V of Castille in war against his enemies.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the French realm of Tourrainian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Othon.

1192

• Emperor Theudoald of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Shahanshah Fereedun of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Theudoald of the Holy Roman Empire converted from Catholic to Lollard.

1193

• The army of Emperor Theudoald of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Gebhard of Carinthia, was victorious in the battle of Tours against the armies of Tourrainian Peasant Revolt.

1194

• Emperor Theudoald of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Aistulf II of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Theudoald of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Liutward of Middle Francia in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Theudoald of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 19 December, 1194. He was succeeded by his Catholic Christian kinsman Ildiches.
• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Nice.

1195

• Othon of Tourrainian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Aimeric of Finland in war against his enemies.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Holy Roman Revolt, ruled by Laidulf.
• The army of Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Hilmagis III of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Negev against the armies of Italy.

1196

• Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire lost the battle of Rome against the army of Italy, commanded by Viceroy Laidulf of Italy.
• Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire lost the battle of Spoleto against the army of Italy, commanded by Viceroy Laidulf of Italy.

1197

• Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the army of Italy, commanded by Viceroy Laidulf of Italy.
• Viceroy Laidulf of Italy lost the war against Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Arnold II of Bavaria.

1198

• The army of Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Verona against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Aquileia against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Innsbruck against the armies of Bavaria.

1199

• The army of Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Mantua, was victorious in the battle of Karnten against the armies of Bavaria.
• Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire married Queen Apollonia, daughter of Despot Niketas of Taurica.
• Count Poppo of Pelusia married Guntrud.

1200

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded El-Arish just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmerss fields.

1201

• Ildiches Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Jerusalem from Bakhtiar Mahmudid.
• Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against King Arnold II of Bavaria.
• Ildiches Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Bavaria from Arnold Berthilding.
• Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Laudari of Andalusia in war against his enemies.

1202

• Emperor Ildiches of the Holy Roman Empire died bedridden and infirm on 11 June, 1202. His kinsman, Poppo, succeeded to the throne of the Empire elusia.
• Emperor Poppo of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 18 August, 1202. His kinsman, Reccared, succeeded to the throne of the Empire yrte.
• Theodorada Alachisling was imprisoned in a dungeon in Girgenti by Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire.

1203

• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Shahanshah Salman of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Faroald of Al-Salihiyah, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Faroald of Al-Salihiyah, was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Pope Anastasius VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 18 July, 1203.

1204

• Pope Agapetus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died after a period of illness on 24 April, 1204.
• Reccared Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Sicily from Symeon of Darbasak.

1205

• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Capua against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Shahanshah Salman of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Minor Viceroy Apollonios of Bosnia.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Minor Viceroy Apollonios of Bosnia.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Aimeric of Finland in war against his enemies.

1206

• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Aprutium against the army of Sicily, commanded by King Arnold of Sicily.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Shahanshah Salman of the Byzantine Empire the Cruel'.
• Reccared Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Capua, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Napolitanian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Staurakios.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Bari against the army of Napolitanian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Staurakios of Napolitanian Peasant Revolt.
• Staurakios of Napolitanian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire.

1207

• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Aistulf II of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• Pope Lando, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 4 August, 1207.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Radgiss Host, ruled by Radgis.

1208

• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Girgenti against the army of Radgiss Host, commanded by Radgis of Radgis's Host.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Palermo against the army of Radgiss Host, commanded by Radgis of Radgis's Host.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Trapani against the army of Radgiss Host, commanded by Radgis of Radgis's Host.
• Radgis of Radgiss Host lost the war against Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Prince Laidulf, the heir of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 8 October, 1208.
• Mayor Guaimar, the heir of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, died under suspicious circumstances on 29 November, 1208.

1209

• Prince Arichis, the heir of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, died bedridden and infirm on 3 March, 1209.
• Gisulf, the heir of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, was executed by Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire on 4 March, 1209.

1210

• The army of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Senoussi against the armies of Sicily.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Assur V of Castille in war against his enemies.

1211

• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire supported Prince Alboin of Hispania in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ferdulf of Tinis, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Al Alamaynian Peasant Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the French realm of Calabria, ruled by Duke Autgeri.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Duke Autgeri of Calabria, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Pope Adrian II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of terminal stage Leprosy on 19 July, 1211.
• The army of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Alboin of Lentini, was victorious in the battle of Saintois against the armies of Calabria.
• The army of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Alboin of Lentini, was victorious in the battle of Troyes against the armies of Calabria.

1212

• Duke Autgeri of Calabria lost the war against Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Reccared Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Calabria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Reccared held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emperor Irnerius II of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Wido of Castrum Maris, was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Adhemar of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Hispania.

1213

• Emperor Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire died of severe stress on 1 February, 1213. His kinsman, Aldihoc, succeeded to the throne of the Empire onreale.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Assur V of Castille in war against his enemies.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Emperor Irnerius II of Hispania the Usurper'.
• Aldihoc Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Tuscany from Arichis Alachisling.
• Aldihoc Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Capua from Agelmund Alachisling.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire supported Countess Rotrude of Zagreb in war against her enemies.

1214

• Pope Leo III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 4 September, 1214.

1215

• Strange rumors reached the Lombard lands, speaking of strong armies gathering in the Eastern steppes under the Great Khan, with men too numerous to count.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ago dAl Qubbah, was victorious in the battle of Rama against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1216

• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Kaiser Aldihoc the Holy'.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Mashad of the Byzantine Empire.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Mashad of the Byzantine Empire.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Alexios of Byzantine Revolt.

1217

• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy' won the war against Alexios of Byzantine Revolt 'the Cruel'.
• Aldihoc Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Venice from Boethios Kretikos.
• Empress Areagne, the wife of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, died after a period of illness on 12 August, 1217.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Altruda, daughter of King Hildigis III of Egypt.

1218

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Palermian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Christophoros.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Gumpert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Trapani against the armies of Palermian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Gumpert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Palermo against the armies of Palermian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Gumpert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Trapani against the armies of Palermian Peasant Revolt.
• Christophoros of Palermian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy'.
• Pope Pelagius III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Greece from the Yazidis.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Pelagius III in war against his enemies.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Gacco of Bethlehem, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1219

• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Theodo of Klagenfurt, was victorious in the battle of Attienities against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Liutbert of Nurnberg, was victorious in the battle of Rama against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Ado of Cumae, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hug of Alacant, was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Theodo of Klagenfurt, was victorious in the battle of Naissos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Fara of Saramsah, was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Kunibert of Beaucourt, was victorious in the battle of Diadora against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Kunibert of Beaucourt, was victorious in the battle of Spalathos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Pope Pelagius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died after a period of illness on 27 October, 1219.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Mashad of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Atenulf of Pistoia, was victorious in the battle of Lychnidos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1220

• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Liutbert of Nurnberg, was victorious in the battle of Serdica against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Waifar of Gibelet, was victorious in the battle of Sinope against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Grasulf of Cascina, was victorious in the battle of Moesia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1221

• The army of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Liutbert of Nurnberg, was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Crusade declared by Gregory ended with the successful conquest of Greece from the Yazidis. Aldihoc Alachisling became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Aldihoc Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Greece, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Aldihoc Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Adrianopolis from Andronikos of Caplijna.
• Aldihoc Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Cibyrrhaeot from Ioannes of Pravets.
• Aldihoc Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Thessalonika from Pankratios Kyritzios.
• Aldihoc Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Cyprus, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Aldihoc Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Samos from Anatolios Kottounios.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Doux Belisarios of Amalfi.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Monemvasia against the army of Amalfi, commanded by Doux Belisarios of Amalfi.

1222

• Pope Gregory IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 11 February, 1222.
• Pope Martin III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 8 April, 1222.

1223

• King Hilmagis III the Old', the heir of Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire, died after a period of illness on 16 April, 1223.
• Kaiser Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy' made peace with Doux Belisarios of Amalfi.

1224

• Emperor Aldihoc of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 10 January, 1224. His Visigothic kinsman Assur succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Emperor Assur.
• Emperor Assur of the Holy Roman Empire adopted new customs to embrace Lombard culture, no longer considering himself Visigothic.
• Assur Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Africa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Kyzikosian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Raphail.
• The army of Emperor Assur of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Desiderius III of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Kyzikos against the armies of Kyzikosian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Assur of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Desiderius III of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Smyrna against the armies of Kyzikosian Peasant Revolt.
• Raphail of Kyzikosian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Assur of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Ochridian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ioannes.
• The army of Emperor Assur of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Landenulf of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Ohrid against the armies of Ochridian Peasant Revolt.

1225

• The army of Emperor Assur of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Anselm of Lesbos, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Ochridian Peasant Revolt.
• Ioannes of Ochridian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Assur of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Assur of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 30 April, 1225. His kinsman, Landenulf, succeeded to the throne of the Empire eran.
• Landenulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Dyrrachion from Methodios Euforbenos.

1226

• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Doux Dionysios of Amalfi.
• Landenulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Achaia from Theophylaktos Isauros.
• Landenulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Aegean Islands from Iakobos Isauros.
• Landenulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Cyprus from Hippolytos Demetrianos.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sigisbert of Greece, was victorious in the battle of Korinthos against the armies of Amalfi.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Hunter' won the war against Doux Dionysios of Amalfi.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Basileus Mashad of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Ildiches of Spoleto, was defeated in the battle of Tyana against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Ansfrith of Halbah, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Usora against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Manthos of Epirus.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Theophylaktos of Syracusa, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Adalgis Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Moesia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Andronikos of Thrace.

1227

• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Raugia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ioulianos of Raugia.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Maurikios of Dioclea.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Naissos against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ljudevit of Naissos.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Theophylaktos of Syracusa, was victorious in the battle of Krounoi against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Hunter' won the war against Basileus Mashad of the Byzantine Empire.
• Landenulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Karvuna from Mahmud Mahmudid.
• Emperor Landenulf held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.

1228

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Karvunan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Isaakios.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported Count Ago of Kalevan in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sigisbert of Greece, was victorious in the battle of Karvuna against the armies of Karvunan Peasant Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Chalkidikian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tryphon.
• Isaakios of Karvunan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Hunter'.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sigisbert of Greece, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Chalkidikian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Aldihoc of Servia, was victorious in the battle of Naissos against the armies of Chalkidikian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sigisbert of Greece, was victorious in the battle of Arsa against the armies of Chalkidikian Peasant Revolt.
• Tryphon of Chalkidikian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Hunter'.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Ajo of Hispania in war against his enemies.
• Count Ewin the Lecher', the heir of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 28 November, 1228.

1229

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the province of Nikomedeia.

1230

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Sicily, ruled by Despot Manfred.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Hunter' tried but failed to imprison Despot Manfred of Sicily, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Hermenfred II of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Spoleto against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Gottschalk of Steiermark, was victorious in the battle of Steiermark against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Unigild of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Druz against the armies of Sicily.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Gabiyaha against the army of Sicily, commanded by Doux Desiderius II of Damietta.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Poppo of Nauplion, was defeated in the battle of Gemer against the armies of Pannonia.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Arechis of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Birinus of Hebron, was victorious in the battle of Kakisalmi against the armies of Sicily.

1231

• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Arichis of Finland, was victorious in the battle of Girgenti against the armies of Sicily.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Ausfrids Host, ruled by Ausfrid.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Arichis of Finland, was victorious in the battle of Tobruk against the armies of Sicily.
• Despot Manfred of Sicily lost the war against Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Hunter'.
• Landenulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Epirus from Manthos Isauros.

1232

• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the army of Ausfrids Host, commanded by Ausfrid of Ausfrid's Host.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Leon against the army of Ausfrids Host, commanded by Ausfrid of Ausfrid's Host.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Valladolid against the army of Ausfrids Host, commanded by Ausfrid of Ausfrid's Host.
• Ausfrid of Ausfrids Host lost the war against Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunter'.
• Landenulf Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Karelia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Landenulf Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Syria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1233

• Pope Pelagius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of depression on 3 September, 1233.

1234

• King Artavasdas, the heir of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 24 January, 1234.
• Empress Ereleuva, the wife of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 15 August, 1234.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire married Countess Gundeperga, daughter of Count Lantpert of Malaga.

1235

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Finnish realm of Suomenusko Uprising, ruled by Vesa.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Ochridian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arsenios.
• Vesa of Suomenusko Uprising lost the war against Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Hunter'.

1236

• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sigisbert of Greece, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Ochridian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimoald of Dyrrachion, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Ochridian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Sigisbert of Greece, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of Ochridian Peasant Revolt.
• Arsenios of Ochridian Peasant Revolt the Bewitched' lost the war against Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Hunter'.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emperor Ajo of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Ansprand II of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Cuenca against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Liutbald of Fes, was victorious in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Liutbald of Fes, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Ansprand II of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of Hispania.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt, ruled by Lambert.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Landari of Sinai, was victorious in the battle of Jerusalem against the armies of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt.

1237

• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Landari of Sinai, was victorious in the battle of Kerak against the armies of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Landari of Sinai, was victorious in the battle of Madaba against the armies of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Liutbald of Fes, was victorious in the battle of Valladolid against the armies of Hispania.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Hunter' won the war against Emperor Ajo of Hispania 'the Wise'.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Wimarano of Mauretania in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Pandulf of Sharm el-Sheikh, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt.
• Landenulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Granada from Theodarada Alachisling.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Godepert de Negev, was victorious in the battle of Beersheb against the armies of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Godepert de Negev, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Wimarano of Mauretania in war against his enemies.

1238

• The army of Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Birinus Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Negev against the armies of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt.
• Lambert of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Hunter'.
• Emperor Landenulf of the Holy Roman Empire died of severe stress on 10 September, 1238. His son, Ansprand, succeeded to the throne of the Empire eran.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the German realm of Steiermarkian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alois.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Adalhard of Mikulov, was victorious in the battle of Znojmo against the armies of Steiermarkian Peasant Revolt.

1239

• Alois of Steiermarkian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Berber realm of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ala'addin.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Theophylaktos of Syracusa, was victorious in the battle of Tobruk against the armies of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Theophylaktos of Syracusa, was victorious in the battle of Senoussi against the armies of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Desiderius II of Damietta, was victorious in the battle of Cyrenaica against the armies of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Theophylaktos of Syracusa, was victorious in the battle of Tobruk against the armies of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt.
• Ala'addin of Cyrenaican Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Fat'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Phaeacians Peasant Revolt, ruled by Paschalis.

1240

• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Euboia against the armies of Phaeacians Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Naxos against the armies of Phaeacians Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Euboia against the armies of Phaeacians Peasant Revolt.
• Paschalis of Phaeacians Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat'.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emperor Ajo of Hispania.

1241

• Pope Callixtus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 18 February, 1241.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Hispania.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Philippopolisian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Pelagios.

1242

• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Cuenca against the armies of Hispania.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the German realm of Oberbayerian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Baldomar.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Guntram of Dachau, was victorious in the battle of Kempten against the armies of Oberbayerian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Badajoz against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Mertola against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Silves against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Guntram of Dachau, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Oberbayerian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Guntram of Dachau, was victorious in the battle of Domazlice against the armies of Oberbayerian Peasant Revolt.
• Baldomar of Oberbayerian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat'.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Castelo Branco against the armies of Hispania.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Bizertenian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Aram.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Coimbra against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Lisboa against the armies of Hispania.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Prince Erlembalds Host, ruled by Prince Erlembald.

1243

• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Nunno di Urbino, was victorious in the battle of Tunis against the armies of Bizertenian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Mertola against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Friednand of Manzil Jamal, was victorious in the battle of Kairwan against the armies of Bizertenian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Friednand of Manzil Jamal, was victorious in the battle of Tunis against the armies of Bizertenian Peasant Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the French realm of Metzian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bernard.
• Aram of Bizertenian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat'.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Germanos of Lidoriki, was victorious in the battle of Palermo against the armies of Prince Erlembalds Host.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Germanos of Lidoriki, was victorious in the battle of Trapani against the armies of Prince Erlembalds Host.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Germanos of Lidoriki, was victorious in the battle of Girgenti against the armies of Prince Erlembalds Host.
• Prince Erlembald of the Holy Roman Empire lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat'.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Hesso II of Bavaria, was victorious in the battle of Metz against the armies of Metzian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Hesso II of Bavaria, was victorious in the battle of Trier against the armies of Metzian Peasant Revolt.
• Bernard of Metzian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat'.

1244

• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat' won the war against Emperor Ajo of Hispania 'the Wise'.
• Ansprand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Finland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ansprand Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Seville from Sigisbert Alachisling.
• Ansprand Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Syria from Aram Shaybanid.
• Ansa de Nules was imprisoned in a dungeon in Girgenti by Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the army of Philippopolisian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Porphyrios of Philippopolisian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of Philippopolisian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Porphyrios of Philippopolisian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the army of Philippopolisian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Porphyrios of Philippopolisian Peasant Revolt.
• Porphyrios of Philippopolisian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat'.

1245

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the German realm of Oberbayerian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Heribert.
• Prince Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire married Rumetruda, daughter of Prince Reccared of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Hilmagis of Medina, was victorious in the battle of Kempten against the armies of Oberbayerian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Albrecht of Diessen, was victorious in the battle of Oberbayern against the armies of Oberbayerian Peasant Revolt.

1246

• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Caliph Sadaddin II.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Germanos of Lidoriki, was victorious in the battle of Annaba against the armies of the Idrisid Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Germanos of Lidoriki, was victorious in the battle of Constantine against the armies of the Idrisid Empire.

1247

• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat' won the war against Caliph Sa'daddin II 'the Fat'.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Arichis of Andalusian Revolt.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Wimarano of Mauretania in war against his enemies.

1248

• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Agiprand dAl Hasun, was victorious in the battle of Tripolitana against the armies of Bahir's Host.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Unichis of Lepe, was victorious in the battle of Empuries against the armies of Andalusian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Agiprand dAl Hasun, was victorious in the battle of Djerba against the armies of Bahir's Host.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Marrakech against the army of Marrakechi Peasant Revolt, commanded by Sigisbert of Marrakechi Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Massat against the army of Marrakechi Peasant Revolt, commanded by Sigisbert of Marrakechi Peasant Revolt.
• Heribert of Oberbayerian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat'.
• Empress Ansa, the wife of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, died in the dungeons of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire on 25 November, 1248.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire married Gonterote, daughter of Bishop Penno of El Pedregal.

1249

• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Cordoba against the army of Andalusian Revolt, commanded by Arichis of Andalusian Revolt.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat' won the war against Arichis of Andalusian Revolt.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Appa of Andalusian Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the German realm of Italy, ruled by King Simon the Cruel'.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat' tried but failed to imprison King Simon of Italy 'the Cruel', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Sigibuld of Prae, was victorious in the battle of Kyzikos against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Agiprand dAl Hasun, was victorious in the battle of Mahdia against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Altpert of Chalkidike, was victorious in the battle of Al Bichri against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Fara Maioingi, was victorious in the battle of Rascia against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Wechthari of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kresimir, was victorious in the battle of Ohrid against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Maginulf of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Corvulus of Venice, was victorious in the battle of Attienities against the armies of Andalusia.

1250

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

1251

• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Maginulf of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Ancona against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Germanos of Lidoriki, was victorious in the battle of Aprutium against the armies of Italy.
• Pope Telesphorus II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Portugal from the Yazidis.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Zotto of Roselle, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Bernard of Pitigliano, was victorious in the battle of Lombardy against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Cleph of Grosseto, was victorious in the battle of Saluzzo against the armies of Italy.

1252

• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Maginulf of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Aquileia against the armies of Andalusian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Maginulf of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Karnten against the armies of Andalusian Revolt.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire the Fat' won the war against Appa of Andalusian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Maginulf of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Padua against the armies of Italy.
• King Simon of Italy the Cruel' lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Fat'.

1253

• Empress Gonterote, the wife of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, died of poor health on 20 January, 1253.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire married Aurengarde, daughter of Duke Pierre of Toulouse.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Lamberts Host, ruled by Lambert.
• Ansprand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Toledo, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Germanos of Lidoriki, was victorious in the battle of Valladolid against the armies of Lamberts Host.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Archbishop Liutward of Toledo, was victorious in the battle of Soria against the armies of Lamberts Host.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Cuenca against the army of Hispania, commanded by Emperor Ajo of Hispania.

1254

• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Archbishop Liutward of Toledo, was victorious in the battle of Soria against the armies of Lamberts Host.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Valladolid against the army of Lamberts Host, commanded by Lambert of Lambert's Host.
• The army of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Hermenfred III of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the armies of Lamberts Host.
• Lambert of Lamberts Host lost the war against Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Fat'.
• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire supported Prince Athanagildo of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.
• The Crusade declared by Telesphorus ended with the successful conquest of Portugal from the Yazidis.
• King Sigibuld of Cyprus, a powerful vassal of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, converted from Catholic to Lollard.

1255

• Emperor Ansprand held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• Ansprand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Cibyrrhaeot, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Sigibuld of Cyprus, a powerful vassal of Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire, converted from Lollard to Catholic.

1256

• Emperor Ansprand of the Holy Roman Empire died a natural death on 20 February, 1256. His son, Radgis, succeeded to the throne of the Empire dina.
• Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Galteri of Burgundy in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Radgis the Just'.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Kabylia from Jabir Abbasid.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Palermian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kallinikos.

1257

• The army of Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Radelchis of San Guiseppe Lato, was victorious in the battle of Siracusa against the armies of Palermian Peasant Revolt.
• Kallinikos of Palermian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Finnish realm of Suomenusko Uprising, ruled by Ahma.
• The army of Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ariulf de Thrake, was victorious in the battle of Satakunta against the armies of Suomenusko Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ariulf de Thrake, was victorious in the battle of Pohjanmaa against the armies of Suomenusko Uprising.
• Ahma of Suomenusko Uprising lost the war against Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of Andalusia from Arechis Alachisling.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the German realm of Innsbruckian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Hesso.

1258

• The army of Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Karlmann of Graz, was victorious in the battle of Steiermark against the armies of Innsbruckian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Germanos of Lidoriki, was victorious in the battle of Karnten against the armies of Innsbruckian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Gunther of Austria, was victorious in the battle of Varazdin against the armies of Innsbruckian Peasant Revolt.
• Hesso of Innsbruckian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Wimarano of Mauretania in war against his enemies.
• Pope Telesphorus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 16 May, 1258.
• Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emperor Ajo of Hispania.

1259

• The army of Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Rodwald of Brescia, was victorious in the battle of Cordoba against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Saxo of Noto, was victorious in the battle of Zamora against the armies of Hispania.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of San Guiseppe Lato, ruled by Baron Radelchis.
• Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' tried but failed to imprison Baron Radelchis of San Guiseppe Lato, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1260

• The army of Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Atenulf of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Toledo against the armies of Hispania.
• Emperor Radgis I of the Holy Roman Empire died after a period of illness on 28 June, 1260. His son, Radgis, succeeded to the throne of the Empire dina.
• Baron Radelchis of San Guiseppe Lato lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire.

1261

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Emperor Ajo of Hispania the Wise'.
• Radgis Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Cordoba, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Dowager Empress Rumetruda, the mother of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, died of depression on 20 November, 1261.

1262

• Radgis Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Tangier, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1263

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire married Ludmila, daughter of King Mieszko of Taurica.

1264

• Emperor Radgis II held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Erchinoald of Egypt in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ausfrid of Tukkot, was victorious in the battle of El-Arish against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Gumpert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.

1265

• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by Count Kakko of Calatrava, captured Cordoba.
• Cordoba lost Cordoba to the forces of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire.

1266

• Pope Anacletus V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 22 March, 1266.
• Radgis Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Nefoud, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1267

• Chlotsuintha, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emperor Ajo of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Irnerius of Kraljevica, was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Petro of Gabes, was victorious in the battle of Gabes against the armies of Fes.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Unigild of Gratteri, was victorious in the battle of Ravenna against the armies of Hispania.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Ancona against the army of Hispania, commanded by Emperor Ajo of Hispania.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Urbino against the army of Hispania, commanded by Count Nikolaus of Urbino.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Ancona against the army of Hispania, commanded by Duchess Imma of Ancona.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Ephesosian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Diogenes.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Piombino against the army of Hispania, commanded by Duke Orson of Pisa.

1268

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Firenze against the army of Hispania, commanded by Count Landenulf of Firenze.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the army of Hispania, commanded by Emperor Ajo of Hispania.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Nasrid Sultanate, ruled by Caliph Nasr the Blessed'.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Romuald of Cyprus, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Hispania.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Mantua against the army of Knights of Santiago, commanded by Prince Agelmund of Greece.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Assur de Suebennia, was victorious in the battle of Rosello against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Assur de Suebennia, was victorious in the battle of Narbonne against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Assur de Suebennia, was victorious in the battle of Nice against the armies of Hispania.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Radgis II the Just'.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Negev against the armies of Hispania.

1269

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Romuald of Cyprus, was victorious in the battle of Ephesos against the armies of Ephesosian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Emperor Ajo of Hispania 'the Wise'.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of Italy from Ajo Alachisling.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hilderic of Miletos, was victorious in the battle of Ephesos against the armies of Ephesosian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Radelchis of Ephesos, was victorious in the battle of Ephesos against the armies of Ephesosian Peasant Revolt.
• Pope Symmachus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on the orders of Duchess Theodelinda of Benevento on 28 October, 1269.

1270

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Lambert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Damascus against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Lambert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Baalbek against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Lambert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Catholic Uprising.

1271

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Romuald of Cyprus, was victorious in the battle of Lykia against the armies of Ephesosian Peasant Revolt.
• Diogenes of Ephesosian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• The Sunni heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Verona.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Hail against the army of Nasrid Sultanate, commanded by Sheikh Abu-Bakr of Asir.

1272

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Damman against the army of Nasrid Sultanate, commanded by Emir Halil of Farukid Emirate.

1273

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Maltese Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alexios.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Annaban Peasant Revolt, ruled by Aghlab.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Gisulf of Lugo, was victorious in the battle of Annaba against the armies of Annaban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Taino of Setif, was victorious in the battle of Constantine against the armies of Annaban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Taino of Setif, was victorious in the battle of Bejaija against the armies of Annaban Peasant Revolt.
• Caliph Nasr the Blessed' lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Taino of Setif, was victorious in the battle of Annaba against the armies of Annaban Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Taino of Setif, was victorious in the battle of Bejaija against the armies of Annaban Peasant Revolt.
• Aghlab of Annaban Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1274

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Malta against the army of Maltese Peasant Revolt, commanded by Alexios of Maltese Peasant Revolt.
• Alexios of Maltese Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1275

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Prince Pandenulfs Host, ruled by Pandenulf.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Oliba of Manzil Jamal, was victorious in the battle of Porto against the armies of Prince Pandenulfs Host.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Prince Arichiss Host, ruled by Prince Arichis.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Oliba of Manzil Jamal, was victorious in the battle of Coimbra against the armies of Prince Pandenulfs Host.
• Prince Pandenulf of Italy the Fat' lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.

1276

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Andronikos of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Prince Arichiss Host.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Archbishop Aimeric of Lower Lorraine, was victorious in the battle of Lombardy against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ingoald Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Oliba of Manzil Jamal, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of Prince Arichiss Host.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Assur de Suebennia, was victorious in the battle of Soria against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Oliba of Manzil Jamal, was victorious in the battle of Foggia against the armies of Prince Arichiss Host.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Oliba of Manzil Jamal, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Prince Arichiss Host.
• Prince Arichis of Sicily lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Pope Agatho II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 20 December, 1276.

1277

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Maltese Peasant Revolt, ruled by Valerios.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Odoaker II of Portugal in war against his enemies.
• Valerios of Maltese Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Pope Sergius II, was victorious in the battle of Toledo against the armies of Hispania.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Tangier from Erlembald Alachisling.

1278

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Genoa, ruled by Duke Hermenfred III the Devil'.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' tried but failed to imprison Duke Hermenfred III of Genoa 'the Devil', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Saud of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Nice against the armies of Genoa.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Wechthari of Karlovac, was victorious in the battle of Krizevci against the armies of Hispania.

1279

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Frankish realm of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Odolric.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Grimoald of Tiberias, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Hispania.
• Pope Sergius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 7 September, 1279.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Gotzelo of Chur, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Saud of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Krizevci against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Gotzelo of Chur, was victorious in the battle of Vivarais against the armies of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Gotzelo of Chur, was victorious in the battle of Vienne against the armies of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Eustathios of Freising, was victorious in the battle of Lyon against the armies of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt.
• Odolric of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1280

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Frankish realm of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gaujoin.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Siegfried of Lombardy, was victorious in the battle of Forcalquier against the armies of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Andre Berthilding, was victorious in the battle of St. Gallen against the armies of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt.
• Gaujoin of Forcalquierian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.

1281

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Poppo of Caltavuturo, was victorious in the battle of Urbino against the armies of Hispania.
• Atenulf, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire.

1282

• Pope Constantine II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 17 July, 1282.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Girgenti against the army of Corsica, commanded by Count Sigisbert of Corsica.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Trapani against the army of Corsica, commanded by Count Sigisbert of Corsica.

1283

• Duke Hermenfred III of Genoa the Devil' lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emperor Ajo III of Hispania.

1284

• Pope Anacletus VI declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Croatia from the Yazidis.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Carcassonne against the army of Hispania, commanded by Emperor Ajo III of Hispania.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Foix against the army of Hispania, commanded by Emperor Ajo III of Hispania.

1285

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the army of Hispania, commanded by Emperor Ajo III of Hispania.
• Pope Anacletus VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 8 March, 1285.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Emperor Ajo III of Hispania.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of Syria from Gyrth Alachisling.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the County of Pavia from Ajo Alachisling.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the County of Syrte from Ajo Alachisling.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Taraba, ruled by Baron Aiulf.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' tried but failed to imprison Baron Aiulf of Taraba, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1286

• Pope Constantine III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 January, 1286.
• Baron Aiulf of Taraba lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Holy Roman Revolt, ruled by Eadbald.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Ibor of Ibors Host in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tyrach Afsin, was victorious in the battle of Birlad against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1287

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Odilo of Achaia, was victorious in the battle of Sinope against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Ingoald of Quattara, was victorious in the battle of Dorylaion against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimoald II of Dyrrachion, was victorious in the battle of Nouantia against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Odilo of Achaia, was victorious in the battle of Amisos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Adalbero of Briey, was victorious in the battle of Naissos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimoald II of Dyrrachion, was victorious in the battle of Damnunia against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Ingoald of Quattara, was victorious in the battle of Laodikeia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1288

• Prince Eadbald of Syria lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Rhodian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gregoras.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Ewin of Sinai, was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Pope Sabinian II, was victorious in the battle of Ravenna against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ratchis, was victorious in the battle of Singidounon against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Meletios of Kos, was defeated in the battle of Rhodos against the armies of Rhodian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Ildiches of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Rama against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.

1289

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Saud of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Rhodos against the armies of Rhodian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Saud of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Lykia against the armies of Rhodian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire lost the battle of Oleshye against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Phokas III of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Melitene against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Saud of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Laodikeia against the armies of Rhodian Peasant Revolt.
• Gregoras of Rhodian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Sabinian II in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Tmutarakan against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Cardinal Ioann of Al Mafraq, was victorious in the battle of Galatia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1290

• The Crusade declared by Sabinian ended with the successful conquest of Croatia from the Yazidis.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Cyrenaica from Cleph Alachisling.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Bertram of Germany in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ardoin of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Trent against the armies of Krainian Peasant Revolt.

1291

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

1292

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

1293

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Odoaker II of Portugal in war against his enemies.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Sabinian II.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' tried but failed to imprison Pope Sabinian II, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The armies of the Holy Roman Empire, led by King Sigibuld II of Cyprus, captured Rome.

1294

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Tusculum from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Saxo de Gandia, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Viterbo from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimoald III of Dyrrachion, was victorious in the battle of Dyrrachion against the armies of Karvuna.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Erchempert of Adra, was victorious in the battle of Karvuna against the armies of Karvuna.

1295

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Palermo against the army of Africa, commanded by King Aldrich of Africa.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Rome against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Sabinian II.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ansfrid de Traianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Karvuna.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ansfrid de Traianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Karvuna.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Birinus Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Istria against the armies of Istrian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Poppo of Caltavuturo, was victorious in the battle of Grisons against the armies of Burgundy.
• Pope Sabinian II lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Croatia from Niketas Isauros.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Karvuna from Birinus Alachisling.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Dalmatia from Gerasimos of Novoazovsk.

1296

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emperor Anselm II of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Aimeric of Karvuna, was victorious in the battle of Spoleto against the armies of Corsica.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Poppo of Caltavuturo, was victorious in the battle of Cuenca against the armies of Hispania.

1297

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Poppo of Caltavuturo, was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the armies of Corsica.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Emperor Anselm II of Hispania.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Bosnia from Kyros Kottounios.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Amphissa, ruled by Bishop Amefrith.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' tried but failed to imprison Bishop Amefrith of Amphissa, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1298

• Bishop Amefrith of Amphissa lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Count Sigisbert of Corsica.

1299

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Count Sigisbert of Corsica.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Holy Roman Revolt, ruled by Froila the Young'.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Waldipert of Friuli, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.

1300

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Malaga against the army of Holy Roman Revolt, commanded by Countess Wilgefortis of Mesembria.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Abyssinia, ruled by King Melaku the Blessed'.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.

1301

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Khagan Khal of the Ilkhanate in war against his enemies.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Toledo from Lantpert.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Samos from Sico Alachisling.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Karvuna against the army of Cyrenaica, commanded by Prince Adhemar of Sicily.

1302

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• King Melaku of Abyssinia the Blessed' won the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Castellon against the army of Holy Roman Revolt, commanded by Froila of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Froila of Holy Roman Revolt the Young' lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.

1303

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Famagustian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Germanos.

1304

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Famagusta against the armies of Famagustian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Limisol against the armies of Famagustian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Famagusta against the armies of Famagustian Peasant Revolt.
• Germanos of Famagustian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Khagan Khal of the Ilkhanate in war against his enemies.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Andalusian realm of El Rifian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tifilwit.

1305

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Corvulus de Massada, was victorious in the battle of El Rif against the armies of El Rifian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Corvulus de Massada, was victorious in the battle of Figuig against the armies of El Rifian Peasant Revolt.
• Tifilwit of El Rifian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Despot Siemowit of Taurica in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ildiches Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Zvolen against the armies of Pannonian Revolt.

1306

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ildiches Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Pressburg against the armies of Pannonia.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ildiches Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Gemer against the armies of Pannonian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ildiches Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Heves against the armies of Pannonian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ildiches Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Nitra against the armies of Pannonia.

1307

• Pope Sabinian II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died in the dungeons of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire on 16 May, 1307.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Despot Siemowit of Taurica in war against his enemies.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Arnefriths Host, ruled by Arnefrith.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Emperor Sigisbert of Hispania.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Bernard of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Ravenna against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ansprand Liutprandingi, was victorious in the battle of Spoleto against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Nasrid Sultanate, ruled by Caliph Halil.

1308

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Rome against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Guadulf of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Hesso III of Bavaria, was victorious in the battle of Salzburg against the armies of Arnefriths Host.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Nikolaus of Andechs, was victorious in the battle of Salzburg against the armies of Arnefriths Host.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Bishop Martin of Metz, was victorious in the battle of Osterreich against the armies of Arnefriths Host.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just' won the war against Emperor Sigisbert of Hispania.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Znojmo against the army of Arnefriths Host, commanded by Arnefrith of Arnefrith's Host.

1309

• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Arsa against the army of Arnefriths Host, commanded by Arnefrith of Arnefrith's Host.
• Arnefrith of Arnefriths Host lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Just'.
• Empress Ludmila, the wife of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 23 September, 1309.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire married Katharina, daughter of Arnold of Skane.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Konstas of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Hail against the armies of Nasrid Sultanate.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Altpert of Venice, was victorious in the battle of Hail against the armies of Nasrid Sultanate.

1310

• Radgis Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Mallorca, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Italian realm of Corsican Peasant Revolt, ruled by Basilio.
• Caliph Halil lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Radgis Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of Croatia from Komitas Isauros.

1311

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Corsica against the armies of Corsican Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Arborea against the armies of Corsican Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Cagliari against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Arborea against the armies of Corsican Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Cagliari against the armies of Corsican Peasant Revolt.
• Basilio of Corsican Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire the Just'.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Sigisbert of Hispania in war against his enemies.

1312

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Bejaija just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmerss fields.

1313

• The army of Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Kemi against the armies of Hispanian Decadence Revolt.
• Emperor Radgis II of the Holy Roman Empire was slain by Sigisbert Alachisling in personal combat on 26 February, 1313. His son, Atenulf, succeeded to the throne of the Empire jaccio.
• Atenulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Nefoud from Aiulf Liutprandingi.

1314

• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Basileus Eirenaios of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Aripert of Adrianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Hermann of Hohenwarth, was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Liutprand Rodoaldingi, was victorious in the battle of Naissos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Alphonse of Grandpre, was victorious in the battle of Singidounon against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Liutprand Rodoaldingi, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1315

• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos AEmbalan of Coloneia.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alboin of Kastrinitsi, was defeated in the battle of Crimea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Eusebios of Lykandos.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Gisulf of Egypt in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Amisos against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Ioulianos of Armeniacon.

1316

• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Atenulf the Gentle'.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Archa against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Eirenaios of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Aleppo against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Eustratios of Aleppo.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Gentle' won the war against Basileus Eirenaios of the Byzantine Empire.
• Atenulf Alachisling usurped the County of Hellas from Eusebios Kretikos.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Atenulf II of Sicily in war against his enemies.

1317

• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Ariulf of Cyprus.
• Atenulf Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Thrace from Leontios Isauros.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ago de Traianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Cyprus.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Perctarit II of Andalusia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Unulf of Apamea, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of Cyprus.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Unulf of Apamea, was victorious in the battle of Moesia against the armies of Cyprus.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Arnifrid of Nice, was victorious in the battle of Krizevci against the armies of Cyprus.

1318

• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Famagusta against the armies of Sicilian Revolt.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Gentle' won the war against King Ariulf of Cyprus.
• Atenulf Alachisling usurped the County of Abydos from Ariulf Tasoingi.

1319

• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of the The Papacy.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Catalan realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Ramon.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of the The Papacy.

1320

• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Menorca against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Mallorca against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Lantpert III of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Menorca against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Ramon of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Gentle'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Corsica, ruled by Count Radwald.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire the Gentle' tried but failed to imprison Count Radwald of Corsica, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Atenulf of the Holy Roman Empire died in battle against Prince Radwald of the Holy Roman Empire on 29 December, 1320. His son, Rodgand, succeeded to the throne of the Empire onreale.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Konstas of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Corsica.

1321

• Prince Radwald of the Holy Roman Empire lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Pope Gregory V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Anatolia from the Yazidis.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported Pope Gregory V in war against his enemies.

1322

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Boethios of Shahba, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Abydosian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Evangelos.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Sebastianos of San Pawl, was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the armies of Abydosian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Sebastianos of San Pawl, was victorious in the battle of Lesbos against the armies of Abydosian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Sebastianos of San Pawl, was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the armies of Abydosian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Filibert of Dachau, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Abydosian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Froila II of Castille, was victorious in the battle of Rascia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Arechis of Samos, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Abydosian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Arechis of Samos, was victorious in the battle of Moesia against the armies of Abydosian Peasant Revolt.
• Evangelos of Abydosian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire.

1323

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Cat Khuyildarid, was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1324

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Grand Mayor Aripert of Adrianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Koloneia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Cat Khuyildarid, was victorious in the battle of Kaisereia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Osweald IV of England in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Daufer Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Attienities against the armies of Croatian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Eberhard of Laibach, was victorious in the battle of Krizevci against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1325

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Garibald of Constantinople, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Persian realm of Nasiraid Shahdom, ruled by Shah Godarz.

1326

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Hermenfred of Montgisard, was victorious in the battle of Rascia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1327

• Pope Gregory V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died after a period of illness on 28 January, 1327.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Giselher Gautske, was victorious in the battle of Tyana against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Giselher Gautske, was victorious in the battle of Paphlagonia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1328

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Radwald of Bonifacio, was victorious in the battle of Rummah against the armies of Nasiraid Shahdom.
• The Crusade declared by Pius ended with the successful conquest of Anatolia from the Yazidis.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Radwald of Bonifacio, was victorious in the battle of Rummah against the armies of Nasiraid Shahdom.
• Rodgand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Anatolia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Rodgand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Trebizond, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Rodgand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Charsianon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Rodgand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Thracesia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Rodgand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Paphlagonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Rodgand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Armeniacon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Rodgand Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Anatolia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1329

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Mildrith, daughter of King AEthelwine IV of England.
• Shah Godarz of Nasiraid Shahdom lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire.

1330

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Agelmund of Greece in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Gundoald of Mazara, was victorious in the battle of Dorylaion against the armies of Anatolia.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Gundoald of Mazara, was victorious in the battle of Tyana against the armies of Anatolia.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the French realm of Jeans Host, ruled by Jean.
• Jean of Jeans Host won the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Rodgand, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire.

1331

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

1332

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Ausfrid of Bavaria.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Ado of Gherlan, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Bavaria.

1333

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Aquileia against the army of Bavaria, commanded by Count Matthias of Aquileia.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Agelmund of Greece in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Innsbruck against the army of Bavaria, commanded by Count Aiulf of Steiermark.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Tirol against the army of Bavaria, commanded by Count Herbert of Tirol.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Ulm against the army of Bavaria, commanded by Count Wilhelm of Brescia.

1334

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Rodgand the Great'.

1335

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported Hochmeister Heribert of Teutonic Order in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against King Ausfrid of Bavaria 'the Seducer'.
• Rodgand Alachisling usurped the County of Aprutium from Kuno Tachipertingi.

1336

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Queen Liutperga of Cyprus.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ardoin Tachipertingi, was victorious in the battle of Krizevci against the armies of Cyprus.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ardoin Tachipertingi, was victorious in the battle of Varazdin against the armies of Cyprus.

1337

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Fara of San Guiseppe Lato, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Cyprus.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Fara of San Guiseppe Lato, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Pope Pius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 19 November, 1337.

1338

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against Queen Liutperga of Cyprus 'the Usurper'.
• Rodgand Alachisling usurped the County of Kerak from Wahid Hexamilites.

1339

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

1340

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Theodicius II of Egypt in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Godescalc, was defeated in the battle of Venezia against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Arnault, was victorious in the battle of Reggio against the armies of Sicily.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Arnault, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of Greece.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Arnault, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Sicily.

1341

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Patrician Donnolo of de Venezia, was victorious in the battle of Ravenna against the armies of Teutonic Order.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Hermenfred of Montgisard, was victorious in the battle of Senoussi against the armies of Sicily.

1342

• the Holy Roman Empire saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1343

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Frankish realm of Besanconian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Balduin.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Galicia, ruled by King Kunibert the Mad'.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' tried but failed to imprison King Kunibert of Galicia 'the Mad', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1344

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Alo of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the armies of Galicia.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Hermenfred of Montgisard, was victorious in the battle of Metz against the armies of Besanconian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Hermenfred of Montgisard, was victorious in the battle of Verdun against the armies of Besanconian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alexandros of Syracusa, was victorious in the battle of Reims against the armies of Besanconian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Ferdulf of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Troyes against the armies of Besanconian Peasant Revolt.
• Balduin of Besanconian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.

1345

• Mildrith Alachisling was imprisoned in a dungeon in Palermo by Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Rodgand held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Grasulf of Sicilian Revolt.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Liutbald of Anatolia in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Cannae from the enemy.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Melfi from the enemy.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Trani from the enemy.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Salapia from the enemy.
• Ibakha Toluid was imprisoned in a dungeon in Palermo by Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire.

1346

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against Grasulf of Sicilian Revolt.
• Dowager Empress Ibakha, the mother of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, died in the dungeons of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire on 5 November, 1346.

1347

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alexandros of Syracusa, was defeated in the battle of Koloneia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1348

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Matasuntha of Sicilian Revolt.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against Matasuntha of Sicilian Revolt.
• Rodgand Alachisling usurped the County of Reggio from Matasuntha Alachisling.

1349

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported Despot Gabriel of Anatolia in war against his enemies.

1350

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Ingoald of Nice, was victorious in the battle of Paphlagonia against the armies of Anatolian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Ingoald of Nice, was victorious in the battle of Tyana against the armies of Anatolian Revolt.

1351

• Rodgand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Oultrejourdain, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Alo of Greece in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Alo of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Greek Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alo of Reggio, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Greek Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alo of Reggio, was victorious in the battle of Epieros against the armies of Greek Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alo of Reggio, was victorious in the battle of Ohrid against the armies of Greek Revolt.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Sigismond of Aquitaine.

1352

• Rodgand Alachisling was imprisoned in a dungeon in Palermo by Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Prince Rodgand, the heir of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, was executed by Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire on 4 January, 1352.
• Empress Mildrith, the wife of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, was executed by Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire on 6 January, 1352.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire married Princess Imma, daughter of King Sinibald of Italy.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of England, ruled by King Osweald IV the Cruel'.
• Rodgand Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Damascus from Petrus Alachisling.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Birinus II of Tuscany, was victorious in the battle of Temes against the armies of Carpathia.
• King Osweald IV of England the Cruel' won the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Great'.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Messina, was victorious in the battle of Carcassonne against the armies of Aquitaine.

1353

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Ausfrid II of Bavaria in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Messina, was victorious in the battle of Auvergne against the armies of Aquitaine.

1354

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alo of Reggio, was victorious in the battle of Vivarais against the armies of Aquitaine.

1355

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alo of Reggio, was victorious in the battle of Tell Atlas against the armies of Aquitaine.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against King Sigismond of Aquitaine 'the Monk'.

1356

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Heribert of Teutonic Order in war against his enemies.

1357

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Ursus of Africa.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Odoaker IV of Portugal in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Alo of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Lleida against the armies of Africa.

1358

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Aunepert of Catania, was victorious in the battle of Bizerte against the armies of Africa.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against King Sigisbert II of Africa.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Laudari of Syria in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Messina, was victorious in the battle of Bostra against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1359

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Messina, was victorious in the battle of Palmyra against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Messina, was victorious in the battle of Asas against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Hildigis of Messina, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1360

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the province of Ankober.

1361

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Theodicius IV of Egypt in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Alo of Greece in war against his enemies.

1362

• Pope Agapetus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a maimed cripple on 23 May, 1362.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Alo of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Syria.
• Pope Silverius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 18 August, 1362.

1363

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Manso of Middle Francia.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Ansprand II of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Maan against the armies of Middle Francia.

1364

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Froila III of Castille, was victorious in the battle of Anti-Atlas against the armies of Middle Francia.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Essaouira from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Rochus Taillefer, was victorious in the battle of Toulouse against the armies of Narbonnian Peasant Revolt.

1365

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Akermoud from the enemy.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against King Manso of Middle Francia 'the Unchaste'.

1366

• A river flooded parts of Constantia in the spring.

1367

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

1368

• Pope Anastasius VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 30 December, 1368.

1369

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Trapanian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Lando.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Patrician Hucpert of de Venezia, was victorious in the battle of Trapani against the armies of Trapanian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Patrician Hucpert of de Venezia, was victorious in the battle of Trapani against the armies of Trapanian Peasant Revolt.
• Lando of Trapanian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Ranimiro of Mauretania.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Sigisbert of Alto Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Marrakech against the armies of Mauretania.

1370

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against King Ranimiro of Mauretania 'the Monk'.
• Emperor Cleph, the heir of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, died after a period of illness on 4 September, 1370.

1371

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Liutprand of Egypt in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Thrasimund Nibelunging, was victorious in the battle of Varazdin against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Rodgand of Carpathia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alexandros of Syracusa, was victorious in the battle of Catanzaro against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.

1372

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Froila III of Castille, was victorious in the battle of Zelezna against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Krizevci against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.

1373

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the province of Menorca.

1374

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against King Isaias of k_dyn_471722422.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Nasrid Sultanate, ruled by Caliph Ismail.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Suwaida against the armies of k_dyn_471722422.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Alo of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Al Jazira against the armies of the Seljuk Empire.

1375

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alexandros of Syracusa, was victorious in the battle of Deir against the armies of k_dyn_471722422.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Alexandros of Syracusa, was victorious in the battle of Karbala against the armies of k_dyn_471722422.

1376

• Pope Vigilius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 January, 1376.

1377

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

1378

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against King Isaias of k_dyn_471722422 'the Usurper'.

1379

• Caliph Ismail 'the Fat' lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Great'.

1380

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Beershebian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ibrahim.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Beersheb against the armies of Beershebian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Negev against the armies of Beershebian Peasant Revolt.
• Ibrahim of Beershebian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Despot Photios of k_dyn_471722422.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Damascan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ariald.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Nikolaos.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Rodgand of Carpathia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Damascus against the armies of Damascan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Safed against the armies of Damascan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Oromieh against the armies of k_dyn_471722422.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Aiulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Alahis of Valania, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Damascan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince Aiulf of the Holy Roman Empire, was victorious in the battle of Karbala against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Nikolaos of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.

1381

• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Liutbrand of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Damascan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Deir against the armies of k_dyn_471722422.
• Ariald of Damascan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of k_dyn_471722422.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Oromieh against the armies of k_dyn_471722422.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Oromieh against the armies of k_dyn_471722422.
• Emperor Rodgand of Carpathia married Princess Liutperga, daughter of King Laudari II of Syria.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Eustathios.

1382

• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' won the war against Despot Photios of k_dyn_471722422.
• Rodgand Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Baghdad, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire supported Queen Faregildis of Germany in war against her enemies.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Dailam against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ausfrid II of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Eustathios of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.

1383

• Emperor Rodgand, the heir of Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire, died a maimed cripple on 26 March, 1383.
• Emperor Rodgand of the Holy Roman Empire died of poor physique on 9 June, 1383. His son, Ardoin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire elilla.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported Empress Eufrozyna of Carpathia in war against her enemies.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported Empress Faregildis of the Holy Roman Empire in war against her enemies.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Beni Yannian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mirza.

1384

• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Siconulf of Constantine, was victorious in the battle of Beni Yanni against the armies of Beni Yannian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kunibert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Constantine against the armies of Beni Yannian Peasant Revolt.

1385

• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kunibert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Annaba against the armies of Beni Yannian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kunibert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Bejaija against the armies of Beni Yannian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kunibert Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Constantine against the armies of Beni Yannian Peasant Revolt.
• Mirza of Beni Yannian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire.

1386

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Troinia, ruled by Baron Sigibuld.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Baron Sigibuld of Troinia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported Empress Faregildis of the Holy Roman Empire in war against her enemies.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Indulf II of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Nassau against the armies of German Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Indulf II of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Gottingen against the armies of German Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Indulf II of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Thuringen against the armies of German Revolt.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Azam.

1387

• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Fernando of Castille, was victorious in the battle of Al Habbariyah against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Fernando of Castille, was victorious in the battle of Al Nadjaf against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Azam of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Troinia from the enemy.
• Baron Sigibuld of Troinia lost the war against Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire.

1388

• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Queen Adelperga of Cyprus.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Lecce from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Leuca from the enemy.
• Pope Nicholas II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 27 December, 1388.

1389

• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Queen Adelperga of Cyprus the Blessed'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Venice, ruled by Grand Mayor Sikard the Seducer'.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire tried but failed to imprison Grand Mayor Sikard of Venice the Seducer', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Petrus Hetanid, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of Venice.
• Pope Sylvester II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a maimed cripple on 7 October, 1389.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Waldchis of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Messina against the armies of Venice.

1390

• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Lando de Geurcif, was victorious in the battle of Reggio against the armies of Venice.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Atenulf of Messina, was victorious in the battle of Catanzaro against the armies of Venice.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Venezia from the enemy.
• Grand Mayor Sikard of Venice the Seducer' lost the war against Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Ardoin held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.

1391

• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Despot Maximos of k_dyn_471722422.

1392

• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported Empress Faregildis of the Holy Roman Empire in war against her enemies.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Ariald of Cyprus in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Chalkis from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Landari IV of Sinai, was victorious in the battle of Karnten against the armies of Bavaria.

1393

• The Sunni heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Kirkuk.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Karystos from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Kymi from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire lost the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Greece, commanded by Patrician Ago of de Traianopolis.

1394

• Pope Innocent II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 18 November, 1394.

1395

• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Ardoin the Great'.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' lost the war against Despot Maximos of k_dyn_471722422.
• Dowager Empress Imma, the mother of Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 13 October, 1395.

1396

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of El Rif, ruled by Count Adalgis the Cruel'.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Great' tried but failed to imprison Prince Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Cruel', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Prince Adalgis of the Holy Roman Empire the Cruel' lost the war against Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Great'.
• Ardoin Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of k_dyn_471722422 from Maximos Leontares.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the French realm of Verdunian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arnault.

1397

• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire supported Petrus of Petruss Host in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Verdun against the army of Verdunian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Arnault of Verdunian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Bar against the army of Verdunian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Arnault of Verdunian Peasant Revolt.
• Arnault of Verdunian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire the Great'.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of St. Gallen against the army of Burgundy, commanded by Count Charibert of Breisgau.

1398

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the province of Tadjoura.

1399

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the province of Tobruk.

1400

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

1401

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the province of Tell Atlas.

1402

• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Habsburg from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Schaffhausen from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Basel from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Aargau from the enemy.

1403

• Emperor Ardoin I of the Holy Roman Empire died a maimed cripple on 13 March, 1403. His son, Ardoin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire erace.
• Pope Anicetus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of depression on 27 March, 1403.

1404

• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Ardoin of Syria in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Sikard de Venezia, was victorious in the battle of Dyrrachion against the armies of Greece.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the army of Burgundy, commanded by King Gundobad of Burgundy.

1405

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Catalan realm of Mallorcan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Guifre.

1406

• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Mallorca against the army of Mallorcan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Guifre of Mallorcan Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Menorca against the army of Mallorcan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Guifre of Mallorcan Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Mallorca against the army of Mallorcan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Guifre of Mallorcan Peasant Revolt.
• Guifre of Mallorcan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Ardoin II held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Ardoin II the Merry'.

1407

• King Ioann of Seleucia married Flamula, daughter of Froila Erwigiana.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Aldihoc of Syrian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Hermenfred of Montgisard, was victorious in the battle of Taranto against the armies of Syrian Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Gacco of Mallorca, was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the armies of Syrian Revolt.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Taranto against the army of Syria, commanded by King Laudari III of Syria.

1408

• Ardoin, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Merry' won the war against Aldihoc of Syrian Revolt.

1409

• A dragon was seen in the province of Atbara.

1410

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the province of Atbara.

1411

• Pope Gelasius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 22 January, 1411.

1412

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the province of Atbara.

1413

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the province of Gojjam.

1414

• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Laudari III of Syria in war against his enemies.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Croatia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Croatia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Odoaker V of Portugal in war against his enemies.

1415

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

1416

• A river flooded parts of Bejaija in the spring.

1417

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Bejaija.

1418

• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Sicily, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1419

• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Hermenfred Taillefer, was victorious in the battle of Foix against the armies of Nasrid Sultanate.

1420

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Jaffan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Wahid.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Ewin of Damascus, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Jaffan Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the army of Jaffan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Wahid of Jaffan Peasant Revolt.
• Wahid of Jaffan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Merry'.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Queen Faregildis of Germany in war against her enemies.

1421

• Ardoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Tripoli from Laudari Alachisling.
• Queen Faregildis the Great', the mother of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 13 February, 1421.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Agelmund III of Greece in war against his enemies.
• Pope Lando II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 11 July, 1421.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Galaz against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Dionysios of Turnu.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Lower Don against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Chrysanthos of Oleshye.

1422

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Russian realm of Oselian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Trifon.

1423

• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Kushunum from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Huliaipole from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Lando of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Saaremaa against the armies of Oselian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Lando of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Laanemaa against the armies of Oselian Peasant Revolt.
• Trifon of Oselian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Merry'.
• Pope Pius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 26 December, 1423.

1424

• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported Rothari of English Revolt in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Benghazi against the army of Cyrenaica, commanded by Duke Adhemar II of Cyrenaica.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Cyrenaica against the army of Cyrenaica, commanded by Duke Adhemar II of Cyrenaica.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Tobruk against the army of Cyrenaica, commanded by Duke Adhemar II of Cyrenaica.

1425

• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Oystein II of Norge in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Basileus Paschalis of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Rainald Alachisling, was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Perctarit III of Teutonic Order in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Theotpert II of Croatia, was victorious in the battle of Arsa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1426

• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Targoviste from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Merry' won the war against Basileus Paschalis of the Byzantine Empire 'the Blessed'.

1427

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

1428

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Visigothic realm of Ain ech Chair, ruled by Baron Gundemar.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Merry' tried but failed to imprison Baron Gundemar of Ain ech Chair, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1429

• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Laudari IV of Syria in war against his enemies.
• Pope Lando III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 November, 1429.
• Baron Gundemar of Ain ech Chair lost the war against Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Merry'.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Babak.

1430

• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Grimoald II of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Kerak against the armies of Damietta.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Hasakah from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Qamishhlo from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Lando of Africa, was victorious in the battle of Sinjar against the armies of the Seljuk Empire.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Dayrik from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Sinjar from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Hatra from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Telassar from the enemy.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Merry' won the war against Sheikh Babak 'the Hunter'.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Mosul, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1431

• Pope Nicholas III, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on the orders of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire on 23 February, 1431.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Doux Theocharistos of Tabriz.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Prokopios.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Prince-Archbishop Ingoald of Mosul, was victorious in the battle of Oromieh against the armies of Tabriz.

1432

• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Hermenfred Daufingi, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Hermenfred Daufingi, was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Bebadi from the enemy.

1433

• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Theotpert II of Croatia, was victorious in the battle of Zadar against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Audelahis of Reggio, was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Prokopios of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire the Merry'.

1434

• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire successfully led his armies, taking Oromieh from the enemy.
• Ardoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Wallachia from Alexios Isauros.
• Emperor Ardoin II of the Holy Roman Empire died in battle against Sheikh Babak on 4 October, 1434. His son, Ardoin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire erace.
• A star fell from the sky in Saluzzo, killing three cows.

1435

• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Aldihoc IV of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Tabriz against the armies of Tabriz.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire won the war against Doux Theocharistos of Tabriz.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Tabriz, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Waclaw of Carpathia in war against his enemies.

1436

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the French realm of Wurttembergian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Clotaire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Hucbert of German Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Wurttemberg against the armies of Wurttembergian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Hucbert of German Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Leiningen against the armies of Wurttembergian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Aldihoc IV of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Pfalz against the armies of Wurttembergian Peasant Revolt.
• Clotaire of Wurttembergian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire supported King Laudari IV of Syria in war against his enemies.
• Pope Martin IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 October, 1436.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Aldihoc IV of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the armies of Leofheahs Host.

1437

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Muzaffaraddin.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Garibald of Trent, was victorious in the battle of Oromieh against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Garibald of Trent, was victorious in the battle of Gilan against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Dowager Empress Ragna, the mother of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, died a natural death on 16 December, 1437.
• Muzaffaraddin of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Ardoin III the Holy'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the French realm of Hollander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Guichard.

1438

• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Hucbert of German Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Kleve against the armies of Hollander Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Hucbert of German Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Koln against the armies of Hollander Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Orson of Harbijah, was victorious in the battle of Beni Yanni against the armies of Leofheahs Host.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Grimoald of Dordrecht, was victorious in the battle of Kleve against the armies of Hollander Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Hucbert of German Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Julich against the armies of Julichian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Orson of Harbijah, was victorious in the battle of Lemdiyya against the armies of Leofheahs Host.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Grimoald of Dordrecht, was victorious in the battle of Munster against the armies of Hollander Peasant Revolt.
• Guichard of Hollander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy'.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Hildigis dAulef, was victorious in the battle of Cebta against the armies of Leofheah's Host.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Ansfrith dAlbox, was victorious in the battle of Cordoba against the armies of Leofheah's Host.

1439

• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Perctarit of Cordoba, was victorious in the battle of Albarracin against the armies of Figuigian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Bishop Siconulf of Veruela, was victorious in the battle of Calatayud against the armies of Figuigian Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Basileus Paschalis II of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Aldihoc IV of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Crimea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Rochus of Guelma, was victorious in the battle of Dwin against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Aldihoc IV of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Cherson against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Theotpert III of Croatia, was victorious in the battle of Olvia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Theotpert III of Croatia, was victorious in the battle of Oleshye against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Aldihoc IV of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Lower Dniepr against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1440

• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Theotpert of Bejaija, was victorious in the battle of Shemakha against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Aldihoc IV of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Birlad against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire lost the battle of Lower Dniepr against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Paschalis II of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by King Grasulf II of Aragon, was victorious in the battle of Lower Dniepr against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1441

• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Pandenulf of El Khroub, was victorious in the battle of Tao against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Lombard realm of Grimoalds Host, ruled by Grimoald.
• Ardoin Alachisling usurped the Kingdom of Germany from Anselberga Alachisling.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Lower Dniepr against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Paschalis II of the Byzantine Empire.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Azerbaijan, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Lukomorie against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Paschalis II of the Byzantine Empire.
• Grimoald of Grimoalds Host won the war against Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Holy'.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Lower Don against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Manuel of Lower Dniepr.

1442

• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire was victorious in the battle of Tana against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Manuel of Lower Dniepr.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy' won the war against Basileus Paschalis II of the Byzantine Empire.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Kingdom of Wallachia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Waclaw of Carpathia in war against his enemies.

1443

• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Beershebian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yahya.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Sikard of Daraa, was victorious in the battle of Beersheb against the armies of Beershebian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Sikard of Daraa, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Beershebian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Sikard of Daraa, was victorious in the battle of Asyut against the armies of Beershebian Peasant Revolt.
• Yahya of Beershebian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy'.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Suenikian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eusebios.

1444

• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Herakleios of Mahabad, was victorious in the battle of Azerbaijan against the armies of Suenikian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Tamachi, was victorious in the battle of Tabriz against the armies of Suenikian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Desiderius, was victorious in the battle of Suenik against the armies of Suenikian Peasant Revolt.
• Eusebios of Suenikian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy'.

1445

• Pope Julius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 17 May, 1445.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Sheikh Babak.

1446

• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy' won the war against Sheikh Babak 'the Hunter'.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Jazira, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ardoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Dioclea from Alexios Isauros.

1447

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

1448

• Ardoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Moldau from Porphyrios Kyritzios.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire supported Count Taino of Maan in war against his enemies.

1449

• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Godescalc of La Feve, was victorious in the battle of Dailam against the armies of Hashshashin.
• Ardoin Alachisling usurped the Duchy of Medina from Liutpert Lampertingi.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire went to war against Caliph Ali III.

1450

• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Yuva of Maan, was victorious in the battle of Palmyra against the armies of Monothelite Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Fara of Nocera, was victorious in the battle of Dailam against the armies of Hashshashin.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Landenulf of Piacenza, was victorious in the battle of Aintab against the armies of Monothelite Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Baron Godescalc of La Feve, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Hashshashin.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Radgis, was victorious in the battle of Taron against the armies of Monothelite Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Adalgis II of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the armies of Monothelite Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duke Adalgis II of Ferrara, was victorious in the battle of Melitene against the armies of Monothelite Uprising.
• the Holy Roman Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Husam.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ratchis of Butera, was victorious in the battle of Taizz against the armies of Nasrid Sultanate.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire supported Emperor Waclaw of Carpathia in war against his enemies.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Tabaristan, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1451

• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Wallachia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Ratchis of Butera, was victorious in the battle of Mecca against the armies of Nasrid Sultanate.
• The Sunni heresy spread its woeful presence in the province of Nisibin.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Laidulf of Sari, was victorious in the battle of Oromieh against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Laidulf of Sari, was victorious in the battle of Samarra against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Laidulf of Sari, was victorious in the battle of Mosul against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Laidulf of Sari, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy' won the war against Caliph Ali III 'the Wicked'.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Sanaa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ardoin Alachisling created the title of Duchy of Socotra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Laidulf of Sari, was victorious in the battle of Dailam against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.

1452

• The army of Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Mayor Laidulf of Sari, was victorious in the battle of Mazandaran against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Husam of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Emperor Ardoin III of the Holy Roman Empire the Holy'.

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