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1066

• This is the Chronicle of House af Munso, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.

1067

• King Stenkil of Sweden, the liege Lord of Prince Erik 'the Heathen', died of Pneumonia on 3 February, 1067.
• Ingrid af Munso married King Hakan, son of King Stenkil of Sweden.
• Prince Erik of Sweden went to war against High Chief Otso III of Finland.
• Prince Erik of Sweden lost the battle of Suomi against the army of Finland, commanded by High Chief Otso III of Finland.

1068

• Bjorn, the firstborn son, was born to Prince Erik of Sweden.

1069

• Prince Erik of Sweden 'the Heathen' lost the war against High Chief Otso III of Finland.

1070

• Prince Erik of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Jarnbaraland against the army of Germanic Uprising, commanded by Emund of Germanic Uprising.
• Duke Erik III of Uppland died of severe stress on 27 November, 1070. His son, Bjorn, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Gastrikland.

1071

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

1072

• A goat with three heads was born in Halsingland.

1073

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

1074

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

1075

• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland went to war against Chief Tolir of Angermanland.

1076

• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland won the war against Chief Tolir of Angermanland.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the County of Angermanland from Tolir Eketra.

1077

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

1078

• In Uppland, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Duke Bjorn III.

1079

• Uppland saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1080

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

1081

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

1082

• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland went to war against High Chief Otso III of Finland.

1083

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

1084

• Sigrid, the mother of Duke Bjorn III of Uppland, died of poor health on 28 April, 1084.

1085

• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland married Zofia, daughter of High Chief Siemomysl of Pomerania.
• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland won the war against High Chief Otso III of Finland.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the County of Suomi from Kettu Korhonen.

1086

• Freja, the firstborn daughter, was born to Duke Bjorn III of Uppland.

1087

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

1088

• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland went to war against Chief Tolir of Gastrikland.
• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland was victorious in the battle of Njudung against the army of Varend, commanded by Duke Einar of Varend.
• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland won the war against Chief Tolir of Gastrikland.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the County of Gastrikland from Tolir af Roden.
• Uppland was attacked by the Swedish realm of Jarnbaraland, ruled by Chief Tjudmund.
• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland tried but failed to imprison Chief Tjudmund of Jarnbaraland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1089

• Chief Tjudmund of Jarnbaraland lost the war against Duke Bjorn III of Uppland.

1090

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

1091

• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland, through deeds and character, came to be known as Duke Bjorn III 'the Cruel'.

1092

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

1093

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

1094

• Erik, the firstborn son, was born to Duke Bjorn III of Uppland.

1095

• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland was victorious in the battle of Lubeck against the army of Mecklenburg, commanded by High Chief Ludvik of Mecklenburg.
• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland was victorious in the battle of Sudermannia against the army of Mecklenburg, commanded by High Chief Ludvik of Mecklenburg.
• Uppland was attacked by the Swedish realm of Aland, ruled by Chief Torsten.
• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland 'the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Chief Torsten of Aland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1096

• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland was victorious in the battle of Medelpad against the army of Germanic Uprising, commanded by Sigbjorn of Germanic Uprising.
• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland was victorious in the battle of Halsingland against the army of Germanic Uprising, commanded by Sigbjorn of Germanic Uprising.
• Chief Torsten of Aland lost the war against Duke Bjorn III of Uppland 'the Cruel'.

1097

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

1098

• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Goksholm from the enemy.
• Duke Bjorn III of Uppland lost the battle of Narke against the army of Mecklenburg, commanded by High Chief Ludvik of Mecklenburg.
• Bjorn of Swedish Revolt went to war against King Hakan of Sweden.
• Bjorn of Swedish Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Gripsholm from the enemy.

1099

• Bjorn of Swedish Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Nykoping from the enemy.
• Bjorn of Swedish Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Strangnas from the enemy.
• Bjorn of Swedish Revolt 'the Cruel' won the war against King Hakan of Sweden 'the Careless'.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the Kingdom of Sweden from Hakan Stenkiling.
• King Bjorn of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Ostrogothia against the army of Swedish Revolt, commanded by Erik of Swedish Revolt.

1100

• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Tornsfall from the enemy.

1101

• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Uttersberg from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Skanninge from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Linkoping from the enemy.
• Astrad of Swedish Revolt lost the war against King Bjorn of Sweden 'the Cruel'.
• King Bjorn of Sweden held a great blot at Uppland.

1102

• King Bjorn of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Durham against the army of England, commanded by Duke Morcar of York.

1103

• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking St Cuthbert from the enemy.
• On 9 April, 1103, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands

1104

• A river flooded parts of Skara in the spring.

1105

• King Bjorn of Sweden went to war against King Eirik II of Norway.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Herjedalen Tribe from the enemy.
• On 24 September, 1105 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Bergenhus from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Bergen from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Kinsarvik from the enemy.

1106

• King Bjorn of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Sevede against the army of Denmark, commanded by King Ulf of Denmark.
• King Bjorn of Sweden was victorious in the battle of More against the army of Norway, commanded by King Eirik II of Norway.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Kalmarhus from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Kalmar from the enemy.
• On 24 October, 1106 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 24 October, 1106 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 24 October, 1106 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• King Bjorn of Sweden 'the Cruel' won the war against King Eirik II of Norway 'Peg Leg'.
• King Bjorn of Sweden went to war against Chief Njuolla of Lappland.

1107

• Bjorn af Munso created the title of Duchy of The Isles, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ludvik of Polish Revolt supported Ludvik of Polish Revolt in war against his enemies.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Jedvard's Host, ruled by Jedvard.
• King Bjorn of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Osterdalen against the army of Jedvard's Host, commanded by Jedvard of Jedvard's Host.
• King Bjorn of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Medelpad against the army of Lappland, commanded by Chief Njuolla of Lappland.
• King Bjorn of Sweden 'the Cruel' won the war against Chief Njuolla of Lappland 'Irongrip'.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the County of Jamtland from Njuolla Magga.
• Bjorn af Munso created the title of Duchy of Jamtland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• On 24 November, 1107 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1108

• King Bjorn of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the army of Jedvard's Host, commanded by Jedvard of Jedvard's Host.
• Jedvard of Jedvard's Host lost the war against King Bjorn of Sweden 'the Cruel'.
• King Bjorn of Sweden went to war against Duchess Sofia of Ostrogothia.
• On 16 April, 1108 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Odin protect us.
• King Bjorn of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Kinda against the army of Ostrogothia, commanded by Duchess Sofia of Ostrogothia.
• King Bjorn of Sweden 'the Cruel' won the war against Duchess Sofia of Ostrogothia.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the County of Sudermannia from Sofia Stenkiling.
• King Bjorn of Sweden went to war against Chief Nahkol of Kemi.
• On 24 December, 1108 word reached us that Africa has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 24 December, 1108 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1109

• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Kemi Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden 'the Cruel' won the war against Chief Nahkol of Kemi.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the County of Kemi from Nahkol Kemilainen.

1110

• Erik af Munso married Princess Yevdokia, daughter of King Roman of Kievan Rus.
• King Bjorn of Sweden went to war against King Eirik II of Norway.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Steinvikholm from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Maere from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Trondheim from the enemy.

1111

• On 24 March, 1111 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• King Bjorn of Sweden lost the battle of Romsdal against the army of Norway, commanded by King Eirik II of Norway.
• King Bjorn of Sweden lost the battle of Jamtland against the army of Norway, commanded by King Eirik II of Norway.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Steinvikholm from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Maere from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Trondheim from the enemy.

1112

• King Bjorn of Sweden lost the battle of Nidaros against the army of Norway, commanded by King Eirik II of Norway.
• The army of King Bjorn of Sweden, commanded by Erling, was defeated in the battle of Jamtland against the armies of Norway.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Bergenhus from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Bergen from the enemy.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Lars.

1113

• King Bjorn of Sweden lost the battle of Romsdal against the army of Norway, commanded by King Eirik II of Norway.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Jamtland Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Herjedalen Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Steinvikholm from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Maere from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Trondheim from the enemy.

1114

• Lars of Catholic Uprising lost the war against King Bjorn of Sweden 'the Cruel'.
• King Bjorn of Sweden 'the Cruel' lost the war against King Eirik II of Norway 'Peg Leg'.

1115

• King Bjorn of Sweden held a great blot at Iles de la Manche.

1116

• King Bjorn of Sweden died of terminal stage Leprosy on 24 January, 1116. His son, Erik, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by High Chief Torfinn of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Rusa against the armies of Savonia.

1117

• Bjorn, the firstborn son, was born to King Erik II of Sweden.
• King Erik II of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Strathearn against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Neil of Scotland.
• King Erik II of Sweden went to war against King Neil of Scotland.

1118

• In Uppland, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Erik II.

1119

• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Mayor Emund of Nykoping, was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the armies of Scotland.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Mayor Emund of Nykoping, was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the armies of Scotland.
• King Erik II of Sweden won the war against King Neil of Scotland.
• Erik af Munso usurped the County of Moray from Neil Mac Aeda.

1120

• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Westrogothia, ruled by High Chief Alf 'the Cruel'.
• King Erik II of Sweden tried but failed to imprison High Chief Alf of Westrogothia 'the Cruel', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Mayor Emund of Nykoping, was victorious in the battle of Halsingland against the armies of Westrogothia.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Mayor Emund of Nykoping, was victorious in the battle of Gastrikland against the armies of Westrogothia.

1121

• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Mayor Emund of Nykoping, was victorious in the battle of Gastrikland against the armies of Westrogothia.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Mayor Emund of Nykoping, was victorious in the battle of Medelpad against the armies of Suomi.

1122

• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Mayor Emund of Nykoping, was victorious in the battle of Westrogothia against the armies of Westrogothia.
• High Chief Alf of Westrogothia 'the Cruel' lost the war against King Erik II of Sweden.
• King Erik II of Sweden held a great blot at Ulster.

1123

• King Erik II of Sweden went to war against Earl Tressach of Ulster.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by High Chief Torfinn of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Sudermannia against the armies of Ulster.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by High Chief Torfinn of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Vestfold against the armies of Ulster.

1124

• King Erik II of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Ulster against the army of Ulster, commanded by Earl Tressach of Ulster.
• King Erik II of Sweden won the war against Earl Tressach of Ulster.
• Erik af Munso usurped the County of Ulster from Tressach Dal Fiatach.

1125

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Iona.

1126

• King Erik II of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Rome against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Martinus II.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Chief Torkel of Narke, was defeated in the battle of Halsingland against the armies of Einar's Host.

1127

• Sweden was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Skule.

1128

• King Erik II of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Venezia against the army of Venice, commanded by King Comita of Venice.

1129

• King Erik II of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Einar of Catholic Uprising.
• Einar of Catholic Uprising lost the war against King Erik II of Sweden.

1130

• King Erik II of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Kemi against the army of Rovaniemi, commanded by Chief Nahkol of Rovaniemi.
• King Erik II of Sweden went to war against Chief Bijas of Lappland.

1131

• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Lappland Tribe from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden won the war against Chief Bijas of Lappland.
• Erik af Munso usurped the County of Lappland from Bijas Magga.

1132

• King Erik II of Sweden went to war against King Arne of Norway.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Steinvikholm from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Maere from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Trondheim from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Nidaros from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden won the war against King Kare of Norway 'the Cruel'.
• Erik af Munso usurped the County of Nidaros from Harald Yngling.

1133

• King Erik II of Sweden went to war against High Chief Kiten II of Courland.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Kurzeme Tribe from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Vanema Tribe from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden won the war against High Chief Kiten II of Courland 'Red-cheeks'.
• Erik af Munso usurped the County of Kurzeme from Kiten von Kurs.

1134

• King Erik II of Sweden held a great blot at Sudermannia.
• Bjorn af Munso married Beata, daughter of High Chief Karl of Ostrogothia.

1135

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

1136

• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Constantinople from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Galata from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Constantinople from the enemy.

1137

• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Blachernae from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Hieron from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Deuteron from the enemy.

1138

• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Pempton from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Nikomedeia from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Chrysopolis from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Chalkedon from the enemy.

1139

• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Gallipoli from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Heraclea from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Madyta from the enemy.

1140

• A goat with three heads was born in Westrobothnia.

1141

• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Eikundersund from the enemy.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Ragnvald, was victorious in the battle of Telemark against the armies of Norway.

1142

• King Erik II of Sweden went to war against Queen Karin of Denmark.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Ringsted from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Lejre from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Naestved from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Ringsted from the enemy.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by High Chief Torfinn of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the armies of Denmark.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Lejre from the enemy.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Meelis Lembi, was victorious in the battle of Laanemaa against the armies of Lithuania.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Roskilde from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden won the war against Queen Karin of Denmark.
• Erik af Munso usurped the County of Sjaelland from Karin Estrid.

1143

• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by Gunhild af Halsingland, was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the armies of Denmark.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Helsingborg from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Lund from the enemy.
• The army of King Erik II of Sweden, commanded by High Chief Torfinn of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Blekinge against the armies of Denmark.
• King Erik II of Sweden held a great blot at Scania.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Uppakra from the enemy.

1144

• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Dalby from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Erik II 'the Great'.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Trelleborg from the enemy.
• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Herrevad from the enemy.

1145

• Sweden saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1146

• King Erik II of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Rushen from the enemy.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Eilif.
• King Erik II of Sweden converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• High Chief Torfinn of Jamtland, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Erik, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• High Chief Odd of Ostrogothia, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Erik, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• High Chief Bror of Westrogothia, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Erik, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Duke Toste of Varend, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Erik, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• High Chief Einar of Gotland, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Erik, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Duke Halsten of The Isles, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Erik, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Fylkir Erik led the reformation of the Germanic, and copies of The Sagas were spread and read everywhere to honor the Allfather.
• Fylkir Erik successfully led his armies, taking Peel from the enemy.

1147

• Fylkir Erik successfully led his armies, taking Douglas from the enemy.
• Fylkir Erik successfully led his armies, taking Ath Cliath from the enemy.
• Fylkir Erik successfully led his armies, taking Dublin from the enemy.
• Fylkir Erik successfully led his armies, taking Christ Church from the enemy.
• Fylkir Erik was victorious in the battle of Jamtland against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Eilif of Catholic Uprising.
• Eilif of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Erik 'the Great'.

1148

• Fylkir Erik was victorious in the battle of Lappland against the army of Finland, commanded by Chief Nahkol of Rovaniemi.

1149

• Fylkir Erik, leader of all Germanic faithful, was slain by Beata Gren in personal combat on 7 July, 1149.
• Fylkir Erik was slain by Beata Gren in personal combat on 7 July, 1149. His son, Bjorn, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• A dragon was seen in the county of Tjust.

1150

• Ragnvald, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkir Bjorn.

1151

• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Alcudia from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Palma from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Eivissa from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Algaida from the enemy.

1152

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Mayor Odd of Bygdea, was victorious in the battle of Westrobothnia against the armies of Finland.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Castello from the enemy.

1153

• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Alpuente from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Nules from the enemy.

1154

• Fylkir Bjorn, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Bjorn 'the Chaste'.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Cinarca from the enemy.

1155

• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Ajaccio from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Bonifacio from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Rome from the enemy.

1156

• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Tusculum from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Viterbo from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Sven, was victorious in the battle of Kurzeme against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Tivoli from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Ostia from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Sutri from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Anagni from the enemy.

1157

• Bjorn af Munso usurped the Duchy of Scania from Luitgard Estrid.

1158

• Fylkir Bjorn held a great blot at Uppland.
• Fylkir Bjorn declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Lithuania from the Romuvas.
• Fylkir Bjorn declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Lithuania from the Romuvas.
• Fylkir Bjorn went to war against King Jovirdas of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the armies of Lithuania.
• Sweden was attacked by the German realm of Teutonic Order, ruled by Hochmeister Christopher.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Blekinge against the armies of Teutonic Order.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Bornholm against the armies of Denmark.

1159

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Mayor Toste of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Fyn against the armies of Denmark.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Anund of Finnveden, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Teutonic Order.
• Hochmeister Christopher of Teutonic Order lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn 'the Chaste'.
• Sweden was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Kursian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kodere.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Kurzeme against the armies of Kursian Peasant Revolt.
• Kodere of Kursian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn 'the Chaste'.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Godi Starkad of Uppsala, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Chelmno Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Briesen from the enemy.

1160

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Mayor Toste of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Anund of Finnveden, was victorious in the battle of Saaremaa against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Mayor Toste of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Ingemar Horn, was victorious in the battle of Saaremaa against the armies of Lithuania.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Halogaland, ruled by Count Ivar.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Ragnvald of Kinda, was victorious in the battle of Kemi against the armies of Finland.

1161

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Anund of Finnveden, was victorious in the battle of Uusimaa against the armies of Finland.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Lihula from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Livs from the enemy.
• Fylkir Bjorn successfully led his armies, taking Haapsalu from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Chief Ragnvald of Kinda, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Lithuania.

1162

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Duke Einar II of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Lithuania.

1163

• Fylkir Bjorn was victorious in the battle of Bergenhus against the army of Norway, commanded by Count Ivar of Halogaland.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Duke Einar II of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Duke Torsten of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Duke Torsten of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of Lithuania.
• Count Ivar of Halogaland lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn 'the Chaste'.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Duke Torsten of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Duke Torsten of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Lithuania.
• Queen Mother Yevdokia, the mother of Fylkir Bjorn, died a natural death on 13 September, 1163.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Duke Torsten of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Bjorn was victorious in the battle of Kalevan against the army of Lithuania, commanded by High Chief Vaisvilkas of Sakala.

1164

• Fylkir Bjorn was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Chief Butigeidis of Samogitia.
• Fylkir Bjorn was victorious in the battle of Scalovia against the army of Lithuania, commanded by High Chief Jaunutis II of Minsk.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Seidsman Tjudmund of Ostrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Bjorn was victorious in the battle of Memel against the army of Lithuania, commanded by King Jovirdas of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Mayor Botulf of Lodose, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Mayor Botulf of Lodose, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Lithuania.

1165

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Duke Einar II of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn, commanded by Duke Faste of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Bjorn, leader of all Germanic faithful, died in battle against Butigeidis on 9 May, 1165.
• Fylkir Bjorn died in battle against Butigeidis on 9 May, 1165. His son, Ragnvald, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Lithuania.

1166

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Lithuania.
• Ingrid af Munso married Fylkir Ragnvald, son of Fylkir Bjorn.
• Fylkir Ragnvald married Princess Ingrid, daughter of Fylkir Bjorn.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Lithuania.

1167

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Selija against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Chief Ragnvald of Kinda, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Chief Fredrik of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Saaremaa against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Duke Borkvard of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Kemi against the armies of Finland.
• Queen Mother Beata, the mother of Fylkir Ragnvald, died of severe stress on 11 December, 1167.

1168

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Duke Egil II of Varend, was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Godi Albrikt of Connor, was victorious in the battle of Westrobothnia against the armies of Finland.
• Fylkir Ragnvald was victorious in the battle of Kurzeme against the army of Lithuania, commanded by High Chief Vaisvilkas of Sakala.
• Fylkir Ragnvald was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Chief Kiten of Vanema.
• Bjorn, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkir Ragnvald.

1169

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Chief Ragnvald of Kinda, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Alexei, was victorious in the battle of Selija against the armies of Lithuania.

1170

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Duke Borkvard of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Selija against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Duke Borkvard of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Ragnvald was victorious in the battle of Kurzeme against the army of Lithuania, commanded by High Chief Vaisvilkas of Sakala.

1171

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Duke Borkvard of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Selija against the armies of Lithuania.

1172

• Sweden was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Man, ruled by Queen Karin 'the Evil'.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Duke Egil II of Varend, was victorious in the battle of Selija against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Duke Borkvard of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Duke Borkvard of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Lithuania.

1173

• Fylkir Ragnvald was victorious in the battle of Vastmanland against the army of Norway, commanded by Queen Karin of Man.

1174

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Borkvard Grip, was victorious in the battle of Selija against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by THegn Arnfast of Galakvist, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Lithuania.

1175

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald, commanded by Duke Faste of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Ragnvald was victorious in the battle of Drutsk against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Chief Erdenis of Drutsk.
• Fylkir Ragnvald was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Chief Svarnas of Vilnius.

1176

• Fylkir Ragnvald was victorious in the battle of Sevede against the army of Norway, commanded by Duchess Haldora of Man.
• Fylkir Ragnvald was victorious in the battle of Westrogothia against the army of Norway, commanded by Duchess Haldora of Man.
• Duchess Haldora of Man lost the war against Fylkir Ragnvald.
• Fylkir Ragnvald was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the army of Kiev, commanded by Count Putiata of Kiev.
• Fylkir Ragnvald, leader of all Germanic faithful, died from a bad case of the Flu on 27 December, 1176.
• Fylkir Ragnvald died from a bad case of the Flu on 27 December, 1176. His son, Bjorn, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• A star fell from the sky in Vista, killing three cows.

1177

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Duke Faste of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Lithuania.
• The Great Holy War declared by Bjorn af Munso ended with the successful conquest of Lithuania from the Catholics. Bjorn af Munso became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Fylkir Bjorn II won the war against King Algirdas of Lithuania 'the Confessor'.
• Fylkir Bjorn II, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Bjorn II 'the Sword of Thor'.
• Duke Jedvard II of Smaland, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Bjorn II, converted from Catholic to Germanic.
• Duke Inge of Bergslagen, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Bjorn II, converted from Catholic to Germanic.

1178

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Chief Harald of Angermanland, was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Bjorn II went to war against Vasiliy of Finnish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Duke Faste of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Chlisselbourg against the armies of Finnish Revolt.

1179

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Chief Harald of Angermanland, was victorious in the battle of Novgorod against the armies of Finland.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Chief Harald of Angermanland, was victorious in the battle of Gdov against the armies of Finnish Revolt.
• Fylkir Bjorn II 'the Sword of Thor' won the war against Vasiliy of Finnish Revolt.

1180

• Bjorn af Munso usurped the Duchy of Novgorod from Vasiliy Kuilis.
• Sweden was attacked by the Lithuanian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Rimgaila.

1181

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Torolf, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Rimgaila of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn II 'the Sword of Thor'.
• Sweden was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Talavan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Dovyat.

1182

• Dovyat of Talavan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn II 'the Sword of Thor'.

1183

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

1184

• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Ostrogothia, ruled by Duke Hjalmar.
• Fylkir Bjorn II 'the Sword of Thor' tried but failed to imprison Duke Hjalmar of Ostrogothia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Mayor Harik of Uppakra, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Ostrogothia.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Godi Sigismund of Meldorf, was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Ostrogothia.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Odd Grip, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Ostrogothia.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Torolf, was victorious in the battle of Ostrogothia against the armies of Ostrogothia.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Torolf, was victorious in the battle of Kinda against the armies of Ostrogothia.
• Ingrid af Munso married Fylkir Bjorn II, son of Fylkir Ragnvald.
• Fylkir Bjorn II married Queen Mother Ingrid, daughter of Fylkir Bjorn I.

1185

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Chief Ragnvald of Memel, was victorious in the battle of Lappland against the armies of Finland.
• Fylkir Bjorn II was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the army of Ostrogothia, commanded by Duke Hjalmar of Ostrogothia.

1186

• King Styrbjorn of Ostrogothia lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn II 'the Sword of Thor'.
• Ragnvald, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkir Bjorn II.
• Fylkir Bjorn II held a great blot at Uppland.

1187

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Totil Bjork, was victorious in the battle of Laanemaa against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Bjorn II went to war against King Pridbjorn II of Jylland.
• Fylkir Bjorn II was victorious in the battle of Varde against the army of Jylland, commanded by King Pridbjorn II of Jylland.

1188

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Chief Timer of Gastrikland, was victorious in the battle of Varde against the armies of Jylland.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Duke Gunnar of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Fyn against the armies of Denmark.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Duke Gunnar of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Skagen against the armies of Jylland.
• Fylkir Bjorn II 'the Sword of Thor' won the war against King Pridbjorn II of Jylland 'the Usurper'.
• Bjorn af Munso created the title of Duchy of Jylland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Bjorn af Munso created the title of Duchy of Estonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Fylkir Bjorn II went to war against Khagan Karan of Bolghar.

1189

• Fylkir Bjorn II was victorious in the battle of Gastrikland against the army of Zyriane, commanded by High Chief Zarny of Zyriane.
• Fylkir Bjorn II 'the Sword of Thor' won the war against Khagan Karan of Bolghar 'the Cruel'.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the County of Gastrikland from Karan Balanjar.

1190

• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Mayor Astrad of Kalevan, was victorious in the battle of Grodno against the armies of Lithuania.

1191

• A dragon was seen in the county of Kemi.

1192

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

1193

• Sweden was attacked by the Lithuanian realm of Sudovian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Jaunutis.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Mayor Kettilmund of Kalmar, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Sudovian Peasant Revolt.
• Jaunutis of Sudovian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn II 'the Sword of Thor'.

1194

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

1195

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

1196

• Georg of Bergslags Revolt, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Bjorn II, converted from Catholic to Germanic.
• Fylkir Bjorn II held a great blot at Constantinople.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn II, commanded by Botulf, was victorious in the battle of Rusa against the armies of Novgorod.
• Fylkir Bjorn II, leader of all Germanic faithful, died of severe stress on 28 July, 1196.
• Fylkir Bjorn II died of severe stress on 28 July, 1196. His son, Ragnvald, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• A giant destroyed several villages in Galindia, but then disappeared without trace.

1197

• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Angermanlander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sorkver.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald II, commanded by Totil Bjork, was defeated in the battle of Angermanland against the armies of Angermanlander Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald II, commanded by Torolf, was victorious in the battle of Angermanland against the armies of Angermanlander Peasant Revolt.
• Sorkver of Angermanlander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Ragnvald II.

1198

• Sweden was attacked by the Norman realm of England, ruled by King Turquetil.

1199

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald II, commanded by Duke Gunnar of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Gastrikland against the armies of England.

1200

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald II, commanded by Balder af Sund, was victorious in the battle of Kent against the armies of England.

1201

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald II, commanded by Duke Gunnar of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Fyn against the armies of England.
• King Turquetil of England 'the Young' lost the war against Fylkir Ragnvald II.

1202

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald II, commanded by Heilwiva von Goseck, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Kormesiyid.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II married Queen Mother Ingrid, daughter of Fylkir Bjorn I.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II held a great blot at Uppland.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II went to war against Ewa of Polish Revolt.

1203

• Fylkir Ragnvald II went to war against Ensio of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II was victorious in the battle of Keitele against the army of Novgorodian Revolt, commanded by Ensio of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II won the war against Ensio of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Ragnvald II 'the Sword of the Allfather'.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald II, commanded by Mayor Solvi of Kopingsvik, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of the Maghreb.

1204

• Prince Dag of Sweden married Maer, daughter of Chief Sune of Riga.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the army of Khadagh's Host, commanded by Khadagh of Khadagh's Host.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald II, commanded by Mayor Alf of Kalevan, was victorious in the battle of Narva against the armies of Lithuania.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II was victorious in the battle of Novgorod against the army of Finland, commanded by High Chief Kettu II of Pskov.

1205

• The army of Fylkir Ragnvald II, commanded by Duke Tjudmund of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Kakisalmi against the armies of Guar's Host.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II went to war against King Tord of Norway.
• King Tord of Norway supported King Tord of Norway in war against his enemies.

1206

• Fylkir Ragnvald II was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the army of England, commanded by Duke Clemence II of Wessex.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Galindian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Helgi.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II, leader of all Germanic faithful, died in battle against Helgi of Galindian Peasant Revolt on 26 June, 1206.
• Fylkir Ragnvald II died in battle against Helgi of Galindian Peasant Revolt on 26 June, 1206. His brother, Dag, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Jurbarkas.
• Helgi of Galindian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Dag.
• Dag af Munso created the title of Duchy of Prussia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Chief Tolir of Chelmno, was victorious in the battle of Finnveden against the armies of Khadagh's Host.
• Fylkir Dag held a great blot at Baie de la Seine.

1207

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Tjudmund of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Finland.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Sigtrygg, was victorious in the battle of Pskov against the armies of Finland.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Patrician Toste of Virske, was victorious in the battle of Savo against the armies of Finland.

1208

• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Coimbra against the army of the Maghreb, commanded by Emir Beddis of Portucale.
• Queen Anna of Norway supported Queen Anna of Norway in war against her enemies.

1209

• Hafrid, the firstborn daughter, was born to Fylkir Dag.
• Torkel, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkir Dag.
• Fylkir Dag went to war against Beuves of Irish Revolt.

1210

• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Oriel against the army of Ireland, commanded by Queen Judit of Ireland.
• Fylkir Dag lost the battle of Oriel against the army of France, commanded by King Alderic of France.
• Fylkir Dag lost the battle of Meath against the army of France, commanded by King Alderic of France.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Torfinn II of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Sudermannia against the armies of Scotland.
• Fylkir Dag lost the battle of Ulster against the army of Irish Revolt, commanded by Clemenza of Irish Revolt.
• Dag af Munso usurped the Duchy of Lithuania from Sprudeik Hlebowicius.
• Sweden was attacked by the French realm of Knights Templar, ruled by Grandmaster Movkoldas.

1211

• Fylkir Dag lost the war against Clemenza of Irish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Chief Bror of Rusa, was victorious in the battle of Borovichi against the armies of Finland.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Nalsia against the army of Knights Templar, commanded by Grandmaster Movkoldas of Knights Templar.

1212

• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Nice against the army of Knights Templar, commanded by Grandmaster Movkoldas of Knights Templar.
• Grandmaster Movkoldas of Knights Templar 'the Monk' lost the war against Fylkir Dag.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Sigtrygg, was victorious in the battle of Rusa against the armies of Chernigov.

1213

• Fylkir Dag went to war against Tohmas of Finnish Revolt.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Ostrobothnia against the army of Finnish Revolt, commanded by Tohmas of Finnish Revolt.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Oulu against the army of Finnish Revolt, commanded by Countess Helmi of Oulu.

1214

• Fylkir Dag won the war against Tohmas of Finnish Revolt.
• Fylkir Dag, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon'.
• Dag af Munso created the title of Duchy of Ostrobothnia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Fylkir Dag went to war against Kettu of Finnish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Vasilko, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Finnish Revolt.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Keitele against the army of Finnish Revolt, commanded by Count Taisto of Keitele.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Joensuu against the army of Finnish Revolt, commanded by Chief Reko of Joensuu.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Vasilko, was victorious in the battle of Gdov against the armies of Finnish Revolt.

1215

• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Pomorye against the army of Finnish Revolt, commanded by Kettu of Finnish Revolt.
• Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon' won the war against Kettu of Finnish Revolt 'the Lion'.

1216

• Fylkir Dag held a great blot at Uppland.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Tjudmund of Gotland, was defeated in the battle of Uppland against the armies of Guar's Host.

1217

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Chief Bjorn of Fyn, was victorious in the battle of Volkovysk against the armies of Lukomlian Peasant Revolt.

1218

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Ragnvald of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Tmutarakan against the armies of Anatolia.

1219

• High Chief Jeansa IV of Kola petitioned Fylkir Dag to bring the Germanic faith to his pagan tribes.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Ragnvald of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Crimea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Mayor Botulf of Medze, was defeated in the battle of Kurzeme against the armies of Organ's Host.

1220

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the armies of Akhsar's Host.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the armies of Organ's Host.

1221

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

1222

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Birger Ulv, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Hjalmar's Host.

1223

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

1224

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

1225

• Torkel af Munso married Sati, daughter of Khagan Itlar of Cumania.

1226

• Fylkir Dag held a great blot at Uppland.

1227

• Queen Mother Ingrid, the mother of Fylkir Dag, died a natural death on 24 May, 1227.

1228

• Dag af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Estonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Dag af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Lapland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Dag af Munso displayed his great power by founding the new Empire of Sweden.

1229

• Dag af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Denmark, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Grand Mayor Rorek of Jylland, was victorious in the battle of Laanemaa against the armies of Sakala.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norman realm of Humphrey's Host, ruled by Humphrey.

1230

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by King Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Moray against the armies of Humphrey's Host.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by King Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Breifne against the armies of Humphrey's Host.
• Humphrey of Humphrey's Host lost the war against Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon'.

1231

• In Karjaa, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Fylkir Dag.

1232

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

1233

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

1234

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by King Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Chandax against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Mayor Rolf of Valbo, was victorious in the battle of Kaneia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Vastmanlander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Karl.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Mayor Rolf of Valbo, was victorious in the battle of Kaneia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Empress Maer, the wife of Fylkir Dag, died a natural death on 6 November, 1234.
• Fylkir Dag married Princess Ulvhilde, daughter of Fylkir Bjorn II.

1235

• Dag af Munso created the title of Duchy of Savonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Torbjorn of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Sudermannia against the armies of Vastmanlander Peasant Revolt.
• Karl of Vastmanlander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon'.

1236

• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Varend, ruled by Duke Egil III 'the Kind'.
• Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon' tried but failed to imprison Duke Egil III of Varend 'the Kind', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Osten, was victorious in the battle of Bytow against the armies of Varend.

1237

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Torbjorn of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Njudung against the armies of Varend.
• Duke Egil III of Varend 'the Kind' lost the war against Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon'.
• Fylkir Dag held a great blot at Uppland.

1238

• Fylkir Dag declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Ruthenia from the Iconoclasts.
• Fylkir Dag declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Ruthenia from the Iconoclasts.
• Fylkir Dag went to war against King Fedot of Chernigov.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Gdov against the army of Chernigov, commanded by King Fedot of Chernigov.
• Fylkir Dag successfully led his armies, taking Luki from the enemy.
• Fylkir Dag successfully led his armies, taking Sebezh from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by King Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Chernigov.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by King Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Latgale against the armies of Chernigov.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Vitebsk against the army of Chernigov, commanded by Grand Prince Skirgaila of Polotsk.

1239

• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Roslavl against the army of Chernigov, commanded by King Fedot of Chernigov.
• The Great Holy War declared by Dag af Munso ended with the successful conquest of Ruthenia from the Iconoclasts. Dag af Munso became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon' won the war against King Fedot of Chernigov.
• Dag af Munso usurped the Duchy of Polotsk from Skirgaila Gediminaitis.

1240

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by King Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Sakala.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Chief Tolir of Chelmno, was victorious in the battle of Aland against the armies of Bugduz.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Likiik, was defeated in the battle of Talava against the armies of Sakala.
• Fylkir Dag went to war against Gian of Holy Roman Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Grand Mayor Algot of Jylland, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Bonyak's Host.

1241

• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Poznan against the army of Holy Roman Revolt, commanded by Gian of Holy Roman Revolt.

1242

• Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon' won the war against Gian of Holy Roman Revolt 'the Cleansing Flame'.
• Dag af Munso usurped the County of Cagliari from Chiano d'Este.

1243

• Dag af Munso usurped the Kingdom of Novgorod from Ahvo Akseli.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Botulf, was victorious in the battle of Slupsk against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Seidsman Odd of Iona, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Chief Gudrod of Sevede, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by King Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Torres against the armies of France.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Morayer Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eskild.

1244

• Fylkir Dag successfully led his armies, taking Olbia from the enemy.
• Fylkir Dag successfully led his armies, taking Aggius from the enemy.
• Fylkir Dag successfully led his armies, taking Posada from the enemy.

1245

• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Morian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tyke.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Tyke, was defeated in the battle of Werle against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1246

• Anund of Morayer Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon'.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of More against the army of Morian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Tyke of Morian Peasant Revolt.
• Tord of Morian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon'.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Rome against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Lucius II.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Tyke, was defeated in the battle of Wolgast against the armies of Valdemar's Host.

1247

• King Torkel, the heir of Fylkir Dag, died from a bad case of the Flu on 20 August, 1247.
• Fylkir Dag held a great blot at Land's End.

1248

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Sara, was defeated in the battle of Werle against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Patrician Wilhelm of von Henneberg.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Tyke, was defeated in the battle of Lubeck against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Serene Doge Emelrich of The Hansa.

1249

• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Denmark, ruled by King Ulf II 'the Merry'.
• Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon' tried but failed to imprison King Ulf II of Denmark 'the Merry', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1250

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Toste III of Varend, was victorious in the battle of Dobrzyn against the armies of Valdemar's Host.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Mstislavl against the army of Denmark, commanded by King Ulf II of Denmark.

1251

• Prince Toke, the heir of Fylkir Dag, died of Camp Fever on 18 February, 1251.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Halland against the army of Norway, commanded by King Halkjell of Norway.
• King Ulf II of Denmark 'the Merry' lost the war against Fylkir Dag 'the Dragon'.
• Fylkir Dag, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Dag 'the Castellan'.

1252

• Sweden was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Wiglaf's Host, ruled by Wiglaf.
• Fylkir Dag went to war against Queen Caillech-Fhinnein of Scotland.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by King Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Buchan against the armies of Scotland.
• Sweden was attacked by the Finnish realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Seppo.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by King Einar of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Atholl against the armies of Scotland.
• Fylkir Dag 'the Castellan' won the war against Queen Caillech-Fhinnein of Scotland.
• Dag af Munso usurped the County of Atholl from Caillech-Fhinnein Ua Briain.

1253

• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Kakisalmi against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Seppo of Catholic Uprising.
• Soini of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Dag 'the Castellan'.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the army of Hakan's Host, commanded by Hakan of Hakan's Host.
• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Fredrik of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Lolland against the armies of Wiglaf's Host.

1254

• The army of Fylkir Dag, commanded by Duke Fredrik of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Lolland against the armies of Wiglaf's Host.
• Wiglaf of Wiglaf's Host lost the war against Fylkir Dag 'the Castellan'.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the army of Sakala, commanded by Duke Kharaton of Sakala.
• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Talava against the army of Sakala, commanded by Duke Kharaton of Sakala.

1255

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Kaunas.

1256

• Empress Ulvhilde, the wife of Fylkir Dag, died of severe stress on 13 May, 1256.
• Dag af Munso created the title of Duchy of Albany, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1257

• Fylkir Dag held a great blot at Granada.

1258

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

1259

• Fylkir Dag was victorious in the battle of Acre against the army of Anatolia, commanded by Sultan Uluc III of Anatolia.
• Fylkir Dag, leader of all Germanic faithful, died of an infected wound on 12 May, 1259.
• Fylkir Dag I died of an infected wound on 12 May, 1259. His grandson, Dag, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hameenlinna.
• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Borovichi just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1260

• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Lapland, ruled by King Algot.
• Fylkir Dag II tried but failed to imprison King Algot of Lapland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Dag II, commanded by Chief Rorek of Uusimaa, was victorious in the battle of Kemi against the armies of Lapland.
• The army of Fylkir Dag II, commanded by King Bagge of Novgorod, was victorious in the battle of Lappland against the armies of Lapland.

1261

• The army of Fylkir Dag II, commanded by Duke Toste III of Varend, was victorious in the battle of Osterdalen against the armies of Lapland.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Upplander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sten.
• The army of Fylkir Dag II, commanded by Duke Hakan of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Jarnbaraland against the armies of Lapland.
• Sten of Upplander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Dag II.

1262

• The army of Fylkir Dag II, commanded by Duke Toste III of Varend, was victorious in the battle of Kemi against the armies of Lapland.
• Sweden was attacked by the Russian realm of Pskovian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Radoslav.
• King Algot of Lapland 'the Sword of Tyr' lost the war against Fylkir Dag II.

1263

• The army of Fylkir Dag II, commanded by Duke Toste III of Varend, was victorious in the battle of Izborsk against the armies of Pskovian Peasant Revolt.
• Radoslav of Pskovian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Dag II.
• Fylkir Dag II held a great blot at Uppland.

1264

• Sweden was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Kodere.
• Fylkir Dag II was victorious in the battle of Talava against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Kodere of Catholic Uprising.
• Kodere of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Dag II.

1265

• Fylkir Dag II married Freja, daughter of King Bagge of Novgorod.

1266

• Fylkir Dag II successfully led his armies, taking Murcia from the enemy.
• Fylkir Dag II successfully led his armies, taking Cartagena from the enemy.
• Fylkir Dag II successfully led his armies, taking Lorca from the enemy.
• Fylkir Dag II successfully led his armies, taking Alcantarilla from the enemy.
• Fylkir Dag II, leader of all Germanic faithful, died feverish and sweating on 21 June, 1266.
• Fylkir Dag II died feverish and sweating on 21 June, 1266. His nephew, Henrik, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Sambia.

1267

• The army of Fylkir Henrik, commanded by Chief Karl of Mstislavl, was victorious in the battle of Roslavl against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1268

• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Rzheva.
• Sweden was attacked by the Estonian realm of Lettigallian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ahti.
• The army of Fylkir Henrik, commanded by Duke Toste III of Varend, was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the armies of Lettigallian Peasant Revolt.
• Ahti of Lettigallian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Henrik.

1269

• Queen Hafrid of Norway supported Queen Hafrid of Norway in war against her enemies.

1270

• Queen Hafrid of Norway supported Queen Hafrid of Norway in war against her enemies.
• The army of Fylkir Henrik, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Orkney against the armies of Prince Ogmund's Host.
• The army of Fylkir Henrik, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Strathearn against the armies of Prince Ogmund's Host.

1271

• A river flooded parts of Tavastia in the spring.

1272

• Fylkir Henrik, leader of all Germanic faithful, died feverish and sweating on 26 April, 1272.
• Fylkir Henrik died feverish and sweating on 26 April, 1272. His brother, Emund, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Narke.

1273

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

1274

• Queen Hafrid of Norway supported Queen Hafrid of Norway in war against her enemies.

1275

• Sweden was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Wincenty.
• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Chief Karl of Mstislavl, was defeated in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of Borkvard's Host.
• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Mayor Rorek of Helsingor, was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of Borkvard's Host.
• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Wincenty of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Emund.

1276

• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Sjaellander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Egil.
• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Duke Toste III of Varend, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Sjaellander Peasant Revolt.
• Egil of Sjaellander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Emund.
• Sweden was attacked by the Finnish realm of Pomoryan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Haapa.

1277

• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Olonets against the armies of Pomoryan Peasant Revolt.
• Haapa of Pomoryan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Emund.
• Fylkir Emund declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer England from the Catholics.
• Fylkir Emund declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer England from the Catholics.
• Fylkir Emund went to war against King Aubrey of England.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Rossian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Knut.

1278

• Knut of Rossian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Emund.
• The Great Holy War declared by Emund af Munso ended with the successful conquest of England from the Catholics. Emund af Munso became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Fylkir Emund won the war against King Aubrey of England.
• Fylkir Emund, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Emund 'the Great'.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of Upper Brittany, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso usurped the Duchy of Brittany from Hywela Mathrafal.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of Normandy, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Brittany, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Wales, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of Deheubarth, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso usurped the Duchy of Gwynedd from Hywela Mathrafal.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of Wessex, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of Hwicce, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sweden was attacked by the Mongol realm of Chernigov, ruled by High Chief Khaidu.

1279

• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Chief Bjorn of Leeds, was victorious in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Vyazma against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Mozhaysk against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1280

• The army of Fylkir Emund, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Yuryev against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Khan Khuyildar II of Chagatayid lost the war against Fylkir Emund 'the Great'.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of Penthievre, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of Northumberland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of Lancaster, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of Mercia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Scotland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emund af Munso created the title of Duchy of York, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1281

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Ingria.

1282

• Fylkir Emund went to war against Grandmaster David of Knights Templar.
• Fylkir Emund 'the Great' won the war against Grandmaster David of Knights Templar 'the Fat'.
• Fylkir Emund went to war against Sunniva of Norwegian Revolt.
• Empress Dowager Ragnhild, the mother of Fylkir Emund, died in battle against Rolf Bolt on 12 November, 1282.

1283

• Fylkir Emund 'the Great' won the war against Sunniva of Norwegian Revolt.
• Fylkir Emund married Queen Gytha, daughter of Sigtryg Thrugot.
• Fylkir Emund went to war against King Halkjell II of Norway.

1284

• Fylkir Emund, leader of all Germanic faithful, died in battle against Ossor on 7 January, 1284.
• Fylkir Emund died in battle against Ossor on 7 January, 1284. His brother, Borkvard, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• Queen Gytha of Denmark married Sigtryg, son of Chief Ubbe of Sevede.
• King Sigtryg, the father of Fylkir Borkvard, died a natural death on 23 January, 1284.
• The army of Fylkir Borkvard, commanded by Alf, was victorious in the battle of Akershus against the armies of Norway.
• Fylkir Borkvard won the war against King Halkjell II of Norway.
• King Halkjell II of Norway, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Borkvard, converted from Catholic to Germanic.
• Fylkir Borkvard went to war against King Mszczuj of Poland.
• The army of Fylkir Borkvard, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Uusimaa against the armies of Orddot's Host.
• Fylkir Borkvard, leader of all Germanic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 23 November, 1284.
• Fylkir Borkvard died under suspicious circumstances on 23 November, 1284. His sister, Gytha, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Burgh.
• Fylkja Gytha married Godi Sven.

1285

• The army of Fylkja Gytha, commanded by Count Eilif of Finnmark, was victorious in the battle of Dobrzyn against the armies of Poland.
• Fylkja Gytha, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkja Gytha 'the Unready'.
• The army of Fylkja Gytha, commanded by Count Eilif of Finnmark, was victorious in the battle of Kujawy against the armies of Greater Poland.
• The army of Fylkja Gytha, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Wielun against the armies of Poland.

1286

• The army of Fylkja Gytha, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Danzig against the armies of Greater Poland.
• Fylkja Gytha 'the Unready' won the war against King Mszczuj of Poland 'the Holy'.
• King Tormod of Poland, a powerful vassal of Fylkja Gytha, converted from Catholic to Germanic.
• Fylkja Gytha went to war against Lope of Leonese Revolt.
• Fylkja Gytha successfully led her armies, taking San Jose del Valle from the enemy.
• Ragnhild, the firstborn daughter, was born to Fylkja Gytha.

1287

• Sweden was attacked by the English realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Humphrey.
• The army of Fylkja Gytha, commanded by Chief Ingvar of Cornwall, was victorious in the battle of Oxford against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Fylkja Gytha, commanded by Chief Ingvar of Cornwall, was victorious in the battle of Wiltshire against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Thomas of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkja Gytha 'the Unready'.
• The army of Fylkja Gytha, commanded by Chief Azur of Kent, was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the armies of Leonese Revolt.
• Fylkja Gytha, leader of all Germanic faithful, died of Great Pox on 20 June, 1287.
• Fylkja Gytha died of Great Pox on 20 June, 1287. Her daughter, Ragnhild, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Chief Azur of Kent, was victorious in the battle of Burgos against the armies of Leonese Revolt.
• Fylkja Ragnhild won the war against Lope of Leonese Revolt.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Swedish Revolt, ruled by Eskild 'the Hunter'.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duchess Malmfrid of Smaland, was defeated in the battle of Ulster against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Alfhild Gardske, was defeated in the battle of Lubeck against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• Sweden was attacked by the Russian realm of Orthodox Uprising, ruled by Stepan.

1288

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Chief Brage of Stettin, was victorious in the battle of Leinster against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by THegn Dyre of Lillebonne, was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Lancaster against the armies of Swedish Revolt.

1289

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Smolensk against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Chief Algot of Lomza, was victorious in the battle of Laanemaa against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• Stepan of Orthodox Uprising lost the war against Fylkja Ragnhild.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Ingvar of Lancaster, was victorious in the battle of Lancaster against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Kinda against the armies of Swedish Revolt.

1290

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Kol, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• King Tjudmund, the heir of Fylkja Ragnhild, died of an infected wound on 7 November, 1290.

1291

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Satakunta against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Somerset against the armies of Knights Templar.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Gunnar III of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Bath against the armies of Knights Templar.
• Eskild of Swedish Revolt 'the Hunter' lost the war against Fylkja Ragnhild.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the Duchy of Veps from Toghtoga Borjigin.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the Duchy of Holstein from Rolf Grip.

1292

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

1293

• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the Duchy of Ulster from Ulfcytel FitzEmma.

1294

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Alf, was victorious in the battle of Menorca against the armies of Valencia.
• Ragnhild af Munso created the title of Duchy of Munster, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1295

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

1296

• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the Duchy of Morgannwg from Silvester of Brittany.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the Kingdom of England from Mahaut de Normandie.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the Duchy of Cornwall from Gilbert de Penthievre.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the Duchy of Powys from Hywela Mathrafal.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Mayor Jon of Flekkefjord, was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the armies of Chanai's Host.

1297

• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Grandmaster Turstin of Knights Templar.

1298

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Styrbjorn, was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the armies of Knights Templar.
• Fylkja Ragnhild won the war against Prince Turstin of England 'the Tormentor'.

1299

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Styrbjorn, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Dan of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Dan of Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Pope Anastasius VI declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer England from the Germanics.
• Sweden was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Anastasius VI 'the Confessor'.

1300

• Sweden was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Eanhere.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Sverker, was victorious in the battle of Wight against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Dyfnwal FitzErmyntrude, was victorious in the battle of Eu against the armies of France.
• Eanhere of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkja Ragnhild.

1301

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Chief Ake of Kinda, was victorious in the battle of Clermont against the armies of France.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Bo Bla, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Castille.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Bo Bla, was victorious in the battle of Najera against the armies of Leon.

1302

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Tjudmund af Vilnius, was defeated in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Holmger Ulv, was victorious in the battle of Uusimaa against the armies of Harghasun's Host.

1303

• The Crusade declared by Clemens ended with the successful conquest of England from the Germanics.
• Pope Clemens III won the war against Fylkja Ragnhild.
• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Queen Eleanor of Ireland.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Alf, was victorious in the battle of Tyrone against the armies of Ireland.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Rusan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Helgi.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Tord of Novgorod, was victorious in the battle of Kholm against the armies of Rusan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Styrbjorn, was victorious in the battle of Breifne against the armies of Ireland.
• Fylkja Ragnhild won the war against Queen Eleanor of Ireland 'Daughter of the Devil'.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the County of Tyrone from Eleanor de Normandie.
• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Earl Silvester of Kildare.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Tord of Novgorod, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Rusan Peasant Revolt.
• Helgi of Rusan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkja Ragnhild.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Asbjorn, was victorious in the battle of Kildare against the armies of Kildare.

1304

• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Knockaulin from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild won the war against Earl Silvester of Kildare 'the Drunkard'.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the County of Kildare from Silvester of Brittany.
• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Duke Aindle of Leinster.
• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Duke Causantin of Connacht.
• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Earl Gilbert of Desmond.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Asbjorn, was victorious in the battle of Leix against the armies of Leinster.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Mayor Asbjorn of Nenagh, was defeated in the battle of Ormond against the armies of Leinster.
• Fylkja Ragnhild won the war against Earl Gilbert of Desmond.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the County of Desmond from Gilbert de Penthievre.

1305

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Styrbjorn, was victorious in the battle of Breifne against the armies of Connacht.
• Fylkja Ragnhild won the war against Duchess Maud of Leinster.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the County of Leix from Maud de Penthievre.
• Ragnhild af Munso created the title of Duchy of Connacht, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1306

• Fylkja Ragnhild lost the battle of Thrake against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basilissa Euphrasia of the Byzantine Empire.
• Fylkja Ragnhild was victorious in the battle of Limisol against the army of Anatolia, commanded by Demna of Cypriot Revolt.

1307

• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Arsinoe from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Kolossi from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild held a great blot at Famagusta.

1308

• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Famagusta from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Nicholas of English Revolt.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Ipswich from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Chief Torbrand of Mstislavl, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Gughlug's Host.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Ely from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Bury from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Lowestoft from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Thetford from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Elmham from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Lynn from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Styrbjorn, was victorious in the battle of Northampton against the armies of English Revolt.

1309

• Fylkja Ragnhild won the war against Nicholas of English Revolt.
• Fylkja Ragnhild, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkja Ragnhild 'the Sword of the Thunderer'.
• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Queen Amice of England.
• Fylkja Ragnhild married Haldor, son of Chief Tryggve of Dvina.
• Fylkja Ragnhild was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the army of England, commanded by King Muir of England.

1310

• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Godi Stanislaw of Swiebodzin, was victorious in the battle of Vitebsk against the armies of Blush's Host.
• Fylkja Ragnhild 'the Sword of the Thunderer' won the war against King Muir of England.
• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Queen Helewisa of Ireland.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Sven Gera, was victorious in the battle of Romerike against the armies of Hakon's Host.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Alf, was victorious in the battle of Kildare against the armies of Ireland.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Duke Toke of Courland, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Temujin's Host.
• Fylkja Ragnhild 'the Sword of the Thunderer' won the war against Queen Helewisa of Ireland.
• Ragnhild af Munso usurped the County of Westmeath from Helewisa FitzLeofflaed.
• Ragnhild af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Ireland, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnhild af Munso created the title of Duchy of Northumberland, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnhild af Munso created the title of Duchy of Lancaster, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnhild af Munso created the title of Duchy of Gwynedd, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnhild af Munso created the title of Duchy of York, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnhild af Munso created the title of Duchy of Deheubarth, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnhild af Munso created the title of Duchy of Cumbria, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1311

• Fylkja Ragnhild went to war against Prince Turstin of England.

1312

• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Antibes from the enemy.
• Bjorn, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkja Ragnhild.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Styrbjorn, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of Knights Templar.
• Fylkja Ragnhild 'the Sword of the Thunderer' won the war against Prince Turstin of England 'the Tormentor'.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Jaroslaw, was victorious in the battle of Sandomierz against the armies of Ragnvald's Host.

1313

• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Tharros from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Fordongianus from the enemy.

1314

• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Santa Giusta from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Oristano from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Sanluri from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Carbonia from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Cagliari from the enemy.

1315

• King Gerald of Wales, a powerful vassal of Fylkja Ragnhild, converted from Catholic to Germanic.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Santaigia from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Mayor Gustav of Dundalk, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Assemini from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Mayor Erik of Espoo, was victorious in the battle of Zeeland against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Balder af Blekinge, was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Mayor Erik of Hog, was victorious in the battle of Holland against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Dolianova from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Balder af Blekinge, was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Fylkja Ragnhild, commanded by Sverker af Skagen, was defeated in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1316

• Fylkja Ragnhild successfully led her armies, taking Rome from the enemy.
• Fylkja Ragnhild, leader of all Germanic faithful, died of the dreaded Plague on 1 May, 1316.
• Fylkja Ragnhild died of the dreaded Plague on 1 May, 1316. Her son, Bjorn, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn III, commanded by Godi Bjorn of Alno, was victorious in the battle of Gotland against the armies of Khadagh's Host.
• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Rossian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Brage.

1317

• Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Varder Peasant Revolt, ruled by Grim.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn III, commanded by Duke Starkad of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Ross against the armies of Rossian Peasant Revolt.
• Brage of Rossian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn III.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn III, commanded by Chief Sverker of Grodno, was victorious in the battle of Aarhus against the armies of Varder Peasant Revolt.
• Grim of Varder Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn III.

1318

• Sweden was attacked by the Irish realm of Ulsterian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Conlang.
• The army of Fylkir Bjorn III, commanded by THegn Gustav of Buckenham, was victorious in the battle of Argyll against the armies of Ulsterian Peasant Revolt.
• Fylkir Bjorn III declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Galicia-Volhynia from the Orthodoxs.
• Fylkir Bjorn III declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Galicia-Volhynia from the Orthodoxs.
• Fylkir Bjorn III went to war against Basileus Ciubar of the Byzantine Empire.
• Conlang of Ulsterian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Bjorn III.

1319

• The Great Holy War declared by Bjorn af Munso ended with the successful conquest of Galicia-Volhynia from the Orthodoxs. Bjorn af Munso became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Fylkir Bjorn III won the war against Basileus Ciubar of the Byzantine Empire.
• Fylkir Bjorn III, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Bjorn III 'the Sword of Odin'.
• Bjorn af Munso created the title of Duchy of Red Ruthenia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Bjorn af Munso created the title of Duchy of Volhynia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1320

• Bjorn af Munso usurped the Duchy of Galich from Basileios Doukas.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the Kingdom of Galicia-Volhynia from Basileios Doukas.
• Fylkir Bjorn III went to war against King Ives of France.
• Fylkir Bjorn III, leader of all Germanic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 7 October, 1320.