House Estrid

Started as Svend King of Denmark in 1066.

Achievement Goals

Prodigiuos Five Failed.

Mideval Schleffin. 3/8/1275

L'Eglise, c'est Moi!. 1/17/1300. Not planned just randomly happened.

Black Pope. 12/10/1321. As Emporer Knud the Satanist corrupted many priests and eventually assassinated the Pope to get one into the Papacy.

Highlights

Conquered England as Svend, crushed the revolts. Lost it because could not change inheritance laws.

Svend's son Bjorn became the Crusader king of Egypt despiute Send not sending anyone to the Crusade because of English revolts.

Svned's son Olaf murdered his neice and nephew ir odrder to inherit England.

Svend III initiated a Great Harbor in Sjelland in 1134.

Svend III completed stage one of the Great harbor in 1154. Yngling_Norway

Svend III died having produced 21 children, and no acheivement since only a few were adults. He squandered the opportunity to make himself an emporer while trying to forge a bloodline but died before he finished.

King Ragnar made himslef emporer in 1193 and started a Grand Cathederal after participating in a sucesssul crusade of Egypt

Emperor Ragnar completed stage 2 of the Sjelland harvor in 1197.

Emperor Svend IV conquered France. He finished stage 1 of th cathedrela and 3 of the harbor.

Emporer Mogens inherited Hungary. The Aztecs invaded The Isles.

Emporer Peder abolished the council. Declared war on the Aztecs to recliam the Papal States for the Pope and at the same time on the Mongols for dumb reasons t oget the acheivement. Quickly beat the Aztecs but declared a white peace with Mongols as other Aztecs invaded Moray. Defeated them, and assited the HRE in fighitng off an invasion of Bavaria. We will throw them back into the sea before long. Had to put the council back in the middle of all this.

Emperor Peder compelted stage 3 of the Cathederal and seveal additions.

peder begain a Great statue in Essex.

Peder's son Knud was a demon child. He seized the crown from the popes hands and crowned himself.

Knud finsihed stageds 3 of the statue.

Knud had 15 kids but died before most came eof age.

Knud's son Peder won the crusade for Egpyt for his sister

Pedr the Lionheart instiuted imperial administrairon and then claimed the Byzantine Empire.

Emporer Pedr III's imperial throne was usurped on his ascention.

Bloodlines

2/23/1208
Monthly pity: 0.2
Servitude of Great Thologians

3/25/1365
Monthly perstige: 0.2
Personal comabr: +5
Christian opinion: +5
Get a larger share of crusade war chest
Singlehandedly broght victory in several crusades

Completed 3/8/20

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Rulers

Name	From	Until	Cause of end of reign	Relationship with predecessor	Primary Holding
King Svend II ''the Terrible''		16 December, 1083	died of severe stress		Denmark
King Olaf	16 December, 1083	21 August, 1106	died of depression	son of King Svend II	Denmark
King Bjorn	21 August, 1106	9 December, 1127	died in battle against Poklius Palemonaitis	son of King Olaf	Denmark
King Svend III ''the Tenacious''	9 December, 1127	11 November, 1164	died of severe stress	Anglo-Saxon son of King Bjorn	Denmark
Emperor Ragnar ''the Wise''	11 November, 1164	28 January, 1204	died of an infected wound	son of King Svend III	Denmark
Emperor Svend IV ''the Great''	28 January, 1204	26 November, 1219	died of Camp Fever	son of Emperor Ragnar	Denmark
Emperor Ragnar II	26 November, 1219	17 September, 1220	died of Camp Fever	son of Emperor Svend IV	Denmark
Emperor Ubbe	17 September, 1220	10 March, 1231	died in battle	brother of Emperor Ragnar II	Denmark
Emperor Svend	10 March, 1231	7 May, 1255	was deposed	son of Emperor Ubbe	Denmark
Empress Margrethe	7 May, 1255	18 December, 1258	died of Pneumonia	kinsman of Emperor Svend	Denmark
Emperor Mogens ''the Young''	18 December, 1258	17 June, 1274	died of severe stress	son of Empress Margrethe	Denmark
Emperor Peder ''the Butcher''	17 June, 1274	22 August, 1297	died under suspicious circumstances	brother of Emperor Mogens	Denmark
Emperor Knud IV ''the Wicked''	22 August, 1297	5 July, 1323	died of severe stress	son of Emperor Peder	Denmark
Emperor Peder II ''the Lionheart''	5 July, 1323	15 August, 1377	died a natural death	son of Emperor Knud IV	Denmark
King Peder III ''the Holy''	15 August, 1377	1 May, 1390	died of an infected wound	grandson of Emperor Peder II	Denmark
Emperor Knud V ''the Cleansing Flame''	1 May, 1390	16 May, 1432	died a natural death	son of King Peder III	Denmark
Emperor Anders ''the Wise''	16 May, 1432	3 December, 1450	died a natural death	son of Emperor Knud V	Denmark
Basileus Knud VI	3 December, 1450	31 Dec, 1452	Game Ended	Greek son of Emperor Anders	Denmark

Chronicles

1066

This is the Chronicle of House Estrid, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
King Svend II of Denmark married Inga, daughter of Patrician Knut of Straben.

1067

King Svend II of Denmark went to war against High Chief Krutoj of Mecklenburg.

1068

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

1069

King Malcolm III of Scotland supported King Malcolm III of Scotland in war against his enemies.

1070

King Arpad Salamon of Hungary supported King Arpad Salamon of Hungary in war against his enemies.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Sjaelland, ruled by Duke Skjalm.
King Svend II of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Duke Skjalm of Sjaelland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of King Svend II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Wilhelm of Roskilde, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Sjaelland.
Duke Skjalm of Sjaelland lost the war against King Svend II of Denmark.

1071

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

1072

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

1073

The army of King Svend II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Fredrik of Falkenberg, was victorious in the battle of Tyrone against the armies of The Isles.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Harald.

1074

King Malcolm III of Scotland supported King Malcolm III of Scotland in war against his enemies.
King Svend II of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Fyn against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Harald of Danish Revolt.
Denmark was attacked by the Swedish realm of Sweden, ruled by King Stenkil.
King Svend II of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Harald of Danish Revolt.
Harald of Danish Revolt lost the war against King Svend II of Denmark.

1075

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

1076

King Stenkil of Sweden lost the war against King Svend II of Denmark.
King Svend II of Denmark went to war against King Magnus of England.

1077

King Svend II of Denmark won the war against King Magnus of England.
Svend Estrid usurped the Kingdom of England from Magnus Yngling.
Denmark was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Wessex, ruled by Duke Magnus.
King Svend II of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Duke Magnus of Wessex, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
King Malcolm III of Scotland supported King Malcolm III of Scotland in war against his enemies.
The army of King Svend II of Denmark, commanded by Edvard af Kiel, was victorious in the battle of Lincoln against the armies of Wessex.
King Arpad Salamon of Hungary supported King Arpad Salamon of Hungary in war against his enemies.
The army of King Svend II of Denmark, commanded by Edvard af Kiel, was victorious in the battle of Leeds against the armies of Wessex.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Lennart.

1078

Prince Svend of Denmark married Cristina, daughter of Eadward of Wessex.
The army of King Svend II of Denmark, commanded by Duke William II of Kent, was victorious in the battle of Essex against the armies of Wessex.
The army of King Svend II of Denmark, commanded by Duke William II of Kent, was victorious in the battle of Kent against the armies of Danish Revolt.
Prince Magnus of Norway lost the war against King Svend II of Denmark.
The army of King Svend II of Denmark, commanded by Duke William II of Kent, was victorious in the battle of Suffolk against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of King Svend II of Denmark, commanded by Duke William II of Kent, was victorious in the battle of Kent against the armies of Danish Revolt.
Pope Alexander II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Shias.

1079

The army of King Svend II of Denmark, commanded by Duke William II of Kent, was victorious in the battle of Norfolk against the armies of Danish Revolt.
Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Eadwin.
William of Danish Revolt 'the Conqueror' lost the war against King Svend II of Denmark.
Pope Alexander II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Smallpox on 21 July, 1079.

1080

King Svend II of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Svend II 'the Terrible'.
The Crusade declared by Gregorius ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Shias.

1081

Eadwin of Danish Revolt lost the war against King Svend II of Denmark 'the Terrible'.

1082

King Arpad Salamon of Hungary supported King Arpad Salamon of Hungary in war against his enemies.

1083

King Svend II of Denmark died of severe stress on 16 December, 1083. His son, Olaf, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Warwick.
In Fyn, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Olaf.

1084

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

1085

Olaf Estrid inherited the England from Svend Estrid.
Denmark was attacked by the Dutch realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Gerbod.

1086

King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Chester against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Gerbod of Danish Revolt.
Prince Svend, the heir of King Olaf of Denmark, died of severe stress on 26 January, 1086.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Essex against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Duke William of Essex.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Essex against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Duke William of Essex.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Warwick against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Gerbod of Danish Revolt.
Gerbod of Danish Revolt lost the war against King Olaf of Denmark.
Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Lancastrian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Wiglaf.

1087

Caliph al-Mustansir declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Sicily from the Catholics.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Lancaster against the army of Lancastrian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Wiglaf of Lancastrian Peasant Revolt.
Wiglaf of Lancastrian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Olaf of Denmark.
King Olaf of Denmark went to war against John of Scottish Revolt.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Atholl against the army of Scottish Revolt, commanded by John of Scottish Revolt.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Moray against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Duncan II of Scotland.

1088

King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Fife against the army of Scottish Revolt, commanded by John of Scottish Revolt.
King Olaf of Denmark won the war against John of Scottish Revolt.
The Jihad declared by al-Mustansir Fatimid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Sicily.

1089

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

1090

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

1091

Caliph Al-Muqtadi declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.
King Olaf of Denmark went to war against King Owain III of Deheubarth.

1092

King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Lolland against the army of Deheubarth, commanded by King Owain III of Deheubarth.
King Olaf of Denmark won the war against King Owain III of Deheubarth.

1093

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Winchester.

1094

Olaf Estrid created the title of Duchy of Cumbria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1095

King Olaf of Denmark went to war against High Chief Scurdo of Courland.

1096

King Olaf of Denmark lost the battle of Kurzeme against the army of Sudovia, commanded by Chief Vykintas of Sudovia.
King Olaf of Denmark won the war against High Chief Scurdo of Courland.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the army of Livonia, commanded by High Chief Pikne of Livonia.
High Chief Pikne of Livonia 'the Wise' lost the war against King Olaf of Denmark.

1097

King Arpad Salamon II of Hungary supported King Arpad Salamon II of Hungary in war against his enemies.

1098

The Jihad declared by Fadil Abbasid ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Catholics.
The army of King Olaf of Denmark, commanded by Prince Niels of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Vukovar against the armies of Croatia.
Olaf Estrid created the title of Duchy of Scania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1099

The army of King Olaf of Denmark, commanded by Prince Niels of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Varazdin against the armies of Croatia.
The army of King Olaf of Denmark, commanded by Prince Niels of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Craiova against the armies of Craiovan Peasant Revolt.
Svend, the firstborn son, was born to King Olaf of Denmark.

1100

On 7 April, 1100, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
King Olaf of Denmark went to war against Chief Vihavald of Tukums.

1101

King Olaf of Denmark won the war against Chief Vihavald of Tukums.
King Olaf of Denmark made a pious pilgrimage to Santiago.

1102

On 21 November, 1102 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 21 November, 1102 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1103

King Olaf of Denmark went to war against High Chief Dausprungas of Zemigallians.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the army of Samogitia, commanded by Chief Vingoldas of Samogitia.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Selija against the army of Zemigallians, commanded by Chief Aishno of Selija.
King Olaf of Denmark won the war against High Chief Dausprungas of Zemigallians.
On 21 December, 1103 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 21 December, 1103 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1104

Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Lollard Uprising, ruled by Eanfrith.
The army of King Olaf of Denmark, commanded by Oswulf, was defeated in the battle of Middlesex against the armies of Lollard Uprising.
The army of King Olaf of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Ecgberht of Crowland, was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the armies of Lollard Uprising.
Eanfrith of Lollard Uprising lost the war against King Olaf of Denmark.
On 16 December, 1104 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.

1105

King Olaf of Denmark went to war against King Llywelyn III of Powys.
On 21 February, 1105 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
Pope Gregorius VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of the dreaded Plague on 16 April, 1105.
Queen Tunder, the wife of King Olaf of Denmark, died of the dreaded Plague on 7 May, 1105.
King Olaf of Denmark married Princess Jolanta, daughter of King Boleslaw II of Poland.
King Olaf of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Brycheiniog against the army of Powys, commanded by King Llywelyn III of Powys.
King Olaf of Denmark won the war against King Llywelyn III of Powys.
King Olaf of Denmark raised a runestone in honor of his father, King Svend II 'the Terrible'.

1106

King Olaf of Denmark went to war against Olav of Norwegian Revolt.
On 21 March, 1106 word reached us that Africa has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 21 March, 1106 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Skagen, ruled by Count Ulf.
King Olaf of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Count Ulf of Skagen, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
King Olaf of Denmark died of depression on 21 August, 1106. His son, Bjorn, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Ringsted.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Ulf Botner, was victorious in the battle of Varde against the armies of Skagen.
Prince Ulf of Denmark lost the war against King Bjorn of Denmark.

1107

Bjorn Estrid usurped the Duchy of Livonia from Olev Kukk.
On 2 May, 1107 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1108

On 2 June, 1108 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1109

King Bjorn of Denmark went to war against King Tord of Norway.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Duke Morcar of Cumbria, was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the armies of Norway.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Duke Morcar of Cumbria, was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the armies of Norway.

1110

King Bjorn of Denmark won the war against King Erling II of Norway.
Bjorn Estrid usurped the County of Hull from Skofte Gisking.

1111

Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Shrewsburyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by AEthelwine.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Count AElfgar of Shrewsbury, was victorious in the battle of Worcester against the armies of Shrewsburyan Peasant Revolt.
AEthelwine of Shrewsburyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Bjorn of Denmark.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Essex, ruled by Duke Gervas II.
King Bjorn of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Duke Gervas II of Essex, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sigfred of Ringkobing, was victorious in the battle of Essex against the armies of Essex.

1112

The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sigfred of Ringkobing, was victorious in the battle of Suffolk against the armies of Essex.
Duke Gervas II of Essex lost the war against King Bjorn of Denmark.
Denmark was attacked by the Norman realm of Wessex, ruled by Duke Anselm.
King Bjorn of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Duke Anselm of Wessex, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
Pope Sergius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 October, 1112.
Pope Victor III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Sunnis.

1113

The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Chief Pridbjorn of Me?otne, was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the armies of Wessex.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Chief Pridbjorn of Me?otne, was victorious in the battle of Northampton against the armies of Wessex.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Ihalemb, was defeated in the battle of Tukums against the armies of Samogitia.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Chief Pridbjorn of Me?otne, was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the armies of Wessex.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Chief Pridbjorn of Me?otne, was victorious in the battle of Leicester against the armies of Wessex.

1114

Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Christian 'the Unready'.
Duke Anselm of Wessex lost the war against King Bjorn of Denmark.

1115

The Crusade declared by Victor ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Sunnis.
Christian of Danish Revolt 'the Unready' lost the war against King Bjorn of Denmark.

1116

Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Thystadth, ruled by Mayor Torben.
King Bjorn of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Mayor Torben of Thystadth, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1117

King Bjorn of Denmark married Karin, daughter of Faelan Ua Mail Sechlainn.
Mayor Torben of Thystadth lost the war against King Bjorn of Denmark.

1118

Asta, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Bjorn of Denmark.

1119

King Bjorn of Denmark raised a runestone in honor of his father, King Olaf.
Swaefraed, the firstborn son, was born to King Bjorn of Denmark.
Pope Victor III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 2 November, 1119.

1120

King Bjorn of Denmark made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

1121

King Bjorn of Denmark went to war against Chief Gedivilas of Samogitia.
King Bjorn of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the army of Samogitia, commanded by Chief Gedivilas of Samogitia.
King Bjorn of Denmark won the war against Chief Gedivilas of Samogitia.
Bjorn Estrid usurped the Duchy of Courland from Olev Kukk.
King Bjorn of Denmark went to war against King Halkjell of Norway.

1122

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

1123

Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Somerset.

1124

King Bjorn of Denmark won the war against King Halkjell of Norway 'the Chaste'.

1125

King Bjorn of Denmark went to war against Chief Kiur of Riga.

1126

King Bjorn of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Ledurga from the enemy.
King Bjorn of Denmark won the war against Chief Kiur of Riga.

1127

The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Ihalemb, was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the armies of Lithuania.
King Bjorn of Denmark went to war against High Chief Girdenis of Lithuania.
The army of King Bjorn of Denmark, commanded by Prince-Archbishop Rune of Lancaster, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Lithuania.
King Bjorn of Denmark died in battle against Poklius Palemonaitis on 9 December, 1127. His Anglo-Saxon son Svend succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom as King Svend III.
Several people in Middlesex spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1128

Queen Mother Wulfgifu, the mother of King Svend III of Denmark, died of Smallpox on 9 May, 1128.
King Svend III of Denmark won the war against 'Elder' High Chief Girdenis of Lithuania.
Svend Estrid usurped the Duchy of Lithuania from Girdenis Palemonaitis.

1129

King Svend III of Denmark went to war against Chief Vykintas of Sudovia.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Ulf, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Sudovia.
King Svend III of Denmark won the war against Chief Vykintas of Sudovia.
Denmark was attacked by the Norman realm of Essex, ruled by Countess Busilla.
King Svend III of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Countess Busilla of Essex, causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1130

The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Raymond of London, was victorious in the battle of Essex against the armies of Essex.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Raymond of London, was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the armies of Somerset.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Raymond of London, was victorious in the battle of Hereford against the armies of Essex.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Raymond of London, was victorious in the battle of Gower against the armies of Somerset.
Countess Busilla of Essex lost the war against King Svend III of Denmark.
King Swegn III of Denmark adopted new customs to embrace Anglo-Saxon culture, no longer considering himself Anglo-Saxon.
King Svend III of Denmark adopted new customs to embrace Danish culture, no longer considering himself Anglo-Saxon.

1131

The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Ulf, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Skalvia.

1132

Caliph Abdul-Qadir declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.

1133

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

1134

Denmark was attacked by the Lithuanian realm of Romuva Uprising, ruled by Gintaras.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Ulf, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Yatvingia.

1135

Gintaras of Romuva Uprising lost the war against King Svend III of Denmark.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Ulf, was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of Yatvingia.

1136

The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Ulf, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Talava.
Caliph Seyfullah declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.
Svend Estrid created the title of Kingdom of Lithuania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
King Svend III of Denmark went to war against High Chief Merkelis of Yatvingia.

1137

The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Ulf, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Yatvingia.
King Svend III of Denmark won the war against 'Elder' High Chief Merkelis of Yatvingia.
Svend Estrid usurped the County of Grodno from Merkelis Mangirdaitis.
Svend Estrid created the title of Duchy of Holstein, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
King Svend III of Denmark went to war against High Chief Skirgaila of Skalvia.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Ulf, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Skalvia.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Ulf, was victorious in the battle of Scalovia against the armies of Skalvia.
Pope Ioannes XIX, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 12 December, 1137.
King Svend III of Denmark won the war against 'Elder' High Chief Girdenis of Skalvia.

1138

Duke Steen of Lithuania, a powerful vassal of King Svend III of Denmark, converted from Catholic to Cathar.

1139

Svend Estrid created the title of Duchy of Skalvia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
King Svend III of Denmark married Liubava, daughter of Vladislav Rurikid.
King Svend III of Denmark went to war against Chief Dobre of Selija.

1140

King Svend III of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Selija Tribe from the enemy.
King Svend III of Denmark won the war against Chief Dobre of Selija 'the Chaste'.
King Svend III of Denmark went to war against High Chief Uru II of Sakala.
Steen, the firstborn son, was born to King Svend III of Denmark.

1141

King Svend III of Denmark won the war against High Chief Ahti III of Sakala.
Svend Estrid created the title of Duchy of Latgale, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Duke Steen of Latgale, a powerful vassal of King Svend III of Denmark, converted from Cathar to Catholic.

1142

Pope Eugenius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 24 March, 1142.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Svend of Oxford, was victorious in the battle of Minsk against the armies of Kuntuvdi's Host.

1143

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

1144

The Jihad declared by Abdul-Qadir Abbasid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Africa.
Pope Innocentius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 May, 1144.

1145

The Jihad declared by Seyfullah Yousifid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Africa.
King Svend III of Denmark went to war against Chief Niglas of Talava.
King Svend III of Denmark won the war against Chief Niglas of Talava 'the Moaner'.

1146

Denmark was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Zemigallian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gedere.
Gedere of Zemigallian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Svend III of Denmark.
King Svend III of Denmark went to war against King Rory of Scotland.

1147

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

1148

King Svend III of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Falkenberg from the enemy.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Svend II of Holstein, was victorious in the battle of Oriel against the armies of Scottish Revolt.
King Svend III of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Halmstad from the enemy.

1149

Queen Liubava, the wife of King Svend III of Denmark, died from a bad case of the Flu on 11 March, 1149.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Jylland, ruled by Prince-Archbishop Sigtryg.
King Svend III of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Prince-Archbishop Sigtryg of Jylland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Fyn against the armies of Jylland.

1150

Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Olaf's Host, ruled by Olaf.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Cilbu's Host.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Ulf of London, was victorious in the battle of Essex against the armies of Jylland.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Ulf of London, was victorious in the battle of Shrewsbury against the armies of Olaf's Host.
Olaf of Olaf's Host lost the war against King Svend III of Denmark.

1151

The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Ulf of London, was victorious in the battle of Devon against the armies of Jylland.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Ulf of London, was victorious in the battle of Northampton against the armies of Jylland.
Prince-Archbishop Sigtryg of Jylland lost the war against King Svend III of Denmark.

1152

Pope Hadrianus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 21 April, 1152.
King Svend III of Denmark married Ingeborg, daughter of Ulf Botner.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Uffe's Host, ruled by Uffe.

1153

The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Svend II of Holstein, was victorious in the battle of Varde against the armies of Uffe's Host.

1154

Pope Anastasius IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Thrace from the Sunnis.

1155

The armies of Denmark, led by Duchess Hereswith of Northumberland, captured Constantinople.
The Crusade declared by Anastasius ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Sunnis.

1156

Pope Anastasius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 13 June, 1156.

1157

Denmark was attacked by the Welsh realm of Powys, ruled by Duke Llywelyn IV 'the Young'.
King Svend III of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Duke Llywelyn IV of Powys 'the Young', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Leif, was victorious in the battle of Gwent against the armies of Powys.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Hans's Host, ruled by Hans.
Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Norfolkian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eadulf.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Leif, was victorious in the battle of Powys against the armies of Powys.

1158

The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Donnchad of Deheubarth, was victorious in the battle of Norfolk against the armies of Norfolkian Peasant Revolt.
Eadulf of Norfolkian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Svend III of Denmark.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Donnchad of Deheubarth, was victorious in the battle of Shrewsbury against the armies of Powys.
Duke Llywelyn IV of Powys 'the Young' lost the war against King Svend III of Denmark.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Holger of Salaspils, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Latgale.

1159

The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Maghreb.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Maghreb.

1160

Queen Ingeborg, the wife of King Svend III of Denmark, died under suspicious circumstances on 27 May, 1160.
King Svend III of Denmark married Gerberga, daughter of Count Ekbert of Braunschweig.

1161

King Svend III of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Svend III 'the Tenacious'.
Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of York, ruled by Duke Godwine.
King Svend III of Denmark 'the Tenacious' tried but failed to imprison Duke Godwine of York, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Yoredale against the armies of York.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Lincoln against the armies of York.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Yoredale against the armies of York.
Duke Godwine of York lost the war against King Svend III of Denmark 'the Tenacious'.

1162

Pope Alexander III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 7 June, 1162.
Ragnar Estrid married Alexandra, daughter of Basileus Traianos III of the Byzantine Empire.

1163

King Ragnar of Lithuania supported King Ragnar of Lithuania in war against his enemies.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Lithuanian Revolt.
The army of King Svend III of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Lithuanian Revolt.

1164

Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Maldon, ruled by Mayor Holger.
King Svend III of Denmark 'the Tenacious' tried but failed to imprison Mayor Holger of Maldon, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
King Svend III of Denmark died of severe stress on 11 November, 1164. His son, Ragnar, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Yoredale.
People in Scalovia claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1165

Mayor Holger of Maldon lost the war against King Ragnar of Denmark.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke William III of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Terteroba.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Count Asger of Jersika, was victorious in the battle of Tukums against the armies of Estonia.

1166

Denmark was attacked by the Lithuanian realm of Romuva Uprising, ruled by Kantibutas.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the army of Romuva Uprising, commanded by Mindaugas of Romuva Uprising.
Mindaugas of Romuva Uprising lost the war against King Ragnar of Denmark.
Denmark was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Selija, ruled by Chief Dobre.
King Ragnar of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Chief Dobre of Selija, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Selija against the army of Selija, commanded by Chief Dobre of Selija.

1167

Chief Dobre of Selija lost the war against King Ragnar of Denmark.
King Muir of Brittany supported King Muir of Brittany in war against his enemies.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Halland against the army of Scotland, commanded by Duchess Barabal of Moray.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Corlay from the enemy.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Carhaix from the enemy.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Asser of Holstein, was victorious in the battle of Halland against the armies of Scotland.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Quimperle from the enemy.

1168

King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Locmine from the enemy.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Hennebont from the enemy.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Rennes from the enemy.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking St. Malo from the enemy.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Dol from the enemy.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Fougeres from the enemy.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Monkontour from the enemy.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Paimpol from the enemy.
King Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking St. Brieuc from the enemy.
Basileus Traianos III of the Byzantine Empire supported Basileus Traianos III of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

1169

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

1170

A goat with three heads was born in Scalovia.

1171

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

1172

King Ragnar of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Ragnar 'the Wise'.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the army of Begluk's Host, commanded by Begluk of Begluk's Host.

1173

King Rodrigo II of Aragon supported King Rodrigo II of Aragon in war against his enemies.
Basileus Traianos III of the Byzantine Empire supported Basileus Traianos III of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Olaf's Host, ruled by Olaf.
High Chief Ohetoiv of Estonia petitioned King Ragnar of Denmark to bring the Catholic faith to his pagan tribes.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Mads of Skalvia, was victorious in the battle of Gwent against the armies of Olaf's Host.

1174

The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Mads of Skalvia, was victorious in the battle of Cornwall against the armies of Olaf's Host.
Olaf of Olaf's Host lost the war against King Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise'.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the army of Bektashi Order, commanded by Shahzada Himmi of Maghreb.

1175

King Ragnar of Denmark lost the battle of Cordoba against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Sultan Muhammad IV of Andalusia.
Caliph Bashar declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Malaga against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Sultan Muhammad IV of Andalusia.

1176

King Ragnar of Denmark went to war against Matylda of Hungarian Revolt.
King Muir of Brittany supported King Muir of Brittany in war against his enemies.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Vannes against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Corban of Breton Revolt.

1177

King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the army of Hungary, commanded by King Piast Csongor of Hungary.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Chelmno against the army of Hungarian Revolt, commanded by Matylda of Hungarian Revolt.
King Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against Matylda of Hungarian Revolt 'the Frog'.
King Rodrigo II of Aragon supported King Rodrigo II of Aragon in war against his enemies.

1178

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Sambia.

1179

Denmark was attacked by the Welsh realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Mael.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Powys against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Mael of Danish Revolt.

1180

King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Powys against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Mael of Danish Revolt.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Winchester against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Mael of Danish Revolt.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Magnus of Bonchurch, was victorious in the battle of Devon against the armies of Danish Revolt.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Powys against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Mael of Danish Revolt.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Dorset against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Mael of Danish Revolt.

1181

King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by Mael of Danish Revolt.
Mael of Danish Revolt lost the war against King Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise'.
Ragnar Estrid created the title of Duchy of Somerset, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
King Muir of Brittany supported King Muir of Brittany in war against his enemies.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Tancred of York, was victorious in the battle of Perfeddwlad against the armies of Scotland.
The Jihad declared by Bashar Yousifid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Africa.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Tancred of York, was victorious in the battle of Dunbar against the armies of Scotland.
Ragnar Estrid created the title of Duchy of Lithuania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1182

Ragnar Estrid created the title of Duchy of Morgannwg, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Pope Alexander IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 13 September, 1182.
King Ragnar of Denmark made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.

1183

The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Chief Torgils of Me?otne, was victorious in the battle of Tukums against the armies of Estonia.

1184

Prince Svend of Denmark married Sevilay, daughter of Khagan Ildey of Pechenegs.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Turstin's Host, ruled by Turstin.
Basileus Komitas of the Byzantine Empire supported Basileus Komitas of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

1185

The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Mads of Skalvia, was victorious in the battle of Gwent against the armies of Turstin's Host.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Mads of Skalvia, was victorious in the battle of Shrewsbury against the armies of Turstin's Host.
Turstin of Turstin's Host lost the war against King Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise'.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Mads of Skalvia, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of Syria.

1186

Basileus Komitas of the Byzantine Empire supported Basileus Komitas of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

1187

A goat with three heads was born in Devon.

1188

King Ragnar of Denmark supported King Cingur of France in war against his enemies.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Mads of Skalvia, was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the armies of Valencia.

1189

Pope Benedictus XI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died in the dungeons of Baron Ramon of Cerdanya on 7 January, 1189.

1190

Khagan Yeke of Pechenegs supported Khagan Yeke of Pechenegs in war against his enemies.
Pope Leo X declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Sunnis.

1191

Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Lollard Uprising, ruled by Bo.

1192

King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Negev against the army of Yemen, commanded by Caliph Shamir.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Chief Torgils of Me?otne, was victorious in the battle of Tukums against the armies of Estonia.
King Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Cairo against the army of Yemen, commanded by Bey Hussayn of Cairo.
The Crusade declared by Leo ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Sunnis.

1193

Khagan Yeke of Pechenegs supported Khagan Yeke of Pechenegs in war against his enemies.
The army of King Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Prince Svend of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Lollard Uprising.
Bo of Lollard Uprising lost the war against King Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise'.
Ragnar Estrid displayed his great power by founding the new Empire of Denmark.
Ragnar Estrid created the title of Kingdom of Wales, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark went to war against Queen Gormflaith of Scotland.
The army of Emperor Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Rolland of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Cumberland against the armies of Scotland.

1194

King Francois of France supported King Francois of France in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Chief Torgils of Me?otne, was victorious in the battle of Latgale against the armies of Finland.
The army of Emperor Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Rolland of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Shrewsbury against the armies of Scotland.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against Queen Gormflaith of Scotland 'the Mutilator'.

1195

The army of Emperor Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Count Castolov of Chelmno, was victorious in the battle of Chelmno against the armies of Sokalid.

1196

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

1197

Emperor Ragnar of Denmark went to war against King Saerbrethach of Leinster.

1198

The army of Emperor Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Chief Torgils of Me?otne, was victorious in the battle of Tukums against the armies of Estonia.
The army of Emperor Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Chief Torgils of Me?otne, was victorious in the battle of Tukums against the armies of Estonia.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against King Saerbrethach of Leinster.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark went to war against King Halfdan of Norway.

1199

In Fyn, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Ragnar.

1200

Emperor Ragnar of Denmark went to war against King Gregor of Brittany.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Akershus against the army of Norway, commanded by Martha of Ostlander Revolt.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Dal against the army of Norway, commanded by Duke Sigurd of Viken.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the army of Norway, commanded by Duke Sigurd of Viken.
The army of Emperor Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Antoon of Wessex, was victorious in the battle of Winchester against the armies of Brittany.

1201

Emperor Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Agder against the army of Norway, commanded by King Halfdan of Norway.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against King Halfdan of Norway 'the Quarreller'.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Gregor of Brittany.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against King Gregor of Brittany.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark went to war against King Brian of Scotland.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Fife against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Brian of Scotland.

1202

Emperor Ragnar of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Teviotdale against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Brian of Scotland.
The army of Emperor Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Duke Rolland of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Gowrie against the armies of Scotland.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against King Brian of Scotland.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark went to war against Countess Ornat of Desmond.

1203

Emperor Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against Countess Ornat of Desmond.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark went to war against Queen Saerlaith of Munster.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Bunratty from the enemy.
The army of Emperor Ragnar of Denmark, commanded by Leif, was victorious in the battle of Leinster against the armies of Munster.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against Queen Saerlaith of Munster.
Queen Saerlaith of Munster supported Queen Saerlaith of Munster in war against her enemies.

1204

Emperor Ragnar of Denmark went to war against King Einar of Sweden.
Emperor Ragnar of Denmark died of an infected wound on 28 January, 1204. His son, Svend, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Vilnius.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Locha Lein against the army of Munsterian Revolt, commanded by Caissene of Munsterian Revolt.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Duke Rolland of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Varend against the armies of Sweden.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark won the war against King Einar of Sweden 'the Mule'.

1205

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Dorset.

1206

Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Northumberland, ruled by Duke Eadmund 'the Dragon'.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Duke Eadmund of Northumberland 'the Dragon', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Duke Rolland of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Lindisfarne against the armies of Northumberland.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Duke Rolland of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Bernicia against the armies of Northumberland.

1207

Emperor Svend IV of Denmark went to war against King Gregor of Brittany.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Duke Rolland of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Yoredale against the armies of Northumberland.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Bakewell from the enemy.
Empress Sevilay, the wife of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, died under suspicious circumstances on 15 June, 1207.
Duke Eadmund of Northumberland 'the Dragon' lost the war against Emperor Svend IV of Denmark.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Gregor of Brittany.

1208

Emperor Svend IV of Denmark won the war against King Gregor of Brittany.

1209

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

1210

Pope Leo X, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 5 June, 1210.
Denmark was attacked by the French realm of France, ruled by King Cingur II.

1211

Emperor Svend IV of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Essex against the army of France, commanded by King Cingur II of France.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the army of France, commanded by King Cingur II of France.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by King Andrew of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Somerset against the armies of France.
Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Gloucesterian Peasant Revolt, ruled by AEthelfrith.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by King Andrew of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Dorset against the armies of France.
The armies of Denmark, led by Duke Malthe of Northumberland, captured Paris.

1212

Emperor Svend IV of Denmark married Duchess Katarina II, daughter of Duke Bedrich of Rugen.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by King Andrew of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Gloucester against the armies of Gloucesterian Peasant Revolt.
AEthelfrith of Gloucesterian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Svend IV of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by King Andrew of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Oxford against the armies of France.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by King Andrew of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Hereford against the armies of France.
King Cingur II of France lost the war against Emperor Svend IV of Denmark.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark went to war against King Cingur II of France.

1213

The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by King Andrew of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Clermont against the armies of France.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Duke Radolf III of Hwicce, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of France.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by King Andrew of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Saumur against the armies of France.

1214

The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by King Andrew of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Ponthieu against the armies of Normandy.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark won the war against King Cingur II of France.
Svend Estrid usurped the Kingdom of France from Cingur d'Anjou.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
Svend Estrid created the title of Kingdom of Aquitaine, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Empress Dowager Alexandra, the mother of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, was burnt at the stake on the order of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark on 9 September, 1214.

1215

Emperor Svend IV held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Svend IV 'the Great'.

1216

Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Mercia, ruled by Duchess Cristina.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Cristina of Mercia, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
Pope Caelestinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died from a bad case of the Flu on 11 September, 1216.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Gorm Estrid, was victorious in the battle of Derby against the armies of Mercia.

1217

The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Duke Geoffroy of Picardie, was victorious in the battle of Derby against the armies of Mercia.
Duchess Cristina of Mercia lost the war against Emperor Svend IV of Denmark 'the Great'.

1218

Denmark was attacked by the French realm of Normandy, ruled by Duchess Gisele.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Gisele of Normandy, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
Denmark was attacked by the Breton realm of Nantesian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Geofroi.

1219

The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Edvard of Crowland, was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the armies of Normandy.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Edvard of Crowland, was victorious in the battle of Vannes against the armies of Nantesian Peasant Revolt.
Geofroi of Nantesian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Svend IV of Denmark 'the Great'.
The armies of Denmark, led by King Andrew of Brittany, captured Paris.
Paris lost Paris to the forces of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Svend IV of Denmark, commanded by Baron Ademar of Saint-Pol, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Normandy.
Duchess Gisele of Normandy lost the war against Emperor Svend IV of Denmark 'the Great'.
Emperor Svend IV of Denmark died of Camp Fever on 26 November, 1219. His son, Ragnar, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Vilnius.
Emperor Ragnar II of Denmark went to war against Serene Doge Federigo of Pisa.

1220

Emperor Ragnar II of Denmark died of Camp Fever on 17 September, 1220. His brother, Ubbe, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Warwick.
The armies of Denmark, led by Mayor Gilles of Beaugency, captured Paris.
Paris lost Paris to the forces of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark.

1221

Emperor Ubbe of Denmark lost the battle of Middlesex against the army of Pisa, commanded by Serene Doge Luigi of Pisa.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the army of Pisa, commanded by Serene Doge Luigi of Pisa.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Shrewsbury against the army of Pisa, commanded by Serene Doge Luigi of Pisa.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark won the war against Serene Doge Luigi of Pisa.

1222

Emperor Ubbe of Denmark went to war against Queen Busilla of Hungary.
Ubbe Estrid usurped the Duchy of Leinster from Natfraech Mac Gilla-Patraic.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark married Duchess Tora, daughter of Duke Christoffer III of Scania.
Caliph Muzaffaraddin declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.

1223

The army of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark, commanded by Herakleios Machabeli, was victorious in the battle of Surrey against the armies of Hungary.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Pest against the army of Hungary, commanded by Duke de Argungu Lampert of Pest.
The army of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark, commanded by Herakleios Machabeli, was victorious in the battle of Essex against the armies of Hungary.
The armies of Denmark, led by Mayor Gilles of Beaugency, captured Paris.
Paris lost Paris to the forces of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark.

1224

The army of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark, commanded by Herakleios Machabeli, was victorious in the battle of Suffolk against the armies of Hungary.
The army of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark, commanded by Herakleios Machabeli, was victorious in the battle of Leicester against the armies of Hungary.

1225

The Jihad declared by Muzaffaraddin Yousifid ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Catholics.
Pope Victor IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Syria from the Sunnis.
Margrethe, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Ubbe of Denmark.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark won the war against Queen de Hauteville Busilla of Hungary.

1226

A river flooded parts of York in the spring.

1227

Denmark was attacked by the Welsh realm of Gwentian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Andreas.
The army of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark, commanded by Roparzh de Penthievre, was victorious in the battle of Asas against the armies of Yemen.
The army of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark, commanded by Count Uffe of Minsk, was victorious in the battle of Amastris against the armies of Yemen.
The armies of Denmark, led by Gauthier, captured Paris.
Paris lost Paris to the forces of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Bernard of Forges, was victorious in the battle of Charsianon against the armies of Yemen.
The army of Emperor Ubbe of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Marcas of Redon, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Yemen.

1228

The Crusade declared by Victor ended with the successful conquest of Syria from the Sunnis.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Gloucester against the army of Gwentian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Andreas of Gwentian Peasant Revolt.
Andreas of Gwentian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ubbe of Denmark.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark went to war against King Coscrach of Scotland.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Glum 'the Cruel'.

1229

Svend, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Ubbe of Denmark.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Clermont from the enemy.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Stirling from the enemy.

1230

Emperor Ubbe of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Abercorn from the enemy.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Scone from the enemy.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Dunkeld from the enemy.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Perth from the enemy.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Wilton from the enemy.
Emperor Ubbe of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Rochester from the enemy.

1231

Emperor Ubbe of Denmark died in battle on 10 March, 1231. His son, Svend, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Westminster.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Duke Ragnar of Kent, was victorious in the battle of Surrey against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Svend, was victorious in the battle of Aarhus against the armies of Danish Revolt.

1232

Empress Dowager Tora 'the Lady of Scania', the mother of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, died under suspicious circumstances on 29 January, 1232.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Svend, was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the armies of Danish Revolt.
Glum of Danish Revolt 'the Cruel' lost the war against Emperor Svend V of Denmark.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Halvor.
Emperor Svend V of Denmark made peace with King Coscrach of Scotland 'the Witch Hunter'.

1233

Denmark was attacked by the German realm of Upper Lorraine, ruled by Duke Giselbert II 'the Bear'.

1234

The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Gilles of Beaugency, was defeated in the battle of Brie against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Gargamel de La Marche, was victorious in the battle of Narbonne against the armies of Bonek's Host.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sivard of Avaskar, was victorious in the battle of Essex against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1235

The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sivard of Avaskar, was victorious in the battle of Essex against the armies of Danish Revolt.
Pope Victor IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 July, 1235.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Gunnar, was victorious in the battle of Derby against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1236

Duke Giselbert II of Upper Lorraine 'the Bear' won the war against Emperor Svend V of Denmark.
Halvor of Danish Revolt won the war against Emperor Svend V of Denmark.

1237

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

1238

King Halvor of Wales, a powerful vassal of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, converted from Catholic to Cathar.

1239

A river flooded parts of Artois in the spring.

1240

A dragon was seen in the county of Vermandois.

1241

Margrethe Estrid married Prince Piast Bernat, son of King Piast Peter II of Hungary.

1242

Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by AElfmaer.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Valimantas, was victorious in the battle of Lindisfarne against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
AElfmaer of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Svend V of Denmark.

1243

Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Brittany, ruled by King Andrew 'the Magnificent'.
Emperor Svend V of Denmark tried but failed to imprison King Andrew of Brittany 'the Magnificent', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Fredrik of Deols, was victorious in the battle of Retz against the armies of Brittany.

1244

The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Hemming of Nyborg, was victorious in the battle of Retz against the armies of Brittany.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Hemming of Nyborg, was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the armies of Brittany.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Valimantas, was victorious in the battle of Shrewsbury against the armies of Brittany.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Hemming of Nyborg, was victorious in the battle of Retz against the armies of Brittany.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Hemming of Nyborg, was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the armies of Brittany.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Hemming of Nyborg, was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the armies of Brittany.
King Andrew of Brittany 'the Magnificent' lost the war against Emperor Svend V of Denmark.
Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Wiltshirian Peasant Revolt, ruled by AElfwald.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Hemming of Nyborg, was victorious in the battle of Wiltshire against the armies of Wiltshirian Peasant Revolt.
AElfwald of Wiltshirian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Svend V of Denmark.

1245

Pope Anastasius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 12 August, 1245.

1246

Pope Gregorius VIII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 1 February, 1246.
Emperor Svend V of Denmark went to war against King Rodrigo V of Aragon.
Ubbe, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Svend V of Denmark.

1247

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

1248

Pope Martinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died comatose in bed on 13 July, 1248.

1249

The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Uffe, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Aragon.

1250

The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by King Gunnar of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the armies of Aragon.
Emperor Svend V of Denmark won the war against King Rodrigo V of Aragon.
Svend Estrid usurped the Kingdom of Wales from Gunnar Estrid.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Skalvia, ruled by Duke Anders 'the Cruel'.
Emperor Svend V of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Duke Anders of Skalvia 'the Cruel', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sivard of Nacascogh, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Skalvia.

1251

The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Baboi of Trani, was victorious in the battle of Skagen against the armies of Skalvia.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Count Wratislaw of Sambia, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Skalvia.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Count Wratislaw of Sambia, was victorious in the battle of Chelmno against the armies of Eldecyuk's Host.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sivard of Nacascogh, was victorious in the battle of Aalborg against the armies of Skalvia.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Baboi of Trani, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Skalvia.
The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sivard of Nacascogh, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Skalvia.
Duke Anders of Skalvia 'the Cruel' lost the war against Emperor Svend V of Denmark.
Svend Estrid usurped the Duchy of Lithuania from Adalhard Caccianemici.

1252

Denmark was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of West Dvinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Scurdo.
Emperor Svend V of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Latgale against the army of West Dvinian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Scurdo of West Dvinian Peasant Revolt.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Poul.
Scurdo of West Dvinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Svend V of Denmark.
Emperor Svend V of Denmark married Margrethe, daughter of Hjalmar Estrid.

1253

The army of Emperor Svend V of Denmark, commanded by Duke Sigfred of Skalvia, was victorious in the battle of Lancaster against the armies of Danish Revolt.

1254

The armies of Denmark, led by Duke Sigfred of Skalvia, captured Paris.

1255

Poul of Danish Revolt won the war against Emperor Svend V of Denmark.
On 7 May, 1255, Svend lost his titles, and it was decided to pass on the dynasty chronicles to Empress Margrethe of Denmark.
Empress Margrethe of Denmark went to war against King Gartzia VI of Navarra.

1256

Denmark was attacked by the French realm of Bourgesian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Philippe.
The army of Empress Margrethe of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Golding of Brandenburg, was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Eldecyuk's Host.

1257

The army of Empress Margrethe of Denmark, commanded by Baron Herbert of Etampes, was victorious in the battle of Bourges against the armies of Bourgesian Peasant Revolt.
Philippe of Bourgesian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Margrethe of Denmark.
The army of Empress Margrethe of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Mikkel of St Pauls, was victorious in the battle of Braganca against the armies of Galicia.
Mogens, the firstborn son, was born to Empress Margrethe of Denmark.
The army of Empress Margrethe of Denmark, commanded by Sigtryg, was victorious in the battle of Coimbra against the armies of Navarra.

1258

Empress Margrethe of Denmark died of Pneumonia on 18 December, 1258. Her son, Mogens, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Westminster.
An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Poitiers.

1259

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

1260

Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Saexraed.
King Piast Bernat 'the Chaste', the father of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, was slain by Count Koncekid Cilbu of Heves in personal combat on 24 July, 1260.
The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Count Gregers of Warwick, was victorious in the battle of Worcester against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
Saexraed of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Mogens of Denmark.

1261

Pope Honorius II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Sunnis.
The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Lukacs of Kakath, was victorious in the battle of Sacz against the armies of Peremyshl.
The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Sigtryg, was victorious in the battle of Damietta against the armies of Egypt.
The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Count Milad of Lincoln, was victorious in the battle of Rasheed against the armies of Egypt.
Bey Simeon of Peremyshl lost the war against Emperor Mogens of Denmark.
Strangers in strange ships landed in the Hebridean county of The Hebrides, bringing rise to much worry and rumours across the lands.

1262

The Crusade declared by Honorius ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Sunnis.

1263

Denmark was attacked by the Levantine realm of Lancelin's Host, ruled by Lancelin 'the Monk'.

1264

Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Aarhusboer Peasant Revolt, ruled by Valentin.
The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Lukacs of Kakath, was victorious in the battle of Perfeddwlad against the armies of Lancelin's Host.
A terrible scourge was unleashed upon The Hebrides as the hordes of the Aztec Emperor arrived from beyond the sea to wreak havoc and destruction.
The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Lukacs of Kakath, was victorious in the battle of Teviotdale against the armies of Lancelin's Host.
Lancelin of Lancelin's Host 'the Monk' lost the war against Emperor Mogens of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Sigtryg, was victorious in the battle of Aarhus against the armies of Aarhusboer Peasant Revolt.
Valentin of Aarhusboer Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Mogens of Denmark.

1265

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

1266

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

1267

Denmark was attacked by the Irish realm of Desmond, ruled by Countess Agnes 'the Unfaithful'.

1268

The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Lukacs of Kakath, was victorious in the battle of Gower against the armies of Desmond.
Countess Agnes of Desmond 'the Unfaithful' lost the war against Emperor Mogens of Denmark.
Denmark was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Jersikan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Pukiik.

1269

The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Duke Aba Nandor of Nyitra, was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the armies of Jersikan Peasant Revolt.
Pukiik of Jersikan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Mogens of Denmark.
Emperor Mogens of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Mogens 'the Young'.

1270

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

1271

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

1272

The army of Emperor Mogens of Denmark, commanded by Duke Harik of Somerset, was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the armies of the Aztec Empire.

1273

Emperor Mogens of Denmark married Princess Zenobia, daughter of Basileus Adrianos of the Byzantine Empire.
Emperor Mogens of Denmark went to war against King Roman V of Chernigov.

1274

Emperor Mogens of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Minsk against the army of Chernigov, commanded by King Roman V of Chernigov.
Emperor Mogens of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Drutsk against the army of Chernigov, commanded by Grand Princess Anna of Minsk.
Emperor Mogens of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Lyubech against the army of Chernigov, commanded by Chief Lev of Lyubech.
Emperor Mogens of Denmark died of severe stress on 17 June, 1274. His brother, Peder, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Westminster.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Sigtryg, was victorious in the battle of Chernigov against the armies of Chernigov.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Count Pavel of Esztergom, was victorious in the battle of Starodub against the armies of Chernigov.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Count Pavel of Esztergom, was victorious in the battle of Starodub against the armies of Chernigov.
Emperor Peder of Denmark won the war against King Roman V of Chernigov.

1275

Emperor Peder of Denmark went to war against Huetlatoani Ocuil of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Peder of Denmark went to war against Khagan Arkhai of the Mongol Empire.
Emperor Peder of Denmark won the war against Huetlatoani Ocuil of the Aztec Empire 'the Victorious'.

1276

The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Edwin of Inverness, was victorious in the battle of Teviotdale against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Sugrov Tribe from the enemy.

1277

Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Sugrov from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Sugrov Tribe from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Sugrov from the enemy.
Pope Honorius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 19 August, 1277.
Denmark was attacked by the Nahua realm of Albany, ruled by Huecalpixqui Cuitlahuac.
Emperor Peder of Denmark made peace with Khagan Arkhai of the Mongol Empire 'Slayer of the Russian'.

1278

The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Ealdraed Mel, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Peder of Denmark married Inga, daughter of Jurgen von Zahringen.
Emperor Peder of Denmark supported Kaiser Adalhard of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Ellon from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking St Machar from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Scone from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Dunkeld from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Perth from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Blair Atholl from the enemy.

1279

Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Fortingall from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Pitlochry from the enemy.
Huecalpixqui Cuitlahuac of Albany lost the war against Emperor Peder of Denmark.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Fortingall from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Pitlochry from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Scone from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Perth from the enemy.
Denmark was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Amund's Host, ruled by Amund.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Lanark from the enemy.

1280

Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking St Kentigern from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Peder 'the Butcher'.
Pope Martinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 5 March, 1280.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Glasgow from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Renfrew from the enemy.
Caliph Shamir III declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Asger of Waltham, was victorious in the battle of Ulster against the armies of Amund's Host.
Amund of Amund's Host lost the war against Emperor Peder of Denmark 'the Butcher'.

1281

Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Degannwy from the enemy.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Anne d'Oisy, was victorious in the battle of Leinster against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
Pope Eugenius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 19 September, 1281.

1282

Margrethe, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Peder of Denmark.
The Jihad declared by Shamir Abbasid ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Catholics.
King Martin of Badajoz supported King Martin of Badajoz in war against his enemies.

1283

Denmark was attacked by the Welsh realm of Builther Peasant Revolt, ruled by Cynwallon.
Knud, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Peder of Denmark.

1284

The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Duke Lothaire of Gascogne, was victorious in the battle of Builth against the armies of Builther Peasant Revolt.
Cynwallon of Builther Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder of Denmark 'the Butcher'.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Baron Karl of Issoudun, was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of the Aztec Empire.

1285

Emperor Peder of Denmark went to war against Huetlatoani Ocuil of the Aztec Empire.

1286

Emperor Peder of Denmark 'the Butcher' won the war against Huetlatoani Ocuil of the Aztec Empire 'the Victorious'.
Peder Estrid created the title of Duchy of Meath, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1287

Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Calatayud from the enemy.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Baron Raimbaut of Chauvigny, was defeated in the battle of Poitiers against the armies of Castille.

1288

Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Castello from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Alpuente from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Calatayud from the enemy.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Duke Lothaire of Gascogne, was victorious in the battle of Vendome against the armies of Castille.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Alhama de Aragon from the enemy.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Baron Ademar of Saint-Pol, was defeated in the battle of Troyes against the armies of Castille.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Baron Grim of Clondalkin, was victorious in the battle of Meath against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Piedra from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Nuevalos from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Lleida from the enemy.

1289

King Martin of Badajoz supported King Martin of Badajoz in war against his enemies.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Toledo from the enemy.

1290

Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Madrid from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Talavera from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Calatayud from the enemy.

1291

Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Calatayud from the enemy.
Denmark was attacked by the Russian realm of Esztergom, ruled by Count Pavel.
Emperor Peder of Denmark 'the Butcher' tried but failed to imprison Count Pavel of Esztergom, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1292

Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Esztergom from the enemy.
Count Pavel of Esztergom lost the war against Emperor Peder of Denmark 'the Butcher'.

1293

Pope Anastasius VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 2 January, 1293.
The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Baron Karl of Issoudun, was victorious in the battle of Teviotdale against the armies of the Aztec Empire.

1294

Pope Lucius II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Germany from the Aztecs.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Celle from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Bremen from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Hannover from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Herford from the enemy.

1295

The Crusade declared by Lucius ended with the successful conquest of Germany from the Aztecs.
Emperor Peder of Denmark went to war against Huetlatoani Cozahtli of the Aztec Empire.

1296

The army of Emperor Peder of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Asger of Waltham, was victorious in the battle of Carrick against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Peder of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Armagh from the enemy.
Emperor Peder of Denmark 'the Butcher' won the war against Huetlatoani Cozahtli of the Aztec Empire 'the Sword of Huitzilopochtli'.
Peder Estrid created the title of Duchy of Ulster, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Peder Estrid created the title of Kingdom of Scotland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1297

Emperor Peder of Denmark went to war against Duchess Garai Eszter of Ungvar.
Emperor Peder of Denmark died under suspicious circumstances on 22 August, 1297. His son, Knud, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Westminster.
The earth shook for three days in Jarva, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1298

Prince Ernst, the heir of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, died from a bad case of the Flu on 27 March, 1298.
Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Herefordian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Raedwulf.
The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Sigfred of Odense, was victorious in the battle of Hereford against the armies of Herefordian Peasant Revolt.
Raedwulf of Herefordian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Knud IV of Denmark.

1299

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark married Princess Melissa, daughter of Basileus Anatolios of the Byzantine Empire.

1300

Princess Margrethe, the heir of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, died comatose in bed on 6 July, 1300.
Peder, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Knud IV of Denmark.

1301

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark went to war against Huetlatoani Totoquihuaztli of the Aztec Empire.
The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by Malthe, was victorious in the battle of Powys against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Sigfred of Odense, was victorious in the battle of Kildare against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Degannwy from the enemy.

1302

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark won the war against Huetlatoani Totoquihuaztli of the Aztec Empire.

1303

The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by King Poul of France, was victorious in the battle of Lubusz against the armies of Lausitzian Peasant Revolt.
Knud Estrid usurped the Kingdom of Wales from Yngvar Estrid.

1304

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark went to war against King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia.
The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by Duke Wiglaf of Morgannwg, was victorious in the battle of Pinsk against the armies of Galicia-Volhynia.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark converted from Catholic to Cathar.
The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by Malthe, was victorious in the battle of Turov against the armies of Galicia-Volhynia.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark won the war against King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia.
King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.

1305

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Novogrodek against the army of Transoxiana, commanded by Khagan Ertan of Transoxiana.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Slutsk against the army of Transoxiana, commanded by Khan Tutus III of Karakhanid.
The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by Duke Wiglaf of Morgannwg, was victorious in the battle of Lyubech against the armies of Transoxiana.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Polotsk from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Haradok from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Obol from the enemy.

1306

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Vitebsk from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Sianno from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Beshankovichy from the enemy.
Denmark was attacked by the Hungarian realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Csak Berta.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Riga from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Ledurga from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Salaspils from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Aumale from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Melun from the enemy.

1307

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Boulogne from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Saint-Pol from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Cassel from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark lost the battle of Clermont against the army of Danish Revolt, commanded by King Gilbert of France.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Abbeville from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Saint-Valery from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Le Treport from the enemy.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Montreuil from the enemy.
Csak Berta of Danish Revolt lost the war against Emperor Knud IV of Denmark.
Knud Estrid created the title of Duchy of Yatvingia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1308

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark converted from Cathar to Catholic.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Knud IV 'the Wicked'.

1309

The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by Gregers, was defeated in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of Transoxiana.

1310

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark went to war against Huetlatoani Cozahtli of the Aztec Empire.
The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by Gregers, was defeated in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of Transoxiana.
Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Sjaelland, ruled by Count Eadric.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark 'the Wicked' tried but failed to imprison Count Eadric of Sjaelland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark 'the Wicked' won the war against Huetlatoani Cozahtli of the Aztec Empire 'the Sword of Huitzilopochtli'.

1311

Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Surreyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eadweard.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the army of Sjaelland, commanded by Count Eadric of Sjaelland.
Count Eadric of Sjaelland lost the war against Emperor Knud IV of Denmark 'the Wicked'.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Essex against the army of Surreyan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Eadweard of Surreyan Peasant Revolt.
Eadweard of Surreyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Knud IV of Denmark 'the Wicked'.

1312

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Memel.

1313

Pope Lucius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, was burnt at the stake on 13 October, 1313.
Pope Caelestinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 2 December, 1313.

1314

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

1315

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

1316

The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Paris, was victorious in the battle of Galloway against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
Prince Peder of Denmark married Ase, daughter of Baron Grim of Clondalkin.

1317

Prince Peder of Denmark married Muirenn, daughter of King Uilliam of Munster.

1318

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

1319

Princess Inga, the mother of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, died of Cancer on 22 February, 1319.
King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.

1320

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark lost the battle of Voin against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Paschalis of the Byzantine Empire.
Emperor Knud IV of Denmark successfully led his armies, taking Hieron from the enemy.

1321

Empress Melissa, the wife of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, was beheaded on the order of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark on 5 February, 1321.
Pope Lucius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 4 December, 1321.

1322

The army of Emperor Knud IV of Denmark, commanded by King Fredrik of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Teviotdale against the armies of the Aztec Empire.

1323

Emperor Knud IV of Denmark died of severe stress on 5 July, 1323. His son, Peder, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Westminster.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Frode of Meath, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Tanrivermis's Host.

1324

King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Fredrik of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Odessa against the armies of Ilgazi's Host.

1325

A dragon was seen in the county of Ceredigion.

1326

Peder Estrid created the title of Kingdom of Lithuania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Frode of Meath, was victorious in the battle of Kalevan against the armies of Aydogan's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Waclaw of Salaspils, was victorious in the battle of Narva against the armies of Prince Aydogan's Host.

1327

Pope Innocentius III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Buddhists.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Fredrik of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Damietta against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
Denmark was attacked by the Breton realm of Cornouaillian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mauric.
Mauric of Cornouaillian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Fredrik of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Fredrik of Scotland, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1328

The Crusade declared by Innocentius ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Buddhists.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Peder II 'the Lionheart'.
Denmark was attacked by the Sami realm of Kolaian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Jeansa.

1329

Emperor Peder II of Denmark went to war against Huetlatoani Totoquihuaztli of the Aztec Empire.
King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Raoul de Toulouse, was victorious in the battle of Finnmark against the armies of Kolaian Peasant Revolt.
Jeansa of Kolaian Peasant Revolt 'the Cruel' lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Raoul de Toulouse, was defeated in the battle of Halsingland against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Leif of Hertford, was victorious in the battle of Bratslav against the armies of Aydogan's Host.

1330

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Leif of Hertford, was victorious in the battle of Kiev against the armies of Aydogan's Host.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart' won the war against Huetlatoani Totoquihuaztli of the Aztec Empire 'the Dragon'.
Peder Estrid created the title of Duchy of Gwynedd, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1331

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Count Carles of Narbonne, was victorious in the battle of Rosello against the armies of Berkan's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Yngvar of Utena, was victorious in the battle of Selija against the armies of Ramazan's Host.

1332

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

1333

King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.

1334

Emperor Peder II of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the army of Asalup's Host, commanded by Asalup of Asalup's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Jorgen, was victorious in the battle of Bereg against the armies of Artuk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Edgar of Lund, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Asalup's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Jorgen, was victorious in the battle of Krakow against the armies of Artuk's Host.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark went to war against Queen Anderquina of Castille.

1335

Pope Innocentius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on 26 March, 1335.

1336

Emperor Peder II of Denmark lost the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the army of Castille, commanded by Queen Anderquina of Castille.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Geraud of France, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Santillana against the armies of Castille.

1337

Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart' won the war against Queen Anderquina of Castille.
Peder Estrid usurped the Duchy of Castille from Anderquina of Dar Jdida.
Peder Estrid usurped the Duchy of Navarra from Vela Siddrayid.
Peder Estrid created the title of Kingdom of Ireland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Peder Estrid created the title of Kingdom of Navarra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1338

Denmark saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1339

King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Pavel of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Jorgen, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Serpukhov.
The armies of Denmark, led by Mayor Esben of Berwick, captured Paris.
Paris lost Paris to the forces of Emperor Peder II of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Queen Silje of England, was victorious in the battle of Pinega against the armies of Serpukhov.

1340

Emperor Peder II of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Scania against the army of Ahmet's Host, commanded by Ahmet of Ahmet's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Mads of Matkule, was victorious in the battle of Selija against the armies of Belgunutei's Host.
Knud Estrid married Princess Katharina, daughter of Kaiser Wigerich of the Holy Roman Empire.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark went to war against Huetlatoani Totoquihuaztli of the Aztec Empire.

1341

Emperor Peder II of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the army of the Aztec Empire, commanded by Huetlatoani Totoquihuaztli of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Telemark against the army of the Aztec Empire, commanded by Huecalpixqui Tlacaelel of Vestlandet.
Denmark was attacked by the Scottish realm of Morayer Peasant Revolt, ruled by Murdoch.

1342

King Trifon of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Trifon of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Benedikt of Holyhead, was victorious in the battle of Moray against the armies of Morayer Peasant Revolt.
Murdoch of Morayer Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar af Murol, was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
Denmark was attacked by the Turkish realm of Shamir's Host, ruled by Shamir.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar af Murol, was victorious in the battle of Isle of Man against the armies of the Aztec Empire.

1343

Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart' won the war against Huetlatoani Totoquihuaztli of the Aztec Empire 'the Dragon'.
Pope Caelestinus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 15 February, 1343.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Korosten against the armies of Galician-Volhynian Revolt.

1344

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Count Wladyslaw of Jarva, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Yegu's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Mads of Matkule, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Yegu's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar, was victorious in the battle of Smolensk against the armies of Shamir's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Mads of Matkule, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Khorchi's Host.

1345

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar, was victorious in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Shamir's Host.
Pope Callistus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on 20 May, 1345.
Shamir of Shamir's Host lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.

1346

Emperor Peder II of Denmark went to war against Basileus Theoktistos of the Byzantine Empire.
Pope Alexander V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of an infected wound on 14 June, 1346.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1347

Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart' won the war against Basileus Theoktistos of the Byzantine Empire.
Peder Estrid usurped the Byzantine Empire from Theoktistos Gavalas.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Give, was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the armies of Aydogdu's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Jens of Albany, was victorious in the battle of Drutsk against the armies of Chormakhan's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Artuk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Gregoras, was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the armies of Togtekin's Host.

1348

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the army of Jochi's Host, commanded by Jochi of Jochi's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Pamphilios of Karystos, was defeated in the battle of Arta against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of Tanrivermis's Host.
Herakleios of Byzantine Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.

1349

Peder Estrid created the title of Duchy of Agder, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Peder Estrid created the title of Kingdom of Bulgaria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Poul of Charroux, was victorious in the battle of Belgorod against the armies of Eljigedei's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar, was victorious in the battle of Korosten against the armies of Galician-Volhynian Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Pereyaslavl against the armies of Khadagh's Host.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Gaucelin of Chatellerault, was victorious in the battle of Chilia against the armies of Kasim's Host.
King Trifon of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Trifon of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.

1350

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Zenobios of Chastelet, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Eeri of Gaza, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Erdewan's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Gaucelin of Chatellerault, was victorious in the battle of Chilia against the armies of Sobuk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar, was victorious in the battle of Yelets against the armies of Galician-Volhynian Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Bo of Skien, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Kutlug's Host.

1351

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Gervasius Sorgo, was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the armies of Tugrul's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Tomislav of Silistria, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of Kasim's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Sergios of Bethlehem, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of Afsin's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Jacques de Blois, was victorious in the battle of Taranto against the armies of Dundar's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Hjalmar af Murol, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Mesud's Host.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark supported Queen Asta of Egypt in war against her enemies.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Dyrrachion against the army of Hizir's Host, commanded by Hizir of Hizir's Host.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Taranto against the army of Sicily, commanded by King Baldwin of Sicily.
The armies of Denmark, led by Queen Silje of England, captured Paris.
Paris lost Paris to the forces of Emperor Peder II of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Cosenza against the armies of Sicily.
The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Irbid.

1352

The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Korchev.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Catanzaro against the armies of Hizir's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Reggio against the armies of Sicily.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Messina against the armies of Sicily.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Georgios of Tayma, was victorious in the battle of Khaybar against the armies of Dundar's Host.
King Trifon of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Trifon of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Reggio against the armies of Sicily.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Hjalmar of Beverstedt, was victorious in the battle of Munster against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Mads of Matkule, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Yegu's Host.
Pope Marinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Pneumonia on 12 November, 1352.

1353

Pope Leo XI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 10 February, 1353.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Gregoras, was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the armies of Karatay's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Mads of Matkule, was victorious in the battle of Maroneia against the armies of Savur's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Poul of Hylestad, was victorious in the battle of Beersheb against the armies of Saruca's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Loup of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Sopron against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Count Kyrillos of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Korchev against the armies of Bugunutei's Host.
Denmark was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of West Dvinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Baise.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Framual of Verdelet, was victorious in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of Berkiyaruk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Diogenes of Capriana, was victorious in the battle of Venaissin against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
Denmark was attacked by the Levantine realm of Irbidian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Muhsin.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Loup of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Maurikios of Mahis, was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the armies of Irbidian Peasant Revolt.
Muhsin of Irbidian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Count Kyrillos of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Vukovar against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1354

Baise of West Dvinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
Peder Estrid created the title of Kingdom of Wallachia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Loup of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Savoy against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Burak's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Eanberht of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Savoy against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Bo of Dunfermline, was victorious in the battle of Gelre against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1355

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Eanberht of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Eanberht of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Aquileia against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The armies of Denmark, led by Baron Eduard of Saint-Omer, captured Paris.
Paris lost Paris to the forces of Emperor Peder II of Denmark.
The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Naupaktos.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Alderic of Beaugency, was victorious in the battle of Piemonte against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
Denmark was attacked by the Greek realm of Naupacti Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kaisarios.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Daniel of Soldaia, was defeated in the battle of Naupaktos against the armies of Naupacti Peasant Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Acre against the armies of Kurboga's Host.

1356

King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
Tengrikut Kokochu declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Tengris were called to conquer Ruthenia from the Catholics.
Denmark was attacked by the Mongol realm of the The Sky-Temple, ruled by Tengrikut Kokochu 'the Wicked'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Loup of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Naupaktos against the armies of Naupacti Peasant Revolt.
Kaisarios of Naupacti Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Targu Jiu against the armies of Tolun's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Loup of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Tomislav of Silistria, was victorious in the battle of Karvuna against the armies of Mahmud's Host.

1357

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sigtryg of Flekkefjord, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Sobuk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Michael of Hellas, was victorious in the battle of Thessalia against the armies of Alaeddin's Host.
Peder Estrid usurped the Duchy of Salerno from Constance de Conversano.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Tomislav of Silistria, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Dogukan's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Oigemeel of Agelen, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Ayaz's Host.

1358

The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Chalkidike.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Ioannes Dukljanin, was defeated in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Sobuk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Nikodemos Kubasarid, was victorious in the battle of Achaia against the armies of Orhan's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Oleshye against the armies of Lords of the Sky.

1359

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Lukomorie against the armies of Lords of the Sky.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Seyfullah of Sarafand, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Savtekin's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Desht-i-Kipchak against the armies of Lords of the Sky.
The Great Holy War declared by Burundai ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Ruthenia.
Tengrikut Burundai lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
Peder Estrid usurped the Kingdom of Thrace from Demid of Vasykliv.
Peder Estrid usurped the Duchy of Smolensk from Rogvolod Kholmich.
Peder Estrid usurped the Kingdom of Ruthenia from Demid of Vasykliv.
Peder Estrid usurped the Duchy of Pskov from Rogvolod Kholmich.
Caliph Hamdan declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Tomislav of Silistria, was victorious in the battle of Karvuna against the armies of Bugunutei's Host.
Denmark was attacked by the Turkish realm of Serpukhov, ruled by Padishah Tugrul.

1360

King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Captain Hrafn of Varangian Guard, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Bugunutei's Host.
The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Negev.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Captain Hrafn of Varangian Guard, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Tunga's Host.

1361

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Ya'qub of Journie, was victorious in the battle of Tiberias against the armies of At-Tayeb's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Onega against the armies of Serpukhov.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Domestic Bozan of Scholae Palatinae, was victorious in the battle of Strymon against the armies of Alp Arslan's Host.
The Jihad declared by Hamdan Yousifid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Africa.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Gamall of Holstein, was victorious in the battle of Wight against the armies of Serpukhov.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Gamall of Holstein, was victorious in the battle of Cornwall against the armies of Serpukhov.
Padishah Tugrul of Serpukhov 'the Bear' lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
Denmark was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Somersetian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Hereweald.

1362

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Torben of Kobenhavn, was victorious in the battle of Lolland against the armies of Asalup's Host.
Denmark was attacked by the Occitan realm of Gevaudanian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Rogier.
Denmark was attacked by the French realm of Ile de Francian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Pierre.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Konstantios Tornikes, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Sobuk's Host.
Pope Gregorius IX, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 8 June, 1362.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Baron Henrik of Etampes, was victorious in the battle of Rouergue against the armies of Gevaudanian Peasant Revolt.
Rogier of Gevaudanian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Domestic Bozan of Scholae Palatinae, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of Toruntay's Host.
The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Vinnytsia.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Roubaud of The Isles, was victorious in the battle of Paris against the armies of Ile de Francian Peasant Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Loup of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Somerset against the armies of Somersetian Peasant Revolt.
Hereweald of Somersetian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
Pierre of Ile de Francian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sigtryg of Fuka, was defeated in the battle of Paraetonium against the armies of Tutus's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Epieros against the armies of Bugunutei's Host.

1363

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Domestic Bozan of Scholae Palatinae, was victorious in the battle of Karvuna against the armies of Alp Arslan's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Nuraddin of Dashur, was victorious in the battle of Rasheed against the armies of Danismend's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Loup of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Mahmud's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Temes against the armies of Bugunutei's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Erik of Roxburgh, was victorious in the battle of Nubia against the armies of Danismend's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Kolzum against the armies of Sehinsah's Host.
The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Euboia.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of Aydin's Host.

1364

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Domestic Bozan of Scholae Palatinae, was victorious in the battle of Tyrnovo against the armies of Orhan's Host.
Pope Leo XII declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Sweden from the Sunnis.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Minor Viceroy Gregoras of Bessarabia, was victorious in the battle of Finnveden against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
The Qarmatian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Monreal.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Ostrogothia against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Olvia.

1365

The Crusade declared by Leo ended with the successful conquest of Sweden from the Buddhists.
Denmark was attacked by the Castilian realm of Knights of Santiago, ruled by Grandmaster Vilfred.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Tomislav of Silistria, was victorious in the battle of Dorostotum against the armies of Ramazan's Host.

1366

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Radoslav of Svetie Spas, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Selcuk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Asturias de Oviedo against the armies of Knights of Santiago.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Nuraddin of Dashur, was victorious in the battle of Rasheed against the armies of Uluc's Host.
Grandmaster Vilfred of Knights of Santiago lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.

1367

Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Lithuania, ruled by King Halfdan 'the Lame'.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart' tried but failed to imprison King Halfdan of Lithuania 'the Lame', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of Lithuania.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Ioannes of Neopetra, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of Balaban's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Lithuania.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the armies of Lithuania.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Torgils, was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of Lithuania.

1368

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Bertil of Aswan, was victorious in the battle of Kolzum against the armies of Ahmet's Host.
King Halfdan of Lithuania 'the Lame' lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Isa of Semna, was victorious in the battle of Aydhab against the armies of Ahmet's Host.
King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Tomislav of Silistria, was victorious in the battle of Constantia against the armies of Afsin's Host.

1369

The Qarmatian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kerak.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Jan of Ruthenia, was victorious in the battle of Peresechen against the armies of Turhan's Host.
Denmark was attacked by the Levantine realm of Jerusalemite Liberation Revolt, ruled by Abdul-Hamid.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Humbert of Chatellerault, was victorious in the battle of Constantia against the armies of Tutus's Host.
Abdul-Hamid of Jerusalemite Liberation Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Jan of Ruthenia, was victorious in the battle of Ryazan against the armies of Galician-Volhynian Revolt.

1370

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Jorgen, was victorious in the battle of Pronsk against the armies of Galician-Volhynian Revolt.

1371

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Loup of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Vivarais against the armies of Tunga's Host.
The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Azov.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Michael of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Alaeddin's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Bertil of Aswan, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Tugrul's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Malthe of Asyut, was victorious in the battle of Tabuk against the armies of Demir's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Michael of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Toruntay's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Glum de Normandie, was victorious in the battle of El-Malhalla against the armies of Selcuk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Michael of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Mahmud's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Rogaland against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Michael of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Maroneia against the armies of Uluc's Host.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark went to war against Kaiser Hartwig of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Bertil of Aswan, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Balaban's Host.
The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Darum.

1372

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Porphyrios of Tabor, was victorious in the battle of Safed against the armies of Baturay's Host.
Prince Knud, the heir of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, died of Cancer on 28 January, 1372.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Rector Clime of Ragusa, was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the armies of Tanrivermis's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Count Philippe of Limousin, was victorious in the battle of Priluk against the armies of Kokochu's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Ioustinos of Plomari, was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the armies of Uluc's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Humbert of Chatellerault, was victorious in the battle of Venaissin against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Uru of Oultrejourdain, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Kaiqobad's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Gamall of Holstein, was victorious in the battle of Mecklenburg against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Porphyrios of Tabor, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Caka's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by King Jan of Ruthenia, was victorious in the battle of Bar against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Radoslav of Kerkinitis, was victorious in the battle of Tyrnovo against the armies of Berkiyaruk's Host.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart' won the war against Kaiser Hartwig of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Confessor'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Germanos of Geziq, was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the armies of Gunduz's Host.
Denmark was attacked by the Greek realm of Darumian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Basileios.

1373

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Gennadios of Silistria, was victorious in the battle of Tyrnovo against the armies of Berkiyaruk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Torgils of Odense, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Darumian Peasant Revolt.
Basileios of Darumian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Gennadios of Silistria, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of Ahmet's Host.
Caliph Mehmed III declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.
Denmark was attacked by the Turkish realm of Baghdad, ruled by Caliph Mehmed III.

1374

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Christian af Bornholm, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Christian af Bornholm, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Balaban's Host.
Empress Muirenn 'the Jittery', the wife of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, died a natural death on 2 November, 1374.
The Jihad declared by Mehmed Abbasid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Egypt.
Caliph Mehmed III lost the war against Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart'.

1375

Emperor Peder II of Denmark went to war against King Clemence of Sicily.

1376

Emperor Peder II of Denmark 'the Lionheart' won the war against King Clemence of Sicily.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark married Asta, daughter of Duke Ubbe of Moray.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Patrician Pasqualis of Crasso, was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the armies of Toktamis's Host.

1377

The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Duke Herakleios of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Saltuk's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Rector Clime of Ragusa, was victorious in the battle of Dyrrachion against the armies of Toktamis's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder II of Denmark, commanded by Davyd Yemelyanid, was victorious in the battle of Zubtsov against the armies of Zubtsovian Peasant Revolt.
Emperor Peder II of Denmark died a natural death on 15 August, 1377. His grandson, Peder, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lecce.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Count Daniel of Damascus, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Timurtas's Host.
Emperor Peder III of Denmark went to war against King Alonso XII of Leon.
King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Noub of Hermopolis, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Orhan's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Ioulianos of Cemren, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Galician-Volhynian Revolt.
Denmark was attacked by the Russian realm of Zubtsovian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Vseslav.

1378

The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Davyd Yemelyanid, was victorious in the battle of Zubtsov against the armies of Zubtsovian Peasant Revolt.
Vseslav of Zubtsovian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Peder III of Denmark.
Pope Leo XII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 22 August, 1378.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Patrician Junius of Cotruglio, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Chulgetei's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Steen of Doros, was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the armies of Belek's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by King Michael of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Tula against the armies of Galician-Volhynian Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Innokentios of Sarafand, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Mengucek's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by King Michael of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Kromy against the armies of Galician-Volhynian Revolt.

1379

The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Demetrios of Tabor, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Tanrivermis's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Nikolaos of Tigheci, was victorious in the battle of Chilia against the armies of Turhan's Host.
Emperor Peder III of Denmark went to war against King Clemence of Sicily.
Margarete Estrid married Baron Arnkjell, son of Baron Halvor of Lens.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Gartzia IV of Navarra, was victorious in the battle of Belgorod against the armies of Cagri's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by King Tord of Hungary, was victorious in the battle of Catanzaro against the armies of Sicily.

1380

The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by King Tord of Hungary, was victorious in the battle of Empuries against the armies of Tunga's Host.

1381

Emperor Peder III of Denmark supported Kaiser Ademar of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Paschalis Agallianos, was defeated in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Theodosios Gavalas, was defeated in the battle of Tyrnovo against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
Knud, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Peder III of Denmark.

1382

The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by King Tord of Hungary, was victorious in the battle of Bacs against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Konstantios Tornikes, was victorious in the battle of Tyana against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Andronikos of Cherco, was victorious in the battle of Korchev against the armies of Murad's Host.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Jorn 'the Weak'.

1383

The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Ioakim Sebastopoulos, was defeated in the battle of Chilia against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Count Kyrillos of Bitola, was victorious in the battle of Bitola against the armies of Mahmud's Host.
Emperor Peder III of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Peder III 'the Holy'.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Evangelos of Maraclea, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Baturay's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Konstantios Tornikes, was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Himerios, was victorious in the battle of Bitola against the armies of Mahmud's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Velbazhd, was victorious in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of Korkut's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Cenwulf of East Anglia, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Iakobos Agallianos, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Baturay's Host.

1384

The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Bulend of Chastelet, was defeated in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Edvard of Preveza, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Ali's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by King Michael of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Leinster against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Jorgen of Lejre, was victorious in the battle of Agder against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Thorvald of Paraetonium, was victorious in the battle of Kolzum against the armies of Korkut's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by King Michael of Thrace, was victorious in the battle of Dublin against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Evangelos of Maraclea, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Lahej.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Innokentios of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Korchev against the armies of Orhan's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Mareten of Marabout, was victorious in the battle of Tabuk against the armies of Mehmed's Host.

1385

Denmark was attacked by the French realm of Danish Revolt, ruled by Gilbert.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by King Svend of Wallachia, was victorious in the battle of Maroneia against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Nikolaos of Etropole, was victorious in the battle of Karvuna against the armies of Alchidai's Host.

1386

The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Ernst, was victorious in the battle of Hy-Many against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Ferdinand of Locmine, was defeated in the battle of Nantes against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Nikolaos of Etropole, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of Togtekin's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Lord Mayor Laurentiu of Campulung, was defeated in the battle of Scania against the armies of Danish Revolt.

1387

The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Christoffer of Gwynedd, was victorious in the battle of Galloway against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Baron Ragnvald of Sharm el-Sheikh, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Bulend's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Theodosios Gavalas, was defeated in the battle of Tyrnovo against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by King Svend of Wallachia, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Galicia-Volhynia.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Eustathios of Nazareth, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Mursel's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Meletios, was defeated in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Baybars's Host.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Christoffer of Gwynedd, was victorious in the battle of Cumberland against the armies of Danish Revolt.

1388

The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Duke Christoffer of Gwynedd, was victorious in the battle of Chester against the armies of Danish Revolt.
The army of Emperor Peder III of Denmark, commanded by Bishop Adrianos of Oescus, was victorious in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of Baybars's Host.
Gilbert of Danish Revolt won the war against Emperor Peder III of Denmark 'the Holy'.
Peder Estrid created the title of Duchy of Sjaelland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Emperor Gilbert of Francia, the liege Lord of King Peder III 'the Holy', died comatose in bed on 17 November, 1388.

1389

King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia supported King Yemelyan of Galicia-Volhynia in war against his enemies.
Tengrikut Burundai declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Tengris were called to conquer Ruthenia from the Catholics.

1390

Emperor Geraud of Francia, the liege Lord of King Peder III 'the Holy', died under suspicious circumstances on 14 March, 1390.
King Peder III of Denmark died of an infected wound on 1 May, 1390. His son, Knud, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Westminster.
King Knud V of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Knud V 'the Cleansing Flame'.

1391

The Great Holy War declared by Burundai ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Ruthenia.

1392

King Knud V of Denmark supported Empress Yolande of Francia in war against her enemies.

1393

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

1394

A river flooded parts of Cornwall in the spring.

1395

King Knud V of Denmark supported Empress Yolande of Francia in war against her enemies.

1396

Denmark saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1397

King Knud V of Denmark married Yolande, daughter of Amaury de Limoges.
Prince-Archbishop Dionysios of Jylland, a powerful vassal of King Knud V of Denmark, converted from Fraticelli to Catholic.
Empress Plaisance of Francia, the liege Lady of King Knud V 'the Cleansing Flame', died under suspicious circumstances on 18 October, 1397.

1398

Dagmar, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Knud of Francia.
Pope Hadrianus V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Anatolia from the Sunnis.

1399

Peder, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Knud of Francia.

1400

The Crusade declared by Hadrianus ended with the successful conquest of Anatolia from the Sunnis.
Pope Hadrianus V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 15 July, 1400.
Queen Christine of Ireland supported Queen Christine of Ireland in war against her enemies.

1401

In Lolland, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Knud.

1402

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

1403

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

1404

Queen Christine of Ireland supported Queen Christine of Ireland in war against her enemies.

1405

In Bedford, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Knud.

1406

Empress Yolande of Francia converted from Catholic to Orthodox.
Patriarch Benedikt of Denmark, a powerful vassal of Emperor Knud of Francia, converted from Catholic to Orthodox.

1407

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

1408

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

1409

Emperor Knud of Francia supported Empress Yolande of Francia in war against her enemies.

1410

Queen Mother Dagmar 'the Feeble', the mother of Emperor Knud of Francia, died comatose in bed on 14 October, 1410.

1411

Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Essex.

1412

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

1413

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

1414

Emperor Knud of Francia supported Empress Yolande of Francia in war against her enemies.
Emperor Knud of Francia supported Empress Yolande of Francia in war against her enemies.

1415

Emperor Knud of Francia went to war against Despot Svend II of Wallachia.

1416

Peder Estrid married Princess Daniyah, daughter of Wali Tifilwit of Alacuas.
Queen Christine of Ireland supported Queen Christine of Ireland in war against her enemies.
Emperor Knud of Francia 'the Cleansing Flame' won the war against Despot Svend II of Wallachia.
Knud Estrid usurped the Duchy of Scania from Svend Estrid.

1417

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

1418

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

1419

Queen Christine of Ireland supported Queen Christine of Ireland in war against her enemies.

1420

Emperor Knud of Francia went to war against Duke Vseslav of Prussia.
Emperor Knud of Francia went to war against Duke Vseslav of Prussia.

1421

Pope Martinus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 26 March, 1421.
Emperor Knud of Francia 'the Cleansing Flame' won the war against Duke Vseslav of Prussia 'the Wise'.
Queen Christine of Ireland supported Queen Christine of Ireland in war against her enemies.

1422

Emperor Knud of Francia went to war against Duke Hrodberht of Courland.
Emperor Knud of Francia 'the Cleansing Flame' won the war against King Hrodberht II of Courland.

1423

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

1424

Knud Estrid created the title of Duchy of Livonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Emperor Knud of Francia went to war against King Matfei of Navarra.

1425

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Tukums.

1426

Emperor Knud of Francia 'the Cleansing Flame' won the war against King Matfei of Navarra 'the Hammer'.
Emperor Knud of Francia supported Empress Yolande of Francia in war against her enemies.

1427

Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Aalborg.

1428

Empress Yolande of Francia converted from Orthodox to Iconoclast.

1429

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

1430

Emperor Knud of Francia supported Empress Yolande of Francia in war against her enemies.
Knud Estrid usurped the Empire of Denmark from Yolande de Limoges.

1431

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

1432

The army of Emperor Knud V of Denmark, commanded by Severin, was victorious in the battle of Isle of Man against the armies of French Revolt.
Prince Peder 'the Wise', the heir of Emperor Knud V of Denmark, died of poor health on 6 April, 1432.
Knud Estrid usurped the Duchy of Scania from Emilie Estrid.
The army of Emperor Knud V of Denmark, commanded by Severin, was victorious in the battle of Lancaster against the armies of French Revolt.
Emperor Knud V of Denmark died a natural death on 16 May, 1432. His son, Anders, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Westminster.
Denmark was attacked by the Danish realm of Faaborg, ruled by Baron Hjalmar.
Emperor Anders of Denmark tried but failed to imprison Baron Hjalmar of Faaborg, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1433

Pope Leo XIII declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Sunnis.
Prince Hjalmar of Denmark lost the war against Emperor Anders of Denmark.

1434

The Crusade declared by Leo ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Sunnis.

1435

Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Kaunas.

1436

Emperor Anders of Denmark went to war against King Eormenric of Brittany.
Emperor Anders of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Surrey against the army of Brittany, commanded by Count Wulfhelm of Leon.
The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by Severin, was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of Brittany.
Emperor Anders of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Surrey against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Eormenric of Brittany.

1437

Emperor Anders of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Surrey against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Eormenric of Brittany.
Emperor Anders of Denmark won the war against King Eormenric of Brittany 'the Pious'.

1438

Emperor Anders of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Anders 'the Wise'.
The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by Mayor Sabas of Odessos, was victorious in the battle of Vidin against the armies of Sobuk's Host.

1439

Emperor Anders of Denmark went to war against King Matfei of Navarra.
Khatun Phyllis, the wife of Emperor Anders of Denmark, died of the Slow Fever on 27 June, 1439.

1440

Pope Leo XIII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 4 May, 1440.

1441

The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by Count Torben of Bornholm, was victorious in the battle of Ponthieu against the armies of Navarra.
Emperor Anders of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against King Vladislav of Navarra.
Prince Knud of Denmark married Signe, daughter of Jens af Asyut.

1442

Emperor Anders of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the army of Kaikaus's Host, commanded by Kaikaus of Kaikaus's Host.
Emperor Anders of Denmark married Sultana Tahira II, daughter of Sultan Tariq II of Andalusia.
The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by King Eormenric of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Vidin against the armies of Yaman's Host.
Emperor Anders of Denmark made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.

1443

Emperor Anders of Denmark went to war against Huetlatoani Erik of the Aztec Empire.

1444

The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by King Eormenric of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Essex against the armies of the Aztec Empire.

1445

The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by King Eormenric of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Agder against the armies of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Anders of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against Huetlatoani Erik of the Aztec Empire.

1446

Caliph Alptigin declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.

1447

Denmark was attacked by the Vlach realm of Campulungian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mircea.
The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by Sigtryg, was victorious in the battle of Campulung against the armies of Campulungian Peasant Revolt.
Mircea of Campulungian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Anders of Denmark 'the Wise'.

1448

Emperor Anders of Denmark went to war against Queen Matilda of Wallachia.
The Jihad declared by Alptigin Abbasid ended with the successful conquest of Africa from the Catholics.
The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by Edvard, was victorious in the battle of Turnu against the armies of Wallachia.
The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by Count Demetrios of Halland, was victorious in the battle of Belgorod against the armies of Wallachia.
Empress Yolande 'the Great', the mother of Emperor Anders of Denmark, died of dehydration from Diarrhea on 16 November, 1448.
Anders Estrid inherited the Francia from Yolande de Limoges.

1449

Emperor Anders of Denmark 'the Wise' won the war against Queen Matilda of Wallachia.

1450

The army of Emperor Anders of Denmark, commanded by King Eormenric of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Vannes against the armies of Andalusia.
Emperor Anders of Denmark died a natural death on 3 December, 1450. His Greek son Knud succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Basileus Knud VI.
A star fell from the sky in Wiltshire, killing three cows.

1451

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

1452

Basileus Knud VI of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Sultana Tahira II of Andalusia.
Theodotos, the firstborn son, was born to Basileus Knud VI of Denmark.
Basileus Knud VI of Denmark was victorious in the battle of Essex against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Sultana Tahira II of Andalusia.
Basileus Knud VI of Denmark, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Knud VI 'the Pious'.