Highlights

Recovered Poland, expanded to a point where I had enough of Lithuania and Novgorod to form kingdoms (but didn't). Had an opportunity to seize Bohemia did so and my guy dies soon after leaving not just Bohemia to a another son but half the rest of the holdings too. Both kingdoms devolve in civil wars. This game is cursed. Game ended in 1141 when the King of Poland had 3 daughters, no sons and the kingdom was inherited by a brother not of the dynasty.

Ended 1/18/2019

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867

• This is the Chronicle of House Kryvich, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk went to war against High Chief Gostomysl of Smolensk.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk married Przybyczesc, daughter of High Chief Slezaslaw of Silesia.
• Radoslav Kryvich married Princess Miljana, daughter of King Vlastimir of Serbia.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Roslavl against the army of Smolensk, commanded by Chief Yaropolk of Bryansk.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Lyubech against the army of Smolensk, commanded by High Chief Gostomysl of Smolensk.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Bryansk against the army of Smolensk, commanded by Chief Yaropolk of Bryansk.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Lyubech against the army of Smolensk, commanded by High Chief Gostomysl of Smolensk.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk won the war against High Chief Gostomysl of Smolensk.
• Yelisey Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Smolensk from Gostomysl Radimich.
• Yelisey Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Chernigov from Gostomysl Radimich.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk went to war against Chief Svetozar of Toropets.

868

• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Roslavl against the army of Toropets, commanded by Chief Svetozar of Toropets.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Tver against the army of Toropets, commanded by Chief Svetozar of Toropets.
• Samovlad Kryvich married Praxida.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk went to war against High Chief Bogdan of Turov.

869

• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk successfully led his armies, taking Pinsk Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Drutsk against the army of Turov, commanded by High Chief Bogdan of Turov.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk won the war against High Chief Bogdan of Turov.
• Yelisey Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Turov from Bogdan Dregovich.

870

• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk went to war against High Chief Dobrozhir of Pskov.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the army of Pskov, commanded by High Chief Dobrozhir of Pskov.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk won the war against High Chief Dobrozhir of Pskov.
• Yelisey Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Izborsk from Dobrozhir Slovensky.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk went to war against Chief Dobrinya of Moskva.

871

• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk won the war against Chief Dobrinya of Moskva.
• Yelisey Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Moskva from Dobrinya Dobrinyid.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk, through deeds and character, came to be known as High Chief Yelisey 'the Bold'.
• High Chieftess Przybyczesc, the wife of High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk, was murdered on the orders of Chief Iziaslav of Polotsk on 30 October, 871.

872

• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk went to war against Chief Giemund of Selija.
• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk 'the Bold' won the war against Chief Giemund of Selija.

873

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

874

• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Luki against the army of Magyar, commanded by Chief Svetozar of Toropets.
• The army of High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk, commanded by Yevstafiy, was defeated in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Magyar.

875

• High Chief Yelisey of Polotsk was victorious in the battle of Vladimir Volynsky against the army of Volhynia, commanded by High Chief Mechislav of Volhynia.

876

• Yelisey Kryvich created the title of Kingdom of Ruthenia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Yelisey of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Pergrubrius of Yatvingia.
• King Yelisey of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Grodno Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Ruthenia 'the Bold' won the war against High Chief Pergrubrius of Yatvingia 'the Unready'.
• King Yelisey of Ruthenia went to war against Khagan Arpady Csaba of Magyar.

877

• King Yelisey of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Korosten Tribe from the enemy.

878

• King Yelisey of Ruthenia died under suspicious circumstances on 21 May, 878. His kinsman, Vlastimir, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Vyazma Tribe.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Tyueykezhut of Rostov.
• The army of King Vlastimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Nikita, was victorious in the battle of Kashin against the armies of Rostov.
• The army of King Vlastimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Dobrinya Dobrinyid, was victorious in the battle of Rostov against the armies of Rostov.
• The army of King Vlastimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Nikita, was victorious in the battle of Uglich against the armies of Rostov.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia won the war against High Chief Tyueykezhut of Rostov.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Tushtya of Vologda.

879

• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Moskva against the army of Vologda, commanded by High Chief Tushtya of Vologda.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia won the war against High Chief Tushtya of Vologda.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Vishikut of Zemigallians.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the army of Zemigallians, commanded by High Chief Vishikut of Zemigallians.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia won the war against High Chief Vishikut of Zemigallians.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Palemon of Lithuania.

880

• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Novogrodek against the army of Lithuania, commanded by High Chief Palemon of Lithuania.
• The army of King Vlastimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Alexei, was victorious in the battle of Nalsia against the armies of Lithuania.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the army of Lithuania, commanded by High Chief Palemon of Lithuania.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia won the war against High Chief Palemon of Lithuania 'Silvertongue'.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia went to war against Tihomir of Luki.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Luki against the army of Luki, commanded by Tihomir of Luki.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia won the war against Tihomir of Luki.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia went to war against Toste of Pskov.

881

• Chief Predrag, the heir of King Vlastimir of Ruthenia, died under suspicious circumstances on 14 January, 881.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Pskov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia won the war against Toste of Pskov.
• Vlastimir Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Pskov from Toste Stjarna.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Frirek of Drevliania.
• Chief Radomysl, the heir of King Vlastimir of Ruthenia, died under suspicious circumstances on 1 April, 881.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia won the war against High Chief Frirek of Drevliania.
• Vlastimir Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Chernigov from Frirek Oskyldr.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia went to war against King Toke of Kiev.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Kiev Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia won the war against King Toke of Kiev.

882

• Ruthenia was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Rostov, ruled by High Chief Tyueykezhut.
• King Vlastimir of Ruthenia tried but failed to imprison High Chief Tyueykezhut of Rostov, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Chief Stanislav of Orsha married Gremislava.
• The army of King Vlastimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Erziya, was victorious in the battle of Kashin against the armies of Rostov.
• High Chief Tyueykezhut of Rostov lost the war against King Vlastimir of Ruthenia.

883

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Naro-Fominsk.

884

• Kievan Rus was attacked by the Russian realm of Pskovian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Putiata.
• King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus went to war against Chief Toivo of Chud.
• King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus was victorious in the battle of Pskov against the army of Pskovian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Putiata of Pskovian Peasant Revolt.
• Putiata of Pskovian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus.
• The army of King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus, commanded by Rostislav, was victorious in the battle of Chud against the armies of Chud.

885

• King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus won the war against Chief Toivo of Chud 'the Hunter'.
• Vlastimir Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Pskov, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

886

• King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus went to war against Pukuveras of Mazovian Revolt.
• King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus won the war against Pukuveras of Mazovian Revolt.
• Vlastimir Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Grodno from Pukuveras Suvalkija.

887

• The army of King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus, commanded by Roman, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Lithuania.
• King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus went to war against High Chief Goscimir of Mazovia.
• King Vlastimir of Kievan Rus was slain by Chief Izbor of Sandomierz in personal combat on 15 October, 887. His kinsman, Svetovid, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Smolensk Tribe.
• King Svetovid of Kievan Rus was slain by Chief Izbor of Sandomierz in personal combat on 20 November, 887. His kinsman, Samovlad, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Zubtsov Tribe.
• The army of King Samovlad of Kievan Rus, commanded by Chief Budimir of Drutsk, was victorious in the battle of Beresty against the armies of Mazovia.

888

• King Samovlad of Kievan Rus was victorious in the battle of Liw against the army of Mazovia, commanded by High Chief Goscimir of Mazovia.
• King Samovlad of Kievan Rus won the war against High Chief Goscimir of Mazovia 'the Mutilator'.

889

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

890

• King Samovlad of Kievan Rus was victorious in the battle of Sacz against the army of Lesser Poland, commanded by High Chief Lechoslaw of Lesser Poland.

891

• Chief Stanislav, the heir of King Samovlad of Kievan Rus, died succumbing to severe injuries on 4 July, 891.
• King Samovlad of Kievan Rus was victorious in the battle of Sieradz against the army of Kuyavia, commanded by Chief Miroslaw of Sieradz.

892

• King Samovlad of Kievan Rus was victorious in the battle of Kujawy against the army of Kuyavia, commanded by High Chief Wit of Kuyavia.
• King Samovlad of Kievan Rus went to war against King Arpad Linutika of Hungary.
• The army of King Samovlad of Kievan Rus, commanded by Knut, was defeated in the battle of Lutsk against the armies of Hungary.
• The army of King Samovlad of Kievan Rus, commanded by High Chief Vyshata of Pskov, was victorious in the battle of Izborsk against the armies of Livonia.

893

• King Samovlad of Kievan Rus was victorious in the battle of Vozviahel against the army of Hungary, commanded by King Arpad Linutika of Hungary.
• King Samovlad of Kievan Rus was slain by High Chief Bryacheslav of Turov in personal combat on 18 June, 893. His son, Sviatoslav, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Polotsk Tribe.
• King Sviatoslav of Kievan Rus was victorious in the battle of Sandomierz against the army of Hungary, commanded by King Arpad Linutika of Hungary.
• King Sviatoslav of Kievan Rus was victorious in the battle of Abauj against the army of Hungary, commanded by High Chief Spanhem-Ortenburg Nandor of Ungvar.
• King Sviatoslav of Kievan Rus won the war against King Arpad Lazar of Hungary.
• Sviatoslav Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Sacz from Spanhem-Ortenburg Nandor.

894

• On 3 February, 894, Sviatoslav lost his titles, and it was decided to pass on the dynasty chronicles to King Vladimir of Vladimir.
• The earth shook for three days in Novogrodek, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

895

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia married Saga, daughter of Bjorn of Lutsk.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against King Helgi of Novgorod.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia lost the battle of Toropets against the army of Novgorod, commanded by King Helgi of Novgorod.

896

• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Rurik, was defeated in the battle of Toropets against the armies of Novgorod.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Smolensk against the army of Novgorod, commanded by King Helgi of Novgorod.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Zubtsov against the army of Novgorod, commanded by King Helgi of Novgorod.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Tikhvine against the army of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Yelisey of Tikhvine.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Kholm against the army of Novgorod, commanded by King Helgi of Novgorod.

897

• Ruthenia was attacked by the Russian realm of Kromy, ruled by Chief Kreslav.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Novgorod against the army of Uppland, commanded by King Bersi of Uppland.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the army of Novgorod, commanded by Jarl Radogor of Veps.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Kholm against the army of Novgorod, commanded by King Helgi of Novgorod.
• Xenia, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Vladimir of Ruthenia.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the army of Novgorod, commanded by King Helgi of Novgorod.
• Ruthenia was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Kostromian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Varaka.

898

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia won the war against King Helgi of Novgorod.
• Vladimir Kryvich usurped the Kingdom of Novgorod from Helgi Rurikid.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by High Chief Radoslav of Polotsk, was victorious in the battle of Karachev against the armies of Kromy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Vologda against the army of Kostromian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Varaka of Kostromian Peasant Revolt.
• Varaka of Kostromian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Vladimir of Ruthenia.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by High Chief Voislav of Smolensk, was victorious in the battle of Moskva against the armies of Kromy.
• Chief Kreslav of Kromy lost the war against King Vladimir of Ruthenia.

899

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Frirek of Drevliania.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Lutsk against the army of Drevliania, commanded by High Chief Frirek of Drevliania.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia won the war against High Chief Frirek of Drevliania.
• Vladimir Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Turov from Frirek Oskyldr.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Vishikut of Zemigallians.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Chief Nishkepaz of Yaroslavl, was victorious in the battle of Moskva against the armies of Pronsk.

900

• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Bubilas of ?emaiteje, was defeated in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Zemigallians.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia won the war against High Chief Vishikut of Zemigallians 'the Monster'.

901

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against Chief Kaire of Selija.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Scalovia against the army of Selija, commanded by Chief Kaire of Selija.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia won the war against Chief Kaire of Selija 'Girl-Arm'.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Kosk of Livonia.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the army of Livonia, commanded by Chief Lembit of Zemgale.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia won the war against High Chief Kosk of Livonia.

902

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against Chief Turo of Belo Ozero.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Chief Dobrynia of Kargopol, was victorious in the battle of Zaozerye against the armies of Belo Ozero.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Belo Ozero Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia won the war against Chief Turo of Belo Ozero.
• Ruthenia was attacked by the Norse realm of Novgorod, ruled by High Chief Eilif.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia tried but failed to imprison High Chief Eilif of Novgorod, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

903

• High Chief Eilif of Novgorod lost the war against King Vladimir of Ruthenia.
• Ruthenia was attacked by the Russian realm of Veps, ruled by Jarl Radogor.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia tried but failed to imprison Jarl Radogor of Veps, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Borovichi against the army of Veps, commanded by Jarl Radogor of Veps.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Tikhvine Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Zaozerye Tribe from the enemy.

904

• Vysheslav, the firstborn son, was born to King Vladimir of Ruthenia.
• Jarl Radogor of Veps lost the war against King Vladimir of Ruthenia.

905

• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Karatas Wilks, was victorious in the battle of Izborsk against the armies of Ouluan Peasant Revolt.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Karijotas, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Oselian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Rogvolod Medvjedich, was victorious in the battle of Medjybij against the armies of Khazaria.

906

• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Bubilas of ?emaiteje, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Livonia.

907

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Lublin Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Parczew from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Cherven Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Chief Gniewosz of Dobrzyn, was defeated in the battle of Dobrzyn against the armies of Eilif's Host.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Wit of Kuyavia.

908

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the army of Kuyavia, commanded by High Chief Wit of Kuyavia.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia won the war against High Chief Wit of Kuyavia.
• Vladimir Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Moskva, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Iziaslav of Ryazan.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Vladimir 'One-Hand'.

909

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia 'One-Hand' won the war against High Chief Iziaslav of Ryazan.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Spis Tribe from the enemy.

910

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Trencin Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Cieszyn Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Opava Tribe from the enemy.

911

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Bruntal from the enemy.
• Ruthenia was attacked by the Finnish realm of Zaozeryian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Pentti.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Wroclaw Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the armies of Zaozeryian Peasant Revolt.
• Pentti of Zaozeryian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Vladimir of Ruthenia 'One-Hand'.

912

• High Chief Kosk of Livonia supported High Chief Kosk of Livonia in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by Bubilas of ?emaiteje, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Uppland.
• Vladimir Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Karachev, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

913

• Ruthenia was attacked by the Prussian realm of Prussia, ruled by Jarl Prusas II 'the Kind'.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia 'One-Hand' tried but failed to imprison Jarl Prusas II of Prussia 'the Kind', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Galindia Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by High Chief Viryay of Rostov, was victorious in the battle of Marienburg against the armies of Prussia.
• Jarl Prusas II of Prussia 'the Kind' lost the war against King Vladimir of Ruthenia 'One-Hand'.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Lublin Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Parczew from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against High Chief Bezprym of Silesia.

914

• The army of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, commanded by High Chief Velimir of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Beresty against the armies of Volhynia.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Wielun against the army of Silesia, commanded by High Chief Bezprym of Silesia.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia 'One-Hand' won the war against High Chief Bezprym of Silesia 'the Cleansing Flame'.
• Vladimir Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Cieszyn from Bezprym of the Slezanie.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Brzeg from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against Chief Jaksa of Wroclaw.

915

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Wroclaw Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Wroclaw Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia successfully led his armies, taking Brzeg from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia 'One-Hand' won the war against Chief Jaksa of Wroclaw.
• Vladimir Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Wroclaw from Jaksa Lewicki.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against Vajlok Borisz of Hungarian Revolt.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia was victorious in the battle of Esztergom against the army of Hungarian Revolt, commanded by Vajlok Borisz of Hungarian Revolt.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia 'One-Hand' won the war against Vajlok Borisz of Hungarian Revolt 'the Traitor'.
• Vladimir Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Gemer from Vajlok Borisz.
• Vladimir Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Nyitra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia went to war against King Milic of Great Moravia.

916

• King Vladimir of Ruthenia 'One-Hand' won the war against King Milic of Great Moravia 'the Kind'.
• Vladimir Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Nitra from Milic Mojmirid.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Kirill of Polotsk, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Volodar of Moskva, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Budimir of Turov, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Velimir of Chernigov, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Iliya of Kiev, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Yevstafiy of Prussia, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Yelisey of Pskov, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Eilif of Novgorod, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Wit of Kuyavia, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Boris of Veps, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Milosz of Mazovia, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Voislav of Smolensk, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Sviatopolk of Vologda, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• High Chief Koz'ma of Nyitra, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Old Slavic to Slavic.
• King Vladimir of Ruthenia led the reformation of the Slavic, and copies of The Legends were spread and read everywhere to honor Triglav.
• Vladimir Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Lesser Poland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Grand Prince Rognvaldr of Lesser Poland, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Ruthenia, converted from Germanic to Slavic.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir went to war against King Berengar of Bavaria.

917

• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Prague against the army of Bavaria, commanded by Duke Pelhrim of Bohemia.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Dagonis of Skalvia, was victorious in the battle of South Bohemia against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Velimir of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of Silesia.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Caslav from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Zleby from the enemy.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Igor of Kiev, was victorious in the battle of Medjybij against the armies of Khazaria.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of South Bohemia against the army of Bavaria, commanded by Gerhard of Bohemian Revolt.

918

• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Cham against the army of Ravenna, commanded by Count Orlando of Ravenna.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir 'One-Hand' won the war against King Berengar of Bavaria.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav'.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Prussian realm of Skalvia, ruled by High Chief Prusas 'the Kind'.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav' tried but failed to imprison High Chief Prusas of Skalvia 'the Kind', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Vladimir Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Bohemia from Pelhrim Premyslid.
• High Chief Prusas of Skalvia 'the Kind' lost the war against King Vladimir of Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav'.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir went to war against High Chieftess Yevdokia of Volhynia.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lublin Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Parczew from the enemy.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Beresty against the armies of Volhynia.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav' won the war against High Chieftess Yevdokia of Volhynia.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir went to war against King Vagn of Denmark.

919

• King Vladimir of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kalisz Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Poznan against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Gandalfr of Sjaelland.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Puck from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Oliva from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bytow from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lebork from the enemy.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Slupsk against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Gandalfr of Sjaelland.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Stettin against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Vagn II of Varend.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav' won the war against King Vagn of Denmark 'the Witch Hunter'.
• Vladimir Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Greater Poland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

920

• King Vladimir of Vladimir went to war against High Chieftess Slawomira of Silesia.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Hradec against the army of Silesia, commanded by High Chieftess Slawomira of Silesia.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Viryay of Rostov, was victorious in the battle of Vladimir against the armies of Burtas.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav' won the war against High Chieftess Slawomira of Silesia.
• Vladimir Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Silesia from Slawomira of the Slezanie.
• Vysheslav Kryvich married Sevindik, daughter of Khagan Kortan of Pechenegs.

921

• King Vladimir of Vladimir went to war against Asbjorn of Terebovl.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by Prendota, was victorious in the battle of Sacz against the armies of Terebovl.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Terebovl against the army of Terebovl, commanded by Asbjorn of Terebovl.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav' won the war against Asbjorn of Terebovl.
• Vladimir Kryvich usurped the Chiefdom of Terebovl from Asbjorn Saelingr.
• High Chief Viryay of Rostov, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Vladimir, converted from Suomenusko to Old Slavic.
• King Haesteinn of England supported King Haesteinn of England in war against his enemies.
• High Chief Koz'ma of Nyitra, a powerful vassal of King Vladimir of Vladimir, converted from Slavic to Catholic.

922

• Vladimir was attacked by the Russian realm of Old Slavic Uprising, ruled by Vysheslav.

923

• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Orleans against the army of Orleanian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Renaud of Orleanian Peasant Revolt.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Brie against the army of West Francia, commanded by Duke Amaury of Champagne.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by Msciwoj, was victorious in the battle of Veliky Ustug against the armies of Cumania.

924

• Praxida, the mother of King Vladimir of Vladimir, died a natural death on 7 February, 924.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Novogrodek against the armies of Old Slavic Uprising.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Prague against the army of Old Slavic Uprising, commanded by Vysheslav of Old Slavic Uprising.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Russian realm of Minskian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yelisey.
• Vysheslav of Old Slavic Uprising lost the war against King Vladimir of Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav'.
• Yelisey of Minskian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Vladimir of Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav'.
• Vladimir Kryvich created the title of Kingdom of Bohemia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir went to war against Khagan Bulan II of Khazaria.

925

• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Ruslan of Poznan, was victorious in the battle of Sharukan against the armies of Khazaria.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Sarkel against the armies of Khazaria.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir 'the Sword of Triglav' won the war against Khagan Bulan II of Khazaria.

926

• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by Msciwoj, was victorious in the battle of Vologda against the armies of Cumania.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Kromy against the armies of Kromy.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Vorotynsk against the armies of Burtas.

927

• King Haesteinn of England supported King Haesteinn of England in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Vladimir of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Beresty against the armies of Volhynia.
• King Vladimir of Vladimir died of Cancer on 15 September, 927. His son, Roman, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Zubtsov Tribe.
• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Chernigov.

928

• The army of King Roman of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Feodor of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Beresty against the armies of Volhynia.

929

• The army of King Roman of Vladimir, commanded by High Chief Feodor of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Selija against the armies of Selija.

930

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

931

• Roman Kryvich usurped the Kingdom of Bohemia from Vysheslav Kryvich.
• Roman Kryvich usurped the Kingdom of Ruthenia from Vysheslav Kryvich.
• King Roman of Vladimir went to war against King Vagn of Denmark.

932

• The army of King Roman of Vladimir, commanded by Erdvilas, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Denmark.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Vladimirian Revolt, ruled by Bertil.
• The army of King Roman of Vladimir, commanded by Jaroslav, was defeated in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Denmark.
• King Roman of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Opava Tribe from the enemy.
• King Roman of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bruntal from the enemy.
• The army of King Roman of Vladimir, commanded by Shaman Yaropolk of Zhytomyr, was victorious in the battle of Kiev against the armies of Khazaria.
• Queen Mother Saga, the mother of King Roman of Vladimir, died of severe stress on 26 August, 932.
• King Roman of Vladimir was slain by Marian Grzymala in personal combat on 12 October, 932. His brother, Radoslav, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Novgorod Tribe.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Alvydas, was defeated in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Denmark.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Strachkvas, was defeated in the battle of Naklo against the armies of Denmark.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Shaman Yaropolk of Zhytomyr, was victorious in the battle of Kiev against the armies of Khazaria.

933

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir II of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Marienburg against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir II of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Borzywoj Kowalczyk, was defeated in the battle of All realm provinces against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir II of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Grodno against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir II of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Podlasie against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Yelisey of Pskov, was victorious in the battle of Lublin against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Yelisey of Pskov, was victorious in the battle of Opava against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Yelisey of Pskov, was victorious in the battle of Cieszyn against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Volodar of Veliky Ustug, was victorious in the battle of Veliky Ustug against the armies of Toksoba.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Yelisey of Pskov, was victorious in the battle of Sandomierz against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Yelisey of Pskov, was victorious in the battle of Liw against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.

934

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Swietoslaw of Wielun, was defeated in the battle of Wielun against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the army of Vladimirian Revolt, commanded by Chieftess Milyuns of Galindia.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the army of Vladimirian Revolt, commanded by Bertil of Vladimirian Revolt.
• Bertil of Vladimirian Revolt 'the Bewitched' lost the war against King Radoslav of Novgorod.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod lost the battle of Plock against the army of Denmark, commanded by Jarl Gandalfr of Sjaelland.

935

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Georg, was defeated in the battle of Upper Silesia against the armies of Denmark.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod married Yaroslava, daughter of Yectirek Ashina.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Aras, was defeated in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Denmark.

936

• King Radoslav of Novgorod made peace with King Vagn of Denmark 'the Witch Hunter'.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod went to war against Khagan Bulcan of Khazaria.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Old Slavic Uprising, ruled by Rodislav.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Yaropolk of Polotsk, was victorious in the battle of Kiev against the armies of Khazaria.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Lyubech against the army of Old Slavic Uprising, commanded by Rodislav of Old Slavic Uprising.
• Rodislav of Old Slavic Uprising lost the war against King Radoslav of Novgorod.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Priluk from the enemy.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Voin from the enemy.

937

• King Radoslav of Novgorod lost the battle of Tana against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khagan Bulcan of Khazaria.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Novgorodian Revolt, ruled by Vseslav.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir II of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Lyubech against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Afanasiy, was defeated in the battle of Turov against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.

938

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

939

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Shaman Yaropolk of Zhytomyr, was defeated in the battle of Korsun against the armies of Khazaria.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Yaropolk of Polotsk, was victorious in the battle of Slutsk against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.

940

• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Minskian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Putiata.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Dobroslav of Polotsk, was victorious in the battle of Minsk against the armies of Minskian Peasant Revolt.
• Putiata of Minskian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Radoslav of Novgorod.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Sviatoslav Ivankovich, was victorious in the battle of Roslavl against the armies of Khazaria.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Voislav, was defeated in the battle of Terebovl against the armies of Khazaria.

941

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Iziaslav of Novosil, was defeated in the battle of Novosil against the armies of Khazaria.
• Sbyslava, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Radoslav of Novgorod.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Dobroslav of Polotsk, was victorious in the battle of Lyubech against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.

942

• King Radoslav of Novgorod lost the war against Khagan Bulcan of Khazaria.
• High Chief Dobroslav 'the Hollow', the heir of King Radoslav of Novgorod, died under suspicious circumstances on 18 February, 942.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Ruslan of Moskva, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Denmark.

943

• Radoslav Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Karelia from Orddot Ubmeje.
• Vseslav of Novgorodian Revolt lost the war against King Radoslav of Novgorod.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Prague, ruled by Chief Boris.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod tried but failed to imprison Chief Boris of Prague, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

944

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Mitrofan of Polotsk, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Prague.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Vasiliy of Sarismaki, was victorious in the battle of Stettin against the armies of Prague.

945

• King Radoslav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Brevnov from the enemy.
• Chief Boris of Prague lost the war against King Radoslav of Novgorod.
• Radoslav Kryvich adopted a feudal system in his domains, abandoning the old tribal ways.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod went to war against King Helgi of Pomerania.

946

• High Chief Orddot II of Kola petitioned King Radoslav of Novgorod to bring the Slavic faith to his pagan tribes.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Radoslav 'the Legendary'.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Yevstafiy of Turov, was victorious in the battle of Volkovysk against the armies of Kettilmund's Host.

947

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Fedot Okolnichy, was victorious in the battle of Kiev against the armies of Kettilmund's Host.
• High Chief Varjelemb of Sakala petitioned King Radoslav of Novgorod to bring the Slavic faith to his pagan tribes.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Mecklenburg against the army of Pomerania, commanded by King Starkadr of Pomerania.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod 'the Legendary' won the war against King Starkadr of Pomerania.
• Radoslav Kryvich usurped the County of Lubusz from Jarka Wend.
• Yefimiy, the firstborn son, was born to King Radoslav of Novgorod.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Rostov, ruled by High Chief Erziya II.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod 'the Legendary' tried but failed to imprison High Chief Erziya II of Rostov, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Uglich against the army of Rostov, commanded by Chief Kezhapa of Uglich.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Belo Ozero against the army of Rostov, commanded by High Chief Erziya II of Rostov.

948

• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Yaroslavl against the army of Rostov, commanded by Chief Tul of Yaroslavl.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Belo Ozero against the army of Rostov, commanded by High Chief Erziya II of Rostov.
• High Chief Erziya II of Rostov lost the war against King Radoslav of Novgorod 'the Legendary'.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Zatec, ruled by Chief Yemelyan.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod 'the Legendary' tried but failed to imprison Chief Yemelyan of Zatec, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Zatec against the army of Zatec, commanded by Chief Yemelyan of Zatec.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Smolensk, ruled by High Chief Svetozar.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod 'the Legendary' tried but failed to imprison High Chief Svetozar of Smolensk, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Toropets against the armies of Smolensk.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Vyshata, was victorious in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Smolensk.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the armies of Smolensk.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Vyshata, was victorious in the battle of Roslavl against the armies of Smolensk.

949

• Chief Yemelyan of Zatec lost the war against King Radoslav of Novgorod 'the Legendary'.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Tver against the armies of Smolensk.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Toropets against the armies of Smolensk.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Vyazma against the armies of Smolensk.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Nitra against the army of Smolensk, commanded by Chief Boris of Nitra.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Voislav, was defeated in the battle of Terebovl against the armies of Khazaria.

950

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Yelisey Dregovich, was victorious in the battle of Peremyshl against the armies of Smolensk.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Hungary.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Roslavl against the armies of Smolensk.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Mozhaysk against the armies of Smolensk.
• High Chief Svetozar of Smolensk lost the war against King Radoslav of Novgorod 'the Legendary'.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Moskva against the armies of Burtas.

951

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Iliya, was victorious in the battle of Olonets against the armies of Kola.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Yuryev against the armies of Burtas.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Yuryev against the armies of Burtas.

952

• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Budimir of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Suzdal against the armies of Burtas.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Stanislav of Volhynia.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Lublin against the army of Volhynia, commanded by High Chief Stanislav of Volhynia.
• The army of King Radoslav of Novgorod, commanded by Alexei, was defeated in the battle of Novosil against the armies of Khazaria.

953

• King Radoslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Beresty against the army of Volhynia, commanded by Chief Ingvar of Beresty.
• King Radoslav of Novgorod died of poor health on 23 March, 953. His kinsman, Sviatopolk, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Prague.
• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Svetozar Lyakhovich, was victorious in the battle of Izborsk against the armies of Denmark.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod won the war against High Chief Stanislav of Volhynia.

954

• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod went to war against King Yefimiy of Bohemia.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod lost the battle of Wroclaw against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Yefimiy of Bohemia.
• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Volodar of Grodno, was victorious in the battle of Liw against the armies of Bohemia.

955

• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Poznan against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Yefimiy of Bohemia.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Plzen from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Plasy from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Stribro from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Hradec against the army of Bohemia, commanded by Chief Vasilko of Hradec.
• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Shaman THorsteinn of Kitee, was victorious in the battle of Kakisalmi against the armies of Finland.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Caslav from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Zleby from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Prague from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Plzen from the enemy.

956

• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Stare Mesto from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Litomerice from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Melnik from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Mnichovo Hradiste from the enemy.
• Velky Volhv Dobrava, leader of all Slavic faithful, died a natural death on 9 October, 956.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Zatec from the enemy.
• High Chief Neeme of Estonia petitioned King Sviatopolk of Novgorod to bring the Slavic faith to his pagan tribes.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Sviatopolk 'the Legendary'.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod 'the Legendary' won the war against King Yefimiy of Bohemia.
• Sviatopolk Kryvich usurped the Kingdom of Bohemia from Yefimiy Kryvich.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Vladimir Volynskyan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yefimiy.

957

• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Vladimir Volynsky against the army of Vladimir Volynskyan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Yefimiy of Vladimir Volynskyan Peasant Revolt.
• Yefimiy of Vladimir Volynskyan Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Sviatopolk of Novgorod 'the Legendary'.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod went to war against King Vladimir II of Ruthenia.
• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Vasiliy of Poznan, was victorious in the battle of Sortavala against the armies of Kola.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Pinsk against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by High Chief Yevstafiy of Turov.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vozviahel Tribe from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Korets from the enemy.

958

• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Iziaslav of Karachev, was victorious in the battle of Podlasie against the armies of Ruthenia.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Sejny from the enemy.
• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by THorsteinn af Galindia, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Ruthenia.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod lost the battle of Lukoml against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by High Chief Mitrofan of Polotsk.
• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Swietoslaw of Wielun, was victorious in the battle of Lower Silesia against the armies of Hrorekr's Host.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Polotsk Tribe from the enemy.

959

• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Putiata, was victorious in the battle of Toropets against the armies of Ruthenia.
• Chieftess Ulita, the mother of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, died a natural death on 5 February, 959.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Hradec against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by King Vladimir II of Ruthenia.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Caslav from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Wroclaw from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Brzeg from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Legnica from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod lost the battle of Gostynin against the army of Ruthenia, commanded by King Vladimir II of Ruthenia.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Liw from the enemy.

960

• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Piskla of Sieradz, was victorious in the battle of Wielun against the armies of Ruthenia.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Novgorodian Revolt, ruled by Stanislav.
• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Vysheslav of Belo Ozero, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Ruthenia.
• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Dytryk Sieradzki, was victorious in the battle of Wielun against the armies of Bo's Host.

961

• The army of King Sviatopolk of Novgorod, commanded by Dytryk Sieradzki, was defeated in the battle of Wielun against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Trencin Tribe from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Olomouc from the enemy.

962

• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Mstislavl, ruled by Chief Kirill.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Gostynin from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Gostynin Tribe from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Lowicz from the enemy.
• King Sviatopolk of Novgorod died of complications related to Gout on 16 October, 962. His kinsman, Vasilko, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Novgorod.
• In Novgorod, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Vasilko.

963

• The army of King Vasilko of Novgorod, commanded by Putiata, was victorious in the battle of Olomouc against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Stanislav of Novgorodian Revolt 'the Cruel' lost the war against King Vasilko of Novgorod.

964

• The army of King Vasilko of Novgorod, commanded by Putiata, was victorious in the battle of Vitebsk against the armies of Ruthenia.
• Kirill of Smolenskian Revolt lost the war against King Vasilko of Novgorod.

965

• King Vasilko of Novgorod went to war against King Berengar of Bavaria.

966

• King Vasilko of Novgorod lost the battle of Prague against the army of Bavaria, commanded by King Berengar of Bavaria.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod lost the battle of Kalisz against the army of Lotharingia, commanded by King Guethenan of Lotharingia.

967

• King Vasilko of Novgorod lost the war against King Berengar II of Bavaria.
• High Chief Orddot III of Kola petitioned King Vasilko of Novgorod to bring the Slavic faith to his pagan tribes.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Vasilko 'the Legendary'.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod married Duda, daughter of Khagan Safrak of Djerdjitae.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Nenets realm of Onegan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yar.

968

• King Vasilko of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Dvina against the army of Onegan Peasant Revolt, commanded by Yar of Onegan Peasant Revolt.
• Yar of Onegan Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Vasilko of Novgorod 'the Legendary'.
• The army of King Vasilko of Novgorod, commanded by Ingvar, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Skalvia.

969

• The army of King Vasilko of Novgorod, commanded by Mitrofan of Vyazma, was defeated in the battle of Marienburg against the armies of Romuva Uprising.

970

• Vasiliy, the father of King Vasilko of Novgorod, died comatose in bed on 25 February, 970.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod decided to travel to Kola in order to meet High Chief Orddot III and witness the effects of the mass conversion of his realm in the aftermath of the great ceremony.
• The army of King Vasilko of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Ruslan of Volhynia, was victorious in the battle of Grodno against the armies of Sigtrygg's Host.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod went to war against King Volodar of Poland.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Lomza from the enemy.

971

• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Wizna from the enemy.
• The army of King Vasilko of Novgorod, commanded by Rostislav, was victorious in the battle of Luki against the armies of Estonia.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Krakow Tribe from the enemy.

972

• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Sieradz Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Stezyca Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Dobrzyn Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Ostrowite from the enemy.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Sieradz Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Wielun from the enemy.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Naklo Tribe from the enemy.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod 'the Legendary' won the war against King Volodar of Poland.
• Vasilko Kryvich usurped the Kingdom of Poland from Volodar Kryvich.

973

• The army of King Vasilko of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Vasilko of Hradec, was victorious in the battle of Zatec against the armies of Eirikr's Host.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Novgorodian Revolt, ruled by Eilif 'One-Eye'.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Gniezno from the enemy.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kalisz from the enemy.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Konin from the enemy.

974

• Novgorod was attacked by the Polish realm of Novgorodian Revolt, ruled by Wojuta.
• Vasiliy, the firstborn son, was born to King Vasilko of Novgorod.
• King Vasilko of Novgorod died after a disagreement with a meal on 15 August, 974. His son, Vasiliy, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Novgorod.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Bohemian realm of Moravian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Budivoj.
• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Yelisey of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Bryansk against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.

975

• Novgorod was attacked by the Bohemian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Albrecht.
• Budivoj of Moravian Liberation Revolt lost the war against King Vasiliy of Novgorod.

976

• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Boleslaw of Kuyavia, was victorious in the battle of Zvenyhorod against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Velky Volhv Bayan, leader of all Slavic faithful, died of depression on 19 November, 976.
• Wojuta of Novgorodian Revolt lost the war against King Vasiliy of Novgorod.

977

• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Ruslan of Yatvingia, was victorious in the battle of Litomerice against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Albrecht of Catholic Uprising lost the war against King Vasiliy of Novgorod.

978

• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Mitrofan Boryatinskiy, was victorious in the battle of Poznan against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.
• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Kirill Radimich, was victorious in the battle of Lyubech against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.
• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Szczesny, was victorious in the battle of Sieradz against the armies of Tryggve's Host.

979

• Novgorod was attacked by the Russian realm of Novgorodian Revolt, ruled by Vysheslav.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Polish realm of Novgorodian Revolt, ruled by Boguchwal.

980

• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Bishop Afanasiy of Velehrad, was defeated in the battle of Kholm against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

981

• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Jakub, was defeated in the battle of Dobrzyn against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.
• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Ingvar of Litomerice, was victorious in the battle of Litomerice against the armies of Eirikr's Host.
• Chief Yefimiy of Vozviahel married Yelizaveta, daughter of Chief Alexei of Turov.

982

• Eilif of Novgorodian Revolt 'One-Eye' won the war against King Vasiliy of Novgorod.
• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Mayor Vyshata of Pankovka, was victorious in the battle of Opava against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.

983

• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Dieter, was victorious in the battle of Vladimir Volynsky against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.

984

• A goat with three heads was born in Naklo.

985

• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Dalimir Kholmsky, was victorious in the battle of Bryansk against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Lombard realm of Hungary, ruled by King Alahis.
• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Rodislav, was defeated in the battle of Savo against the armies of Finland.
• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Otso, was defeated in the battle of Savo against the armies of Finland.

986

• A goat with three heads was born in Karachev.

987

• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Rostislav of Zaozerye, was victorious in the battle of Romny against the armies of Barsbekid.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Finnish realm of Zaozeryian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Aatos.

988

• The army of King Vasiliy of Novgorod, commanded by Stanislav Slovensky, was victorious in the battle of Zaozerye against the armies of Zaozeryian Peasant Revolt.
• Aatos of Zaozeryian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Vasiliy of Novgorod.
• Vysheslav of Novgorodian Revolt 'the Just' won the war against King Vasiliy of Novgorod.
• Vasiliy Kryvich usurped the County of Wielun from Wielislaw Zahumski.
• King Alahis of Hungary 'the Cruel' won the war against King Vasiliy of Poland.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Iziaslav.

989

• Khan Vasiliy of Poland was released from imprisonment by Khagan Chagatai of the Mongol Empire.

990

• In Wielun, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Khan Vasiliy.

991

• Khan Vasiliy of Poland married Shorena, daughter of Khagan Beler of Burtas.
• Khagan Beler of Burtas supported Khagan Beler of Burtas in war against his enemies.

992

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

993

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

994

• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Rogneda 'the Sword of Triglav'.

995

• Iziaslav of Polish Revolt 'the Drunkard' lost the war against Khan Vasiliy of Poland.
• Poland was attacked by the Polish realm of Sieradz, ruled by Chief Piskla.
• Khan Vasiliy of Poland tried but failed to imprison Chief Piskla of Sieradz, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Vasiliy, the firstborn son, was born to Khan Vasiliy of Poland.

996

• Khan Vasiliy of Poland lost the battle of Sieradz against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Chief Piskla of Sieradz.
• Khagan Chagatai of the Mongol Empire, the liege Lord of Khan Vasiliy, died a natural death on 4 August, 996.
• Khan Vasiliy of Poland was victorious in the battle of Sieradz against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Chief Piskla of Sieradz.
• Duda, the mother of Khan Vasiliy of Poland, died from a bad case of the Flu on 1 November, 996.

997

• Khan Vasiliy of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Wielun from the enemy.
• Khan Vasiliy of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Sieradz Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Piskla of Sieradz lost the war against Khan Vasiliy of Poland.

998

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

999

• Khan Vasiliy of Poland, through deeds and character, came to be known as Khan Vasiliy 'Ironside'.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Vysheslav 'the Just'.
• Rogneda of Polish Revolt 'the Sword of Triglav' won the war against Khan Vasiliy of Poland 'Ironside'.

1000

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

1001

• Khan Vasiliy of Poland went to war against High Chief Iziaslav II of Mazovia.

1002

• Khan Vasiliy of Poland was victorious in the battle of Wielun against the army of Mazovia, commanded by High Chief Iziaslav II of Mazovia.
• Khan Vasiliy of Poland was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the army of Mazovia, commanded by Chief Yaroslav of Czersk.

1003

• Velky Volhv Dengizikh, leader of all Slavic faithful, died of Cancer on 23 April, 1003.

1004

• Khan Vasiliy of Poland died of depression on 19 March, 1004. His kinsman, Rogvolod, succeeded to the throne of the Khanate with a grand ceremony in Wielun.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland was victorious in the battle of Plock against the army of Mazovia, commanded by High Chief Iziaslav II of Mazovia.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland won the war against High Chief Iziaslav II of Mazovia.

1005

• Khan Rogvolod of Poland went to war against King Vasiliy of Galicia-Volhynia.
• Khagan Altan of the Mongol Empire, the liege Lord of Khan Rogvolod, died of severe stress on 22 October, 1005.

1006

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

1007

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

1008

• Khan Rogvolod of Poland was victorious in the battle of Peremyshl against the army of Galicia-Volhynia, commanded by King Vasiliy of Galicia-Volhynia.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland was victorious in the battle of Belz against the army of Galicia-Volhynia, commanded by Chief Feodor of Belz.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland was victorious in the battle of Zaslav against the army of Galicia-Volhynia, commanded by King Vasiliy of Galicia-Volhynia.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland won the war against King Vasiliy of Galicia-Volhynia.
• Rogvolod Kryvich usurped the Khanate of Galicia-Volhynia from Vasiliy Kryvich.

1009

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

1010

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

1011

• Khagan Badai of the Mongol Empire, the liege Lord of Khan Rogvolod, died in battle on 17 January, 1011.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Iziaslav.
• Iziaslav of Polish Revolt won the war against Khan Rogvolod of Poland.

1012

• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Rurik.
• Rurik of Polish Revolt won the war against Khan Rogvolod of Poland.
• Poland was attacked by the Polish realm of Silesia, ruled by High Chief Wieslaw.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland tried but failed to imprison High Chief Wieslaw of Silesia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland lost the battle of Kalisz against the army of Silesia, commanded by High Chief Wieslaw of Silesia.
• High Chief Mordvinko of Murom petitioned Khan Rogvolod of Poland to bring the Slavic faith to his pagan tribes.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland, through deeds and character, came to be known as Khan Rogvolod 'the Legendary'.

1013

• Khan Rogvolod of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Bygdoszcz from the enemy.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Leczyca from the enemy.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Kruszwica from the enemy.
• High Chief Wieslaw of Silesia lost the war against Khan Rogvolod of Poland 'the Legendary'.
• High Chief Koz'ma, the father of Khan Rogvolod of Poland, died under suspicious circumstances on 26 July, 1013.

1014

• Khan Rogvolod of Poland went to war against Khan Vyshata of Bohemia.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Sieradz Tribe from the enemy.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland lost the battle of Sieradz against the army of Bohemia, commanded by Khan Vyshata of Bohemia.
• Velky Volhv Bayan II declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Slavics were called to help conquer Pomerania from the Catholics.

1015

• In Wielun, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Khan Rogvolod.

1016

• Khan Rogvolod of Poland 'the Legendary' won the war against Khan Vyshata of Bohemia 'the Usurper'.
• Rogvolod Kryvich usurped the County of Sieradz from Vyshata Kryvich.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland supported Velky Volhv Bayan II in war against his enemies.
• The Great Holy War declared by Bayan Bakunin ended with the successful conquest of Pomerania from the Catholics.
• Poland was attacked by the Polish realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Kunegunda.

1017

• Khan Rogvolod of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Lebusa from the enemy.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Dobrilugk from the enemy.

1018

• Khan Rogvolod of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Lebus from the enemy.
• Poland was attacked by the Polish realm of Dobrzyn, ruled by Chieftess Wojslawa.
• Khan Rogvolod of Poland 'the Legendary' tried but failed to imprison Chieftess Wojslawa of Dobrzyn, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• King Rogvolod of Poland died in battle against Shaman Maslaw of Ostrowite on 23 June, 1018. His kinsman, Vasiliy, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Sandomierz Tribe.
• Chieftess Wojslawa of Dobrzyn lost the war against King Vasiliy II of Poland.

1019

• Queen Varvara, the wife of King Vasiliy II of Poland, died under suspicious circumstances on 15 January, 1019.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland married Varvara, daughter of High Chief Radoslav of Tver.

1020

• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Lausitz against the army of Polish Revolt, commanded by Kunegunda of Polish Revolt.
• Kunegunda of Polish Revolt lost the war against King Vasiliy II of Poland.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland went to war against Chief Rostislav of Naklo.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland won the war against Chief Rostislav of Naklo.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland went to war against Chief Budimir of Liw.

1021

• King Vasiliy II of Poland lost the battle of Stezyca against the army of Liw, commanded by Chief Budimir of Liw.
• The army of King Vasiliy II of Poland, commanded by High Chief Oleg II of Greater Poland, was victorious in the battle of Stezyca against the armies of Liw.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland won the war against Chief Budimir of Liw.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland went to war against High Chief Voislav of Prussia.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Chelmno against the army of Prussia, commanded by Chief Gleb of Chelmno.

1022

• Vsevolod Kryvich married Elzbieta, daughter of Putiata Dregovich.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Plock against the army of Prussia, commanded by High Chief Voislav of Prussia.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Marienburg against the army of Prussia, commanded by Chief Gleb of Chelmno.
• The army of King Vasiliy II of Poland, commanded by Mayor Vladimir of Kalisz, was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the armies of Borovichi.

1023

• King Vasiliy II of Poland won the war against High Chief Voislav of Prussia.

1024

• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Karelia, ruled by High Chief Yaroslav.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland tried but failed to imprison High Chief Yaroslav of Karelia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Kalisz against the army of Karelia, commanded by High Chief Yaroslav of Karelia.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the army of Karelia, commanded by High Chief Tolir of Karelia.

1025

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

1026

• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Sieradz against the army of Karelia, commanded by High Chief Tolir of Karelia.
• High Chief Tolir of Karelia 'the Traitor' lost the war against King Vasiliy II of Poland.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Slutsk, ruled by Chief Rodislav 'the Cleansing Flame'.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland tried but failed to imprison Chief Rodislav of Slutsk 'the Cleansing Flame', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1027

• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Slutsk against the army of Volkovysk, commanded by Khan Badai of Volkovysk.
• Chief Rodislav of Slutsk 'the Cleansing Flame' lost the war against King Vasiliy II of Poland.

1028

• King Vasiliy II of Poland went to war against Captain Dionisii of Bulgarian Band.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Gemer against the army of Bulgarian Band, commanded by Captain Dionisii of Bulgarian Band.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland won the war against Captain Dionisii of Bulgarian Band.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Vasiliy II 'the Dragon'.
• Matriarch Varvara, the wife of King Vasiliy II of Poland, died of poor health on 20 November, 1028.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland married Kelyamal, daughter of Khan Tarmac of Kayghalaid.

1029

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

1030

• King Vasiliy II of Poland went to war against High Chief Erdvilas of Skalvia.

1031

• The army of King Vasiliy II of Poland, commanded by Szczesny Kujawski, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Skalvia.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Nalsia against the army of Skalvia, commanded by High Chief Erdvilas of Skalvia.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland 'the Dragon' won the war against High Chief Erdvilas of Skalvia.
• Vasiliy Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Lithuania from Liudas Ragai.

1032

• Poland was attacked by the Polish realm of Kujawian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Wojuta.
• Poland was attacked by the Khazar realm of Bulgaria, ruled by Khanum Snezhana 'the Unready'.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Kujawy against the army of Kujawian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Wojuta of Kujawian Peasant Revolt.
• Wojuta of Kujawian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Vasiliy II of Poland 'the Dragon'.

1033

• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Spis against the army of Onogost, commanded by Khanum Snezhana of Bulgaria.
• Khanum Snezhana of Bulgaria 'the Unready' lost the war against King Vasiliy II of Poland 'the Dragon'.
• Queen Mother Yevpraxia, the mother of King Vasiliy II of Poland, died attending to 'chamber business' on 9 September, 1033.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland went to war against Haukr of Finnish Revolt.

1034

• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Kalevan against the army of Finnish Revolt, commanded by Arnbjorn of Kalevan.
• Prince Ruslan, the heir of King Vasiliy II of Poland, died under suspicious circumstances on 8 September, 1034.
• Poland was attacked by the Polish realm of Sandomierskian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sambor.

1035

• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Sandomierz against the army of Sandomierskian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Sambor of Sandomierskian Peasant Revolt.
• Sambor of Sandomierskian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Vasiliy II of Poland 'the Dragon'.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the army of Jarva, commanded by Saemundr of Jarva.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the army of Jarva, commanded by Saemundr of Jarva.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland 'the Dragon' won the war against Haukr of Finnish Revolt.

1036

• King Vasiliy II of Poland went to war against King Vladimir of Galicia-Volhynia.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Oborniki from the enemy.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Czarknow from the enemy.

1037

• King Vasiliy II of Poland 'the Dragon' won the war against King Vladimir of Galicia-Volhynia 'the Good'.
• Vasiliy Kryvich usurped the County of Poznan from Vladimir Kryvich.
• Kelyamal Kayghalaid was imprisoned in a dungeon in Kujawy by King Vasiliy II of Poland.

1038

• King Vasiliy II of Poland went to war against Chief Zygimantas of Samogitia.
• King Vasiliy II of Poland went to war against High Chief Erdvilas of Skalvia.

1039

• King Vasiliy II of Poland died in battle against Girdenis on 7 January, 1039. His son, Gavriil, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Sandomierz.
• Gavriil Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Yatvingia from Yaroslav Kryvich.
• King Gavriil of Poland was victorious in the battle of Memel against the army of Skalvia, commanded by High Chief Erdvilas of Skalvia.
• King Gavriil of Poland was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the army of Samogitia, commanded by Chief Zygimantas of Samogitia.
• King Gavriil of Poland won the war against Chief Zygimantas of Samogitia.
• King Gavriil of Poland, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Gavriil 'Bloodaxe'.
• King Gavriil of Poland 'Bloodaxe' won the war against High Chief Erdvilas of Skalvia.

1040

• King Gavriil of Poland went to war against High Chief Dangeruthe of Courland.
• Velky Volhv Bayan II, leader of all Slavic faithful, died of severe stress on 15 June, 1040.
• King Gavriil of Poland was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the army of Courland, commanded by High Chief Dangeruthe of Courland.
• Poland was attacked by the Polish realm of Kujawian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Malowuj.
• King Gavriil of Poland 'Bloodaxe' won the war against High Chief Dangeruthe of Courland 'Red-cheeks'.
• King Gavriil of Poland was victorious in the battle of Kujawy against the army of Kujawian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Malowuj of Kujawian Peasant Revolt.
• Malowuj of Kujawian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Gavriil of Poland 'Bloodaxe'.

1041

• A river flooded parts of Novogrodek in the spring.

1042

• Poland was attacked by the Khazar realm of Yavantey's Host, ruled by Yavantey 'the Cruel'.
• King Gavriil of Poland was victorious in the battle of Kalisz against the army of Arngrimr's Host, commanded by Arngrimr of Arngrimr's Host.
• Gavriil Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Livonia from Refil Hviti.
• King Gavriil of Poland was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the army of Yavantey's Host, commanded by Yavantey of Yavantey's Host.

1043

• King Gavriil of Poland was victorious in the battle of Brno against the army of Yavantey's Host, commanded by Yavantey of Yavantey's Host.
• Yavantey of Yavantey's Host 'the Cruel' lost the war against King Gavriil of Poland 'Bloodaxe'.
• King Gavriil of Poland went to war against King Simon of Bohemia.
• Queen Zabava, the wife of King Gavriil of Poland, died of an infected wound on 15 November, 1043.

1044

• King Gavriil of Poland was slain by Hartmann in personal combat on 11 April, 1044. His half-brother, Yemelyan, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Bygdoszcz.
• King Yemelyan of Poland, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Yemelyan 'the Witch Hunter'.

1045

• The army of King Yemelyan of Poland, commanded by Chief Svetozar of Kurzeme, was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the armies of Borjigin.

1046

• Velky Volhv Buzan declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Slavics were called to help conquer Ruthenia from the Buddhists.
• King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter' won the war against King Simon of Bohemia.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Vysheslav.

1047

• The army of King Yemelyan of Poland, commanded by Klas Gautske, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• The army of King Yemelyan of Poland, commanded by Klas Gautske, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• The army of King Yemelyan of Poland, commanded by Klas Gautske, was victorious in the battle of Chelmno against the armies of Polish Revolt.

1048

• Yemelyan Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Skalvia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of King Yemelyan of Poland, commanded by Klas Gautske, was victorious in the battle of Upper Silesia against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• The Great Holy War declared by Buzan Bakunin ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Ruthenia.

1049

• Poland was attacked by the Norse realm of Einarr's Host, ruled by Einarr.
• King Yemelyan of Poland was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the army of Polish Revolt, commanded by Vysheslav of Polish Revolt.
• Vysheslav of Polish Revolt lost the war against King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter'.

1050

• The army of King Yemelyan of Poland, commanded by Lev Vyatich, was victorious in the battle of Lower Silesia against the armies of Grimr's Host.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Bygdoszcz from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Leczyca from the enemy.
• Einarr of Einarr's Host 'the Wise' lost the war against King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter'.

1051

• In Slutsk, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Yemelyan.

1052

• King Yemelyan of Poland went to war against Chief Mantvydas of Vilnius.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Vilnius Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter' won the war against Chief Mantvydas of Vilnius 'the Just'.
• The army of King Yemelyan of Poland, commanded by Vladislav Trubetskoy, was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the armies of Uppland.

1053

• King Yemelyan of Poland was victorious in the battle of Riga against the army of Uppland, commanded by Birger of Riga.
• Yemelyan Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Courland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Yemelyan of Poland went to war against Chief Swietopelk of Slupsk.

1054

• The army of King Yemelyan of Poland, commanded by High Chief Iziaslav III of Mazovia, was victorious in the battle of Slupsk against the armies of Slupsk.
• King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter' won the war against Chief Swietopelk of Slupsk.
• King Yemelyan of Poland married Lyylikki, daughter of High Chief Koz'ma of Pskov.
• Yemelyan Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Minsk from Badai Borjigin.

1055

• King Yemelyan of Poland went to war against Duke Miroslaw of Pomeralia.
• King Yemelyan of Poland went to war against Chief Erdenis of Latgale.
• King Yemelyan of Poland went to war against Chief Elmede of Talava.

1056

• King Yemelyan of Poland was victorious in the battle of Naklo against the army of Pomeralia, commanded by Duke Miroslaw of Pomeralia.
• King Yemelyan of Poland was victorious in the battle of Bytow against the army of Pomeralia, commanded by Duke Miroslaw of Pomeralia.
• King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter' won the war against Duke Miroslaw of Pomeralia.
• Yemelyan Kryvich usurped the County of Bytow from Miroslaw Rakki.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Me?otne from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Latgale Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter' won the war against Chief Erdenis of Latgale.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Talava Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter' won the war against Chief Elmede of Talava 'the Hunter'.

1057

• Yemelyan Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Pomeralia from Miroslaw Rakki.
• Yemelyan Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Latgale, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Yemelyan of Poland went to war against King Anders of Uppland.

1058

• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Riga Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Ledurga from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter' won the war against King Anders of Uppland.
• Poland was attacked by the Estonian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Uru.
• Uru of Catholic Uprising lost the war against King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter'.
• King Yemelyan of Poland went to war against King Grimr of Finland.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Tartu Tribe from the enemy.

1059

• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Liivimaa Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Gaujiena from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Viljandi from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Alempois from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Vaiga from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Mohu from the enemy.
• The army of King Yemelyan of Poland, commanded by Kiten, was defeated in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Germany.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Toompea from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Kalevan from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Haapsalu from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter' won the war against King Grimr of Finland.
• Yemelyan Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Sakala, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Yemelyan of Poland went to war against Chief Ingjald of Laanemaa.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Lihula from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Livs from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Haapsalu from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland 'the Witch Hunter' won the war against Chief Ingjald of Laanemaa 'the Blushing'.
• Yemelyan Kryvich usurped the County of Laanemaa from Ingjald Gunarrson.

1060

• A goat with three heads was born in Liivimaa.

1061

• King Yemelyan of Poland went to war against Khagan Husun of Borjigin.
• King Yemelyan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Orsha Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yemelyan of Poland lost the battle of Drutsk against the army of Borjigin, commanded by Khagan Husun of Borjigin.
• King Yemelyan of Poland died in battle against Hirapal on 15 December, 1061. His half-brother, Radoslav, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Bygdoszcz.
• People in Dvina claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1062

• King Radoslav of Poland was victorious in the battle of Drutsk against the army of Borjigin, commanded by Khan Belgutei of Bailjar.
• King Radoslav of Poland was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the army of Borjigin, commanded by Khagan Husun of Borjigin.
• King Radoslav of Poland was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Ringaudas of Catholic Uprising.
• King Radoslav of Poland won the war against Khagan Husun of Borjigin.

1063

• King Radoslav of Poland married Chotan, daughter of Khagan Burkhan II of Borjigin.
• King Radoslav of Poland committed suicide on 28 July, 1063. His nephew, Vasiliy, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Bygdoszcz.
• King Vasiliy III of Poland went to war against High Chief Koz'ma of Pskov.

1064

• The army of King Vasiliy III of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Novgorod against the armies of Pskov.
• The army of King Vasiliy III of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Gdov against the armies of Pskov.
• The army of King Vasiliy III of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Pskov.

1065

• The army of King Vasiliy III of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Gdov against the armies of Pskov.
• King Vasiliy III of Poland won the war against High Chief Koz'ma of Pskov 'the Dragon'.
• The army of King Vasiliy III of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Karachev against the armies of Begchik.
• Vasiliy Kryvich usurped the High Chiefdom of Polotsk from Belgutei Bailjar.

1066

• Poland was attacked by the Bohemian realm of Gemerian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Rajmund.
• The army of King Vasiliy III of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Gemer against the armies of Gemerian Peasant Revolt.
• Rajmund of Gemerian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Vasiliy III of Poland.

1067

• Velky Volhv Buzan, leader of all Slavic faithful, died of Pneumonia on 5 January, 1067.
• King Vasiliy III of Poland went to war against Chief Tyke of Kalevan.

1068

• The army of King Vasiliy III of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Kalevan.
• King Vasiliy III of Poland won the war against Chief Tyke of Kalevan 'the Monster'.
• King Vasiliy III of Poland, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Vasiliy III 'the Sword of Triglav'.
• King Vasiliy III of Poland went to war against Snorri of Narva.
• Vasiliy, the firstborn son, was born to King Vasiliy III of Poland.
• King Vasiliy III of Poland 'the Sword of Triglav' won the war against Snorri of Narva.
• Vasiliy Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Estonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1069

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

1070

• Wolislawa, the mother of King Vasiliy III of Poland, was burnt at the stake on the order of Chief Zbigniew of Gemer on 29 June, 1070.

1071

• The army of King Vasiliy III of Poland, commanded by Shaman Ingvar of Belev, was victorious in the battle of Karachev against the armies of Karadaid.

1072

• King Vasiliy III of Poland went to war against Chief Toghoril of Vitebsk.
• King Vasiliy III of Poland died under suspicious circumstances on 31 December, 1072. His son, Vasiliy, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Bygdoszcz.
• People in Bryansk claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1073

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Koz'ma of Pskov, was victorious in the battle of Minsk against the armies of Vitebsk.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland won the war against Chief Toghoril of Vitebsk.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Demid.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by Voislav, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Koz'ma of Pskov, was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• Poland was attacked by the German realm of Meissen, ruled by Duke Jaspert.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Koz'ma of Pskov, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Polish Revolt.

1074

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Gleb of Greater Poland, was victorious in the battle of Kholm against the armies of Polish Revolt.

1075

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Liw against the armies of Polish Revolt.

1076

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of Bavaria.

1077

• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Mitrofan's Host, ruled by Mitrofan.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by Vladislav Gdovich, was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of Polish Revolt.

1078

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of Bavaria.
• Queen Mother Astrid, the mother of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, died of Great Pox on 1 August, 1078.
• Velky Volhv Hudbad declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Slavics were called to help conquer Ruthenia from the Buddhists.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of Mitrofan's Host.

1079

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Deltuvian Peasant Revolt.

1080

• Duke Jaspert of Meissen lost the war against King Vasiliy IV of Poland.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Chelmno against the armies of Mitrofan's Host.
• Mitrofan of Mitrofan's Host lost the war against King Vasiliy IV of Poland.

1081

• The Great Holy War declared by Zabava ended with the successful conquest of Ruthenia from the Buddhists.

1082

• High Chief Ruslan III, the heir of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, died under suspicious circumstances on 12 July, 1082.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Polish Revolt.

1083

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Vitebsk against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• Chief Volodar of Sudovia married Malusha, daughter of High Chief Yaroslav of Silesia.

1084

• Poland was attacked by the German realm of Bohemia, ruled by Duchess Serhilda.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of Bavaria.

1085

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Upper Silesia against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Upper Silesia against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of Bavaria.
• Duchess Serhilda of Bohemia lost the war against King Vasiliy IV of Poland.

1086

• King Vasiliy IV of Poland married Priestess Pereyaslava.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland went to war against Khagan Chaghagan of Borjigin.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Selija Tribe from the enemy.
• Poland was attacked by the German realm of Merseburg, ruled by Countess Ingeltrude.

1087

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

1088

• Poland was attacked by the Norse realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Olafr.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by Vaino, was victorious in the battle of Izborsk against the armies of Borjigin.
• Olafr of Catholic Uprising lost the war against King Vasiliy IV of Poland.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by Vaino, was defeated in the battle of Latgale against the armies of Borjigin.

1089

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Borjigin.
• Chief Volodar, the heir of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, died after a disagreement with a meal on 20 October, 1089.

1090

• King Vasiliy IV of Poland lost the battle of Latgale against the army of Borjigin, commanded by Khagan Suyiketu of Borjigin.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland lost the battle of Selija against the army of Borjigin, commanded by Khan Yegu of Alchi.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland lost the war against Khagan Suyiketu of Borjigin.
• Count Norbert of Merseburg lost the war against King Vasiliy IV of Poland.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Viacheslav 'the Dragon'.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Boris 'the Quarreller'.

1091

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Iliya of Sakala, was victorious in the battle of Sieradz against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• Oleg, the firstborn son, was born to King Vasiliy IV of Poland.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland was victorious in the battle of Dobrzyn against the army of Polish Revolt, commanded by Viacheslav of Polish Revolt.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Vasiliy IV 'the Vengeful'.

1092

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Svetozar of Tver, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Svetozar of Tver, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Polish Revolt.

1093

• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by High Chief Svetozar of Tver, was victorious in the battle of Borovichi against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• Viacheslav of Polish Revolt 'the Dragon' lost the war against King Vasiliy IV of Poland 'the Vengeful'.

1094

• King Vasiliy IV of Poland was victorious in the battle of Borovichi against the army of Polish Revolt, commanded by Boris of Polish Revolt.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by Yefimiy Shein, was victorious in the battle of Tavastia against the armies of Norway.
• Boris of Polish Revolt 'the Quarreller' lost the war against King Vasiliy IV of Poland 'the Vengeful'.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by Terentiy Gdovich, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Selija.

1095

• King Vasiliy IV of Poland went to war against Chief Kiten of Selija.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland was victorious in the battle of Selija against the army of Selija, commanded by Chief Kiten of Selija.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland 'the Vengeful' won the war against Chief Kiten of Selija.
• Vasiliy Kryvich usurped the County of Selija from Kiten gada Montfort-l'Amaury.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland went to war against King Alfgeir of Bohemia.
• Velky Volhv Hudbad, leader of all Slavic faithful, died clutching at his heart on 25 September, 1095.

1096

• King Vasiliy IV of Poland lost the battle of Litomerice against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Alfgeir of Bohemia.
• The army of King Vasiliy IV of Poland, commanded by Chief Mitrofan of Czersk, was defeated in the battle of Lower Silesia against the armies of Bohemia.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Alfgeir of Bohemia.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland lost the battle of Hradec against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Alfgeir of Bohemia.

1097

• King Vasiliy IV of Poland lost the battle of South Bohemia against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Alfgeir of Bohemia.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland lost the battle of Hradec against the army of Sardinia and Corsica, commanded by King Alcide IV of Sardinia and Corsica.

1098

• King Vasiliy IV of Poland was victorious in the battle of Litomerice against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Holmger of Bohemia.
• Poland was attacked by the Polish realm of Kaliskian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Borzyslaw.
• King Vasiliy IV of Poland was victorious in the battle of Hradec against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by King Thomas of Aquitaine.

1099

• King Vasiliy IV of Poland died in battle on 14 June, 1099. His son, Oleg, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Bygdoszcz.
• The army of King Oleg of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Kalisz against the armies of Kaliskian Peasant Revolt.
• Wszebor of Kaliskian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Oleg of Poland.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Smolensk, ruled by High Chief Putiata.

1100

• The army of King Oleg of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Norway.
• King Oleg of Poland won the war against King Holmger II of Norway.
• King Oleg of Poland, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Oleg 'the Sword of Jarilo'.
• Oleg Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Bohemia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Oleg Kryvich usurped the Kingdom of Bohemia from Holmger Hvitserk.
• The army of King Oleg of Poland, commanded by Iziaslav Kromid, was defeated in the battle of Tavastia against the armies of Purginepazid.

1101

• The army of King Oleg of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Toropets against the armies of Smolensk.
• The army of King Oleg of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Vyazma against the armies of Smolensk.

1102

• The army of King Oleg of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Vyazma against the armies of Smolensk.
• Chief Yaroslav of Sudovia married Marina, daughter of Chief Koz'ma of Zemgale.
• High Chief Putiata of Smolensk 'the Able' lost the war against King Oleg of Poland 'the Sword of Jarilo'.

1103

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

1104

• King Oleg of Poland went to war against Khagan Bukha of Mergid.
• The army of King Oleg of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Drutsk against the armies of Mergid.
• The army of King Oleg of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Chernigov against the armies of Mergid.

1105

• The army of King Oleg of Poland, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Starodub against the armies of Mergid.
• King Oleg of Poland died under suspicious circumstances on 18 March, 1105. His kinsman, Yaroslav, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Merkine.
• King Yaroslav of Poland died in battle on 5 July, 1105. His uncle, Putiata, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Jacwiez.
• The army of King Putiata of Bohemia, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Novgorod Seversky against the armies of Mergid.
• King Putiata of Bohemia, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Putiata 'the Wise'.

1106

• Prince Iziaslav, the heir of King Putiata of Bohemia, was slain by Chanai Mergid in a chaotic battlefield duel on 9 March, 1106.
• The army of King Putiata of Bohemia, commanded by Hetman Ingvar of Rechtytsa, was victorious in the battle of Novgorod Seversky against the armies of Mergid.
• King Putiata of Poland went to war against Savilay of Onogosti Revolt.

1107

• King Putiata of Poland lost the battle of Lublin against the army of Onogosti Revolt, commanded by Savilay of Onogosti Revolt.
• The army of King Putiata of Poland, commanded by Chief Stanislav of Kashin, was victorious in the battle of Zubtsov against the armies of Catid.

1108

• Queen Khogaghchin, the wife of King Putiata of Poland, died of depression on 2 June, 1108.
• King Putiata of Poland was victorious in the battle of Krakow against the army of Onogosti Revolt, commanded by Savilay of Onogosti Revolt.

1109

• King Putiata of Poland died in battle against Duke Kibar of Ohrid on 1 March, 1109. His son, Ruslan, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Jacwiez.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Dobrynia 'the Bold'.

1110

• The army of King Ruslan of Poland, commanded by High Chief Dobrynia of Minsk, was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the armies of Polish Revolt.
• The army of King Ruslan of Poland, commanded by High Chief Dobrynia of Minsk, was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the armies of Polish Revolt.

1111

• Velky Volhv Ipek declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Slavics were called to help conquer Germany from the Catholics.

1112

• King Ruslan of Poland married Khojin, daughter of Khagan Bukha of Mergid.
• King Radoslav II of Bohemia married Pereyaslava, daughter of Ruslan Yemelyanid.

1113

• King Ruslan of Poland was victorious in the battle of Grodno against the army of Polish Revolt, commanded by Afanasiy of Polish Revolt.
• The Great Holy War declared by Ipek Bakunin ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Germany.
• Zabava, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Ruslan of Poland.

1114

• On 9 May, 1114, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
• King Ruslan of Poland lost the battle of Kujawy against the army of Polish Revolt, commanded by Afanasiy of Polish Revolt.

1115

• King Ruslan of Poland was victorious in the battle of Liw against the army of Polish Revolt, commanded by Chief Gavriil of Brodno.
• King Ruslan of Poland was victorious in the battle of Gostynin against the army of Polish Revolt, commanded by Chief Mitrofan of Czersk.
• King Ruslan of Poland made peace with Savilay of Onogosti Revolt.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Polish Revolt, ruled by Dobrynia.
• Konstantin, the firstborn son, was born to King Ruslan of Poland.

1116

• King Ruslan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Sieradz from the enemy.
• Velky Volhv Ipek, leader of all Slavic faithful, died of the dreaded Plague on 4 July, 1116.
• On 23 July, 1116 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 23 July, 1116 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• The army of King Ruslan of Poland, commanded by Vseslav Shemyachich, was victorious in the battle of Uusimaa against the armies of Karjaa.
• King Ruslan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Piotrkow from the enemy.
• King Ruslan of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Przedborz from the enemy.
• The army of King Ruslan of Poland, commanded by Vseslav Shemyachich, was victorious in the battle of Tavastia against the armies of Halsingland.

1117

• On 23 August, 1117 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 23 August, 1117 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Poland was attacked by the Norse realm of Tavastian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Hrolfr.

1118

• On 16 March, 1118 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Perun protect us.
• The army of King Ruslan of Poland, commanded by Terentiy Paskevich, was victorious in the battle of Novogrodek against the armies of Usun's Host.
• King Ruslan of Poland lost the battle of Sudovia against the army of Polish Revolt, commanded by Borzyslaw of Polish Revolt.

1119

• Borzyslaw of Polish Revolt won the war against King Ruslan of Poland.
• Queen Khojin, the wife of King Ruslan of Poland, died frothing at the mouth on 16 June, 1119.
• King Ruslan of Poland died of the dreaded Plague on 23 August, 1119. His son, Konstantin, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Jacwiez.
• Einarr of Tavastian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Konstantin of Poland.
• On 16 September, 1119 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Perun protect us.

1120

• On 16 April, 1120 word reached us that Africa has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 16 April, 1120 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1121

• On 16 May, 1121 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 16 May, 1121 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Velky Volhv Toktu, leader of all Slavic faithful, died of an infected wound on 17 November, 1121.

1122

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

1123

• King Konstantin of Poland went to war against King Radoslav II of Bohemia.

1124

• The army of King Konstantin of Poland, commanded by Radoslav of Grodno, was victorious in the battle of Prague against the armies of Bohemian Revolt.
• King Konstantin of Poland died under suspicious circumstances on 20 November, 1124. His cousin, Putiata, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Slutsk.
• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Gostynin.

1125

• King Putiata II of Poland won the war against King Radoslav II of Bohemia.
• Velky Volhv Isbul, leader of all Slavic faithful, died feverish and sweating on 23 January, 1125.

1126

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

1127

• King Putiata II of Poland went to war against High Chief Ingvar II of Novgorod.
• The army of King Putiata II of Poland, commanded by Radoslav of Grodno, was victorious in the battle of Lomza against the armies of Novgorod.

1128

• The army of King Putiata II of Poland, commanded by Radoslav of Grodno, was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the armies of Bohemia.

1129

• King Putiata II of Poland married Princess Yevdokia, daughter of King Roman II of Vladimir.

1130

• King Putiata II of Poland went to war against Chief Kogsegu of Lyubech.
• The army of King Putiata II of Poland, commanded by Shaman Mitrofan of Przedborz, was victorious in the battle of Slutsk against the armies of Lyubech.
• King Putiata II of Poland won the war against Chief Kogsegu of Lyubech.
• Putiata Kryvich usurped the County of Chernigov from Kogsegu Gravenhage.

1131

• King Putiata II of Poland supported King Sviatopolk of Ruthenia in war against his enemies.
• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Novogrodek against the army of Begter's Host, commanded by Begter of Begter's Host.
• Poland was attacked by the Russian realm of Sortavalian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sudislav.
• King Putiata of Vladimir supported King Putiata of Vladimir in war against his enemies.
• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Lyubech against the army of Ruthenian Revolt, commanded by Iziaslav of Ruthenian Revolt.

1132

• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Smolensk against the army of Ruthenian Revolt, commanded by Iziaslav of Ruthenian Revolt.
• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Murom against the army of Gorodets, commanded by Chief Sarak of Gorodets.
• Yefrosinia, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Putiata II of Poland.
• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Gorodets against the army of Gorodets, commanded by Chief Sarak of Gorodets.

1133

• King Putiata of Vladimir supported King Putiata of Vladimir in war against his enemies.
• King Putiata II of Poland lost the battle of Savo against the army of Sortavalian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Sudislav of Sortavalian Peasant Revolt.
• Sudislav of Sortavalian Peasant Revolt won the war against King Putiata II of Poland.

1134

• King Putiata of Vladimir supported King Putiata of Vladimir in war against his enemies.

1135

• King Putiata II of Poland went to war against King Radoslav II of Bohemia.
• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Radoslav II of Bohemia.
• The army of King Putiata II of Poland, commanded by Shaman Mitrofan of Przedborz, was victorious in the battle of Liw against the armies of Bohemia.
• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Kujawy against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Radoslav II of Bohemia.
• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Chelmno against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Radoslav II of Bohemia.

1136

• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Radoslav II of Bohemia.
• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Prague against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Radoslav II of Bohemia.
• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Wroclaw against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Radoslav II of Bohemia.

1137

• King Putiata II of Poland was victorious in the battle of Prague against the army of Bohemia, commanded by King Radoslav II of Bohemia.
• King Putiata II of Poland won the war against King Radoslav II of Bohemia 'the Butcher'.
• Putiata Kryvich usurped the Kingdom of Bohemia from Radoslav Kryvich.

1138

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

1139

• King Putiata II of Poland went to war against High Chief Ukhuna of Kiev.
• King Putiata II of Poland successfully led his armies, taking Kiev from the enemy.
• The army of King Putiata II of Poland, commanded by Shaman Mitrofan of Przedborz, was victorious in the battle of Kiev against the armies of Kiev.
• King Putiata II of Poland won the war against High Chief Ukhuna of Kiev.
• King Putiata II of Poland, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Putiata II 'the Sword of Radegast'.
• Putiata Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Kiev, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Putiata Kryvich created the title of High Chiefdom of Savonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1140

• King Putiata II of Poland supported King Putiata of Vladimir in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Putiata II of Poland, commanded by Shaman Mitrofan of Przedborz, was victorious in the battle of Gorodets against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.