House de Rennes of Brittany

Started bronzeman as Conan de Rennes Duke of Brittany in 1066.

Bronzeman Goals

Time Bending. Control Cornwall, Devon, Anjou, Maine, Mortain, Caen, Léon, Kernev (Cornouaille), Poher, Tregor, Domnoea (Penthievr), Broërec (Vannes), Roazhon (Rennes), Naoned (Nantes), and Retz. Acheived Gold.
Gloves Come Off. As Conan have sons. Acheived Bronze.
Pre-Emptive Self-Defence. Kill William de Normandie's dynasty. Acheived Gold.
16 points.

Achievements

These can not be gained in Bronzeman

Medieval Schlieffen: Seized an opportuity since I didn't turn off the Aztecs. They had been pushed to just scandinavia and the mongols had come into finland. My vassel the king of englan had a claim on Sweden, reduced to 2 scattered provices. Took Sweden for him so I could declare war on the Aztecs and mongols. Expected to win easily vs the Aztecs, wa ended inconclusivly declared Wahte peace vs Mongols as I had no hope. Did not get acheiment because it was only Brozeman.

Bloodlines

Blood of St. Alan (V) de Rennes

4 April 1168
Sainted
Montly Piety +0.1
Christian Church opinion +5
Gain more devotion in monastic societies

Blood of St. Alan (VI) de Rennes

4 April 1172
Sainted
Montly Piety +0.3
Damage agaisnt Religious enemies +30%
Zealots periodiclly join wars against Heathens
Alan VI had no descendants. Throne passed to his brother.

Blood of St. Gurci de Rennes

4 April 1196
Sainted
Montly Piety +0.3
Damage agaisnt Religious enemies +30%
Zealots periodiclly join wars against Heathens

Blood of Queen Cecilie

4 Oct 1237
Built 10 Castles
Noble Vassal Tax +5%
Fuedal Vassal Opinion +4
Access to special castle buildings
Matrilinial only

Blood of St. Cecilie of Renes

16 Aug 1274
Sainted
Montly Piety +0.2
Periodically attracts the servitude og Great Theologins
St, Cecilie was know for walking across water to save a man.

Great Works

Cathederal of the 2 Alans of Rennes.

Begun by Alan V "The Apostle" in 1129.,
Alan V added a relic tomb 1162
Alan VI renamed it to St. Alans of Rennes
Gurci complted Stained glass windows 1170
Guethenwoion renamed it Cathederal of the Two Alans of Rennes in 1223
Emporer Michael completed Gargoyles in 1275 and Hypocausts in 1270
Emporer Ossor completed stage III in 1295 started by his grandmother St. Empress Cecilia the Conferssor
Ossor completed catacombs 1297 and a historical mural in 1300.
Ossor completed stage IV in 1319.
Ossir completed the Giant cross in 1321.

Breton University

Started by Ossor in 1317 in Nantes.
Budoc completed stage 1 in 1344. He started the Guardian of Knowledge
Budoc completed the Guardians of Knowledge in 1346

Julich University (Inherited during construction)

Started by Ossor in 1317 in Nantes.
Budoc completed state 2 in 1344.
Budoc completed the Great Sminars in 1346

Magnificent Gardnes of Anjou

Started by Budoc 1337
Stage 1 completed y Budoc 1344. He initated fountains and stage 2
Budoc completed fountains 1345

Royal palace of Retz

Started by Budoc 1337

Great library of Maine

Started by Budoc 1337

1312 After warring to give England to our cousin she declared war on us to press a clam n Aquitine. Returned the favor by seizing the kingdom for another reletive and vassalizing. it. In the process we acquired the Great work of Stonehenge.

In 1350 when revoking the Merchant Repubic of Aquitine the epire switched to a merchant republic. Stopped soon after when I could not revert to a monarchy. Completed 2/9/2020

Rulers

Name	From	Until	Cause of end of reign	Relationship with predecessor	Primary Holding
King Konan		13 October, 1085	died of Cancer		Brittany
King Alan IV	13 October, 1085	29 January, 1102	died under suspicious circumstances	son of King Konan	Brittany
King Konan II	29 January, 1102	12 January, 1111	died of the dreaded Plague	half-brother of King Alan IV	Brittany
King Konan III	12 January, 1111	28 April, 1111	died in battle	nephew of King Konan II	Brittany
King Alan V ''the Merry''	28 April, 1111	28 September, 1164	died a natural death	brother of King Konan III	Brittany
King Alan VI	28 September, 1164	26 April, 1167	died comatose in bed	son of King Alan V	Brittany
King Morguethen ''the Monk''	26 April, 1167	27 May, 1170	was slain by Mayor Tiernualloc of Quimperle in personal combat	son of King Alan VI	Brittany
King Gurci ''the Noble''	27 May, 1170	19 June, 1192	died under suspicious circumstances	kinsman of King Morguethen	Brittany
King Louis	19 June, 1192	7 April, 1198	died under suspicious circumstances	son of King Gurci	Brittany
King Guethenwoion ''the Bold''	7 April, 1198	2 April, 1231	died after a disagreement with a meal	son of King Louis	Brittany
Empress Cecilie ''the Castellan''	2 April, 1231	14 May, 1269	died a natural death	daughter of King Guethenwoion	Brittany
Emperor Michel	14 May, 1269	24 September, 1279	died from a bad case of the Flu	son of Empress Cecilie	Brittany
Emperor Ossor ''the Magnanimous''	24 September, 1279	17 January, 1331	died a natural death	son of Emperor Michel	Brittany
Emperor Budoc	17 January, 1331	17 July, 1355	Game Ended	son of Emperor Ossor	Brittany

Chronicles

1066

This is the Chronicle of House de Rennes, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
King Konan of Brittany married Princess Sigrid, daughter of King Svend II of Denmark.

1067

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

1068

Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Vannes, ruled by Count Iocilin.
King Konan of Brittany tried but failed to imprison Count Iocilin of Vannes, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1069

Count Edouarzh, the heir of King Konan of Brittany, died a natural death on 11 July, 1069.

1070

Count Eozen of Vannes lost the war against King Konan of Brittany.
King Konan of Brittany made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.

1071

A dragon was seen in the county of Retz.

1072

King Svend II of Denmark supported King Svend II of Denmark in war against his enemies.

1073

King Konan of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Kalmar from the enemy.

1074

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

1075

Count Jafrez of Penthievre was imprisoned in a dungeon in Rennes by King Konan of Brittany.
Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Ribald's Host, ruled by Ribald.
Konan de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Penthievre, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1076

A dragon was seen in the county of Vannes.

1077

Berthe 'the Handsome', the mother of King Konan of Brittany, died bedridden and infirm on 2 July, 1077.
Konan de Rennes created the title of Kingdom of Brittany, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1078

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

1079

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

1080

A goat with three heads was born in Retz.

1081

A river flooded parts of Leon in the spring.

1082

King Konan of Brittany went to war against King Olav III of Norway.

1083

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Rennes.

1084

King Malcolm III of Scotland supported King Malcolm III of Scotland in war against his enemies.
King Konan of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Mortain against the army of Norwegian Revolt, commanded by Robert of Norwegian Revolt.

1085

Alan de Rennes married Queen Catrin, daughter of King Rhys of Deheubarth.
King Konan of Brittany died of Cancer on 13 October, 1085. His son, Alan, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Rennes.
A river flooded parts of Tregor in the spring.

1086

King Alan IV of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Eu against the army of Norway, commanded by King Olav III of Norway.
King Alan IV of Brittany 'the Tenacious' won the war against King Olav III of Norway 'the Tenacious'.
Alan de Rennes usurped the Duchy of Normandy from Ralph de Normandie.
Alan de Rennes usurped the County of Rouen from Ralph de Normandie.

1087

Brittany saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1088

Brittany was attacked by the Norman realm of Evreux, ruled by Count Edward.
King Alan IV of Brittany 'the Tenacious' tried but failed to imprison Count Edward of Evreux, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1089

King Alan IV of Brittany lost the battle of Evreux against the army of Evreux, commanded by Count Edward of Evreux.
Konan, the firstborn son, was born to King Alan IV of Brittany.
King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Rouen from the enemy.

1090

King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Evreux from the enemy.
King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Rouen from the enemy.
King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Alencon from the enemy.
King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Lisieux from the enemy.

1091

King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Rouen from the enemy.
Count Edward of Evreux made peace with King Alan IV of Brittany 'the Tenacious'.
King Alan IV of Brittany went to war against Duke Svend of Brittany.

1092

King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Paimpol from the enemy.
King Alan IV of Brittany 'the Tenacious' won the war against Prince Svend of Brittany.
Alan de Rennes usurped the County of Penthievre from Svend de Rennes.
Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Brittany, ruled by Duke Svend.
King Alan IV of Brittany 'the Tenacious' tried but failed to imprison Duke Svend of Brittany, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1093

King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking St Pol de Leon from the enemy.
Prince Svend of Brittany lost the war against King Alan IV of Brittany 'the Tenacious'.
Pope Alexander II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Shias.

1094

King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Zygra from the enemy.
King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Fuka from the enemy.

1095

The Crusade declared by Alexander ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Shias.

1096

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

1097

King Alan IV of Brittany went to war against Duke Geoffrey of Cornwall.
King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Lydford from the enemy.

1098

King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Tintagel from the enemy.
King Alan IV of Brittany 'the Tenacious' won the war against Duke Geoffrey of Cornwall.
King Alan IV of Brittany went to war against Duke Alan of Upper Brittany.
Pope Alexander II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of depression on 21 December, 1098.

1099

The army of King Alan IV of Brittany, commanded by Baron Alan of Lillebonne, was victorious in the battle of Vannes against the armies of Upper Brittany.
The army of King Alan IV of Brittany, commanded by Baron Alan of Lillebonne, was victorious in the battle of Vannes against the armies of Upper Brittany.
King Alan IV of Brittany 'the Tenacious' won the war against Duke Alan of Upper Brittany.
Alan de Rennes usurped the County of Cornouaille from Alan de Cornouaille.

1100

King Alan IV of Brittany went to war against Alberada of French Revolt.
King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Eu from the enemy.

1101

King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Aumale from the enemy.
King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Forges from the enemy.
King Alan IV of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Melun from the enemy.
King Alan IV of Brittany 'the Tenacious' won the war against Alberada of French Revolt.
Alan de Rennes usurped the County of Eu from Alberada de Normandie.

1102

King Alan IV of Brittany died under suspicious circumstances on 29 January, 1102. His half-brother, Konan, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Guingamp.
Svend de Rennes was released from imprisonment by King Konan II of Brittany.
Prince Svend of Brittany married Iudprost, daughter of Budic de Cornouaille.

1103

Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Breton Revolt, ruled by Alan.
Princess Sigrid, the mother of King Konan II of Brittany, died under suspicious circumstances on 11 April, 1103.
King Konan II of Brittany lost the battle of Nantes against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Alan of Breton Revolt.
King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Vannes against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Alan of Breton Revolt.
King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Caen against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Alan of Breton Revolt.

1104

King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Retz against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Alan of Breton Revolt.
King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Alan of Breton Revolt.
Alan of Breton Revolt lost the war against King Konan II of Brittany.
Brittany was attacked by the French realm of Picardie, ruled by Duke Simon.

1105

King Konan II of Brittany lost the battle of Rouen against the army of France, commanded by Duke Simon of Picardie.
King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the army of France, commanded by Duke Simon of Picardie.

1106

King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Eu against the army of France, commanded by Duke Simon of Picardie.
King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the army of France, commanded by Duke Simon of Picardie.
Duke Simon of Picardie 'the Frog' lost the war against King Konan II of Brittany.
On 8 December, 1106, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands

1107

King Konan II of Brittany went to war against Count Herluin of Mortain.
King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the army of Mortain, commanded by Count Herluin of Mortain.

1108

King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the army of Mortain, commanded by Count Herluin of Mortain.
King Konan II of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Caen against the army of Mortain, commanded by Count Herluin of Mortain.
King Konan II of Brittany lost the battle of Caen against the army of France, commanded by King Robert III of France.

1109

King Konan II of Brittany made peace with Count Herluin of Mortain.
King Konan II of Brittany supported King Felipe of Galicia in war against his enemies.

1110

On 12 February, 1110 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 12 February, 1110 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 16 August, 1110 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
Prince Svend, the heir of King Konan II of Brittany, died of the dreaded Plague on 7 November, 1110.
King Konan II of Brittany went to war against King William II of Cornwall.

1111

King Konan II of Brittany died of the dreaded Plague on 12 January, 1111. His nephew, Konan, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Guingamp.
On 11 February, 1111 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
On 23 February, 1111 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 23 February, 1111 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 23 February, 1111 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
King Konan III of Brittany died in battle on 28 April, 1111. His brother, Alan, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Guingamp.
A dragon was seen in the county of Rennes.

1112

King Alan V of Brittany married Princess Benedicta, daughter of Kaiser Rudolf of the Holy Roman Empire.
On 28 April, 1112 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1113

A goat with three heads was born in Cornouaille.

1114

Prince Louis of Brittany married Countess Dreguoreth, daughter of Count Nougui of Poher.
On 28 June, 1114 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 28 June, 1114 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
Conan, the firstborn son, was born to King Alan V of Brittany.

1115

King Alan V of Brittany went to war against Count Simon of Cornwall.
Brittany was attacked by the French realm of Picardie, ruled by Duke Thierry.

1116

King Alan V of Brittany won the war against Count Simon of Cornwall.
Alan de Rennes usurped the County of Cornwall from Simon de Vassy.
King Alan V of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the army of France, commanded by Duke Robert II of Aquitaine.

1117

Brittany was attacked by the French realm of Anjou, ruled by Duchess Sophie 'the Mutilator'.
King Alan V of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the army of France, commanded by Duchess Sophie of Anjou.
King Alan V of Brittany lost the battle of Maine against the army of France, commanded by Duke Thierry of Picardie.
Duke Thierry of Picardie won the war against King Alan V of Brittany.
King Alan V of Brittany lost the battle of Rennes against the army of France, commanded by Duchess Alic of Poitou.

1118

In Leon, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Alan V.

1119

King Alan V of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the army of France, commanded by Duchess Sophie of Anjou.
King Alan V of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the army of France, commanded by Duchess Alic of Poitou.

1120

The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the armies of France.
The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Maine against the armies of France.

1121

The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the armies of France.
Duchess Sophie of Anjou 'the Mutilator' lost the war against King Alan V of Brittany.
Benedicta von Rheinfelden was imprisoned in a dungeon in Rennes by King Alan V of Brittany.

1122

Prince Louis of Brittany married Countess Bronuen, daughter of Count Iudnimet of Rouen.

1123

King Alan V of Brittany went to war against Thierry of French Revolt.

1124

Pope Nicolaus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 24 March, 1124.

1125

Brittany was attacked by the French realm of Rouen, ruled by Countess Bronuen.
King Alan V of Brittany tried but failed to imprison Countess Bronuen of Rouen, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the armies of Rouen.
The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Eu against the armies of Rouen.

1126

Countess Bronuen of Rouen lost the war against King Alan V of Brittany.
King Alan V of Brittany made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

1127

Pope Stephanus X declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Shias.

1128

Caliph Abdul-Qadir declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.
The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Count Hoel of Cornwall, was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the armies of Fedayeen.
The Crusade declared by Stephanus ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Shias.

1129

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

1130

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Penthievre.

1131

A river flooded parts of Evreux in the spring.

1132

Brittany saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1133

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

1134

Benedicta von Rheinfelden was released from imprisonment by King Alan V of Brittany.
Caliph Ridwan II declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.
The Jihad declared by Abdul-Qadir Abbasid ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Catholics.

1135

Conan de Rennes married Princess Serhilda, daughter of Kaiser Eberhard of the Holy Roman Empire.

1136

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

1137

Brittany saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1138

Queen Catrin 'the Just', the mother of King Alan V of Brittany, died bedridden and infirm on 7 January, 1138.
Pope Stephanus X, leader of all Catholic faithful, died comatose in bed on 21 January, 1138.
King Alan V of Brittany supported King Beorhthelm of England in war against his enemies.

1139

King Alan V of Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Alan V 'the Merry'.
The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Oxford against the armies of Mercia.

1140

A river flooded parts of Cornouaille in the spring.

1141

The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Northampton against the armies of Mercia.
The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Westmorland against the armies of Mercia.

1142

The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Westmorland against the armies of Mercia.

1143

King Alan V of Brittany went to war against Queen Jorunn of Morgannwg.
King Alan V of Brittany 'the Merry' won the war against Queen Jorunn of Morgannwg.
Alan de Rennes usurped the County of Glywysing from Jorunn Crovan.

1144

King Alan V of Brittany went to war against Countess Brigit of Desmond.
The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Arthguiu, was victorious in the battle of Locha Lein against the armies of Desmond.

1145

The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Arthguiu, was victorious in the battle of Ormond against the armies of Desmond.
The army of King Alan V of Brittany, commanded by Arthguiu, was victorious in the battle of Thomond against the armies of Desmond.
King Alan V of Brittany 'the Merry' won the war against Countess Brigit of Desmond.
Alan de Rennes usurped the County of Desmond from Brigit Mac Carthaigh.

1146

A goat with three heads was born in Gower.

1147

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

1148

King Alan V of Brittany went to war against King Cuanu of Munster.

1149

King Alan V of Brittany 'the Merry' won the war against King Cuanu of Munster.

1150

Pope Sergius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of depression on 28 March, 1150.

1151

Prince Conan, the heir of King Alan V of Brittany, died of depression on 22 September, 1151.

1152

A river flooded parts of Poher in the spring.

1153

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

1154

Brittany saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1155

A river flooded parts of Poher in the spring.

1156

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

1157

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Retz.

1158

In Retz, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Alan V.

1159

A goat with three heads was born in Mortain.

1160

Princess Benedicta 'the Young', the wife of King Alan V of Brittany, died a natural death on 10 April, 1160.
King Alan V of Brittany married Marina, daughter of Sheikh Tello of Cadiz.

1161

Pope Sergius VI declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Anatolia from the Sunnis.

1162

A dragon was seen in the county of Cornwall.

1163

Pope Sergius VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 4 April, 1163.

1164

King Alan V of Brittany went to war against Count Thierry of Vexin.
King Alan V of Brittany died a natural death on 28 September, 1164. His son, Alan, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Dunasead.
King Alan VI of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the army of Vexin, commanded by Count Thierry of Vexin.
Prince Morguethen of Brittany married Valentina, daughter of Patrician Tedaldo of Grimaldi.

1165

King Alan VI of Brittany won the war against Count Thierry of Vexin.

1166

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

1167

King Alan VI of Brittany died comatose in bed on 26 April, 1167. His son, Morguethen, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Rennes.
Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Breton Revolt, ruled by Gurci.

1168

King Morguethen of Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Morguethen 'the Monk'.

1169

King Morguethen of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Gurci of Breton Revolt.
King Morguethen of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Gurci of Breton Revolt.

1170

King Morguethen of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Cornouaille against the army of England, commanded by Earl Ealdmund of Gwent.
Prince Guinhael, the heir of King Morguethen of Brittany, died of Cancer on 5 March, 1170.
The army of King Morguethen of Brittany, commanded by Buhedoc, was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the armies of Breton Revolt.
King Morguethen of Brittany was slain by Mayor Tiernualloc of Quimperle in personal combat on 27 May, 1170. His kinsman, Gurci, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Quimper.
A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Cornouaille.

1171

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

1172

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Gower.

1173

King Gurci of Brittany went to war against King Gormacan of Meath.

1174

The army of King Gurci of Brittany, commanded by Count Conmael of Poher, was victorious in the battle of Gower against the armies of Meath.
King Gurci of Brittany won the war against King Gormacan of Meath.

1175

Caliph Pamin declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.

1176

The Jihad declared by Pamin Fatimid ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Catholics.

1177

King Gurci of Brittany went to war against Princess Melita of Brittany.
The army of King Gurci of Brittany, commanded by Count Conmael of Poher, was victorious in the battle of Leix against the armies of Leinster.
Pope Caelestinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 17 July, 1177.
King Gurci of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Gowran from the enemy.

1178

King Gurci of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Clonmacnoise from the enemy.
King Gurci of Brittany won the war against Princess Melita of Brittany.

1179

Gurci de Rennes created the title of Kingdom of Ireland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Pope Eugenius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died from complications of being blinded on 21 March, 1179.
King Gurci of Brittany went to war against King Mael-Fabaill of Connacht.
Prince Louis of Brittany married Ornat, daughter of Count Felic of Thomond.
King Gurci of Brittany was victorious in the battle of West Connacht against the army of Connacht, commanded by King Mael-Fabaill of Connacht.
King Gurci of Brittany won the war against King Mael-Fabaill of Connacht.

1180

A river flooded parts of Leix in the spring.

1181

A dragon was seen in the county of Desmond.

1182

Queen Mother Bronuen, the mother of King Gurci of Brittany, died a natural death on 4 February, 1182.
Caliph Muslihiddin declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.
King Gurci of Brittany went to war against King Renaud III of France.

1183

King Gurci of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Maine against the army of France, commanded by King Renaud III of France.

1184

King Gurci of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Anjou against the army of France, commanded by King Renaud III of France.
King Gurci of Brittany won the war against King Renaud III of France.
Gurci de Rennes usurped the County of Anjou from Antoine d'Anjou.
Brittany was attacked by the Irish realm of North Connacht, ruled by Countess Seonaid.
King Gurci of Brittany tried but failed to imprison Countess Seonaid of North Connacht, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
King Gurci of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Breifne against the army of North Connacht, commanded by Countess Seonaid of North Connacht.

1185

King Gurci of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Kildare against the army of North Connacht, commanded by Countess Seonaid of North Connacht.
The Jihad declared by Muslihiddin Abbasid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Africa.

1186

Countess Seonaid of North Connacht lost the war against King Gurci of Brittany.

1187

King Gurci of Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Gurci 'the Noble'.
Pope Honorius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of complications related to Gout on 24 August, 1187.

1188

King Gurci of Brittany went to war against King Osulf of England.

1189

King Gurci of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Oxford against the army of England, commanded by Prince Swaefraed of England.
King Gurci of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Oxford against the army of England, commanded by King Osulf of England.
King Gurci of Brittany 'the Noble' won the war against King Osulf of England.
Gurci de Rennes usurped the County of Devon from Beornwulf de Mandeville.
Gurci de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Cornwall, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1190

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

1191

Gurci de Rennes created the title of Kingdom of Wales, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
King Gurci of Brittany went to war against Duke Luis of Gwynedd.
King Gurci of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Cornouaille against the army of Gwynedd, commanded by Duke Luis of Gwynedd.

1192

King Gurci of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Anjou against the army of Gwynedd, commanded by Duke Luis of Gwynedd.
King Gurci of Brittany died under suspicious circumstances on 19 June, 1192. His son, Louis, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Quimper.
The army of King Louis of Brittany, commanded by Count Conmael of Poher, was victorious in the battle of Cornouaille against the armies of Gwynedd.
King Louis of Brittany won the war against Duke Luis of Gwynedd.
Louis de Rennes usurped the Duchy of Powys from Luis de Leon.

1193

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

1194

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

1195

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

1196

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

1197

King Louis of Brittany went to war against King Mwyn of The Isles.

1198

King Louis of Brittany died under suspicious circumstances on 7 April, 1198. His son, Guethenwoion, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Quimper.
The armies of Brittany, led by Count Guoethoiarn of Evreux, captured Rome.

1199

King Guethenwoion of Brittany supported Hochmeister Godefroy of Teutonic Order in war against his enemies.

1200

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

1201

Brittany was attacked by the Irish realm of Breton Revolt, ruled by Gormacan.

1202

The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count AElfmaer of Oriel, was victorious in the battle of Maine against the armies of Breton Revolt.

1203

The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Guoethoiarn of Evreux, was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the armies of Breton Revolt.
The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Guoethoiarn of Evreux, was victorious in the battle of Ormond against the armies of Breton Revolt.
Brittany was attacked by the Scottish realm of Scottish Band, ruled by Captain Farquhar.
The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Guoethoiarn of Evreux, was victorious in the battle of Leix against the armies of Breton Revolt.

1204

The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Guoethoiarn of Evreux, was victorious in the battle of Caen against the armies of Breton Revolt.
Gormacan of Breton Revolt lost the war against King Guethenwoion of Brittany.
The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Guoethoiarn of Evreux, was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the armies of Scottish Band.
The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Guoethoiarn of Evreux, was victorious in the battle of Vexin against the armies of Scottish Band.
The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Iedechael, was victorious in the battle of Brycheiniog against the armies of Scottish Band.
The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Guoethoiarn of Evreux, was victorious in the battle of Maine against the armies of Scottish Band.
The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Iedechael, was victorious in the battle of Gower against the armies of Scottish Band.
Captain Farquhar of Scottish Band lost the war against King Guethenwoion of Brittany.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Guethenwoion 'the Bold'.

1205

A river flooded parts of Retz in the spring.

1206

King Guethenwoion of Brittany went to war against Gilbert of French Revolt.

1207

King Guethenwoion of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Eu against the army of French Revolt, commanded by Gilbert of French Revolt.

1208

King Guethenwoion of Brittany 'the Bold' won the war against Gilbert of French Revolt.

1209

King Guethenwoion of Brittany went to war against Duke Luis of Gwynedd.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the army of Gwynedd, commanded by Duke Luis of Gwynedd.
Pope Innocentius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 23 August, 1209.

1210

Prince Conan of Brittany married Berta, daughter of Prince Alar of Brittany.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany 'the Bold' won the war against Duke Luis of Gwynedd.
The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Mayor Stefen of Avranches, was victorious in the battle of Caen against the armies of Finland.

1211

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

1212

King Guethenwoion of Brittany married Princess Adelheid, daughter of Kaiser Zbynek of the Holy Roman Empire.

1213

Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Cornwall, ruled by Duchess Steren.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany 'the Bold' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Steren of Cornwall, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the army of Cornwall, commanded by Duchess Steren of Cornwall.

1214

King Guethenwoion of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Caen against the army of Cornwall, commanded by Duchess Steren of Cornwall.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Mortain against the army of Finland, commanded by Chief Alf of Sudermannia.
Brittany was attacked by the Norman realm of Avranchesian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Berold.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Mortain against the army of Avranchesian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Berold of Avranchesian Peasant Revolt.
Berold of Avranchesian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Guethenwoion of Brittany 'the Bold'.
Duchess Steren of Cornwall lost the war against King Guethenwoion of Brittany 'the Bold'.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Mortain against the army of Finland, commanded by Chief Alf of Sudermannia.
The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Sulhoiarn of Vexin, was victorious in the battle of Caen against the armies of Finland.

1215

Brittany was attacked by the Welsh realm of Leinster, ruled by Duchess Annes.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany 'the Bold' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Annes of Leinster, causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1216

King Guethenwoion of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Leix against the army of Leinster, commanded by Duchess Annes of Leinster.
Duchess Annes of Leinster lost the war against King Guethenwoion of Brittany 'the Bold'.

1217

The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Sulhoiarn of Vexin, was victorious in the battle of Caen against the armies of Finland.

1218

Cecilie, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Guethenwoion of Brittany.

1219

Pope Lucius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 21 May, 1219.
Queen Mother Ornat, the mother of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, died of complications related to Gout on 6 December, 1219.

1220

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

1221

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

1222

The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Count Lambert of Caen, was victorious in the battle of Mortain against the armies of Lapland.

1223

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

1224

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Anjou.

1225

Pope Martinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 15 October, 1225.

1226

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

1227

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

1228

The army of King Guethenwoion of Brittany, commanded by Tancred, was victorious in the battle of Mortain against the armies of Lapland.

1229

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

1230

King Guethenwoion of Brittany went to war against King Claeuwaert of France.

1231

King Guethenwoion of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Paris against the army of France, commanded by King Claeuwaert of France.
King Guethenwoion of Brittany died after a disagreement with a meal on 2 April, 1231. His daughter, Cecilie, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Quimper.
A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Leon.

1232

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

1233

Pope Stephanus XI declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Thrace from the Orthodoxs.
Queen Cecilie of Brittany lost the war against King Claeuwaert of France.

1234

Queen Cecilie of Brittany married Prince Ossor, son of King Haldor of Sweden.
Queen Cecilie of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Split against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Patrician Loncho of Binciola.

1235

Queen Cecilie of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Ragusa against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Patrician Leonardus of Resti.
Queen Cecilie of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Rector Piero of Ragusa.
Michel, the firstborn son, was born to Queen Cecilie of Brittany.
Queen Cecilie of Brittany lost the battle of Zeta against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Queen Agathe of Serbia.
The Crusade declared by Stephanus ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Orthodoxs.

1236

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

1237

Queen Cecilie of Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as Queen Cecilie 'the Castellan'.

1238

Brittany was attacked by the Welsh realm of Builther Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ewyas.
The army of Queen Cecilie of Brittany, commanded by Mayor Sulgen of Quimperle, was victorious in the battle of Builth against the armies of Builther Peasant Revolt.
Ewyas of Builther Peasant Revolt lost the war against Queen Cecilie of Brittany 'the Castellan'.

1239

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

1240

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

1241

Brittany saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1242

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

1243

In Retz, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Queen Cecilie.

1244

A goat with three heads was born in Anglesey.

1245

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Poher.

1246

Pope Stephanus XI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Great Pox on 10 November, 1246.

1247

A river flooded parts of West Connacht in the spring.

1248

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

1249

Cecilie de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Ulster, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Queen Cecilie of Brittany went to war against Sultan Yahya III of Badajoz.

1250

Queen Cecilie of Brittany lost the battle of Maine against the army of Badajoz, commanded by Sultan Yahya III of Badajoz.

1251

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

1252

Queen Cecilie of Brittany 'the Castellan' won the war against Sultan Yahya III of Badajoz.

1253

Pope Benedictus XI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of an infected wound on 12 December, 1253.

1254

Queen Cecilie of Brittany went to war against Duym of Croatian Revolt.

1255

Cecilie de Rennes displayed her great power by founding the new Empire of Brittany.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany 'the Castellan' won the war against Duym of Croatian Revolt.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany went to war against Sultan Abu of Aquitaine.

1256

Empress Cecilie of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Agen against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by Sultan Abu of Aquitaine.
The army of Empress Cecilie of Brittany, commanded by Clotwoion, was victorious in the battle of Thouars against the armies of Aquitaine.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Agen against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by Sultan Abu of Aquitaine.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany 'the Castellan' won the war against Sultan Abu of Aquitaine.
Cecilie de Rennes usurped the Duchy of Aquitaine from Abu Aftasid.
Strangers in strange ships landed in the Sudurlander county of Vestisland, bringing rise to much worry and rumours across the lands.

1257

Empress Cecilie of Brittany made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

1258

In Cornouaille, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Empress Cecilie.

1259

A terrible scourge was unleashed upon Sudurland as the hordes of the Aztec Emperor arrived from beyond the sea to wreak havoc and destruction.

1260

Empress Cecilie of Brittany went to war against Emir Guilhem of Blois.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Perche against the army of Blois, commanded by Emir Guilhem of Blois.

1261

Empress Cecilie of Brittany lost the battle of Anjou against the army of Saintonge, commanded by Count Eustache of Saintonge.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany 'the Castellan' lost the war against Duke Guilhem of Blois 'the Noble'.

1262

A river flooded parts of Caen in the spring.

1263

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

1264

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Meath.

1265

Michel de Rennes married Princess Cecilie, daughter of Kaiser Siegmund of the Holy Roman Empire.

1266

Empress Cecilie of Brittany went to war against Duke Floris of Flanders.
The army of Empress Cecilie of Brittany, commanded by Hesdren, was victorious in the battle of Eu against the armies of Eldecyuk's Host.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany successfully led her armies, taking Peronne from the enemy.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany successfully led her armies, taking Amiens from the enemy.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany successfully led her armies, taking Noyon from the enemy.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany successfully led her armies, taking Guines from the enemy.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany 'the Castellan' won the war against Duke Floris of Flanders 'the Usurper'.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany supported Kaiser Siegmund of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.
The armies of Brittany, led by Eirik, captured Paris.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany successfully led her armies, taking Guines from the enemy.

1267

Empress Dowager Adelheid, the mother of Empress Cecilie of Brittany, died a natural death on 2 June, 1267.
Pope Lucius III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer France from the Sunnis.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany successfully led her armies, taking Chauvigny from the enemy.

1268

The Crusade declared by Lucius ended with the successful conquest of France from the Sunnis.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany went to war against Duke Gauthier of Burgundy.
The army of Empress Cecilie of Brittany, commanded by Bishop Maeldoi of Mayenne, was victorious in the battle of Senlis against the armies of Burgundian Revolt.
Emperor Ossor 'the Chaste', the husband of Empress Cecilie of Brittany, died of terminal stage Leprosy on 10 December, 1268.
Empress Cecilie of Brittany married Barthelemi, son of Count Barthelemi of Eu.

1269

Empress Cecilie of Brittany died a natural death on 14 May, 1269. Her son, Michel, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Mortain.
The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Count Iuduallon of Vannes, was victorious in the battle of Chalons against the armies of Burgundy.
The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Count Iuduallon of Vannes, was victorious in the battle of Dijon against the armies of Paris.

1270

The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Guihomarch, was victorious in the battle of Evreux against the armies of Othon's Host.
The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Count Iuduallon of Vannes, was victorious in the battle of Sens against the armies of Burgundy.
Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes' won the war against Emir Ya'far of Paris.

1271

Brittany was attacked by the French realm of Anjou, ruled by Duke Aymar.
Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes' tried but failed to imprison Duke Aymar of Anjou, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1272

The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Count Iuduallon of Vannes, was victorious in the battle of Retz against the armies of Anjou.
Pope Lucius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 27 February, 1272.
Emperor Michel of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Retz against the army of Anjou, commanded by Duke Aymar of Anjou.
Duke Aymar of Anjou lost the war against Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes'.
Brittany was attacked by the French realm of Maine, ruled by Count Sigismond.
Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes' tried but failed to imprison Count Sigismond of Maine, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Bishop Bodan of Barfleur, was victorious in the battle of Maine against the armies of Maine.
Count Sigismond of Maine lost the war against Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes'.
Michel de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Brittany, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Brittany was attacked by the Irish realm of Munster, ruled by Duke Uilliam.
Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes' tried but failed to imprison Duke Uilliam of Munster, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
Emperor Michel of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Kildare against the army of Munster, commanded by Duke Uilliam of Munster.

1273

The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Duke Goennoc II of Meath, was victorious in the battle of Thomond against the armies of Munster.
Emperor Michel of Brittany supported Kaiser Siegmund of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.
Emperor Michel of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Waterford from the enemy.
Emperor Michel of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Cashel from the enemy.

1274

Duke Uilliam of Munster lost the war against Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes'.

1275

Brittany was attacked by the Castilian realm of Morgannwg, ruled by Duchess Jimena.
Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Jimena of Morgannwg, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Duke Iuduallon of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Breifne against the armies of Morgannwg.
Duchess Jimena of Morgannwg lost the war against Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes'.

1276

Emperor Michel of Brittany went to war against Count Bouchard of Saintonge.
Emperor Michel of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Saintonge against the army of Saintonge, commanded by Count Bouchard of Saintonge.
Emperor Michel of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Saintonge against the army of Saintonge, commanded by Count Bouchard of Saintonge.

1277

The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Prince Arthur of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Thouars against the armies of Saintonge.
Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes' won the war against Count Bouchard of Saintonge.
Emperor Michel of Brittany went to war against Sultan Abu of Aquitaine.
Emperor Michel of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Bearn against the army of Albarracin, commanded by Shaykhah Dima of Albarracin.
Emperor Michel of Brittany 'the Fairest of Rennes' won the war against Sultan Abu of Aquitaine.
Michel de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Gascogne, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Michel de Rennes created the title of Kingdom of Aquitaine, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1278

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

1279

Emperor Michel of Brittany went to war against Sheikh Abbas of Angouleme.
Emperor Michel of Brittany went to war against Count Ladron of Dax.
Emperor Michel of Brittany went to war against Duke Sigismond of Burgundy.
The army of Emperor Michel of Brittany, commanded by Duke Goennoc II of Meath, was victorious in the battle of Angouleme against the armies of Angouleme.
Emperor Michel of Brittany died from a bad case of the Flu on 24 September, 1279. His son, Ossor, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Angers.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Duke Iuduallon of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Auxerre against the armies of Burgundy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany supported Kaiser Siegmund of the Holy Roman Empire in war against his enemies.

1280

Emperor Ossor of Brittany won the war against Sheikh Abbas of Angouleme.
The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Armagnac.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany won the war against Count Ladron of Dax.

1281

The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Duke Iuduallon of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Viscaya against the armies of the Aztec Empire.

1282

Tlatoani Gil of Andalusia supported Tlatoani Gil of Andalusia in war against his enemies.

1283

Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Huetlatoani Tlaloc of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Pamplona from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Tudela from the enemy.

1284

Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Tafalla from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Vitoria from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking San Sebastian from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Eibar from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Onate from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany won the war against Huetlatoani Tlaloc of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Wali Jyad of Leyre.
Pope Benedictus XII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 26 October, 1284.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Leyre from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany won the war against Wali Jyad of Leyre.
Ossor de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Navarra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1285

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

1286

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

1287

Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Emir Yahya of Castille.
Pope Innocentius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 22 August, 1287.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Leon from the enemy.

1288

Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Villablino from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany won the war against Emir Yahya of Castille 'the Butcher'.

1289

Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Count Gelduin of Ponthieu.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Count Clotaire of Senlis.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Senlis against the army of Senlis, commanded by Count Clotaire of Senlis.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Senlis from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany won the war against Count Clotaire of Senlis.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany won the war against Count Gelduin of Ponthieu 'the Merry'.
Ossor de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Picardie, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Ossor de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Paris, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Ossor de Rennes created the title of Kingdom of Navarra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1290

Pope Silvester IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died comatose in bed on 8 April, 1290.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany married Princess Amalie, daughter of Kaiser Gerlach II of the Holy Roman Empire.

1291

Emperor Ossor of Brittany supported Princess Cecilie of the Holy Roman Empire in war against her enemies.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Castelnau from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Ossor 'the Magnanimous'.

1292

Argantlon, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Ossor of Brittany.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Anfa from the enemy.
Brittany was attacked by the Nahua realm of the Aztec Empire, ruled by Huetlatoani Tlaloc 'the Butcher'.

1293

Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Najera from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Haro from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Logrono from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Calahorra from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Soria from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Almazan from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Gormaz from the enemy.

1294

Huetlatoani Tlaloc of the Aztec Empire 'the Butcher' lost the war against Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous'.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Huetlatoani Tlaloc of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Osma from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking El Burgo from the enemy.

1295

Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Valladolid from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Tordesillas from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous' won the war against Huetlatoani Tlaloc of the Aztec Empire 'the Butcher'.
Ossor de Rennes usurped the Duchy of Castille from Yahya Yafarid.

1296

Emperor Ossor of Brittany made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against King AElfraed of England.
Budoc, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Ossor of Brittany.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Bishop Alured of Montsoreau, was victorious in the battle of Gwent against the armies of England.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Ilcarthon de Rennes, was victorious in the battle of Hereford against the armies of England.

1297

Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous' won the war against King AElfraed of England.
King Adalberto IV of Sardinia and Corsica supported King Adalberto IV of Sardinia and Corsica in war against his enemies.

1298

The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Guethencor, was victorious in the battle of Modena against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1299

The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Guethencor, was victorious in the battle of Capua against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
Tlatoani Gil of Andalusia supported Tlatoani Gil of Andalusia in war against his enemies.

1300

Pope Victor III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Buddhists.

1301

The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Mayor Antoine of Beaumont, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Bishop Breselcoucant of La Reole, was victorious in the battle of Dorylaion against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1302

The Crusade declared by Victor ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Buddhists.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against King Andrei of Galicia.

1303

Emperor Ossor of Brittany lost the battle of Viscaya against the army of Galicia, commanded by King Andrei of Galicia.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Baron Alor of Eibar, was defeated in the battle of Viscaya against the armies of Galicia.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Viscaya against the army of Galicia, commanded by King Andrei of Galicia.

1304

Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Palencia from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Saint Antolin from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking San Salvador from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Palencia against the army of Galicia, commanded by King Andrei of Galicia.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Palencia against the army of Galicia, commanded by King Andrei of Galicia.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous' won the war against King Andrei of Galicia 'the Great'.
Ossor de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Leon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1305

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

1306

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

1307

Brittany was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of England, ruled by Queen AEthelraeda 'the Usurper'.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Duke Coelub of Munster, was victorious in the battle of Winchester against the armies of England.

1308

Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Perigord against the army of England, commanded by Queen AEthelraeda of England.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Count Hunfroi of Zaragoza, was victorious in the battle of Clydesdale against the armies of England.
Queen AEthelraeda of England 'the Usurper' lost the war against Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous'.
Brittany was attacked by the Castilian realm of Osman Peasant Revolt, ruled by Salvador.

1309

Salvador of Osman Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous'.

1310

Pope Victor III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Consumption on 28 June, 1310.

1311

Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Queen AEthelraeda of England.
Pope Innocentius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 11 December, 1311.

1312

The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Iudcum, was victorious in the battle of Lusignan against the armies of England.
Brittany was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Seville, ruled by Emir It'ij.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous' won the war against Queen AEthelraeda of England 'the Usurper'.
Ossor de Rennes usurped the Duchy of Galloway from Halfdan Eldjarn.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Iudcum, was victorious in the battle of Aracena against the armies of Seville.
Emir It'ij of Seville lost the war against Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous'.

1313

Emperor Ossor of Brittany supported Alonso of The Reconquista in war against his enemies.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany lost the battle of Astorga against the army of Galicia, commanded by King Andrei of Galicia.

1314

The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by King Petroc of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Guarda against the armies of Galicia.

1315

A dragon was seen in the county of Bearn.

1316

Prince Budoc of Brittany married Fortunata, daughter of Patrician Nino of Pettiti.

1317

In Maine, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Ossor.

1318

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

1319

Ossor de Rennes created the title of Kingdom of Scotland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Ossor de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Blois, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
King Otso of Finland petitioned Emperor Ossor of Brittany to bring the Catholic faith to his pagan tribes.

1320

Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Queen Kristina of Sweden.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Duke Guorhoiarn of Blois, was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the armies of Viken.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Duke Guorhoiarn of Blois, was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the armies of Viken.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Duke Guorhoiarn of Blois, was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the armies of Viken.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Bagahus from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Kungahalla from the enemy.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous' won the war against Queen Kristina of Sweden.

1321

Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Huetlatoani Tlaloc of the Aztec Empire.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against Khagan Hulegu of the Mongol Empire.
Princess Cecilie 'the Fowler', the mother of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, died a natural death on 16 September, 1321.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Duke Guorhoiarn of Blois, was victorious in the battle of Romerike against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.

1322

Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Satakunta against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khagan Hulegu of the Mongol Empire.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous' made peace with Khagan Hulegu of the Mongol Empire 'the Wolf'.

1323

Ossor de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Lothian, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Ossor de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Poitou, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Blois, ruled by Duke Guorhoiarn.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous' tried but failed to imprison Duke Guorhoiarn of Blois, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Perche against the army of Blois, commanded by Duke Guorhoiarn of Blois.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Orleans against the army of Blois, commanded by Duke Guorhoiarn of Blois.
Duke Guorhoiarn of Blois lost the war against Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous'.

1324

Brittany saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1325

Empress Amalie, the wife of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, died of complications related to Gout on 26 October, 1325.

1326

Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against King Suero of Castille.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany went to war against King Eljigedei II of Galicia.
Paris lost Paris to the forces of Huecalpixqui Zolin of Albany.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Soria against the army of Castille, commanded by King Suero of Castille.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous' won the war against King Suero of Castille.
Brittany was attacked by the Castilian realm of Badajozan Liberation Revolt, ruled by Ramiro.

1327

Emperor Ossor of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Palencia against the army of Badajozan Liberation Revolt, commanded by Ramiro of Badajozan Liberation Revolt.
Ramiro of Badajozan Liberation Revolt lost the war against Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous'.
The army of Emperor Ossor of Brittany, commanded by Iudcum, was victorious in the battle of Astorga against the armies of Galicia.
Emperor Ossor of Brittany 'the Magnanimous' won the war against King Eljigedei II of Galicia.
Ossor de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Asturias, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1328

A dragon was seen in the county of Braganca.

1329

Ossor de Rennes created the title of Duchy of Bourbon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Ossor de Rennes created the title of Kingdom of France, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1330

Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Westmeath.

1331

Emperor Ossor of Brittany died a natural death on 17 January, 1331. His son, Budoc, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Olomouc.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Tarifa from the enemy.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Algeciras from the enemy.

1332

Brittany saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1333

Budoc de Rennes usurped the Kingdom of Norway from Tormod Gautur.
Ossor de Rennes married Flora, daughter of Aldrich von Arnstein.

1334

Pope Caelestinus III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Sunnis.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Bishop Guoedatoe of Saint Antolin, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Galicia.

1335

Emperor Budoc of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Bilbays against the army of Hijaz, commanded by Sheikh Faruk of Tihama.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Duke Coelub of Munster, was victorious in the battle of Kolzum against the armies of Anatolian Revolt.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Duke Coelub of Munster, was victorious in the battle of Cairo against the armies of Anatolian Revolt.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Tinnis from the enemy.

1336

Emperor Budoc of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Said from the enemy.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Kolzum from the enemy.
The Crusade declared by Caelestinus ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Sunnis.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Budoc 'the Sword of God'.

1337

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

1338

Emperor Bilzi of the Aztec Empire petitioned Emperor Budoc of Brittany to bring the Catholic faith to his pagan tribes.

1339

The armies of Brittany, led by Zolin of Scottish Revolt, captured Paris.
Paris lost Paris to the forces of Emperor Budoc of Brittany.

1340

A river flooded parts of Alto Aragon in the spring.

1341

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

1342

Emperor Budoc of Brittany went to war against Serene Doge Vittore II of Pisa.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Patrician Patern of de Blaye, was victorious in the battle of Melgueil against the armies of Pisa.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Patrician Patern of de Blaye, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Pisa.

1343

Emperor Budoc of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the army of Pisa, commanded by Serene Doge Vittore II of Pisa.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany 'the Sword of God' won the war against Serene Doge Vittore II of Pisa 'the Blessed'.

1344

A goat with three heads was born in Westrobothnia.

1345

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

1346

Brittany saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1347

A river flooded parts of Shrewsbury in the spring.

1348

Pope Caelestinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 16 October, 1348.

1349

Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Aquitaine, ruled by Grand Mayor Breselcoucant 'One-Eye'.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany 'the Sword of God' tried but failed to imprison Grand Mayor Breselcoucant of Aquitaine 'One-Eye', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Blaye from the enemy.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louenan of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Lusignan against the armies of Aquitaine.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louenan of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Bordeaux against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Tizocic Nochehuatlid, was victorious in the battle of Thouars against the armies of Aquitaine.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Guinhoiarn, was victorious in the battle of Saintonge against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Guinhoiarn, was victorious in the battle of Bordeaux against the armies of Aquitaine.

1350

The army of Emperor Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Prince Louenan of Wales, was victorious in the battle of Perigord against the armies of Aquitaine.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Bellac from the enemy.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Turenne from the enemy.
Emperor Budoc of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Limoges from the enemy.
Grand Mayor Breselcoucant of Aquitaine 'One-Eye' lost the war against Emperor Budoc of Brittany 'the Sword of God'.

1351

In Perche, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Grand Prince Budoc.

1352

The army of Grand Prince Budoc of Brittany, commanded by Mayor Inisian of Burgos, was victorious in the battle of Ceuta against the armies of Aksonqor's Host.
Budoc de Rennes created the title of Principality of Britannia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1353

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

1354

Britannia was attacked by the Breton realm of Navarra, ruled by King Andreas 'the Apostle'.
Grand Prince Budoc of Britannia 'the Sword of God' tried but failed to imprison King Andreas of Navarra 'the Apostle', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
Artbran, the heir of Grand Prince Budoc of Britannia, died under suspicious circumstances on 30 April, 1354.
Grand Prince Budoc of Britannia successfully led his armies, taking Pamplona from the enemy.
Grand Prince Budoc of Britannia successfully led his armies, taking Leyre from the enemy.
Grand Prince Budoc of Britannia successfully led his armies, taking Tudela from the enemy.
Grand Prince Budoc of Britannia successfully led his armies, taking Tafalla from the enemy.
The army of Grand Prince Budoc of Britannia, commanded by Guinhoiarn, was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the armies of Navarra.
King Andreas of Navarra 'the Apostle' lost the war against Grand Prince Budoc of Britannia 'the Sword of God'.

1355

Budoc de Rennes usurped the Republic of Bergslagen from Hakon af Island.
Fortunata, the wife of Grand Prince Budoc of Brittany, died of Cancer on 17 July, 1355.
Grand Prince Budoc of Brittany married Ilsa, daughter of Count Ekbert of Liw.
Custentin de Rennes married Anderquina, daughter of Duke Pelayo II of Gwynedd.