As soon as I unpased France declared Holy War on me, followed by Pitou (who is a vassal of France and shouldnt be able to do that). I am forced to convert to Chrstianity.

Brittany declared war on me for Nants and I depleted my treasury fighting them off. Was captured, but instea dof ending the war Brittany cut off my hand and released my so the war I was losing continued until I lost Nates.

Hroduflr Hakon's son still able to raid but Christian joined the Satanists. He formed an alliance with France by marryaig a French princess and joining the French wars in Iberia until he was captured by the Sultan of Margreb. With French aid and mercenaries was able to reclaim Nantes, and take Rennes from Brittany. Defeated a Norman attempt to take Rennes. Hroduflr became High Preist. Captured by the Pope while raiding Rome.

Hroduflr recruited his eledst son for Satan and absorbed the lifeforce of the others before he was poisoned.

Hakon II assisted in a Crusade for Aquitine despite being backdoored by Brittany just before it started. His sister won Leida. After the second attempt by Brttany to take our territory we returned the favor and took Vannes from them. Tok Poher an usurped the kingdom of Brittany. Satan killed my siter giving me Lleida. My daughter married the leader of the Childrens Crusade forcing me to aid it. The Claiph declared holy war for Lleida on me, but the whole Christian world came to my aid. Bcame king of Brittany.

Hakon's son Sverker completed the conquest of Brittany nad joined the assassins

Hakon II returned to raiding. And died heirless fighitng Cordoba.

This was one of the shortest games I've played. Nothing went right. Made almsot no progress towards and of the acheivements. The first two were done when I converted Christianity and it was virtually impossible to get land closer to India.

Completed: 3/29/2020

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936

• This is the Chronicle of House Namsborg, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
• King Hakon of Upper Brittany married Yrsa.
• Upper Brittany was attacked by the French realm of Paris, ruled by Prince Hugues 'the Great'.

937

• Upper Brittany was attacked by the Occitan realm of Poitou, ruled by Duke Guilhem.
• King Hakon of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Saumur from the enemy.
• King Hakon of Upper Brittany converted from Germanic to Catholic.

938

• King Hakon of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Rennes against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Alan II of Brittany.

939

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

940

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

941

• King Hakon of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Santaigia from the enemy.

942

• Upper Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Brittany, ruled by King Alan II.
• King Hakon of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Nantes against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Alan II of Brittany.
• King Hakon of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Nantes against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Alan II of Brittany.
• King Hakon of Upper Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Hakon 'the Great Stag'.
• King Hakon of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Nantes from the enemy.

943

• King Hakon of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Corlay from the enemy.
• King Hakon of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Tregor against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Alan II of Brittany.
• King Hakon of Upper Brittany died succumbing to severe injuries on 8 November, 943. His son, Hrodulfr, succeeded to the throne of the Jarldom with a grand ceremony in Nantes.
• Several people in Nantes spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

944

• Pope Leo VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 23 January, 944.
• King Alan II of Brittany 'the Monster' won the war against King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany.

945

• A river flooded parts of Retz in the spring.

946

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

947

• A goat with three heads was born in Retz.

948

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

949

• A goat with three heads was born in Retz.

950

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

951

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany supported King Hugues of France in war against his enemies.

952

• Sverker, the firstborn son, was born to King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany.
• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Tarragona against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Al-Hasan of Maghreb.

953

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Castellon against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Al-Hasan of Maghreb.

954

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany went to war against King Malhuedoc of Brittany.
• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany married Ildegarde, daughter of King Hugues of France.

955

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany won the war against King Malhuedoc of Brittany.
• Upper Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Upper Breton Revolt, ruled by Branoc.
• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Vannes against the army of Upper Breton Revolt, commanded by Branoc of Upper Breton Revolt.

956

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Retz against the army of Upper Breton Revolt, commanded by Branoc of Upper Breton Revolt.
• Branoc of Upper Breton Revolt lost the war against King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany.

957

• A goat with three heads was born in Nantes.

958

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

959

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany supported King Hugues of France in war against his enemies.
• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Tarragona against the army of Cordoba, commanded by Emir Muhammad II of Zaragoza.
• Upper Brittany was attacked by the Norman realm of Normandy, ruled by Duke William 'Longsword'.

960

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Hrodulfr 'the Bewitched'.

961

• Duke William of Normandy 'Longsword' lost the war against King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany 'the Bewitched'.

962

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

963

• Pope Urbanus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Great Pox on 20 July, 963.
• Pope Silvester II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 13 October, 963.

964

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

965

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

966

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany supported King Beornraed of England in war against his enemies.
• Yrsa, the mother of King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany, died a natural death on 22 July, 966.
• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Orvieto against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Stephanus VIII.

967

• Upper Brittany was attacked by the Occitan realm of Poitou, ruled by Duke Bernat-Ezi 'the Frog'.
• The army of King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany, commanded by Arngrimr, was victorious in the battle of Retz against the armies of France.

968

• The army of King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany, commanded by Arngrimr, was victorious in the battle of Retz against the armies of France.
• Duchess Elena of Poitou lost the war against King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany 'the Bewitched'.

969

• Princess Ildegarde, the wife of King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany, died of Cancer on 4 February, 969.

970

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany supported King Beornraed of England in war against his enemies.

971

• Upper Brittany was attacked by the Norman realm of Normandy, ruled by Duke William 'Longsword'.
• Upper Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Nantesian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Teudur.

972

• Teudur of Nantesian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany 'the Bewitched'.
• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the army of France, commanded by Duke William of Normandy.
• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rouen against the army of France, commanded by Duke William of Normandy.

973

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the army of France, commanded by Duke William of Normandy.
• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the army of France, commanded by Duke William of Normandy.
• Duke William of Normandy 'Longsword' lost the war against King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany 'the Bewitched'.

974

• A goat with three heads was born in Retz.

975

• Hakon of Nantesian Band married Princess Sifflaed, daughter of King Beornraed of England.
• Pope Stephanus VIII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Great Pox on 24 March, 975.
• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Penthievre against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Cenguethen of Brittany.

976

• King Guntram of Germany supported King Guntram of Germany in war against his enemies.

977

• King Hrodulfr of Upper Brittany was murdered on the orders of King Hakon II of Upper Brittany on 23 January, 977. His son, Hakon, succeeded to the throne of the Jarldom with a grand ceremony in Nantes.
• Several people in Nantes spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

978

• Upper Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Brittany, ruled by King Cenguethen 'the Missionary'.

979

• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Locmine from the enemy.
• Pope Hadrianus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Aquitaine from the Sunnis.

980

• King Cenguethen of Brittany 'the Missionary' lost the war against King Hakon II of Upper Brittany.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Najac from the enemy.

981

• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Rodez from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Millau from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Toulouse from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Lavaur from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Muret from the enemy.
• The Crusade declared by Hadrianus ended with the successful conquest of Aquitaine from the Sunnis.
• King Guntram of Germany supported King Guntram of Germany in war against his enemies.

982

• In Nantes, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Hakon II.

983

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

984

• A goat with three heads was born in Nantes.

985

• Upper Brittany was attacked by the Breton realm of Brittany, ruled by King Cenguethen 'the Missionary'.

986

• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Cenguethen of Brittany.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Vannes against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Cenguethen of Brittany.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Hakon II 'the Monk'.
• King Cenguethen of Brittany 'the Missionary' lost the war against King Hakon II of Upper Brittany 'the Monk'.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany went to war against King Cenguethen of Brittany.

987

• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Vannes from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Locmine from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Hennebont from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Corlay from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Carhaix from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking St Pol de Leon from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Brest from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Quimper from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Quimperle from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany 'the Monk' won the war against King Cenguethen of Brittany 'the Missionary'.
• Hakon Namsborg usurped the County of Vannes from Cenguethen de Nantes.
• King Guntram of Germany supported King Guntram of Germany in war against his enemies.

988

• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Metz against the army of Norway, commanded by Jarl Hakon of Nidaros.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany lost the battle of Saarbrucken against the army of Norway, commanded by Jarl Hakon of Nidaros.

989

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

990

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

991

• A goat with three heads was born in Vannes.

992

• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Tunis from the enemy.

993

• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Sousse from the enemy.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Ariana from the enemy.

994

• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany went to war against King Cenguethen of Brittany.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Penthievre against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Cenguethen of Brittany.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Cenguethen of Brittany.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany was victorious in the battle of Cornouaille against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Cenguethen of Brittany.
• King Guntram of Germany supported King Guntram of Germany in war against his enemies.
• Pope Hadrianus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 11 October, 994.
• King Hakon II of Upper Brittany 'the Monk' won the war against King Cenguethen of Brittany 'the Missionary'.
• Hakon Namsborg usurped the County of Poher from Cenguethen de Nantes.
• Hakon Namsborg usurped the Kingdom of Brittany from Cenguethen de Nantes.

995

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

996

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

997

• A river flooded parts of Nantes in the spring.

998

• King Hakon of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Haifa from the enemy.
• King Hakon of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Adelon from the enemy.
• Sverker Namsborg married Princess Ermengard, daughter of King Konrad II of Arles.
• King Hakon of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Caesarea from the enemy.
• King Reinhard of Arles supported King Reinhard of Arles in war against his enemies.
• King Hakon of Brittany lost the battle of Safed against the army of Egypt, commanded by Sultan Is'mail of Egypt.
• Brittany was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Cordoba, ruled by Caliph al-Hakam 'the Tenacious'.

999

• King Hakon of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the army of Cordoba, commanded by Caliph al-Hakam of Cordoba.
• King Hakon of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the army of Cordoba, commanded by Caliph al-Hakam of Cordoba.

1000

• In Lleida, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Hakon.

1001

• King Hakon of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the army of Cordoba, commanded by Sultan Veremondo of Valencia.

1002

• King Hakon of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Marsan against the army of Cordoba, commanded by Caliph al-Hakam of Cordoba.
• Caliph al-Hakam of Cordoba 'the Tenacious' lost the war against King Hakon of Brittany 'the Monk'.

1003

• Brittany was attacked by the Norman realm of Nantesian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Hamelin.
• King Hakon of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Rennes against the army of Nantesian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Hamelin of Nantesian Peasant Revolt.
• Hamelin of Nantesian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Hakon of Brittany 'the Monk'.

1004

• King Hakon of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Forcalquier from the enemy.

1005

• A river flooded parts of Retz in the spring.

1006

• King Hakon of Brittany went to war against King Euhocar of Brittany.
• King Hakon of Brittany was victorious in the battle of Poher against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Euhocar of Brittany.
• King Hakon of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Quimper from the enemy.
• King Hakon of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Quimperle from the enemy.
• King Hakon of Brittany 'the Monk' won the war against King Euhocar of Brittany 'the Cruel'.
• King Hakon of Brittany went to war against Count Bleidcum of Penthievre.
• The army of King Hakon of Brittany, commanded by Frodi, was victorious in the battle of Penthievre against the armies of Penthievre.
• King Hakon of Brittany 'the Monk' won the war against Count Bleidcum of Penthievre.
• Hakon Namsborg usurped the Jarldom of Brittany from Euhocar de Nantes.

1007

• King Reinhard of Arles supported King Reinhard of Arles in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Hakon of Brittany, commanded by Frodi, was victorious in the battle of Valais against the armies of Thurgau.

1008

• The army of King Hakon of Brittany, commanded by Frodi, was victorious in the battle of Bern against the armies of Thurgau.

1009

• King Reinhard of Arles supported King Reinhard of Arles in war against his enemies.

1010

• King Reinhard of Arles supported King Reinhard of Arles in war against his enemies.

1011

• Queen Sifflaed, the wife of King Hakon of Brittany, died of Cancer on 25 June, 1011.

1012

• Pope Victor II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Consumption on 3 March, 1012.
• King Hakon of Brittany married Yigash, daughter of Bilge Zhetysu.

1013

• King Hakon of Brittany died after a disagreement with a meal on 27 June, 1013. His son, Sverker, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Nantes.
• King Sverker of Brittany went to war against King Euhocar of Penthievre.
• The army of King Sverker of Brittany, commanded by Ulfr, was victorious in the battle of Tregor against the armies of Penthievre.
• King Sverker of Brittany won the war against King Euhocar of Penthievre 'the Cruel'.
• Sverker Namsborg usurped the County of Tregor from Euhocar de Nantes.
• Pope Clemens II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Sunnis.

1014

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

1015

• Caliph Sulayman declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Leon from the Catholics.
• King Sverker of Brittany supported King Gundemar of Leon in war against his enemies.

1016

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

1017

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

1018

• Queen Ermengard, the wife of King Sverker of Brittany, died under suspicious circumstances on 20 January, 1018.
• King Sverker of Brittany married Duchess Eufemia, daughter of Duke Poppo of Transjurania.
• Queen Eufemia, the wife of King Sverker of Brittany, died due to complications during her pregnancy on 31 August, 1018.
• King Sverker of Brittany married Duchess Tiburge, daughter of Duke Raymond of Berry.

1019

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Cornouaille.

1020

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

1021

• King Sverker of Brittany lost the battle of Rasheed against the army of Egypt, commanded by Emir Aziz of Damietta.
• The Jihad declared by Mirza Fatimid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Leon.

1022

• Pope Clemens II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 3 February, 1022.

1023

• The Crusade declared by Nicolaus ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Egypt.

1024

• King Sverker of Brittany, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Sverker 'the Wise'.
• King Sverker of Brittany supported King Gundemar of Leon in war against his enemies.

1025

• King Sverker of Brittany died comatose in bed on 7 August, 1025. His son, Hakon, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Nantes.
• A star fell from the sky in Rennes, killing three cows.

1026

• King Hakon II of Brittany lost the battle of Santiago against the army of Cordoba, commanded by Caliph Abdul-Jaleel of Cordoba.
• Brittany was attacked by the Norse realm of Locmine, ruled by Bishop Hemming.
• King Hakon II of Brittany 'Oakskin' tried but failed to imprison Bishop Hemming of Locmine, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1027

• Bishop Hemming of Locmine lost the war against King Hakon II of Brittany 'Oakskin'.
• Pope Nicolaus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 3 August, 1027.

1028

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

1029

• Pope Ioannes XII, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on 17 May, 1029.
• King Hakon II of Brittany lost the battle of Tunis against the army of Cordoba, commanded by Caliph Abdul-Jaleel of Cordoba.
• King Hakon II of Brittany made a pious pilgrimage to Santiago.

1030

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

1031

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

1032

• King Reinhard of Arles supported King Reinhard of Arles in war against his enemies.
• Brittany was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Cordoba, ruled by Caliph Qawurd II 'the Usurper'.
• King Hakon II of Brittany successfully led his armies, taking Marseille from the enemy.

1033

• King Hakon II of Brittany lost the battle of Lleida against the army of Cordoba, commanded by Caliph Qawurd II of Cordoba.