Start as a random Bon in order to eat a Bon at some point.

Achievement Goals

• Bon Appetit!. 1157.

Other Achievements

• Bloody Line!.
• I Do not play chess. 982
• Empressive 1297
• My very own Subcontinent 1371

Bloodlines

Vile Blood of Dali Lama Purgyal Osrung

• 29 Mar 919
• Vassel opinion -6
• Plot Power Defense +10%
• Can add executed prisoners to the Macabre Banquet

Dark Blood of Osrung
• 9 Jul 921
• Mothly Karma: +.3
• Haemophiliac, Haemophnat and Haemoarch Opinions +5
• Sacrificing prisoners yeilds additional prestige

Blood of Getong the Holy
• 12 Jan 1371
• Nat revolt risk -1.0
• Monthly karma: 0.25
• Hindu, Jain, Buddist opinion +5

Highlights

Set out to eat a member of the Bon religion and get Bon Appetit! game went downhill before that however. Reformed the Bon religion into a Bloodthirsty one.
Started sacrificing prisoners and formed a bloodline related to sacrifice. The first Dali Lama Purgyal Osrung killed 97 people and got the Bloody Line Acheivement. He would end up 4th most bloody Purgyal overall.
Switched most titles to Senority and swore featly to the Mongols.

Several leaders later in 982 as Machig II got I do not play chess. The Purgyal's would rack up a serious sacrifical and embalmed body count before the end.
The Mongols screwed me over. Having married into the Khans family one of the later Khans revoked my titles took all of the provinces I held directly crushing Guge power for a decades. Eventually recovered making the center of the kingdom Nepal and pushing into India. Formed an Empire and expanded south.
In 1157 with Comsumption rampant locked the gates and ate a Bon traitor to get Bon Appetit!. Also got Empressive after 2 empresses suicided in 1297.
In 1371 Converted to Buddism and became the Samrat Chakravarin Uniter of all India to earn My Very own Subcontinent. Converted back soon after.

A later ruler added yet another bloodline. Tried for a 6th acheivment bu couldn't release enough relatives as kings to get 10 Thones.

Completed 1452 1/7/19

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Rulers

Name	From	Until	Cause of end of reign	Relationship with predecessor	Primary Holding
Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung		4 July, 869	died of an infected wound		Guge
Gyalpo Purgyal Pelkhortsen	4 July, 869	6 March, 871	died of an infected wound	son of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung ''Ironheart''	6 March, 871	22 February, 925	died of Pneumonia	son of Gyalpo Purgyal Pelkhortsen	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Kyeden ''Daughter of The Evil Ones''	22 February, 925	11 October, 936	died in battle against Marzoban Wiryamitre of Yuni	daughter of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Machig ''the Dragon''	11 October, 936	10 April, 940	died in battle against Khon Gunggyal of Kundina	daughter of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Kyeden II	10 April, 940	7 August, 943	died under suspicious circumstances	daughter of Thumo Purgyal Machig	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling	7 August, 943	17 August, 954	died in battle against Alip of Alips Host	uncle of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden II	Guge
High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo	17 August, 954	29 June, 956	was slain by Lama Kyichu Degyal of Kongchogsum in personal combat	aunt of Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling	Guge
High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal	29 June, 956	7 March, 958	died in battle against Nge Omade of Mustang	sister of High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo	Guge
High Chieftess Purgyal Dolma	7 March, 958	17 September, 959	died of an infected wound	kinswoman of High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan ''the Great Bear''	17 September, 959	3 September, 970	died comatose in bed	kinsman Sherab of High Chieftess Purgyal Dolma	Guge
High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II	3 September, 970	25 January, 994	died in the dungeons of Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire	friend of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan	Guge
High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu	25 January, 994	11 December, 1002	died bedridden and infirm	kinswoman of High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II	Guge
High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal II	11 December, 1002	21 July, 1004	died in battle against Taktse Drongnyen	cousin of High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Kyi	21 July, 1004	14 February, 1015	died of Cancer	kinswoman of High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal II	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III ''the Great Tiger''	14 February, 1015	12 September, 1018	died a natural death	kinswoman of Thumo Purgyal Kyi	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan	12 September, 1018	13 September, 1023	died a natural death	kinsman of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III	Guge
Dalai Lama Dzamling II	13 September, 1023	24 September, 1029	was slain by High Chief Anini Pelgyi II Krashis of Yarlung in personal combat	Mongol kinsman of Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Osung	24 September, 1029	27 November, 1031	died in battle against Yarlung Trisumje	Bodpa cousin of Dalai Lama Dzamling II	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Pantitsamed	27 November, 1031	25 December, 1033	died a natural death	wife of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osung	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo ''the Sword of Yeshe Walmo''	25 December, 1033	24 January, 1056	died a natural death	kinswoman of Thumo Purgyal Pantitsamed	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Jomo ''Bloodaxe''	24 January, 1056	28 October, 1075	died a natural death	daughter of Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Tritsuk	28 October, 1075	11 May, 1076	died under suspicious circumstances	son of Thumo Purgyal Jomo	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Bum ''the Noble''	11 May, 1076	28 August, 1082	died of depression	sister of Dalai Lama Purgyal Tritsuk	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri ''the Hammer''	28 August, 1082	13 April, 1120	died of severe stress	kinsman of Thumo Purgyal Bum	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Gemathar ''the Sword of Amnye Machen''	13 April, 1120	26 August, 1140	died in battle against Shiv Singh of Hindu Uprising	daughter of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong ''the Slaughterer''	26 August, 1140	9 September, 1169	died of poor health	son of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag ''the Sword of Sherab Chamma''	9 September, 1169	30 May, 1188	died in battle against Suyiketu of Suyiketus Host	son of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam ''Sonam the Heart-eater''	30 May, 1188	6 February, 1224	died of depression	son of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal ''the Sword of Yeshe Walmo''	6 February, 1224	8 April, 1272	committed suicide	daughter of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum ''the Sword of Sherab Chamma''	8 April, 1272	1 July, 1297	died under suspicious circumstances	daughter of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Dringma ''the Spirit-stalker''	1 July, 1297	20 February, 1300	died in battle	daughter of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Machig III	20 February, 1300	29 January, 1301	died in battle against Khatir	sister of Thumo Purgyal Dringma	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza ''the Bloodmonger''	29 January, 1301	10 January, 1324	died in battle	daughter of Thumo Purgyal Machig III	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Sal ''the Sword of Shenlha Okar''	10 January, 1324	27 April, 1329	died under suspicious circumstances	daughter of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik ''the Soulflayer''	27 April, 1329	12 April, 1338	died of severe stress	brother of Thumo Purgyal Sal	Guge
Thumo Purgyal Taramo	12 April, 1338	19 March, 1339	died under suspicious circumstances	daughter of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik	Guge
Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar ''the Cruel''	19 March, 1339	5 August, 1352	died under suspicious circumstances	uncle of Thumo Purgyal Taramo	Guge
Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II ''the Holy''	5 August, 1352	5 January, 1383	died of complications related to Gout	son of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar	India
Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma	5 January, 1383	18 March, 1396	died in battle against Bishop Eustratios of Cyttoros	Alan daughter of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II	India
Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam ''Scarlet-Hands''	18 March, 1396	8 February, 1439	died comatose in bed	son of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma	India
Samrajni Chakravartin Kelzang	8 February, 1439	31 Dec, 1452	Game Ended	daughter of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam	India

Chronicles

867

• This is the Chronicle of House Purgyal, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung of Guge married Brusha Yum, daughter of Brusha Zutse of Rutog.
• Purgyal Pelkhortsen married Rajkumari Tsamchoe, daughter of Raja Manadeva IV of Nepal.

868

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

869

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung of Guge died of an infected wound on 4 July, 869. His son, Pelkhortsen, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Tsaparang.
• Purgyal Pelkhortsen created the title of Duchy of Ladakh, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Pelkhortsen of Guge went to war against Mgar Mukho of Tsakha.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Pelkhortsen of Guge was victorious in the battle of Gerze against the army of Tsakha, commanded by Mgar Mukho of Tsakha.

870

• Gyalpo Purgyal Pelkhortsen of Guge won the war against Mgar Mukho of Tsakha.
• Osrung, the firstborn son, was born to Gyalpo Purgyal Pelkhortsen of Guge.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Pelkhortsen of Guge went to war against Marzoban Azur Jamshid of Gilgit.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Pelkhortsen of Guge was victorious in the battle of Tsaparang against the army of Gilgit, commanded by Marzoban Azur Jamshid of Gilgit.

871

• Gyalpo Purgyal Pelkhortsen of Guge died of an infected wound on 6 March, 871. His son, Osrung, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Tsaparang.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge won the war against Marzoban Azur Jamshid of Gilgit.
• Purgyal Osrung usurped the County of Gilgit from Azur Jamshid Kayani.

872

• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Lama Tsenpo of Kailash, was victorious in the battle of Kasmira against the armies of Kashmir.
• Queen Mother Tsamchoe, the mother of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, died clutching at her heart on 22 February, 872.

873

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

874

• A goat with three heads was born in Tsaparang.

875

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

876

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge went to war against King Nyima Dudlutsen of Sumparu.
• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Namri, was victorious in the battle of Coqen against the armies of Sumparu.

877

• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Namri, was victorious in the battle of Nyima against the armies of Sumparu.
• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Mayor Nyantsen of Danyor, was victorious in the battle of Amdo against the armies of Sumparu.
• Guge was attacked by the Zhangzhung realm of Kyunglungi Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yidring.
• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Mayor Nyantsen of Danyor, was victorious in the battle of Samtho against the armies of Sumparu.

878

• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Mayor Nyantsen of Danyor, was victorious in the battle of Amdo against the armies of Sumparu.
• Guge was attacked by the Zhangzhung realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Brusha Yum.
• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Mayor Nyantsen of Danyor, was victorious in the battle of Samtho against the armies of Sumparu.

879

• Yidring of Kyunglungi Peasant Revolt lost the war against Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge.

880

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge won the war against King Nyima Dudlutsen of Sumparu.

881

• Brusha Yum of Gugese Revolt lost the war against Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge supported Gyalpo Purgyal Palkhorre of U-Tsang in war against his enemies.

882

• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Mayor Yongten of Monicer, was victorious in the battle of Paro against the armies of Paro.

883

• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Mayor Yongten of Monicer, was victorious in the battle of Purang against the armies of Kotyan's Host.

884

• Purgyal Shonnu married Gyalpo Purgyal Palkhorre, son of Gyalpo Purgyal Yumtan of U-Tsang.

885

• The army of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, commanded by Ljonlji, was victorious in the battle of Tanggula against the armies of Qinghai.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge supported Gyalpo Purgyal Palkhorre of U-Tsang in war against his enemies.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge went to war against Shah Vikarma II of Khotan.

886

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge married Princess Purgyal Devitara, daughter of Gyalpo Purgyal Yumtan of U-Tsang.

887

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge was victorious in the battle of Tsaparang against the army of Khotan, commanded by Shah Vikarma II of Khotan.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge won the war against Shah Vikarma II of Khotan.
• Purgyal Osrung usurped the County of Karghalik from Vijitasimha Kustana.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Shonnu, the heir of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, died under suspicious circumstances on 8 March, 887.

888

• Purgyal Osrung created the title of Duchy of Ngari, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

889

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge went to war against Marzoban Pakyau of Tashkurgan.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge won the war against Marzoban Pakyau of Tashkurgan.
• Purgyal Osrung usurped the County of Tashkurgan from Pakyau Qiepantuo.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge went to war against Raja Shanta of Nepal.

890

• Prince Purgyal Gon of Guge married Glo Gemaspranglod, daughter of Glo Wangyal of Mustang.

891

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge successfully led his armies, taking Taulihawa from the enemy.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge won the war against Raja Shanta of Nepal.
• Purgyal Osrung usurped the County of Lumbini from Sahil Licchavi.

892

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the army of Khotan, commanded by Shah Vikarma II of Khotan.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge went to war against Shah Vikarma II of Khotan.

893

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge was victorious in the battle of Karghalik against the army of Khotan, commanded by Shah Vikarma II of Khotan.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge won the war against Shah Vikarma II of Khotan.
• Purgyal Osrung usurped the County of Khotan from Vikarma Vijaya.

894

• Gyelmo Purgyal Devitara of U-Tsang supported Gyelmo Purgyal Devitara of U-Tsang in war against her enemies.

895

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge was victorious in the battle of Kamatapur against the army of Bihar, commanded by Maharaja Narayanapala II of Bihar.
• Prince Purgyal Gon, the heir of Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge, was murdered on the orders of Yarlung Udumtsen of Pangong on 6 July, 895.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge lost the battle of Kotivarsa against the army of Bihar, commanded by Maharaja Narayanapala II of Bihar.
• Guge was attacked by the Saka realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Vidakai.

896

• Gyalpo Purgyal Osrung II of Guge converted from Old Bon to Bon.
• High Chief Nyima Shimwerro II of Sumparu, a powerful vassal of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, converted from Old Bon to Bon.
• Thupo Khon Gyalpo II of Ngari, a powerful vassal of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, converted from Old Bon to Bon.
• Thumo Purgyal Sal of Ladakh, a powerful vassal of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, converted from Old Bon to Bon.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung led the reformation of the Bon, and copies of Mdo 'dus were spread and read everywhere to honor Amnye Machen.
• Guge was attacked by the Zhangzhung realm of Old Bon Uprising, ruled by Denpar.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung lost the battle of Purang against the army of Old Bon Uprising, commanded by Denpar of Old Bon Uprising.

897

• Vidakai of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'the Vengeful'.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Devitara of U-Tsang supported Gyelmo Purgyal Devitara of U-Tsang in war against her enemies.
• Kyeden, the firstborn daughter, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung.
• Denpar of Old Bon Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'the Vengeful'.

898

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Delingha from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Qaidam Tribe from the enemy.

899

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Yangguan from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung went to war against Shah Vikarma II of Khotan.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Kashmir, ruled by Shah Shahram.

900

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, commanded by Lama Gyeltsen of Yakra, was victorious in the battle of Karghalik against the armies of Khotan.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, commanded by Lama Gyeltsen of Yakra, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Khotan.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'the Vengeful' won the war against Shah Simha III of Khotan.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Devitara of U-Tsang supported Gyelmo Purgyal Devitara of U-Tsang in war against her enemies.
• Shah Shahram of Kashmir won the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'the Vengeful'.

901

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Gyesar Tribe from the enemy.

902

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

903

• In Tashkurgan, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung.

904

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung went to war against Duke Arslan of Karashar.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Niya from the enemy.

905

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Cherchen from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Mingoi from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'the Vengeful' won the war against Duke Arslan of Karashar 'the Old'.
• Purgyal Osrung created the title of Duchy of Khotan, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung went to war against Khon Shanglon of Yarlungi Revolt.

906

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Diskit.

907

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

908

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung went to war against Gyelmo Purgyal Magyal of Xia.

909

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Nangqen Tribe from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Tana from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Zadoi Tribe from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Qapugtang from the enemy.

910

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Nagormo Tribe from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Qaidam Tribe from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Yumen from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Yangguan from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Shouchang from the enemy.

911

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Arjin Tribe from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'the Vengeful' won the war against Gyelmo Purgyal Magyal of Xia.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Atush from the enemy.

912

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung went to war against Gyelmo Purgyal Wangmo of Kham.

913

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Lhatok Tribe from the enemy.

914

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung lost the battle of Lhatok against the army of Kham, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Wangmo of Kham.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Old Bon Uprising, ruled by Dompu.
• Purgyal Kyeden married Kogsegu, son of Khagan Kogsegu of Khondlongiin.

915

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Lhatok Tribe from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Markam Tribe from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'the Vengeful' won the war against Gyelmo Purgyal Wangmo of Kham.

916

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Kyunglung from the enemy.
• Dompu of Old Bon Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'the Vengeful'.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Devitara 'the Butcher', the wife of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, was sacrificed to the gods on the order of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung on 27 October, 916.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung married High Chieftess Taktse Kyeden, daughter of High Chief Taktse Konchok of Nangqen.

917

• Guge saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

918

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Atush from the enemy.

919

• Queen Taktse Kyeden 'the Young', the wife of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, died after a disagreement with a meal on 19 February, 919.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung married Elbeslik, daughter of Khagan Eldecyuk I of Zhetysu.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'Ironheart'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung lost the battle of Yopurga against the army of Transoxiana, commanded by Sultan Bugra of Transoxiana.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung went to war against Rani Tsamchoe of Nepal.

920

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Birgunj from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Devghat from the enemy.

921

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Tambar from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Gograha from the enemy.
• Purgyal Osrung inherited the Kham from Purgyal Wangmo.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, commanded by Lhoyu Senol, was victorious in the battle of Nangqen against the armies of Toghrilid.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Kathmandu from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Bhaktapur from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Pashupatinath from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'Ironheart' won the war against Rani Tsamchoe of Nepal.

922

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung went to war against Samudravarman of Kamarupa Revolt.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Lhoyu from the enemy.

923

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Anini from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung successfully led his armies, taking Kundina from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung 'Ironheart' won the war against Vanamalavarmadeva of Kamarupa Revolt.
• Purgyal Osrung created the title of Duchy of Sutiya, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

924

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung went to war against Ne Toompea Wen of Qinghai.

925

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung, leader of all Bon faithful, died of Pneumonia on 22 February, 925.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osrung died of Pneumonia on 22 February, 925. His daughter, Kyeden, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Tsaparang.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden won the war against Ne Toompea Wen of Qinghai.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden, commanded by Sharpa Orgyen of Cherchen, was defeated in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Apit's Host.

926

• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden was victorious in the battle of Diskit against the army of Yigencur's Host, commanded by Yigencur of Yigencur's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden, commanded by Dzomo, was defeated in the battle of Gerze against the armies of Apit's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden, commanded by Brusha Trinle, was defeated in the battle of Amdo against the armies of Apit's Host.

927

• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden lost the battle of Amdo against the army of Apit's Host, commanded by Apit of Apit's Host.

928

• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden went to war against Gyelmo Purgyal Magyal of Xia.

929

• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden was victorious in the battle of Medog against the army of Xia, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Magyal of Xia.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden won the war against Gyelmo Purgyal Magyal of Xia 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Purgyal Kyeden usurped the Kingdom of U-Tsang from Purgyal Magyal.
• Purgyal Kyeden usurped the Kingdom of Xia from Purgyal Magyal.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden, commanded by Yundeshi, was victorious in the battle of Jiuquan against the armies of Khondlongiin.

930

• Thupo Palrin Rabten of Nagormo, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden, converted from Old Bon to Bon.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden went to war against Gyelmo Purgyal Sengemo of Kham.

931

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden, commanded by Thupo Gos Tridra of Yarlung, was victorious in the battle of Nyingchi against the armies of Kham.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden was victorious in the battle of Medog against the army of Kham, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Sengemo of Kham.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden was victorious in the battle of Medog against the army of Kham, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Magyal of Kham.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden won the war against Gyelmo Purgyal Magyal of Kham 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Purgyal Kyeden usurped the Kingdom of Kham from Purgyal Magyal.

932

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Yarlung, ruled by Thumo Purgyal Magyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden tried but failed to imprison Thumo Purgyal Magyal of Yarlung 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo', causing her to come out in open rebellion.

933

• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden was victorious in the battle of Mainling against the army of Yarlung, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Magyal of Yarlung.
• Thumo Purgyal Magyal of Yarlung 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Kyeden.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Shigatse, ruled by Thupo Palrin Gungsong II.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden tried but failed to imprison Thupo Palrin Gungsong II of Shigatse, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden was victorious in the battle of Gyantse against the army of Shigatse, commanded by Thupo Palrin Gungsong II of Shigatse.

934

• Purgyal Machig married Aytekin, son of Khagan Alptigin of Aral.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden was victorious in the battle of Coqen against the army of Shigatse, commanded by Gyalpo Palrin Gungsong III of Shigatse.
• Gyalpo Palrin Gungsong III of Shigatse lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Kyeden.
• Ne Toompea Wen of Qinghai, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden, converted from Buddhist to Bon.

935

• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Kyeden 'Daughter of The Evil Ones'.
• Purgyal Kyeden created the title of Duchy of Jiuquan, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

936

• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle against Marzoban Wiryamitre of Yuni on 11 October, 936.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden died in battle against Marzoban Wiryamitre of Yuni on 11 October, 936. Her daughter, Machig, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Tsaparang.
• People in Karghalik claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

937

• Kyeden, the firstborn daughter, was born to Thumo Purgyal Machig.

938

• Thumo Purgyal Machig went to war against Chimza Zhonnu of Gegyai.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig was victorious in the battle of Gegyai against the army of Gegyai, commanded by Chimza Zhonnu of Gegyai.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig won the war against Chimza Zhonnu of Gegyai.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Machig 'the Dragon'.

939

• Thumo Purgyal Machig went to war against Gyalpo Purgyal Yumtan of Kham.

940

• Thumo Purgyal Machig, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle against Khon Gunggyal of Kundina on 10 April, 940.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig died in battle against Khon Gunggyal of Kundina on 10 April, 940. Her daughter, Kyeden, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Tsaparang.
• People in Diskit claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

941

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

942

• Gyalpo Purgyal Dzamling of U-Tsang married Thumo Khon Magyal, daughter of Thupo Khon Getong of Ngari.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden II, commanded by Mayor Sotri of Tholing, was victorious in the battle of Lhoyu against the armies of Xia.

943

• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden II, leader of all Bon faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 7 August, 943.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden II died under suspicious circumstances on 7 August, 943. Her uncle, Dzamling, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Taktse.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling lost the battle of Nedong against the army of Kham, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Sengemo of Kham.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling was victorious in the battle of Kunggar against the army of Xia, commanded by Thupo Palrin Rabten of Nagormo.

944

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling, commanded by Paro Siptri, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of Xia.
• U-Tsang was attacked by the Kirghiz realm of Yarlungi Revolt, ruled by Anar.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling, commanded by Paro Siptri, was victorious in the battle of Qamdo against the armies of Xia.

945

• Kyi, the firstborn daughter, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling.
• Kogsegu, the father of Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling, died from a bad case of the Flu on 2 February, 945.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling, commanded by Khangsarpa Mutik of Kunlun, was victorious in the battle of Kunlun against the armies of Qazghaqid.

946

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling, commanded by Mayor Sotri of Tholing, was victorious in the battle of Purang against the armies of Yarlungi Revolt.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling, commanded by Mayor Sotri of Tholing, was victorious in the battle of Diskit against the armies of Yarlungi Revolt.
• Anar of Yarlungi Revolt lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling.

947

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling won the war against Gyelmo Purgyal Sengemo of Kham 'the Just'.
• Purgyal Dzamling usurped the Kingdom of Kham from Purgyal Sengemo.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Yarlung, ruled by Thupo Purgyal Sherab Yontan.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling tried but failed to imprison Thupo Purgyal Sherab Yontan of Yarlung, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

948

• Thupo Purgyal Sherab Yontan of Yarlung lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling went to war against Maharaja Dharmapala of Kamarupa.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling lost the battle of Monyul against the army of Kamarupa, commanded by Maharaja Dharmapala of Kamarupa.

949

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling was victorious in the battle of Lhoyu against the army of Kamarupa, commanded by Maharaja Dharmapala of Kamarupa.

950

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling won the war against Maharaja Vanamalavarmadeva II of Kamarupa.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling was victorious in the battle of Nyingchi against the army of Wei's Host, commanded by Wei of Wei's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Purgyal Gangkarwa.

951

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling successfully led his armies, taking Yakra from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling successfully led his armies, taking Gegyai from the enemy.
• Purgyal Gangkarwa of Gugese Revolt lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling.

952

• A dragon was seen in the county of Bumthang.

953

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling supported Gyelmo Purgyal Machig of Xia in war against her enemies.

954

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling went to war against Thupo Palrin Rabten II of Nagormo.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle against Alip of Alip's Host on 17 August, 954.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Dzamling died in battle against Alip of Alip's Host on 17 August, 954. His aunt, Sengemo, succeeded to the throne of the Khanate with a grand ceremony in Lhoyu.
• Genghis Khan Tolui of the Mongol Empire, the liege Lord of High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo 'the Just', died succumbing to severe injuries on 27 August, 954.

955

• High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo married Taishi Trimang.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo went to war against Khanum Purgyal Kyeden II of U-Tsang.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo was victorious in the battle of Lhunzhub against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Dege Siptri of Lhunzhub.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo was victorious in the battle of Xainza against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Itanager Sumnang of Xainza.

956

• High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo was victorious in the battle of Sakya against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khanum Purgyal Kyeden II of U-Tsang.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo was victorious in the battle of Sikkim against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Thupo Lang Tritog of Shigatse.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo, leader of all Bon faithful, was slain by Lama Kyichu Degyal of Kongchogsum in personal combat on 29 June, 956.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Sengemo was slain by Lama Kyichu Degyal of Kongchogsum in personal combat on 29 June, 956. Her sister, Magyal, succeeded to the throne of the Khanate with a grand ceremony in Tashkurgan.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal married Astaanci, son of Khan Ilcur of Ilcurid.

957

• High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal was victorious in the battle of Coqen against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khanum Purgyal Kyeden II of U-Tsang.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Kashmir, ruled by Shah Ghobad 'the Evil'.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal was victorious in the battle of Lhatse against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Thupo Lang Tritog of Shigatse.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal was victorious in the battle of Zhongba against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khanum Purgyal Kyeden II of U-Tsang.

958

• High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle against Nge Omade of Mustang on 7 March, 958.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal died in battle against Nge Omade of Mustang on 7 March, 958. Her kinswoman, Dolma, succeeded to the throne of the Khanate with a grand ceremony in Leh.
• Purgyal Sherab Yontan of Shigatse married Palrin Khritsun, daughter of High Chieftess Anini Yon of Nyingchi.
• Khagan Jochi of the Mongol Empire, the liege Lord of High Chieftess Purgyal Dolma, died after a disagreement with a meal on 26 July, 958.
• Shah Ghobad of Kashmir 'the Evil' won the war against High Chieftess Purgyal Dolma.

959

• High Chieftess Purgyal Dolma declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Bengal from the Buddhists.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Dolma declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Bengal from the Buddhists.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Dolma went to war against Maharaja Vishwarupsen of Bengal.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Dolma, leader of all Bon faithful, died of an infected wound on 17 September, 959.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Dolma died of an infected wound on 17 September, 959. Her kinsman, Sherab Yontan, succeeded to the throne of the Khanate with a grand ceremony in Shigatse.
• In Shigatse, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan.

960

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Kotivarsa against the army of Bengal, commanded by Maharaja Vishwarupsen of Bengal.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Pundravardhana against the army of Bengal, commanded by Maharaja Vishwarupsen of Bengal.

961

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Saptagrama against the army of Bengal, commanded by Maharaja Vishwarupsen of Bengal.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan 'the Great Bear'.

962

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Pundravardhana against the army of Bihar, commanded by Maharaja Vigrahapala III of Bihar.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Pundravardhana against the army of Bihar, commanded by Maharaja Vigrahapala III of Bihar.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Kotivarsa against the army of Bengal, commanded by Maharaja Vishwarupsen of Bengal.
• The Great Holy War declared by Purgyal Sherab Yontan ended with the successful conquest of Bengal from the Buddhists. Purgyal Sherab Yontan became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan 'the Great Bear' won the war against Maharaja Vishwarupsen of Bengal.
• Purgyal Sherab Yontan created the title of High Chiefdom of Purang, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Sherab Yontan created the title of High Chiefdom of Suhma, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Sherab Yontan created the title of High Chiefdom of Nadia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Sherab Yontan created the title of High Chiefdom of Vanga, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

963

• Sherab, the firstborn son, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Lenghu against the army of Can's Host, commanded by Can of Can's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Jiuquan against the army of Dunhuang, commanded by Marzoban Bimbasare of Dunhuang.

964

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Nagormo against the army of Tirig's Host, commanded by Tirig of Tirig's Host.

965

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

966

• Khagan Chagatai of the Mongol Empire, the liege Lord of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan 'the Great Bear', died under suspicious circumstances on 12 February, 966.

967

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan was victorious in the battle of Tanggula against the army of Can's Host, commanded by Can of Can's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Nagormo Tribe from the enemy.

968

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Dulan from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Reshui from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Lenghu Tribe from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Qaidam from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan supported Gyelmo Purgyal Machig of Xia in war against her enemies.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Nangqen Tribe from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Denkok from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Serxu from the enemy.

969

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Gemeng from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan supported Gyelmo Purgyal Machig of Xia in war against her enemies.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Zadoi from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Qapugtang from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Chadan from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan supported Gyelmo Purgyal Machig of Xia in war against her enemies.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan successfully led his armies, taking Xiaxihao from the enemy.

970

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan, leader of all Bon faithful, died comatose in bed on 3 September, 970.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sherab Yontan died comatose in bed on 3 September, 970. His friend, Machig, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Jiuquan.
• A star fell from the sky in Saptagrama, killing three cows.

971

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Amdo from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Cona from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Samtho Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Skwarle Zhao, was victorious in the battle of Lhatok against the armies of Khutula's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II lost the battle of Nagchu against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khanum Purgyal Kyeden II of U-Tsang.

972

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Namra from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Nagchu from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Lhomar from the enemy.
• Khanum Purgyal Kyeden II of U-Tsang lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Machig II 'the Lionheart'.

973

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II went to war against Count Alip of Lhasa.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Marpori from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II 'the Lionheart' won the war against Count Alip of Lhasa 'the Conqueror'.

974

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II lost the battle of Nyingchi against the army of Bughu's Host, commanded by Bughu of Bughu's Host.
• Prince Mayor Dompu, the husband of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, died of complications related to Gout on 1 August, 974.

975

• A river flooded parts of Gegyai in the spring.

976

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II went to war against Chief Khutula of Dunhuang.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Anxi from the enemy.

977

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II 'the Lionheart' won the war against Chief Khutula of Dunhuang 'the Conqueror'.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II married Maharaja Govindachandra, son of Amritnarayan Pala.

978

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Gangdoz from the enemy.

979

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II went to war against Vakulamahadevi of Orissa Revolt.

980

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II 'the Lionheart' won the war against Vakulamahadevi of Orissa Revolt 'Daughter of the Vinyakas'.
• Purgyal Machig usurped the Chiefdom of Khijjingakota from Vakulamahadevi Bhaumakara.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II went to war against Maharaja Kalyanachandra of Orissa.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Ranipur from the enemy.

981

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Sambalpur from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Samaleswari from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II 'the Lionheart' won the war against Maharaja Kalyanachandra of Orissa.
• Purgyal Machig usurped the Chiefdom of Sambalpur from Dayita Ramachandrid.

982

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II went to war against Maharaja Someshvara II of Gondwana.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Bandhugadha from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II 'the Lionheart' won the war against Maharaja Gopala II of Gondwana.

983

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

984

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II went to war against Khan Dzamling II of U-Tsang.

985

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Srihatta from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Habiganj from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Egarosindur from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Goalpara from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Qonggyai from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Qoi from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Lhunze from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Yumai from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Sangngagqoiling from the enemy.

986

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II 'the Lionheart' won the war against Khan Dzamling II of U-Tsang.
• Purgyal Machig usurped the Khanate of U-Tsang from Dzamling Purgyal.
• Purgyal Lasya, the heir of High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II, died a natural death on 17 May, 986.

987

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II supported Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire in war against his enemies.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Bandhugadha from the enemy.

988

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

989

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II went to war against Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Karnasubarna from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Raktamrittika from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Adinatha Mandir from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Agmahl from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Teliagarhi from the enemy.

990

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Taplejung from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Tambar from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Gograha from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Dhankuta from the enemy.
• Mongol Revolt was attacked by the Bengali realm of Hindu Uprising, ruled by Vapyata.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Palchen, was victorious in the battle of Kamatapur against the armies of Lkhagvasuren.

991

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Bhairahawa from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Lumbini from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Taulihawa from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Mayanalladevi Rashtrakuta, was victorious in the battle of Fuqi against the armies of Morokha's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Kusinagara from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Padrauna from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Ramagrama from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Pava from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Chapra from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Rajrappa from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Kenduli from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Purgyal Osung, was victorious in the battle of Dunhuang against the armies of Cigshi's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Chutia from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Ratu from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Marang Buru from the enemy.

992

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Ranipur from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Sambalpur from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Samaleswari from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Bhikkhu Vigrahapala of Odantapuri, was defeated in the battle of Mustang against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Koriya from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Kandra from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Rohtasan from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Rohtasgarh from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Rohtas from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Betla from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Bhikkhu Vigrahapala of Odantapuri, was defeated in the battle of Rothas against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Shirgugetu, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Udun's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Shirgugetu, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Bilge's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Pokhara from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Muktinath from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Bhairahawa from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Lumbini from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Taulihawa from the enemy.

993

• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Lo from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Chhonhup from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II successfully led her armies, taking Tetang from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II lost the battle of Mustang against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Bhikkhu Vigrahapala of Odantapuri, was defeated in the battle of Radha against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Shirgugetu, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Saru's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig II, commanded by Bhikkhu Vigrahapala of Odantapuri, was victorious in the battle of Magadha against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Vapyata of Hindu Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Machig II 'the Lionheart'.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II lost the battle of Gyantse against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig II 'the Lionheart' lost the war against Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire 'the Scourge of Zurvan'.

994

• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II, leader of all Bon faithful, died in the dungeons of Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire on 25 January, 994.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Machig II died in the dungeons of Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire on 25 January, 994. Her kinswoman, Shonnu, succeeded to the throne of the Khanate with a grand ceremony in Laksmanavati.
• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Qamdo.

995

• Purgyal Shonnu usurped the Chiefdom of Goalpara from Gar Namri.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Purang, ruled by High Chief Purgyal Gyalpo 'the Wise'.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu tried but failed to imprison High Chief Purgyal Gyalpo of Purang 'the Wise', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

996

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

997

• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu successfully led her armies, taking Sharma from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu successfully led her armies, taking Tsakha Tribe from the enemy.

998

• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu successfully led her armies, taking Kunsa from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu successfully led her armies, taking Kailash from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu successfully led her armies, taking Purang from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu successfully led her armies, taking Simbiling from the enemy.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Taktse Dro 'the Just'.

999

• Purgyal Gemathar, the heir of High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu, died of Great Pox on 25 June, 999.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu was victorious in the battle of Kyunglung against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by High Chief Purgyal Gyalpo of Purang.
• High Chief Purgyal Gyalpo of Purang 'the Wise' lost the war against High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Mustang, ruled by Nge Drag.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu tried but failed to imprison Nge Drag of Mustang, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1000

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

1001

• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu successfully led her armies, taking Nabadwipa from the enemy.

1002

• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu lost the battle of Magadha against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Taktse Dro of Gugese Revolt.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu, leader of all Bon faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 11 December, 1002.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Shonnu died bedridden and infirm on 11 December, 1002. Her cousin, Magyal, succeeded to the throne of the Khanate with a grand ceremony in Goalpara.
• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Bikrampur.

1003

• High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal II successfully led her armies, taking Labrang from the enemy.

1004

• High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal II, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle against Taktse Drongnyen on 21 July, 1004.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Magyal II died in battle against Taktse Drongnyen on 21 July, 1004. Her kinswoman, Kyi, succeeded to the throne of the Khanate with a grand ceremony in Kunsa.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Nabadwipa from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Krishnagar from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Pancharatna from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Bidhyanandikathi from the enemy.

1005

• Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire converted from Tengri to Buddhist.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Tsakha Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Gegyai from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Gegyai Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Zhungpa from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Yakra from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Rutog from the enemy.

1006

• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Rawang Rutog from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Derok from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Gobak from the enemy.
• Khagan Yegu of the Mongol Empire, the liege Lord of High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi 'the Legless', died a natural death on 7 March, 1006.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Khumak from the enemy.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Pangong from the enemy.

1007

• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Tana from the enemy.

1008

• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi successfully led her armies, taking Qamdo from the enemy.
• Taktse Zimun of Gugese Revolt lost the war against High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi 'the Legless'.

1009

• The army of High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi, commanded by Khangsarpa Zinde of Cadota, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Dasaratha.

1010

• The army of High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi, commanded by Mangsong, was defeated in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Abagha's Host.

1011

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

1012

• A goat with three heads was born in Tsaparang.

1013

• A goat with three heads was born in Purang.

1014

• The army of High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi, commanded by Phagpa, was victorious in the battle of Diskit against the armies of Atrak's Host.
• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi married Raja Pravaraja, son of Raja Ayasobhita III of Kalinga.

1015

• High Chieftess Purgyal Kyi, leader of all Bon faithful, died of Cancer on 14 February, 1015.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyi died of Cancer on 14 February, 1015. Her kinswoman, Kyeden, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Goalpara.
• Purgyal Kyeden created the title of Duchy of Pamir, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Guge was attacked by the Mongol realm of Abagha's Host, ruled by Abagha 'the Wolf'.
• Guge was attacked by the Oriya realm of Hindu Uprising, ruled by Barjena.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III 'the Great Tiger'.

1016

• Barjena of Hindu Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III 'the Great Tiger'.
• Thupo Purgyal Gyalpo III 'the Wise', the heir of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III, died of severe stress on 25 July, 1016.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Yarlung Tsenye.

1017

• Purgyal Dzeden, the heir of Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III, died in the dungeons of Shah Nawid of Kashmir on 6 March, 1017.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III successfully led her armies, taking Tashkurgan from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III successfully led her armies, taking Jianggala from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III married Maharaja Krishnadevaraya II, son of Maharaja Krishnadevaraya I of Maharastra.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III successfully led her armies, taking Daroot-Korgon from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III successfully led her armies, taking Kala Panja from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III successfully led her armies, taking Vanj from the enemy.

1018

• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III successfully led her armies, taking Khumak from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III successfully led her armies, taking Gegyai from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III successfully led her armies, taking Gegyai Tribe from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III, leader of all Bon faithful, died a natural death on 12 September, 1018.
• Thumo Purgyal Kyeden III died a natural death on 12 September, 1018. Her kinsman, Yumtan, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Goalpara.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan successfully led his armies, taking Tashkurgan from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan successfully led his armies, taking Jianggala from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan successfully led his armies, taking Daroot-Korgon from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan successfully led his armies, taking Kala Panja from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan successfully led his armies, taking Vanj from the enemy.

1019

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan successfully led his armies, taking Diskit from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan successfully led his armies, taking Thirit from the enemy.

1020

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan lost the battle of Diskit against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khan Abagha of Enkhtuyaa.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Vakhan, ruled by Chief Khurshid.

1021

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan, commanded by Monyul Dorje, was victorious in the battle of Gar against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• Khan Abagha of Enkhtuyaa 'the Wolf' won the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan.

1022

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

1023

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan was victorious in the battle of Rutog against the army of Gugese Revolt, commanded by Mayor Pema of Derok.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan, leader of all Bon faithful, died a natural death on 13 September, 1023.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Yumtan died a natural death on 13 September, 1023. His Mongol kinsman Dzamling succeeded to the throne of the Khanate as Dalai Lama Dzamling II.
• The earth shook for three days in Goalpara, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1024

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Shigatse, ruled by Bel Trikar.

1025

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

1026

• The army of Dalai Lama Dzamling II, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo of Ngari, was victorious in the battle of Nabadwipa against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Bel Trikar of Shigatse lost the war against Dalai Lama Dzamling II.

1027

• Dalai Lama Dzamling II went to war against Yarlung Dunkyi of Rutog.

1028

• Dalai Lama Dzamling II was victorious in the battle of Kunlun against the army of Rutog, commanded by Yarlung Dunkyi of Rutog.
• Dalai Lama Dzamling II was victorious in the battle of Rutog against the army of Rutog, commanded by Mayor Gnyal Gyimsheng of Derok.
• The army of Dalai Lama Dzamling II, commanded by Purgyal Osung, was victorious in the battle of Bome against the armies of Shypicha's Host.
• Dalai Lama Dzamling II won the war against Yarlung Dunkyi of Rutog.

1029

• Dalai Lama Dzamling II was victorious in the battle of Diskit against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khan Abagha of Enkhtuyaa.
• Dalai Lama Dzamling II, leader of all Bon faithful, was slain by High Chief Anini Pelgyi II Krashis of Yarlung in personal combat on 24 September, 1029.
• Dalai Lama Dzamling II was slain by High Chief Anini Pelgyi II Krashis of Yarlung in personal combat on 24 September, 1029. His Bodpa cousin Osung succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom as Dalai Lama Purgyal Osung.
• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Mustang just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1030

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Gar Lhakee 'the Ruthless'.

1031

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osung, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle against Yarlung Trisumje on 27 November, 1031.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Osung died in battle against Yarlung Trisumje on 27 November, 1031. His wife, Pantitsamed, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Bome.
• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Cherchen.

1032

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

1033

• Thumo Purgyal Pantitsamed lost the battle of Medog against the army of Gugese Revolt, commanded by Gar Lhakee of Gugese Revolt.
• Gar Lhakee of Gugese Revolt 'the Ruthless' won the war against Thumo Purgyal Pantitsamed.
• Thumo Purgyal Pantitsamed was victorious in the battle of Lumbini against the army of Chulgetei's Host, commanded by Chulgetei of Chulgetei's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Rutog, ruled by Yarlung Dunkyi.
• Thumo Purgyal Pantitsamed tried but failed to imprison Yarlung Dunkyi of Rutog, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Thumo Purgyal Pantitsamed, leader of all Bon faithful, died a natural death on 25 December, 1033.
• Thumo Purgyal Pantitsamed died a natural death on 25 December, 1033. Her kinswoman, Thrimalo, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Kunsa.
• Several people in Goalpara spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1034

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Bangdag from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Rutog from the enemy.

1035

• Yarlung Dunkyi of Rutog lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo.

1036

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo supported Gyelmo Purgyal Tsenma of Kham in war against her enemies.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, commanded by Palrin Shang, was victorious in the battle of Kathmandu against the armies of Orissa.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Kodalaka from the enemy.

1037

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Kodalaka Mandala against the army of Orissa, commanded by Khan Vigrahapala IV of Orissa.

1038

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Bihar from the Buddhists.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Bihar from the Buddhists.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo went to war against Khan Vigrahapala IV of Orissa.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo married Chief Khabichi, son of Khan Abagha of Enkhtuyaa.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, commanded by Nanam Tsuktsen, was victorious in the battle of Pangong against the armies of Kotyan's Host.

1039

• A dragon was seen in the county of Gegyai.

1040

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Simaramapura from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Kesaria from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, commanded by Namgyal Tritiga of Nyima, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Subetei's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Bhaktagrama from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Pattana from the enemy.

1041

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Mithila against the army of Orissa, commanded by Khan Vigrahapala IV of Orissa.
• The Great Holy War declared by Purgyal Thrimalo ended with the successful conquest of Bihar from the Buddhists. Purgyal Thrimalo became the new Lady of the conquered lands.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo won the war against Khan Vigrahapala IV of Orissa.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo 'the Glorious'.

1042

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Choying of Gorkha, was victorious in the battle of Viraja against the armies of Kham Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Choying of Gorkha, was victorious in the battle of Sambalpur against the armies of Kham Revolt.

1043

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

1044

• Purgyal Koboza, the heir of Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, died of depression on 5 April, 1044.

1045

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Palrin Dronmalon's Host, ruled by Palrin Dronmalon.

1046

• Palrin Dronmalon of Palrin Dronmalon's Host lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo 'the Glorious'.
• Purgyal Gunggyal, the heir of Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, died of Cancer on 22 December, 1046.

1047

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo went to war against Shah Shahin II of Kashmir.

1048

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Mithila against the army of Kashmir, commanded by Shah Shahin II of Kashmir.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Kusinagara against the army of Kashmir, commanded by Shah Shahin II of Kashmir.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo 'the Glorious' won the war against Shah Shahin II of Kashmir.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.

1049

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo went to war against Gyalpo Purgyal Trisumje of Kham.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Mithila against the army of Kham, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Trisumje of Kham.

1050

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Haruppeswara against the army of Kham Revolt, commanded by Anini Tritsen of Kham Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, commanded by Nge Wangdu of Mustang, was victorious in the battle of Kusinagara against the armies of Kausal.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Medog against the army of Kham, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Trisumje of Kham.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Palrin Chatri's Host, ruled by Palrin Chatri.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Nyingchi from the enemy.

1051

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Drakchi from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Lamaling from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo successfully led her armies, taking Buchasergyi Lakang from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against Gyalpo Purgyal Trisumje of Kham.
• Purgyal Thrimalo usurped the Kingdom of Kham from Purgyal Trisumje.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Haruppeswara against the army of Kham Revolt, commanded by Anini Tritsen of Kham Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Mainling against the army of Kham Revolt, commanded by Purgyal Tsenma of Kham Revolt.

1052

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Purang against the army of Palrin Chatri's Host, commanded by Palrin Chatri of Palrin Chatri's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bengali realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Pusyamitra.
• Purgyal Tsenma of Kham Revolt 'the Sword of Amnye Machen' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.

1053

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Samatata against the army of Buddhist Uprising, commanded by Pusyamitra of Buddhist Uprising.
• Pusyamitra of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Purang against the army of Palrin Chatri's Host, commanded by Palrin Chatri of Palrin Chatri's Host.
• Palrin Chatri of Palrin Chatri's Host lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.

1054

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo was victorious in the battle of Kundina against the army of Kham Revolt, commanded by Anini Tritsen of Kham Revolt.
• Anini Tritsen of Kham Revolt lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.

1055

• Purgyal Jomo married Mang Sonam, son of Mang Gyaltore of Midnapore.

1056

• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo, leader of all Bon faithful, died a natural death on 24 January, 1056.
• Thumo Purgyal Thrimalo died a natural death on 24 January, 1056. Her daughter, Jomo, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Simaramapura.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo went to war against Abolhassan of Kashmiran Revolt.

1057

• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Kanyakubja from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Bithor from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Jajmau from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Etawah from the enemy.
• Guge was attacked by the Hindustani realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Saugandeva.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Swargdwari from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Kampil from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Jai Chandra from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Choying of Gorkha, was victorious in the battle of Kusinagara against the armies of Guyugid.

1058

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Choying of Gorkha, was victorious in the battle of Kodalaka Mandala against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Saugandeva of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Jomo.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Purang, ruled by Thupo Purgyal Orgyen 'the Unready'.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo tried but failed to imprison Thupo Purgyal Orgyen of Purang 'the Unready', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Dranga, was victorious in the battle of Gegyai against the armies of Purang.

1059

• Guge saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1060

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Thupo Gar Chogyal of Suhma, was victorious in the battle of Purang against the armies of Purang.
• Thupo Purgyal Orgyen of Purang 'the Unready' made peace with Thumo Purgyal Jomo.

1061

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Qamdo, ruled by Thumo Gar Konchog.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo tried but failed to imprison Thumo Gar Konchog of Qamdo, causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1062

• Khon Nyigon 'the Eternal Light', the father of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, died of depression on 17 February, 1062.
• Thumo Gar Konchog of Qamdo lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Jomo.

1063

• Thumo Purgyal Jomo went to war against Bhaimani of Kashmiran Revolt.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Nagormo, ruled by Thumo Karchen Togo 'the Wise'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Bel Drongnyen of Zadoi, was defeated in the battle of Nangqen against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Namgyal Dangraskya, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Tumen's Host.

1064

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Gnyal Tridu of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Lakhnau against the armies of Kashmiran Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo won the war against Bhaimani of Kashmiran Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Jomo 'Bloodaxe'.

1065

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Archpriest Raksita of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• High Chieftess Karchen Hariti of Nagormo lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Jomo 'Bloodaxe'.

1066

• Guge saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1067

• Thumo Purgyal Jomo went to war against Akash of Orissa Revolt.
• Purgyal Jomo usurped the Duchy of Kanyakubja from Bahram Kavaid.

1068

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Purgyal Sherab Yontan of Kalinganagar, was victorious in the battle of Kalinganagar against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Shah Shahram II of Punjab supported Shah Shahram II of Punjab in war against his enemies.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo went to war against Shah Shahbaz of Kashmir.

1069

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Sherab Yontan of Qamdo, was victorious in the battle of Katehar against the armies of Kashmir.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Mandawar from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Sangla from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Samnabad from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo successfully led her armies, taking Mehdiabad from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Archpriest Raksita of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Shorkot against the armies of Blush's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Archpriest Raksita of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Sambhal against the armies of Kashmir.

1070

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Archpriest Raksita of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Katehar against the armies of Kosala.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo 'Bloodaxe' won the war against Shah Shahbaz of Kashmir.

1071

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Namgyal Dangraskya, was victorious in the battle of Yarkand against the armies of Bayandur.
• Purgyal Jomo usurped the Kingdom of Orissa from Vigrahapala Pala.

1072

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Old Bon Uprising, ruled by Namzhungtsen.

1073

• Purgyal Jomo usurped the Duchy of Vodamayutja from Bahram Kavaid.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Reza.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Archpriest Raksita of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Kusinagara against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Reza of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Jomo 'Bloodaxe'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Jomo, commanded by Archpriest Raksita of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Purang against the armies of Old Bon Uprising.
• Namzhungtsen of Old Bon Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Jomo 'Bloodaxe'.

1074

• Purgyal Tritsuk married Purgyal Chodron, daughter of Mayor Chimshang Chakna of Bhubaneswar.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo went to war against Maharaja Hirapal of Nepal.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo was victorious in the battle of Limbuwan against the army of Nepal, commanded by Rajkumar Lakshmandeva of Nepal.
• As of 4 September, 1074, the Plague is no longer a distant rumor. Travelers from neighboring realms are now arriving with firsthand experience of the horrors it brings.

1075

• On 16 February, 1075 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Sangpo Bumtri protect us.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo 'Bloodaxe' won the war against Maharaja Hirapal of Nepal.
• Purgyal Jomo created the title of Duchy of Saryupara, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo supported Shah Shahram II of Punjab in war against his enemies.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo, leader of all Bon faithful, died a natural death on 28 October, 1075.
• Thumo Purgyal Jomo died a natural death on 28 October, 1075. Her son, Tritsuk, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Tegla Kar.
• On 16 December, 1075 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Sangpo Bumtri protect us.

1076

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Tritsuk, leader of all Bon faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 11 May, 1076.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Tritsuk died under suspicious circumstances on 11 May, 1076. His sister, Bum, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Tegla Kar.
• On 11 June, 1076 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Sangpo Bumtri protect us.
• Thumo Purgyal Bum went to war against Gyalpo Monyul Gunggyal of Nepal.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Bum, commanded by Khangsarpa Thrikhyiding of Rutog, was victorious in the battle of Gegyai against the armies of Nepal.

1077

• On 28 May, 1077 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 28 May, 1077 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Thumo Bel Jetsunma of Nadia, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Bum, converted from Buddhist to Bon.
• Purgyal Namri married Thumo Purgyal Choying, daughter of Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Ngari.

1078

• On 28 June, 1078 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 28 June, 1078 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Bum, commanded by Lama Gangkarwa of Tirthapuri, was victorious in the battle of Yopurga against the armies of Yopurgan Peasant Revolt.

1079

• On 28 July, 1079 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Thumo Purgyal Bum, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Bum 'the Noble'.
• Thumo Chimshang Bum of Gorkha, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Bum, converted from Buddhist to Bon.
• Thumo Itanager Mangmo of Sutiya, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Bum, converted from Buddhist to Bon.
• Mang Sonam, the father of Thumo Purgyal Bum, died a natural death on 10 November, 1079.
• Thumo Purgyal Bum went to war against Marzoban Achalraja of Jaunpur.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Bum, commanded by Mayor Yontan of Sasaram, was victorious in the battle of Jaunpur against the armies of Jaunpur.

1080

• Osrung, the firstborn son, was born to Thumo Purgyal Bum.
• Thumo Purgyal Bum 'the Noble' won the war against Marzoban Achalraja of Jaunpur.
• Purgyal Bum usurped the County of Jaunpur from Achalraja Achalrajid.
• On 28 August, 1080 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1081

• On 28 September, 1081 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 28 September, 1081 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1082

• Guge was attacked by the Saka realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Virsha.
• Thumo Purgyal Bum, leader of all Bon faithful, died of depression on 28 August, 1082.
• Thumo Purgyal Bum died of depression on 28 August, 1082. Her kinsman, Namri, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Tegla Kar.
• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Lhatok.

1083

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Kunlun against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Virsha of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri.

1084

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

1085

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Lama Gangkarwa of Tirthapuri, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Kobyak's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Lama Gangkarwa of Tirthapuri, was victorious in the battle of Karghalik against the armies of Kobyak's Host.

1086

• Namri, the firstborn son, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri.

1087

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Suvarnagram against the armies of Barghujin's Host.

1088

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Lama Namzhungtsen of Pashupatinath, was victorious in the battle of Kunlun against the armies of Nayaga's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Kashmir from the Buddhists.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Kashmir from the Buddhists.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri went to war against Shah Zand II of Delhi.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Choying, the wife of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, was slain by Lama Tsendro of Rawang Rutog in personal combat on 16 November, 1088.

1089

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Lama Namzhungtsen of Pashupatinath, was victorious in the battle of Garhwal against the armies of Delhi.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Lama Namzhungtsen of Pashupatinath, was victorious in the battle of Pamir against the armies of Delhi.

1090

• Guge was attacked by the Mongol realm of Sonam's Host, ruled by Sonam.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Lama Namzhungtsen of Pashupatinath, was victorious in the battle of Kurmanchal against the armies of Rajputana.

1091

• Sonam of Sonam's Host lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri.

1092

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Kyunglung.

1093

• A dragon was seen in the county of Coqen.

1094

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri married Oghul, daughter of Hetman Khachi of Ramavati.

1095

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Lama Shangnang of Baiya, was defeated in the battle of Lhatok against the armies of Husun's Host.

1096

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri 'the Cruel'.

1097

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

1098

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

1099

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Lhunze, ruled by Kroran Nytari 'the Just'.

1100

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

1101

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

1102

• Guge was attacked by the Hindustani realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Jayasimha.
• The Great Holy War declared by Purgyal Namri ended with the successful conquest of Kashmir from the Buddhists. Purgyal Namri became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri 'the Cruel' won the war against Shah Zand III of Kashmir.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri 'the Hammer'.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Nyingchi, ruled by Thupo Gar Chogyal II 'the Cruel'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri 'the Hammer' tried but failed to imprison Thupo Gar Chogyal II of Nyingchi 'the Cruel', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Thupo Anini Changchub of Sutiya, was victorious in the battle of Rutog against the armies of Khaidu's Host.

1103

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Kyunglung against the armies of Buri's Host.
• Jayasimha of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri 'the Hammer'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Lontsan Gunggyal, was victorious in the battle of Karmanta against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1104

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Chieftess Uppalavarna of Cadota, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Toghoril's Host.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kanyakubja.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Chogyal III of Nyingchi lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri 'the Hammer'.

1105

• Gyelmo Oghul, the wife of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, died under suspicious circumstances on 28 July, 1105.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Thupo Anini Changchub of Sutiya, was victorious in the battle of Karmanta against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Kroran Nytari of Lhunze 'the Just' lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri 'the Hammer'.
• Purgyal Namri displayed his great power by founding the new Empire of Guge.

1106

• Purgyal Namri created the title of Kingdom of Kosala, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Chieftess Dege Kunzang of Zangda, was defeated in the battle of Nangqen against the armies of Alchi's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Thupo Anini Changchub of Sutiya, was victorious in the battle of Nangqen against the armies of Alchi's Host.
• The armies of Guge, led by Bari Namde, captured Indraprastha.

1107

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Purgyal Chokyi of Lhoyu, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Jurchedei's Host.

1108

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri went to war against Sajit of Yarlungi Revolt.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Pelgyimo of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Banbar against the armies of Yarlungi Revolt.

1109

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri married Purgyal Nagzib, daughter of Purgyal Tsentsan.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Jumla against the armies of Rajputana.

1110

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

1111

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Thupo Nyang Tritsen of Vanga, was victorious in the battle of Midnapore against the armies of Khaidu's Host.

1112

• Purgyal Namri created the title of Kingdom of Bengal, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Lakhnau.

1113

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri went to war against Shah Kharmandar of Rajputana.

1114

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Pelgyimo of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Lhatok against the armies of Ozmush's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Jumla against the armies of Rajputana.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Jumla against the armies of Rajputana.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri 'the Hammer' won the war against Shah Kharmandar of Rajputana.

1115

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

1116

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Pelgyimo of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Lhatok against the armies of Yegu's Host.

1117

• Indraprastha lost Indraprastha to the forces of Shah Kharmandar of Rajputana.

1118

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Kol against the armies of Borjigidai's Host.

1119

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

1120

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri went to war against Kavoos of Rajputana Revolt.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri, leader of all Bon faithful, died of severe stress on 13 April, 1120.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Namri died of severe stress on 13 April, 1120. His daughter, Gemathar, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Simaramapura.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Vairata against the armies of Rajputana.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Vairata against the armies of Rajputana Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Ranthambore against the armies of Rajputana Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Mathura against the armies of Rajputana Revolt.

1121

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Kol against the armies of Rajputana Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Gemathar won the war against Kavoos of Rajputana Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Gemathar 'the Sword of Amnye Machen'.

1122

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Archpriest Deu of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of Alchi.

1123

• Guge was attacked by the Bengali realm of Hindu Uprising, ruled by Bhimsingha.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Gnyal Rapsel of Sugauna, was victorious in the battle of Vijayapura against the armies of Hindu Uprising.
• Bhimsingha of Hindu Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Gemathar 'the Sword of Amnye Machen'.

1124

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Bhaadar, was defeated in the battle of Dege against the armies of Berke's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Mayor Bari Taknye of Sutrapur, was victorious in the battle of Dimapur against the armies of U-Tsang.

1125

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Priestess Khribang of Senggezangbo, was victorious in the battle of Kangra against the armies of Caka's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Mayor Rapsel of Palpung, was victorious in the battle of Lhatok against the armies of Berke's Host.

1126

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

1127

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Getong, was victorious in the battle of Bharauli against the armies of Chidukhul's Host.

1128

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Getong, was victorious in the battle of Vairata against the armies of Burkhan's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Mayor Nar Singh of Krishnagar, was victorious in the battle of Gilgit against the armies of Aytekin's Host.

1129

• A dragon was seen in the county of Ranthambore.

1130

• Purgyal Mangmoje married Okhotur, son of Khagan Chidukhul II of Otgonbayar.

1131

• Thumo Purgyal Gemathar married Barghujin, son of Khyungpo Drongnyen of Varanasi.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Mayor Jatakhadga of Sutrapur, was victorious in the battle of Siwistan against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1132

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Vidaram, was victorious in the battle of Dege against the armies of Mutri's Host.
• Mangnyen, the firstborn son, was born to Thumo Purgyal Gemathar.

1133

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Mayor Jatakhadga of Sutrapur, was victorious in the battle of Vairata against the armies of Rajputana.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Purgyal Chakna of Mustang, was defeated in the battle of Kusinagara against the armies of Bhikhari's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Archpriest Deu of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Kusinagara against the armies of Bhikhari's Host.

1134

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Karghalik.

1135

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Trinyen, was victorious in the battle of Taktse against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1136

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Purgyal Chakna of Mustang, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Bala's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Vidaram, was victorious in the battle of Lhatok against the armies of Achigh's Host.

1137

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Archpriest Deu of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Mahra against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Archpriest Deu of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Kathiri against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Archpriest Deu of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Aden against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Archpriest Deu of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Aden against the armies of Arabia.

1138

• Tsenpo Barghujin, the husband of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, died of Scurvy on 24 February, 1138.
• Thumo Purgyal Gemathar married Bogorchu, son of Khagan Chigu of the Mongol Empire.

1139

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, commanded by Tsenmo Purgyal Syamadevi of the Seljuk Empire, was victorious in the battle of Gilgit against the armies of Morokha's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bengali realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Vajramitra.
• Thumo Purgyal Gemathar was victorious in the battle of Yarkand against the army of Yeke's Host, commanded by Yeke of Yeke's Host.

1140

• Guge was attacked by the Bengali realm of Hindu Uprising, ruled by Shiv Singh.
• Thumo Purgyal Gemathar, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle against Shiv Singh of Hindu Uprising on 26 August, 1140.
• Thumo Purgyal Gemathar died in battle against Shiv Singh of Hindu Uprising on 26 August, 1140. Her son, Getong, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Simaramapura.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Bogorchu Borjigin, was victorious in the battle of Midnapore against the armies of Hindu Uprising.
• Shiv Singh of Hindu Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Thupo Bel Trinyen II of Nadia, was victorious in the battle of Kumara Mandala against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Vajramitra of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer U-Tsang from the Buddhists.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer U-Tsang from the Buddhists.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong went to war against Maharaja Prola of U-Tsang.

1141

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Dompu of Dama, was victorious in the battle of Nyingchi against the armies of Burkhan's Host.
• The Great Holy War declared by Purgyal Getong ended with the successful conquest of U-Tsang from the Buddhists. Purgyal Getong became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong won the war against Maharaja Mallapa of U-Tsang.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart'.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Kingdom of U-Tsang from Mallapa Vengi Chalukya.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Duchy of Shigatse from Mallapa Vengi Chalukya.
• Purgyal Getong created the title of Duchy of Nagchu, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Getong created the title of Duchy of Lhasa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Getong created the title of Duchy of Yarlung, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Duchy of Sumparu from Lang Gongru.

1142

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Purgyal Thrisong.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Pakmodru Jamyang of Cadota, was defeated in the battle of Nyima against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Tsenpo of Chapra, was victorious in the battle of Pokhara against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Tsenmo Purgyal Syamadevi of the Seljuk Empire, was victorious in the battle of Nyima against the armies of Gugese Revolt.

1143

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Tsenmo Purgyal Syamadevi of the Seljuk Empire, was victorious in the battle of Mithila against the armies of Tolui's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Tsenmo Purgyal Syamadevi of the Seljuk Empire, was victorious in the battle of Jaunpur against the armies of Gugese Revolt.

1144

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Tsenmo Purgyal Syamadevi of the Seljuk Empire, was victorious in the battle of Kanyakubja against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Tsenmo Purgyal Syamadevi of the Seljuk Empire, was victorious in the battle of Lakhnau against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• Bogorchu, the father of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, died a natural death on 26 April, 1144.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Tsenmo Purgyal Syamadevi of the Seljuk Empire, was victorious in the battle of Katehar against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• Purgyal Thrisong of Gugese Revolt lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart'.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Yarlung, ruled by Thupo Lhomon Rapsel.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart' tried but failed to imprison Thupo Lhomon Rapsel of Yarlung, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Pakmodru Jamyang of Diskit, was victorious in the battle of Kyunglung against the armies of Dagun's Host.

1145

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Tsenmo Purgyal Syamadevi of the Seljuk Empire, was victorious in the battle of Mainling against the armies of Yarlung.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Chief Ralpacan of Keriya, was victorious in the battle of Yopurga against the armies of Bukha's Host.
• Thupo Lhomon Rapsel of Yarlung lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart'.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Vanga, ruled by Thupo Nyang Zungtsen.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart' tried but failed to imprison Thupo Nyang Zungtsen of Vanga, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Prince Purgyal Tritsuk of Kosala, was victorious in the battle of Midnapore against the armies of Vanga.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Trinyen, was victorious in the battle of Vodamayutja against the armies of Khutula's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Prince Purgyal Tritsuk of Kosala, was victorious in the battle of Asni against the armies of Vanga.

1146

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Pakmodru Jamyang of Diskit, was victorious in the battle of Yopurga against the armies of Tolun's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Prince Purgyal Tritsuk of Kosala, was victorious in the battle of Kangra against the armies of Tamachi's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Getong, was victorious in the battle of Nabadwipa against the armies of Vanga.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Getong, was victorious in the battle of Bikrampur against the armies of Vanga.
• Thupo Nyang Zungtsen of Vanga 'the Gentle' lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart'.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Shigatse, ruled by Thupo Khon Gongpa 'the Inquisitor'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart' tried but failed to imprison Thupo Khon Gongpa of Shigatse 'the Inquisitor', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1147

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Getong, was victorious in the battle of Sikkim against the armies of Shigatse.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Phagpa, was victorious in the battle of Kanyakubja against the armies of Khaidu's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Thupo Lang Mune of Kumul, was victorious in the battle of Zadoi against the armies of Bujeg's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Getong, was victorious in the battle of Sakya against the armies of Shigatse.
• Thupo Khon Gongpa of Shigatse 'the Inquisitor' lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart'.

1148

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

1149

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong went to war against High Chief Nogai of Tosali.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Tsenpo of Chapra, was victorious in the battle of Mallabhum against the armies of Tosali.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Tsenpo of Chapra, was victorious in the battle of Rajrappa against the armies of Tosali.

1150

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Zanam of Gograha, was victorious in the battle of Viraja against the armies of Tosali.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart' won the war against High Chief Nogai of Tosali.
• Purgyal Getong created the title of Duchy of Tosali, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Chief Nipandaka of Lingtsang, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of Kadan.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Pakmodru Jamyang of Diskit, was victorious in the battle of Yarkand against the armies of Arasen's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Pakmodru Jamyang of Diskit, was victorious in the battle of Diskit against the armies of Bugidai's Host.

1151

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Mayor Madanapala of Gangapur, was victorious in the battle of Ranthambore against the armies of Ogodei's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong went to war against Khagan Todogen of the Seljuk Empire.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Tsenpo of Chapra, was victorious in the battle of Gurgi against the armies of the Seljuk Empire.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Tsenpo of Chapra, was victorious in the battle of Bandhugadha against the armies of the Seljuk Empire.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Dangraskya, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Khachigun's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart' won the war against Khagan Todogen of the Seljuk Empire 'the Cruel'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Nyang Shakya, was victorious in the battle of Mathura against the armies of Nayaga's Host.

1152

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Dangraskya, was victorious in the battle of Yarkand against the armies of Babur's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Hazarasp, was victorious in the battle of Lhatok against the armies of Bilge's Host.

1153

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong went to war against Raja Prolayanayak IV of Vengi.
• Indraprastha lost Indraprastha to the forces of Shah Darab II of Punjab.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart' won the war against Raja Prolayanayak IV of Vengi.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Dondup of Muktinath, was victorious in the battle of Lakhnau against the armies of Cedi.

1154

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Thupo Namgyal Mugunpu of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Oghlan's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Dondup of Muktinath, was victorious in the battle of Bome against the armies of Burkhan's Host.

1155

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong went to war against Gyalpo Purgyal Namri III of Orissa.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Nyang Zungtsen, was victorious in the battle of Skardu against the armies of Chiledu's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart' won the war against Gyalpo Purgyal Namri III of Orissa.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Tigrali, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Bala's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Zanam of Gograha, was victorious in the battle of Kataka against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Thumo Nyang Sal of Sutiya, was victorious in the battle of Yarkand against the armies of Khorilartai's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong married Farrin, daughter of Shah Kharmandar of Kashmir.
• Purgyal Thrikhyiding married Thakurani Chamekamba, daughter of Raja Prolayanayak IV of Vengi.

1156

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Thumo Nyang Sal of Sutiya, was victorious in the battle of Yopurga against the armies of Bugidai's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Archpriest Dickey of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Mathura against the armies of Old Bon Uprising.

1157

• Tridra, the firstborn son, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong.
• On 7 September, 1157, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong went to war against Raja Rudradeva of Vengi.
• Caliph Shaiban declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Egypt from the Bons.

1158

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart' won the war against Raja Rudradeva of Vengi.
• Purgyal Getong created the title of Duchy of Vengi, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Guge was attacked by the Bengali realm of Hindu Uprising, ruled by Kirti Singh.

1159

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Nyang Zungtsen, was victorious in the battle of Mallabhum against the armies of Hindu Uprising.
• The Jihad declared by Shaiban Shaiban ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Bons.
• Kirti Singh of Hindu Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lhomon Gesar, was victorious in the battle of Tsaparang against the armies of Tolui's Host.

1160

• Guge was attacked by the Rajput realm of Ranthambore Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kiratpala.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lhomon Gesar, was victorious in the battle of Kunggar against the armies of Chagatai's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Chogyal of Madhyadwip, was victorious in the battle of Ranthambore against the armies of Ranthambore Peasant Revolt.
• Kiratpala of Ranthambore Peasant Revolt lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart'.

1161

• A river flooded parts of Dege in the spring.

1162

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Tsensong, was victorious in the battle of Dege against the armies of Bujeg's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Batbayar Choden of Purang, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Nogai's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Prince Purgyal Tritsuk of Kosala, was victorious in the battle of Hastinapura against the armies of Bugidai's Host.

1163

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Dondup of Muktinath, was victorious in the battle of Doti against the armies of Jebe.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong lost the battle of Keriya against the army of Batu's Host, commanded by Batu of Batu's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Nagchu, ruled by Thupo Khyungpo Yongten.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart' tried but failed to imprison Thupo Khyungpo Yongten of Nagchu, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Mayor Ajmal of Narela, was victorious in the battle of Sthanisvara against the armies of Khorchi's Host.

1164

• Thupo Khyungpo Yongten of Nagchu lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Lionheart'.

1165

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Tanggula against the armies of Nagormo.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Purgyal Sonam of Nyingchi, was victorious in the battle of Dege against the armies of Arkhai.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong was victorious in the battle of Yarkand against the army of Batu's Host, commanded by Batu of Batu's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Dondup of Muktinath, was victorious in the battle of Kubera against the armies of Batu's Host.

1166

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Priestess Nagzib of Shalu, was victorious in the battle of Shigatse against the armies of Khachigun's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Mayor Gyaltsen of Karub, was victorious in the battle of Bome against the armies of Suyiketu's Host.

1167

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong went to war against Shah Mangban of Khotan.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Thupo Namgyal Mugunpu of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Yopurga against the armies of Nagykunsag.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Slaughterer'.

1168

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Pungse of Bengal, was victorious in the battle of Kumul against the armies of Khotan.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Lama Tsuktsen of Jokhang, was defeated in the battle of Lhasa against the armies of Batu's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong was victorious in the battle of Loulan against the army of Khotan, commanded by Shah Mangban of Khotan.

1169

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong 'the Slaughterer' won the war against Shah Mangban of Khotan.
• Tsenmo Farrin, the wife of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, died due to complications during her pregnancy on 5 May, 1169.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong married Wu Daoyi, daughter of Wu Mingzong.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, commanded by Mayor Chukpo of Samzhubze, was victorious in the battle of Shigatse against the armies of Batu's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong, leader of all Bon faithful, died of poor health on 9 September, 1169.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong died of poor health on 9 September, 1169. His son, Jekundag, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Simaramapura.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag went to war against Shah Danush of Rajputana.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Mu Tao, was victorious in the battle of Haruppeswara against the armies of Batu's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Oriya realm of Old Bon Uprising, ruled by Sankaravarman.

1170

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Mayor Pungse of Bhaktagrama, was victorious in the battle of Kangra against the armies of Rajputana.
• Sankaravarman of Old Bon Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Lakhnau against the armies of Rajputana.

1171

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Batbayar Zarani of Kurmanchal, was victorious in the battle of Yopurga against the armies of Borc's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag won the war against Shah Danush of Rajputana.
• Guge was attacked by the Soninke realm of Ghana, ruled by Mansa Diobe 'the Magnanimous'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Lama Haskadatta of Gemeng, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of Okhoturid.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Mu Tao, was defeated in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Torolchi's Host.

1172

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Torolchi's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Lama Lotsen of Naiqung, was defeated in the battle of Lhasa against the armies of Babur's Host.

1173

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Kunga of Sumparu, was victorious in the battle of Lhasa against the armies of Babur's Host.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Duchy of Kashgar, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Duchy of Kamarupanagara, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Kingdom of Kamarupa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Kingdom of Delhi, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1174

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Diskit against the armies of Ghana.

1175

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Namgyal Mugunpu of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Chanai's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Vairata against the armies of Ghana.

1176

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Janakpur against the armies of Batu's Host.
• Purgyal Orgyen married Oronartai, son of Khagan Oronartai of Ganzorig.

1177

• Mansa Diobe of Ghana 'the Magnanimous' lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag went to war against Zhang Dharmapala of Monyul.

1178

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Mayor Pungse of Bhaktagrama, was victorious in the battle of Haruppeswara against the armies of Monyul.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag won the war against Zhang Dharmapala of Monyul.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag went to war against Nyima Drag of Tanggula.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Alchidai's Host.

1179

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Kashgar against the armies of Suyiketu's Host.

1180

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Borjigin Gughlug, was victorious in the battle of Kanyakubja against the armies of Nakhu's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Hastinapura against the armies of Dayir's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Nyang Esho, was victorious in the battle of Diskit against the armies of Khorchi's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Lama Gyal of Yuling, was defeated in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Khuyildar's Host.

1181

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Khuyildar's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Punjab from the Buddhists.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Punjab from the Buddhists.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag went to war against Maharaja Bakhtiar of Punjab.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Ralpacan Batbayar, was victorious in the battle of Nyingchi against the armies of Khubilai's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Trigarta against the armies of Punjab.

1182

• Guge was attacked by the Tocharian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Siddharthe.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Tribandapura against the armies of Punjab.
• The Great Holy War declared by Purgyal Jekundag ended with the successful conquest of Punjab from the Buddhists. Purgyal Jekundag became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag won the war against Maharaja Bakhtiar of Punjab.
• Purgyal Jekundag usurped the Kingdom of Punjab from Bakhtiar Ghaznavid.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Duchy of Gandhara, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Duchy of Multan, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Duchy of Para-Lauhitya, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Duchy of Purang, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Duchy of Kathmandu, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Duchy of Kashmir, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Kingdom of Nepal, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Namgyal Mugunpu of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Artux against the armies of Khabichi.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan of Vengi, was victorious in the battle of Yopurga against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.

1183

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Lama Mangtsen of Dama, was victorious in the battle of Nyingchi against the armies of Achigh's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Borjigin Gughlug, was victorious in the battle of Artux against the armies of Guchu.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Borjigin Gughlug, was victorious in the battle of Cadota against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Siddharthe of Buddhist Uprising 'the Lame' lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag.

1184

• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Lahore, ruled by Satrap Khashayar.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag tried but failed to imprison Satrap Khashayar of Lahore, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Satrap Khashayar of Lahore lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag.

1185

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag married Wu Daoyi, daughter of Wu Mingzong.

1186

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag went to war against Shah Ehsan of Rajputana.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag was victorious in the battle of Vikramapura against the army of Rajputana, commanded by Shah Ehsan of Rajputana.

1187

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag successfully led his armies, taking Mandavyapura from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag won the war against Shah Ehsan of Rajputana.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.
• Purgyal Jekundag created the title of Duchy of Maru, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sonam, the firstborn son, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Glo Dompu of Numaligarh, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Babur's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag was victorious in the battle of Delhi against the army of Yokhunan's Host, commanded by Yokhunan of Yokhunan's Host.

1188

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Tridra II of U-Tsang, was victorious in the battle of Kunggar against the armies of Bujeg's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle against Suyiketu of Suyiketu's Host on 30 May, 1188.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Jekundag died in battle against Suyiketu of Suyiketu's Host on 30 May, 1188. His son, Sonam, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The earth shook for three days in Samtho, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1189

• Guge was attacked by the Tocharian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Andhave.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Gangkarwa of Hakla, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Targhutai's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Gangkarwa of Hakla, was victorious in the battle of Aksu against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Andhave of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam.

1190

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Gangkarwa of Hakla, was victorious in the battle of Zadoi against the armies of Ogodei's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Gangkarwa of Hakla, was victorious in the battle of Lhunzhub against the armies of Temujin's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of U-Tsang, ruled by Gyalpo Purgyal Tridra II 'the Butcher'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam tried but failed to imprison Gyalpo Purgyal Tridra II of U-Tsang 'the Butcher', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1191

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Purgyal Dingtri of Kusinagara, was victorious in the battle of Shigatse against the armies of U-Tsang.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Lama Kyide of Chunian, was victorious in the battle of Lhasa against the armies of U-Tsang.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Purgyal Dingtri of Kusinagara, was victorious in the battle of Shigatse against the armies of U-Tsang.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Poyul Gyalpo of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Xainza against the armies of U-Tsang.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Poyul Gyalpo of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Nagchu against the armies of U-Tsang.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Poyul Gyalpo of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Lhunzhub against the armies of U-Tsang.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Poyul Gyalpo of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Lhasa against the armies of U-Tsang.

1192

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Poyul Gyalpo of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Taktse against the armies of U-Tsang.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Namgyal Mugunpu of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Bumthang against the armies of U-Tsang.
• On 7 July, 1192, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Poyul Gyalpo of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Lhasa against the armies of U-Tsang.

1193

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Poyul Gyalpo of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Gegyai against the armies of U-Tsang.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Tridra II of U-Tsang 'the Butcher' lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam.

1194

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

1195

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Thrimalo of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Bome against the armies of Suyiketu's Host.
• Princess Purgyal Orgyen, the heir of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, died of Cancer on 22 October, 1195.

1196

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

1197

• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Shahzada Danush's Host, ruled by Danush.
• Caliph Shaiban declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Daylam from the Bons.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Gangkarwa of Hakla, was victorious in the battle of Uch against the armies of Shahzada Danush's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Ardavan.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Gangkarwa of Hakla, was victorious in the battle of Reni against the armies of Shahzada Danush's Host.
• Shahzada Danush of Rajputana lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam.

1198

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Datserhim, was victorious in the battle of Kangra against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Ardavan of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam.

1199

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Batbayar Pantimatso, was victorious in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Ghunan's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Gangkarwa of Hakla, was victorious in the battle of Sarasvati against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo 'Damgyi Tritog of Sutiya, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Arkhai's Host.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Vodamayutja.

1200

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Taktse Namri, was victorious in the battle of Karghalik against the armies of Targhutai.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Tridra II 'the Butcher', the heir of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, died in the dungeons of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam on 14 July, 1200.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Osung of Satyapura, was victorious in the battle of Kataka against the armies of Demir's Host.

1201

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

1202

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Gangkarwa of Hakla, was victorious in the battle of Socotra against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Lek of Nang, was victorious in the battle of Medog against the armies of Jamugha's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Mayor Gangkarwa of Hakla, was victorious in the battle of Socotra against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Lama Sutse of Dama, was defeated in the battle of Dege against the armies of Suyiketu's Host.

1203

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam married Gyelmo Purgyal Rinchen, daughter of Gyalpo Purgyal Tridra II of U-Tsang.

1204

• Purgyal Sonam created the title of Kingdom of Rajputana, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Mangmoje, the firstborn daughter, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam.

1205

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Prince Bakhtiar of Rajputana, was victorious in the battle of Ghazna against the armies of Todogen's Host.

1206

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo 'Damgyi Tritog of Sutiya, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Godan's Host.
• The Jihad declared by Shaiban Shaiban ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Daylam.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bharauli.

1207

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Prince Bakhtiar of Rajputana, was victorious in the battle of Bahrein against the armies of Arabia.
• Tsenmo Purgyal Rinchen, the wife of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, died of severe stress on 12 May, 1207.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam married Karchen Tashi, daughter of Thupo Karchen Dharmapala I of Jiuquan.

1208

• In Gurjaratra, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam.

1209

• A river flooded parts of Naimisa in the spring.

1210

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

1211

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam was victorious in the battle of Simaramapura against the army of Demir's Host, commanded by Demir of Demir's Host.

1212

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Poyul Lekpa of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Multan against the armies of Ghunan's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Prince Parviz's Host, ruled by Parviz.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam was victorious in the battle of Shorkot against the army of Prince Parviz's Host, commanded by Shahzada Parviz of Rajputana.

1213

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam was victorious in the battle of Gurjaratra against the army of Prince Parviz's Host, commanded by Shahzada Parviz of Rajputana.
• Shahzada Parviz of Rajputana lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Jekundag, was victorious in the battle of Pamir against the armies of Todogen's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam 'the Butcher'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Miwoche Cogrobza of Zadoi, was victorious in the battle of Nyingchi against the armies of Kokochu's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Bel Trinyen of Kalna, was victorious in the battle of Saptagrama against the armies of Torolchi's Host.

1214

• Empress Dowager Wu Daoyi, the mother of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, died of Cancer on 4 March, 1214.

1215

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Poyul Lekpa of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Gurjaratra against the armies of Temur's Host.

1216

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Sharpa Shakya, was victorious in the battle of Qamdo against the armies of Saputanase's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Namgyal Skyartse of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Gurjaratra against the armies of Bagaridai's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Kosala, ruled by Gyalpo Purgyal Gyaltsen 'Son of The Evil Ones'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam 'the Butcher' tried but failed to imprison Gyalpo Purgyal Gyaltsen of Kosala 'Son of The Evil Ones', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Namgyal Skyartse of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Tribandapura against the armies of Bagaridai's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Yazdegerd.
• Guge was attacked by the Assamese realm of Hindu Uprising, ruled by Chandramukhavarman.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam successfully led his armies, taking Shakumbhri Devi from the enemy.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Bari Zinde of Kashgar, was defeated in the battle of Haruppeswara against the armies of Hindu Uprising.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Kafirkot against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Yazdegerd of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam 'the Butcher'.

1217

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Purang against the armies of Kosala.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Khangsarpa Ljonlji, was victorious in the battle of Mangyul against the armies of Kosala.
• Dharmapala, the firstborn son, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Gegyai against the armies of Kosala.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Bari Zinde of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Kashgar against the armies of Kokochu's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Chimshang Sotri of Mehdiabad, was victorious in the battle of Ayodhya against the armies of Kosala.

1218

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Haruppeswara against the armies of Hindu Uprising.
• Chandramukhavarman of Hindu Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam 'the Butcher'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Nedong against the armies of Yedi's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Khangsarpa Ljonlji, was defeated in the battle of Kurmanchal against the armies of Kosala.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Hetman Bahman of Makrana, was defeated in the battle of Mithila against the armies of Kosala.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam 'the Heart-eater'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Mithila against the armies of Kosala.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Gaoqi, was defeated in the battle of Ayodhya against the armies of Kosala.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Purgyal Chokey of Athgarh, was victorious in the battle of Kalpi against the armies of Mursel's Host.

1219

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Naimisa against the armies of Kosala.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Purang against the armies of Kosala.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Gyaltsen of Kosala 'Son of The Evil Ones' lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam 'the Heart-eater'.

1220

• In Sakala, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam.

1221

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Muscat against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Khangsarpa Gangkarwa of Ghaneraov, was defeated in the battle of Godwad against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1222

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Dronma of Para-Lauhitya, was victorious in the battle of Ulungur against the armies of Ganzorig.

1223

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Kaapayanayaka, was defeated in the battle of Uch against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1224

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, commanded by Bari Zinde of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Kashgar against the armies of Bedugun's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam, leader of all Bon faithful, died of depression on 6 February, 1224.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Sonam died of depression on 6 February, 1224. His daughter, Tsogyal, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Julfar against the armies of Arabia.

1225

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Thupo 'Damgyi Tritog of Sutiya, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Dhruva's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Gilgit against the armies of Bedugun's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Priestess Khyungpo Dro of Madan Kamdev, was victorious in the battle of Aksu against the armies of Barghujin's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Priestess Khyungpo Dro of Madan Kamdev, was victorious in the battle of Mingoi against the armies of Bilge's Host.

1226

• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Faraz.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Deu of Nowshera, was defeated in the battle of Purushapura against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.

1227

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Thupo Taktse Lhanang II of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Purushapura against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Faraz of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Dronma of Para-Lauhitya, was victorious in the battle of Kumtag against the armies of Jurchedei's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Dronma of Para-Lauhitya, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Torolchi's Host.

1228

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Arabia from the Sunnis.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Arabia from the Sunnis.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against Caliph Abdul-Jaleel II.

1229

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Dronma of Para-Lauhitya, was victorious in the battle of Kucha against the armies of Dagun's Host.

1230

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

1231

• The Great Holy War declared by Purgyal Tsogyal ended with the successful conquest of Arabia from the Sunnis. Purgyal Tsogyal became the new Lady of the conquered lands.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal won the war against Caliph Abdul-Jaleel II.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Yongten of Delhi, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, converted from Buddhist to Bon.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against Khanum Hoysaladevi of Gujarat.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Dondup of Ruoqiang, was defeated in the battle of Kumul against the armies of Dagun's Host.

1232

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against Khanum Hoysaladevi of Gujarat.
• Purgyal Tsogyal created the title of Duchy of Gurjara Mandala, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Detrin of Tabala, was victorious in the battle of Keriya against the armies of Nakhu's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Purgyal Dickey of Nyingchi, was victorious in the battle of Dege against the armies of Menggei's Host.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Sravasti.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Detrin of Tabala, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Bogen.

1233

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against Chief Borjigidai of Laksmanavati.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Yongten of Delhi, was victorious in the battle of Laksmanavati against the armies of Laksmanavati.

1234

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against Chief Borjigidai of Laksmanavati.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Yongten of Delhi, was victorious in the battle of Damin-i-koh against the armies of Kaivarta.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Tsentsan of Nepal, was victorious in the battle of Rahbah against the armies of Al-Jaziran Liberation Revolt.

1235

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Jin Zhou, was victorious in the battle of Nyingchi against the armies of Tolui's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Detrin of Tabala, was victorious in the battle of Kubera against the armies of Khuyildar's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Jin Zhou, was victorious in the battle of Zadoi against the armies of Bagaridai's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Purgyal Dickey of Nyingchi, was victorious in the battle of Lhatok against the armies of Bodonchar's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Purgyal Songtsen of Laksmanavati, was victorious in the battle of Sambhal against the armies of Dagun's Host.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kalpi.
• Purgyal Dharmapala married Purgyal Zangmo, daughter of Purgyal Yumtan.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Halaban.

1236

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Srichand of Phalia, was victorious in the battle of Halaban against the armies of Zikri Uprising.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Detrin of Tabala, was victorious in the battle of Mingoi against the armies of Mursel's Host.

1237

• Prince Purgyal Dharmapala, the heir of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, was burnt at the stake on the order of Thupo Nyang Sambhota of Kumul on 6 January, 1237.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against King Adalhard of Jerusalem.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against King Adalhard of Jerusalem 'the Sword of the Blessed Virgin'.
• Purgyal Tsogyal created the title of Duchy of Arabia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Nyang Muzu, was defeated in the battle of Gilgit against the armies of Jurchedei's Host.

1238

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Detsen of Serxu, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of Jatisrone's Host.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Nizwa.
• Caliph Halil declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Arabia from the Bons.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Syria, ruled by Caliph Halil.

1239

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Krasnetse of Jingjue, was victorious in the battle of Yopurga against the armies of Shirgugetu's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Palrin Trisu, was victorious in the battle of Purushapura against the armies of Jurchedei's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Purgyal Orgyen, was victorious in the battle of Asir against the armies of Syria.

1240

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal married Khubilai, son of Khagan Toghtoga II of Monkhbat.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Krasnetse of Jingjue, was victorious in the battle of Karghalik against the armies of Menggei's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Kunlun Peasant Revolt, ruled by Namri.
• Guge was attacked by the Bengali realm of Candradvipan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Laxminath Singh Dev.
• Guge was attacked by the German realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Udalrich.
• Udalrich of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Bao Gui, was victorious in the battle of Kunlun against the armies of Kunlun Peasant Revolt.
• Namri of Kunlun Peasant Revolt lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Silarakite of Korla, was victorious in the battle of Kucha against the armies of Badai's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lang Pode of Saptagrama, was victorious in the battle of Varanasi against the armies of Ajinai's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Namde of Yanbu, was victorious in the battle of Candradvipa against the armies of Candradvipan Peasant Revolt.
• Laxminath Singh Dev of Candradvipan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.

1241

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Palchen of Prahladpuri, was defeated in the battle of Multan against the armies of Babur's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Gyeltsen II of Ladakh, was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the armies of Syria.
• The Jihad declared by Halil Shaiban ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Arabia.
• Caliph Halil lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Naimisa.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Detrin of Tabala, was victorious in the battle of Lop Nor against the armies of Toghtoga's Host.

1242

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Birgamdara Thridang of Hajr, was victorious in the battle of Multan against the armies of Babur's Host.

1243

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

1244

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against Khanum Hoysaladevi of Gondwana.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Tritsuk of Shanguo, was victorious in the battle of Mingoi against the armies of Jebe's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Purgyal Pogong's Host, ruled by Purgyal Pogong.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Purgyal Namri of Damman, was defeated in the battle of Qatif against the armies of Purgyal Pogong's Host.

1245

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Tsentsan of Nepal, was victorious in the battle of Qatif against the armies of Purgyal Pogong's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against Khanum Hoysaladevi of Gondwana.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Uwal against the army of Purgyal Pogong's Host, commanded by Purgyal Pogong of Purgyal Pogong's Host.
• Purgyal Pogong of Purgyal Pogong's Host lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Purgyal Tsogyal created the title of Duchy of Ratanpur, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Tsogyal usurped the Kingdom of Gondwana from Hoysaladevi Habbari.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Bahrein against the army of Baturay's Host, commanded by Baturay of Baturay's Host.
• Empress Dowager Karchen Tashi, the mother of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, died of complications related to Gout on 27 September, 1245.

1246

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Nizwa, ruled by Purgyal Nyantsen.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' tried but failed to imprison Purgyal Nyantsen of Nizwa, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Muscat against the army of Nizwa, commanded by Purgyal Nyantsen of Nizwa.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Kosala, ruled by Gyelmo Purgyal Lhakee 'the Inquisitor'.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' tried but failed to imprison Gyelmo Purgyal Lhakee of Kosala 'the Inquisitor', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Nanam Tsentsan of Pathankot, was victorious in the battle of Tribandapura against the armies of Kosala.

1247

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Mangmoje of U-Tsang, was victorious in the battle of Hormuz against the armies of Kosala.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Batbayar Tridra, was victorious in the battle of Kashgar against the armies of Ogodei's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Hanshe, was victorious in the battle of Katehar against the armies of Kosala.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Julfar against the army of Kosala, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Lhakee of Kosala.
• Purgyal Nyantsen of Nizwa lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.

1248

• Gyelmo Purgyal Lhakee of Kosala 'the Inquisitor' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Gesar of Baiya, was victorious in the battle of Dege against the armies of Yesunge's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against Caliph Abdul-Jaleel II.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Bari Thridang, was defeated in the battle of Kamatapur against the armies of Arabia.
• Tashi, the firstborn daughter, was born to Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal.

1249

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Tsentsan of Nepal, was victorious in the battle of Simaramapura against the armies of Godan's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Shangnang of Malda, was victorious in the battle of Kataka against the armies of Jajiradai's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against Caliph Abdul-Jaleel II 'the Wise'.
• Purgyal Tsogyal created the title of Duchy of Hijaz, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Mithila, ruled by Purgyal Denol.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' tried but failed to imprison Purgyal Denol of Mithila, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Damodar of Rampur, was victorious in the battle of Kotivarsa against the armies of Mithila.

1250

• Purgyal Tsogyal created the title of Duchy of Tirabhukti, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Tsogyal created the title of Kingdom of Bihar, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Tsenpo Khubilai, the husband of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, died a natural death on 26 March, 1250.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal married Khon Thrikhyiding, son of Khon Longtsen of Tamralipti.
• Khon Thrikhyiding was imprisoned in a dungeon in Lahur by Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal.
• Purgyal Denol of Mithila lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against Caliph Halil.

1251

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Tsenpo of Chandrod, was victorious in the battle of Fustat against the armies of Syria.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Tsenpo of Chandrod, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Syria.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Purgyal Trongzhi, was victorious in the battle of Dege against the armies of Shiraghul's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Kauravye of Shangwangguo, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Khuyildar's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Farama against the army of Syria, commanded by Caliph Halil.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against Caliph Halil.
• Purgyal Tsogyal usurped the Duchy of Sinai from Najib Gafurid.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Asni.
• Purgyal Tsogyal created the title of Duchy of Al Bahrein, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1252

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Khangsarpa Kalyanawartane, was victorious in the battle of Vizagipatam against the armies of Hulegu's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Krasnetse of Jingjue, was victorious in the battle of Karghalik against the armies of Khachi's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Purgyal Thonmi, was victorious in the battle of Ghazna against the armies of Belgutei's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Srichand of Phalia, was victorious in the battle of Kafirkot against the armies of Guyug's Host.

1253

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Srichand of Phalia, was victorious in the battle of Mingoi against the armies of Bogen's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against King Aram of Jerusalem.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Priestess Gar Tsomo of Qataba, was victorious in the battle of Kumtag against the armies of Babur's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Monreal against the army of Jerusalem, commanded by King Aram of Jerusalem.

1254

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Krak de Moab from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against King Aram of Jerusalem.
• Purgyal Tsogyal created the title of Duchy of Oultrejourdain, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Khon Thrikhyiding was released from imprisonment by Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Gesar of Baiya, was victorious in the battle of Dege against the armies of Khorilartai's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Bihar, ruled by Gyalpo Bari Drogon.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' tried but failed to imprison Gyalpo Bari Drogon of Bihar, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Itanager Trinyen of Jabal an Nabi Shuayb, was victorious in the battle of Aksu against the armies of Togay's Host.

1255

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Monyul Detsen of Viraja, was victorious in the battle of Damin-i-koh against the armies of Bihar.
• Gyalpo Bari Drogon of Bihar lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of U-Tsang, ruled by Gyelmo Purgyal Mangmoje 'the Sword of Zhang Zhung Meri'.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' tried but failed to imprison Gyelmo Purgyal Mangmoje of U-Tsang 'the Sword of Zhang Zhung Meri', causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1256

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Monyul Detsen of Viraja, was victorious in the battle of Yopurga against the armies of Gughlug's Host.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Asir.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Shaojing, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of Ajai's Host.

1257

• Tsenpo Khon Thrikhyiding, the husband of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, died a natural death on 8 February, 1257.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Mangmoje of U-Tsang 'the Sword of Zhang Zhung Meri' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Shujah.

1258

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Priestess Gar Tsomo of Qataba, was victorious in the battle of Kashgar against the armies of Monkhbat.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Peter Holming, was victorious in the battle of Monreal against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Shujah of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Krasnetse of Jingjue, was victorious in the battle of Mingoi against the armies of Ajinai's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against Srivikrama of Karnata Revolt.

1259

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Asigarh from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Asika from the enemy.

1260

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Surajkund from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against Srivikrama of Karnata Revolt 'the Bold'.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against Khan Marasimha of Karnata.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Dranga of Dhauli, was victorious in the battle of Asirgarh against the armies of Karnata.

1261

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Krasnetse of Jingjue, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Palchen's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Malwa from the Buddhists.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Malwa from the Buddhists.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal went to war against Khan Marasimha of Karnata.

1262

• The Great Holy War declared by Purgyal Tsogyal ended with the successful conquest of Malwa from the Buddhists. Purgyal Tsogyal became the new Lady of the conquered lands.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' won the war against Khan Marasimha of Karnata.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Purgyal Toktokteng 'the Usurper'.

1263

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Jumla against the army of Gugese Revolt, commanded by Thonmi Yulsung of Mustang.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Wasampile of Korla, was victorious in the battle of Mingoi against the armies of Usun's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal lost the battle of Lumbini against the army of Gugese Revolt, commanded by Purgyal Toktokteng of Gugese Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Wasampile of Korla, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Khorilartai's Host.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Dariya.

1264

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Sakala from the enemy.
• Purgyal Khadrobum of Gugese Revolt lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Purgyal Khadrobum.
• Purgyal Khadrobum of Gugese Revolt lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.

1265

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Purgyal Khribang 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gugese Revolt, ruled by Purgyal Rinchen.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Priestess Gar Tsomo of Qataba, was victorious in the battle of Gerze against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Krasnetse of Jingjue, was victorious in the battle of Diskit against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Zhou Congyi, was victorious in the battle of Artux against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Charsada from the enemy.

1266

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Wu Shouli, was defeated in the battle of Kurmanchal against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• Guge was attacked by the Tocharian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Kunacamttre.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Shakumbhri Devi from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Mandawar from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Bijnor from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Gangadvara from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Priestess Gar Tsomo of Qataba, was victorious in the battle of Kunlun against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Wasampile of Korla, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Khagatai's Host.

1267

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Wasampile of Korla, was victorious in the battle of Yuni against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Kunacamttre of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Yupu from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Banbar from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Coka from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Peter Holming, was victorious in the battle of Pangong against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• Indraprastha lost Indraprastha to the forces of Purgyal Khribang of Gugese Revolt.

1268

• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Tihama.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Chakhar Nejini of Diskit, was victorious in the battle of Karghalik against the armies of Usun's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Priestess Gar Tsomo of Qataba, was victorious in the battle of Kucha against the armies of Khagatai's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal successfully led her armies, taking Indraprastha from the enemy.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Jeddah.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Peter Holming, was victorious in the battle of Gegyai against the armies of Gugese Revolt.

1269

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Kanyakubja against the army of Gugese Revolt, commanded by Purgyal Gyaltsen of Kosala Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Chakhar Nejini of Diskit, was defeated in the battle of Khotan against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Sthanisvara against the army of Gugese Revolt, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Tsenma of Kosala.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Archpriest Ramsha of Nangqen, was victorious in the battle of Vodamayutja against the armies of Gugese Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal was victorious in the battle of Delhi against the army of Gugese Revolt, commanded by Purgyal Rinchen of Gugese Revolt.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Qana, ruled by Wali Ali.
• Purgyal Khribang of Gugese Revolt 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• Purgyal Rinchen of Gugese Revolt 'the Just' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.

1270

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Delhi, ruled by Gyalpo Purgyal Yongten II 'the Cleansing Flame'.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo' tried but failed to imprison Gyalpo Purgyal Yongten II of Delhi 'the Cleansing Flame', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Lama Ralpacan of Pashupatinath, was victorious in the battle of Charkliq against the armies of Nayaga's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Tisho of Bhaktapur, was victorious in the battle of Skardu against the armies of Delhi.
• Wali Ali of Qana lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, commanded by Mayor Wasampile of Korla, was victorious in the battle of Aksu against the armies of Yesunge's Host.

1271

• Purgyal Gyalyum married Gyalpo Purgyal Getong, son of Ruyong Getong of Hodeida.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Yongten II of Delhi 'the Cleansing Flame' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal 'the Sword of Yeshe Walmo'.

1272

• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal, leader of all Bon faithful, committed suicide on 8 April, 1272.
• Thumo Purgyal Tsogyal committed suicide on 8 April, 1272. Her daughter, Gyalyum, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Tsentsan II of Nagchu, was victorious in the battle of Bahrein against the armies of Kokochu's Host.
• Princess Purgyal Tashi, the heir of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, was beheaded on the order of Thupo Purgyal Sadnalegs of Gandhara on 29 August, 1272.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Priestess Hungrel Dudelos of Jabal an Nabi Shuayb, was victorious in the battle of Kucha against the armies of Devavarman's Host.

1273

• Guge was attacked by the Hindustani realm of Zikri Uprising, ruled by Indrapal.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Zhang Pungtsen of Candhoba, was victorious in the battle of Naimisa against the armies of Zikri Uprising.
• Indrapal of Zikri Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum.

1274

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum went to war against Khan Marasimha of Karnata.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum was victorious in the battle of Kalanjara against the army of Karnata, commanded by High Chief Avinita IV of Jejakabhukti.

1275

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum won the war against Khan Marasimha of Karnata 'the Tormentor'.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Priestess Gar Tsomo of Qataba, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Bukha's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gurjara Mandala, ruled by Thumo Purgyal Khadrobum.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' tried but failed to imprison Thumo Purgyal Khadrobum of Gurjara Mandala, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Farama.
• The Sunni heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kalpi.

1276

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Anahilapataka from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Kamboika from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Khadrobum of Gurjara Mandala lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum went to war against Khagan Yesunge of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Lama Kunga of Qunfudhah, was victorious in the battle of Ulungur against the armies of Ganzorig.
• The Sunni heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kanyakubja.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Mayor Drag of Xiariha, was victorious in the battle of Dulan against the armies of Chulgetei's Host.

1277

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Priestess Pelmo of Tradruk, was victorious in the battle of Acalapura against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' won the war against Khagan Yesunge of the Mongol Empire 'the Glorious'.
• Khan Gajankusha of Andhra, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, converted from Buddhist to Bon.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Gandhara, ruled by Thupo Purgyal Sadnalegs 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' tried but failed to imprison Thupo Purgyal Sadnalegs of Gandhara 'the Ill-Ruler', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1278

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Kafirkot from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Dzamling, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Bala's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Malot from the enemy.
• Thupo Purgyal Sadnalegs of Gandhara 'the Ill-Ruler' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.

1279

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum went to war against Maharaja Mampakkamutaiyan II of Tamilakam.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Mayor Wasampile of Korla, was victorious in the battle of Dunkheger against the armies of Nayaga's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Tanjavur from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Uraiyur from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Nagapattinam from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' won the war against Maharaja Mampakkamutaiyan II of Tamilakam.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Lama Drag of Najmah, was victorious in the battle of Uwal against the armies of Meliksah's Host.

1280

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum went to war against Khan Yachama III of Gujarat.
• Guge was attacked by the Hindustani realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Rangraja.
• Rangraja of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.

1281

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Kambampet from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Bhadrachalam from the enemy.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Pathankot, ruled by Nanam Tse.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' tried but failed to imprison Nanam Tse of Pathankot, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Nelakondapalli from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' won the war against Khan Yachama III of Gujarat.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Khaybar.

1282

• Nanam Tse of Pathankot lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum went to war against Khan Marasimha of Karnata.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Purgyal Drongnyen, was victorious in the battle of Valabhi against the armies of Karnata.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Ranubai Sinda, was victorious in the battle of Bhumilka against the armies of Karnata.

1283

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Acalapura from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Yavatmal from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' won the war against Khan Marasimha of Karnata 'the Tormentor'.
• Purgyal Gyalyum created the title of Duchy of Saurashtra, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Gyalyum created the title of Kingdom of Arabia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum went to war against Khagan Khaidu of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Mayor Lek of Phalia, was victorious in the battle of Sibi against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1284

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Bhakkar from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' won the war against Khagan Khaidu of the Mongol Empire.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Bhakkar, ruled by Purgyal Taktsab.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' tried but failed to imprison Purgyal Taktsab of Bhakkar, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1285

• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Asayita.
• Purgyal Taktsab of Bhakkar lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Mayor Zhonnu of Samnabad, was victorious in the battle of Uwal against the armies of Tolun's Host.

1286

• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Tadjoura.

1287

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Dege Trinyen of Kucha, was victorious in the battle of Dunkheger against the armies of Yesunge's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum went to war against Shantaladevi of Mongol Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Purgyal Dagmo, was victorious in the battle of Fuqi against the armies of Tolui.

1288

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Praudharaya, was defeated in the battle of Navasarika against the armies of Mongol Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Sonda from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Lang Omade of Kondapalli, was victorious in the battle of Vijayawada against the armies of Mongol Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Tori, was victorious in the battle of Makran against the armies of Mongol Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' won the war against Shantaladevi of Mongol Revolt 'the Resilient'.
• Purgyal Gyalyum created the title of Duchy of Lanka, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum went to war against Maharaja Marasimha of Karnata.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Asaga Habbari, was victorious in the battle of Godwad against the armies of Karnata.

1289

• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Aksum.

1290

• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Mecca.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Mayor Lek of Phalia, was victorious in the battle of Lattalura against the armies of Karnata.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Kalyani from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' won the war against Maharaja Marasimha of Karnata 'the Tormentor'.
• Purgyal Gyalyum usurped the Duchy of Kalyani from Marasimha Habbari.
• Purgyal Gyalyum usurped the Kingdom of Malwa from Marasimha Habbari.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum went to war against Khagan Tokhtamis of the Mongol Empire.
• The Sunni heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Lakhnau.

1291

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Nagauda from the enemy.
• Guge was attacked by the Tocharian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Atraikatte.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Mayor Pode of Shimla, was victorious in the battle of Kunduz against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1292

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Ladnu from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Kota from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum successfully led her armies, taking Koshvardhan from the enemy.
• Guge was attacked by the Mongol realm of Mongolian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Abagha.

1293

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma' won the war against Khagan Tokhtamis of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Prince Purgyal Tridu of Nepal, was defeated in the battle of Vardhamana against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Massawa.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Khangsarpa Mangsong of al-Ahqaf, was defeated in the battle of Suhar against the armies of Aydogdu's Host.

1294

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Purgyal Mutik, was victorious in the battle of Yuni against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Devarakste of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Purgyal Mutik, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Shiraghul's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Qitai Degyal, was defeated in the battle of Luntai against the armies of Mongolian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Purgyal Mutik, was victorious in the battle of Luntai against the armies of Mongolian Liberation Revolt.
• Abagha of Mongolian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum 'the Sword of Sherab Chamma'.
• The Sunni heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bharauli.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Myang Zhangtsun of Khojand, was victorious in the battle of Karghalik against the armies of Chigu's Host.

1295

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

1296

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Lama Tsen of Madan Kamdev, was victorious in the battle of Kashgar against the armies of Chilagun's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, commanded by Mayor Yazdegerd of Kerran, was victorious in the battle of Vakhan against the armies of Arasen's Host.
• Gyalpo Gobburi of Andhra, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, converted from Old Bon to Bon.

1297

• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum, leader of all Bon faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 1 July, 1297.
• Thumo Purgyal Gyalyum died under suspicious circumstances on 1 July, 1297. Her daughter, Dringma, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Karnata from the Buddhists.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Karnata from the Buddhists.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma went to war against Maharaja Sankama of Karnata.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Getong 'the Great', the father of Thumo Purgyal Dringma, died in battle against Lama Thetsedar of Qigexing on 5 September, 1297.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Dringma, commanded by Naveed, was victorious in the battle of Mandavyapura against the armies of Kasim's Host.

1298

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Dringma, commanded by Poyul Phagpa, was victorious in the battle of Kudalasangama against the armies of Karnata.
• Guge was attacked by the Oriya realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Sailobhava.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma married Thupo Purgyal Balpo II, son of Thupo Purgyal Balpo I of Afar.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Dringma, commanded by Mayor Gungtsen of Xiariha, was victorious in the battle of Pangong against the armies of Arasen's Host.
• The Great Holy War declared by Purgyal Dringma ended with the successful conquest of Karnata from the Buddhists.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma won the war against Maharaja Sankama of Karnata.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Dringma, commanded by Naveed, was victorious in the battle of Medantaka against the armies of Kasim's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Dringma, commanded by Priestess Lhomon Tubten of Hemambika, was victorious in the battle of Swetaka Mandala against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Sailobhava of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Dringma.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma was victorious in the battle of Sarasvati against the army of Kasim's Host, commanded by Kasim of Kasim's Host.

1299

• Thumo Purgyal Dringma was victorious in the battle of Lahur against the army of Hizir's Host, commanded by Hizir of Hizir's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Dringma 'the Butcher'.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma went to war against Khagan Chagatai III of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Dringma 'the Spirit-stalker'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Dringma, commanded by Praudharaya, was defeated in the battle of Navasarika against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Dringma, commanded by Langdarma, was defeated in the battle of Khetaka against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma was victorious in the battle of Sarasvata Mandala against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khagan Chagatai III of the Mongol Empire.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Medina.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma was victorious in the battle of Satyapura against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khagan Chagatai III of the Mongol Empire.

1300

• Thumo Purgyal Dringma, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle on 20 February, 1300.
• Thumo Purgyal Dringma died in battle on 20 February, 1300. Her sister, Machig, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig III, commanded by Lama Sadnalegs of Girjakh, was victorious in the battle of Vairagara against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Guge was attacked by the Sogdian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Urak.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig III, commanded by Purgyal Tsentsan of Sibi, was defeated in the battle of Ranikot against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig III successfully led her armies, taking Devagiri from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig III successfully led her armies, taking Ellora from the enemy.

1301

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Machig III, commanded by Mayor Zlaririm of Shorshuq, was defeated in the battle of Karghalik against the armies of Chilagun's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig III, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle against Khatir on 29 January, 1301.
• Thumo Purgyal Machig III died in battle against Khatir on 29 January, 1301. Her daughter, Lhamgonza, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Lama Sadnalegs of Girjakh, was victorious in the battle of Lattalura against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Lama Sadnalegs of Girjakh, was victorious in the battle of Naldurg against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Prince Purgyal Tsenye of U-Tsang, was victorious in the battle of Pratishthana against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Mayor Drogon of Chishtian, was defeated in the battle of Khetaka against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Lama Parviz of Askot, was victorious in the battle of Chaghaniyan against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Urak of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza won the war against Khagan Chagatai III of the Mongol Empire 'the Mongol Marauder'.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Sword of Amnye Machen'.
• Purgyal Lhamgonza created the title of Duchy of Oman, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Lhanang, was victorious in the battle of Zhongba against the armies of Chilagun's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Monyul Tsen, was victorious in the battle of Kanyakubja against the armies of Baytas's Host.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Uwal.

1302

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Kekadhunama Senol of Mandapika, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of Yegu's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Khanum Shantaladevi of Sindh.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Poyul Lekpa of Behak Maken, was victorious in the battle of Dipalpur against the armies of Sindh.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Sword of Amnye Machen' won the war against Maharaja Govinda of Sindh.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Maharaja Sankama of Transoxiana.

1303

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Kalyani.

1304

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Mayor Dzamling of Gucheng, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Jamughid.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Thupo Batbayar Talsnetse II of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Kumtag against the armies of Alchidai's Host.
• Gyelmo Nyang Dronma of Rajputana, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, converted from Bon to Nestorian.

1305

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Purgyal Tori of Sarasvati, was victorious in the battle of Uch against the armies of Kutalmis's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Thupo Batbayar Talsnetse II of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Khaylam against the armies of Ganzorig.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Gyalpo Gobburi of Andhra, was victorious in the battle of Julfar against the armies of Temur's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Sword of Amnye Machen' won the war against Maharaja Sankama of Transoxiana.

1306

• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Khagan Chagatai III of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Mayor Madanapala of Ahichatra, was victorious in the battle of Vodamayutja against the armies of Kasim's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Batbayar Tsuktsen of Ranthambore, was defeated in the battle of Makran against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1307

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Thupo Bari Tridra III of Maru, was defeated in the battle of Mansura against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Mayor Vijayaditya of Lakhota, was defeated in the battle of Sarasvata Mandala against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Purgyal Tori of Sarasvati, was victorious in the battle of Nandurbar against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Sword of Amnye Machen' won the war against Khagan Chagatai III of the Mongol Empire 'the Mongol Marauder'.
• Purgyal Lhamgonza usurped the Duchy of Nasikya from Tejahkantha.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kalpi.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Mayor Yasovarman of Govardhan.

1308

• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Sword of Amnye Machen' won the war against Mayor Yasovarman of Govardhan.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Mahtar of Mongol Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Purgyal Tori of Sarasvati, was victorious in the battle of Sarasvata Mandala against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Purgyal Tori of Sarasvati, was victorious in the battle of Naldurg against the armies of Mongol Revolt.

1309

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Lhomon Namkha of Uchturpan, was victorious in the battle of Aksu against the armies of Chigu's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Sword of Amnye Machen' won the war against Mahtar of Mongol Revolt.
• Purgyal Lhamgonza created the title of Kingdom of Yemen, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1310

• Guge saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1311

• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Kangran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gyeltsen.

1312

• Guge was attacked by the Tocharian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Alp.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Skardu Tori of Sarasvati, was victorious in the battle of Kangra against the armies of Kangran Peasant Revolt.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Grand Mayor Somesvara of Vidharba.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Sultan Pulakesi III of Karnata.
• Gyeltsen of Kangran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Sword of Amnye Machen'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Purgyal Tsenye of Simaramapura, was victorious in the battle of Balkonda against the armies of Vidharba.
• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Wag.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Skardu Tori of Sarasvati, was victorious in the battle of Kherla against the armies of Vidharba.

1313

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Paro Balpo of Ghazna, was defeated in the battle of Mohadavasaka against the armies of Zabulistan.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Sohanpal Nihalrayid, was defeated in the battle of Vadodara against the armies of Zabulistan.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Skardu Tori of Sarasvati, was victorious in the battle of Nasikya against the armies of Zabulistan.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Skardu Tori of Sarasvati, was victorious in the battle of Thana against the armies of Udayagiri.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Shia Uprising, ruled by Hasan.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Lama Wangchuk of Sanchi, was defeated in the battle of Vidisa against the armies of Zabulistan.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Sword of Amnye Machen' won the war against Sultan Pulakesi III of Karnata.
• Purgyal Lhamgonza created the title of Duchy of Raichur Doab, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1314

• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Sword of Amnye Machen' won the war against Grand Mayor Praudharaya of Vidharba.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Khan Marasimha of Tamilakam.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza married Prince Purgyal Getong, son of Purgyal Mutik.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger'.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Purgyal Pema of Farama, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Shia Uprising.
• Hasan of Shia Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger'.

1315

• Purgyal Gyalyum married Prince Purgyal Nyigon, son of Gyalpo Purgyal Getong of Yemen.
• Alp of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger'.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger' won the war against Khan Marasimha of Tamilakam.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Sheikh Mahtar of Udayagiri.
• Selbar, the firstborn son, was born to Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Lama Sotri of Wankath, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Inancha's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Shia Uprising, ruled by Mubarak.

1316

• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza successfully led her armies, taking Ranikot from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Purgyal Gyaltsen of Madaba, was defeated in the battle of Satyapura against the armies of Udayagiri.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza successfully led her armies, taking Sharusan from the enemy.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Mayor Tsensong of Taqtaqanah, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Simsam's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza successfully led her armies, taking Paat from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza was victorious in the battle of Sonda against the army of Udayagiri, commanded by Sheikh Mahtar of Udayagiri.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza successfully led her armies, taking Khudabad from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger' won the war against Sheikh Mahtar of Udayagiri.

1317

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Selbar of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Eilat against the armies of Shia Uprising.
• Mubarak of Shia Uprising 'the Just' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger'.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Maharaja Sankama of Transoxiana.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza was victorious in the battle of Kudalasangama against the army of Transoxiana, commanded by Maharaja Sankama of Transoxiana.

1318

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Lama Dzamling of Xitishan, was defeated in the battle of Luntai against the armies of Morokha's Host.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger' won the war against Maharaja Sankama of Transoxiana 'the Rash'.
• Purgyal Lhamgonza usurped the Duchy of Rattapadi from Sankama Habbari.
• Purgyal Lhamgonza usurped the County of Taradavadi from Sankama Habbari.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza went to war against Khagan Chagatai III of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza was victorious in the battle of Goa against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Chief Konganivarman of Goa.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Hail.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Mayor Thimma of Shukla, was victorious in the battle of Nellore against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Purgyal Mangban, was victorious in the battle of Bamian against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Purgyal Tori's Host, ruled by Purgyal Tori.

1319

• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger' won the war against Khagan Chagatai III of the Mongol Empire 'the Mongol Marauder'.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Halaban.

1320

• Purgyal Tori of Purgyal Tori's Host lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger'.
• Gyelmo Dronma of Rajputana, a powerful vassal of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, converted from Nestorian to Bon.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Nepal, ruled by Gyalpo Purgyal Gungtsen 'the Butcher'.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger' tried but failed to imprison Gyalpo Purgyal Gungtsen of Nepal 'the Butcher', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza successfully led her armies, taking Kirtipur from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza successfully led her armies, taking Kathmandu from the enemy.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Gungtsen of Nepal 'the Butcher' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger'.

1321

• Purgyal Lhamgonza created the title of Kingdom of Maharastra, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Vengi, ruled by Thumo Bel Kelzang.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger' tried but failed to imprison Thumo Bel Kelzang of Vengi, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Guge, ruled by Gyelmo Purgyal Sal 'the Great'.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger' tried but failed to imprison Gyelmo Purgyal Sal of Guge 'the Great', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Purgyal Taramo, was victorious in the battle of Bannu against the armies of Guge.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Mayor Agnimitra of Agmahl, was victorious in the battle of Tagadur against the armies of Tamilakam.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Lama Parviz of Askot, was victorious in the battle of Balkh against the armies of Guge.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Nge Gampo of Kara Khoja, was victorious in the battle of Karashar against the armies of Temur's Host.

1322

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Princess Khyungpo Dunkyi of Bengal, was victorious in the battle of Tagadur against the armies of Vengi.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Mayor Agnimitra of Agmahl, was victorious in the battle of Kongu against the armies of Vengi.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Hungrel Deu, was victorious in the battle of Dipalpur against the armies of Yemen.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Hungrel Deu, was victorious in the battle of Multan against the armies of Yemen.

1323

• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ankober.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, commanded by Princess Khyungpo Dunkyi of Bengal, was victorious in the battle of Swetaka Mandala against the armies of Vengi.
• Thumo Bel Kelzang of Vengi lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Bloodmonger'.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza successfully led her armies, taking Tafila from the enemy.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza successfully led her armies, taking Madaba from the enemy.

1324

• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza, leader of all Bon faithful, died in battle on 10 January, 1324.
• Thumo Purgyal Lhamgonza died in battle on 10 January, 1324. Her daughter, Sal, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Sal of Guge 'the Great' lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Sal.
• Thumo Purgyal Sal went to war against Khagan Belgunutei of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Lama Tridu of Jabal an Nabi Shuayb, was victorious in the battle of Dunkheger against the armies of Nakhu.

1325

• Thumo Purgyal Sal won the war against Khagan Belgunutei of the Mongol Empire.
• Thumo Purgyal Sal, through deeds and character, came to be known as Thumo Purgyal Sal 'the Sword of Shenlha Okar'.
• Thumo Purgyal Sal went to war against Maharaja Marasimha of Tamilakam.
• Guge was attacked by the Assamese realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Timgyadeva.

1326

• Purgyal Sal created the title of Duchy of Udayagiri, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Mutik of Arabia, was defeated in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Manas's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Namri of Kamarupa, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Bolkhadarid.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Mayor Tsensong of Taqtaqanah, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Manas's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Miwoche Deu of Kamatapur, was victorious in the battle of Kumtag against the armies of Bolkhadarid.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Hungrel Deu, was victorious in the battle of Manyapura against the armies of Tamilakam.

1327

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Chief Pralambha of Barskhan, was victorious in the battle of Khaylam against the armies of Temujin's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Hungrel Deu, was victorious in the battle of Talakad against the armies of Tamilakam.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Nge Gampo of Kara Khoja, was defeated in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Akhutai's Host.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Qatif.
• Thumo Purgyal Sal 'the Sword of Shenlha Okar' won the war against Maharaja Marasimha of Tamilakam.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Grand Mayor Udumtsen of Altay, was victorious in the battle of Sikkim against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Selbar of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Kusinagara against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.

1328

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Gyalpo Harivarman of Andhra, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Akhutai's Host.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Lama Chatri of Madan Kamdev, was victorious in the battle of Gyantse against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Sal, commanded by Shanglon, was defeated in the battle of Kunduz against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.

1329

• Thumo Purgyal Sal, leader of all Bon faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 27 April, 1329.
• Thumo Purgyal Sal died under suspicious circumstances on 27 April, 1329. Her brother, Mutik, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Gyalpo Harivarman of Andhra, was victorious in the battle of Sravasti against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Timgyadeva of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Karnata from the Buddhists.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Karnata from the Buddhists.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik went to war against Sultan Pulakesi III of Karnata.
• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Semien.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Maharaja Marasimha of Tamilakam, was victorious in the battle of Dwarasamudra against the armies of Sistan.
• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Lakomelza.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Getong II, the father of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, was murdered on the orders of Gyelmo Purgyal Jashi of Nepal on 12 December, 1329.

1330

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Yarlung Dondup, was victorious in the battle of Taradavadi against the armies of Karnata.
• The Great Holy War declared by Purgyal Mutik ended with the successful conquest of Karnata from the Buddhists.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik won the war against Sultan Pulakesi III of Karnata.
• The armies of Guge, led by Lama Martaskra of Kampil, captured Indraprastha.
• Indraprastha lost Indraprastha to the forces of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik went to war against Khagan Belgunutei of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Lama Sachen of Kandalur, was victorious in the battle of Srirangapatna against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Guge was attacked by the Telugu realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Vijayaditya.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Mayor Agnimitra of Agmahl, was victorious in the battle of Sirjan against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Mayor Trongzhi of Yadagirigutta, was victorious in the battle of Orangallu against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Namri of Kamarupa, was victorious in the battle of Delingha against the armies of Burkhan's Host.
• Vijayaditya of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik.

1331

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik won the war against Khagan Belgunutei of the Mongol Empire.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Sword of Zhang Zhung Meri'.
• Purgyal Selbar married Gyelmo Purgyal Gyalyum, daughter of Purgyal Nyingpo.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik went to war against Maharaja Amoghavarsha of Daylam.

1332

• The armies of Guge, led by Mayor Trongzhi of Yadagirigutta, captured Indraprastha.
• Indraprastha lost Indraprastha to the forces of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik.
• Guge was attacked by the Mongol realm of Yangikent, ruled by Chief Aguchu.

1333

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Maharaja Marasimha of Tamilakam, was victorious in the battle of Daylam against the armies of Daylam.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Sword of Zhang Zhung Meri' won the war against Maharaja Amoghavarsha of Daylam 'the Butcher'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Shanglon, was defeated in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Bilge's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik went to war against Maharaja Sankama II of Transoxiana.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kuwait.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Shanglon, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Nogai's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Maharaja Marasimha of Tamilakam, was victorious in the battle of Kubera against the armies of Bilge's Host.

1334

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Maharaja Marasimha of Tamilakam, was victorious in the battle of Yangikent against the armies of Yangikent.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Zikri Uprising, ruled by Musa.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Mayor Changchub of Jhelum, was victorious in the battle of Dwin against the armies of Transoxiana.
• Chief Aguchu of Yangikent lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Sword of Zhang Zhung Meri'.
• Musa of Zikri Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Sword of Zhang Zhung Meri'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Sword of Zhang Zhung Meri' won the war against Maharaja Sankama II of Transoxiana 'the Young'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik went to war against Baron Mallugi of Sira.

1335

• The Sunni heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Naimisa.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik married Gyelmo Purgyal Lhamgonza II, daughter of Gyalpo Purgyal Getong of Yemen.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Nyang Dragpa of Loulan, was victorious in the battle of Lop Nor against the armies of Kogsegu.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Sword of Zhang Zhung Meri' won the war against Baron Mallugi of Sira.

1336

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik went to war against High Chief Gajankusha of Konkana.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik went to war against Thakur Jayakeshi of Nanded.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik went to war against Thakurani Mayanalladevi of Kota.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Ruhollah.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Soulflayer'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Gyalpo Harivarman of Andhra, was victorious in the battle of Nanded against the armies of Nanded.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Maharaja Sankama II of Transoxiana, was victorious in the battle of Srirangapatna against the armies of Konkana.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Soulflayer' won the war against Thakur Jayakeshi of Nanded.
• Purgyal Mutik created the title of Duchy of Devagiri, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Soulflayer' won the war against High Chief Gajankusha of Konkana 'the Cruel'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Ngapo Hakka of Daman, was victorious in the battle of Sarasvata Mandala against the armies of Kota.
• Ruhollah of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Soulflayer'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik 'the Soulflayer' won the war against Thakurani Mayanalladevi of Kota.
• Purgyal Mutik created the title of Duchy of Medapata, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1337

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik went to war against Khagan Belgunutei of the Mongol Empire.
• Taramo, the firstborn daughter, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by High Chief Tamachi II of Azerbaijan, was victorious in the battle of Vaspurakan against the armies of Itaid.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, commanded by Mayor Pungtsen of Leuke Kome, was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the armies of Britannia.

1338

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik, leader of all Bon faithful, died of severe stress on 12 April, 1338.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Mutik died of severe stress on 12 April, 1338. His daughter, Taramo, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Faraz.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Taramo, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Dzeden of U-Tsang, was victorious in the battle of Sirjan against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Empress Dowager Purgyal Lhamgonza 'the Cruel', the mother of Thumo Purgyal Taramo, died under suspicious circumstances on 4 October, 1338.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Taramo, commanded by High Chief Gajankusha of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Multan against the armies of Yemeni Revolt.
• The army of Thumo Purgyal Taramo, commanded by Toktokteng, was defeated in the battle of Kunduz against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Guge was attacked by the Marathi realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Guhalladeva.

1339

• The army of Thumo Purgyal Taramo, commanded by High Chief Gajankusha of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Kabul against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Faraz of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Thumo Purgyal Taramo.
• Thumo Purgyal Taramo, leader of all Bon faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 19 March, 1339.
• Thumo Purgyal Taramo died under suspicious circumstances on 19 March, 1339. Her uncle, Selbar, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Chief Asaga of Honnore, was victorious in the battle of Taradavadi against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Guhalladeva of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar.
• Guge was attacked by the Persian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Ardahan.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Monyul Shanglon of Beshbaliq, was victorious in the battle of Luntai against the armies of Manar's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Hetman Gyeltsen of Dinkot, was victorious in the battle of Udabhanda against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Ardahan of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Bari Tsen, was victorious in the battle of Khuttal against the armies of Yemeni Revolt.

1340

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar won the war against Khagan Boroghul of the Mongol Empire.
• Khangsarpa Lek of Yemeni Revolt lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Nepal, ruled by Gyelmo Purgyal Jashi 'the Dragon'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar tried but failed to imprison Gyelmo Purgyal Jashi of Nepal 'the Dragon', causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1341

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar was victorious in the battle of Jaunpur against the army of Nepal, commanded by Purgyal Gyalpo of Jaunpur.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar was victorious in the battle of Simaramapura against the army of Nepal, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Zigsa of Abyssinia.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Monyul Shanglon of Beshbaliq, was victorious in the battle of Dunkheger against the armies of Taghai's Host.

1342

• Gyelmo Purgyal Jashi of Nepal 'the Dragon' lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar.
• Purgyal Selbar created the title of Duchy of Ajmer, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Gyelmo Chakhar Smartsamed of Malwa, a powerful vassal of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, converted from Buddhist to Bon.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar 'the Cruel'.

1343

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Emir Uchita III of Gangavadi, was victorious in the battle of Sarpa against the armies of Britannia.

1344

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar went to war against Empress Alice of Francia.
• Guge was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Purgyal Lhathrimo's Host, ruled by Purgyal Lhathrimo.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Julfar.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Mayor Sahdev of Abohar, was victorious in the battle of Al-Sukhnah against the armies of Francia.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar successfully led his armies, taking Mosul from the enemy.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Mayor Nasr of Kuthba, was defeated in the battle of Asir against the armies of Purgyal Lhathrimo's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar was victorious in the battle of Amida against the army of Francia, commanded by Empress Alice of Francia.

1345

• Purgyal Lhathrimo of Purgyal Lhathrimo's Host lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar 'the Cruel'.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Chief Jagadhekamalla of Vaspurakan, was defeated in the battle of Irbil against the armies of Francia.

1346

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar lost the battle of Irbil against the army of Francia, commanded by Empress Alice of Francia.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar lost the battle of Deir against the army of Francia, commanded by Empress Alice of Francia.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar 'the Cruel' lost the war against Empress Alice of Francia 'the Usurper'.

1347

• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Bari Tridra of Bhambhagiri, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Tarmac's Host.

1348

• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Harer.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Odchigin, was defeated in the battle of Kalaus against the armies of Tarmac's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Gangkarwa of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the armies of Britannia.

1349

• Guge was attacked by the Bengali realm of Andhra, ruled by Gyalpo Nard.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar 'the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Gyalpo Nard of Andhra, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Mayor Thungni of Jajmau, was victorious in the battle of Lakhnau against the armies of Andhra.

1350

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar successfully led his armies, taking Penugonda from the enemy.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Dege Gyaltsen, was victorious in the battle of Nandapur against the armies of Andhra.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar successfully led his armies, taking Suragiri from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar successfully led his armies, taking Anantapur from the enemy.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar successfully led his armies, taking Togarakunta from the enemy.
• Gyalpo Nard of Andhra lost the war against Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar 'the Cruel'.

1351

• Getong, the firstborn son, was born to Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Socotra.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Pertal Rashtrakuta, was victorious in the battle of Ulungur against the armies of Yegu's Host.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, commanded by Lama Taknye of Latifiya, was victorious in the battle of Ilam against the armies of Sartac's Host.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar went to war against Khagan Belgunutei of the Mongol Empire.

1352

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar, leader of all Bon faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 5 August, 1352.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Selbar died under suspicious circumstances on 5 August, 1352. His son, Getong, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The army of Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong II, commanded by Mayor Sahdev of Abohar, was victorious in the battle of Makran against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1353

• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong II won the war against Khagan Belgunutei of the Mongol Empire 'the Cruel'.
• Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong II, through deeds and character, came to be known as Dalai Lama Purgyal Getong II 'the Holy'.
• Purgyal Getong created the title of Duchy of Makran, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Batbayar Thungni, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Guchu's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bengali realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Shukladhwaj.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Dege Gyaltsen, was victorious in the battle of Rajrappa against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Shukladhwaj of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy'.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Batbayar Talwerni, was victorious in the battle of Karbala against the armies of Cat'n's Host.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge converted from Bon to Hindu.

1354

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Thupo Chimshang Thonmi of Dege, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Yokhunan's Host.

1355

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Wangmo of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Luntai against the armies of Yegu's Host.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Thupo Purandaradasa of Jejakabhukti, was victorious in the battle of Manych against the armies of Dejid.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Chieftess Mahadevi of Sarpa, was victorious in the battle of Sarpa against the armies of Dejid.

1356

• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ilam.
• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Sinai.

1357

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Mang Ngawang of Burhanpur, was victorious in the battle of Burhanpur against the armies of Khachi's Host.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Sulayman.

1358

• Guge was attacked by the Nubian realm of Suakin, ruled by Chief Thadeosi.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Purgyal Dondup, was victorious in the battle of Muscat against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Sulayman of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy'.

1359

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Thupo Purandaradasa of Jejakabhukti, was victorious in the battle of Sarpa against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Mayor Sahdev of Abohar, was victorious in the battle of Gezira against the armies of Suakin.

1360

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Mayor Tsendro of Vaid, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Britannia.

1361

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Hetman Faireh of Chaman, was victorious in the battle of Kalat against the armies of Suakin.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Grand Mayor Gon of Altay, was victorious in the battle of Western Sayan against the armies of Enkhtuyaa.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Mayor Wanxanak of Andijan, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Khudu's Host.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Baghdad.

1362

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Lang Taktsab of Hail, was victorious in the battle of Eilat against the armies of Britannia.
• Chief Thadeosi of Suakin lost the war against Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy'.

1363

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Lama Zungtsen of Naiqung, was victorious in the battle of Kunggar against the armies of Khabichi's Host.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Purgyal Dondup, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The armies of Guge, led by Purgyal Dondup, captured Rome.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Fadl.

1364

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Purgyal Dondup, was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Wangmo of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Charkliq against the armies of Suyiketu's Host.

1365

• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Paykelti, was victorious in the battle of Sarpa against the armies of Khatir's Host.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Nyingpo II of Sumparu, was victorious in the battle of Zeila against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Fadl of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy'.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Wangmo of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Pangong against the armies of Megujin's Host.

1366

• Caliph Musa III declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Arabia from the Hindus.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Africa, ruled by Caliph Musa III.
• The Jihad declared by Musa Shaiban ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Arabia.
• Caliph Musa III lost the war against Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy'.

1367

• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge declared that Shiva would henceforth be his patron.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge married Purgyal Nyitri, daughter of Purgyal Detrul.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II 'the Holy' ascended to the Kshatriya caste, claiming new prestige for his dynasty among Hindu rulers.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Empire of Rajasthan from Ogodei Borjigin.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Deccan Empire from Ogodei Borjigin.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge went to war against Maharaja Ramaraya II of Daylam.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Dege Gyaltsen, was victorious in the battle of Naldurg against the armies of Daylam.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Purgyal Sadnalegs, was victorious in the battle of Acalapura against the armies of Daylam.

1368

• As of 4 February, 1368, the Plague is no longer a distant rumor. Travelers from neighboring realms are now arriving with firsthand experience of the horrors it brings.
• On 16 February, 1368 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Brahma protect us.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Princess Purgyal Gyalyum of U-Tsang, was victorious in the battle of Tiflis against the armies of Rasivid.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Wangmo of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Ajinai's Host.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge successfully led his armies, taking Paranda from the enemy.

1369

• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge successfully led his armies, taking Karmala from the enemy.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge successfully led his armies, taking Dharaseo from the enemy.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Thupo Habbari Isho of Udayagiri, was victorious in the battle of Birjand against the armies of Daylam.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy' won the war against Maharaja Ramaraya II of Daylam.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the County of Naldurg from Ramaraya Habbari.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Duchy of Kartli from Ramaraya Manuchihrid.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Kingdom of Daylam from Ramaraya Habbari.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Duchy of Derbent from Ramaraya Manuchihrid.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Duchy of Tabaristan from Ramaraya Manuchihrid.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge went to war against Bhikshuni Hamdam of Parihasapura.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy' won the war against Bhikshuni Hamdam of Parihasapura.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge went to war against Bhikkhu Zahak of Madhupur.
• Guge was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Uways.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Kingdom of Khorasan from Thimma Rashtrakuta.

1370

• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy' won the war against Bhikkhu Zahak of Madhupur.
• Uways of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy'.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge went to war against Dro Aglen of Jizhuoguan.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge went to war against Bhikkhu Mahipata of Pandeshwar.
• Dronma, the firstborn daughter, was born to Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge.
• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy' won the war against Bhikkhu Mahipata of Pandeshwar.
• The army of Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge, commanded by Dege Gyaltsen, was victorious in the battle of Tana against the armies of Papacyz's Host.

1371

• Tsenpo Purgyal Getong II of Guge 'the Holy' won the war against Dro Aglen of Jizhuoguan.
• Purgyal Getong established control of all the empires of India, thus declaring himself Samrat Chakravartin
• Gyalpo Purgyal Mutik of Karnata, a powerful vassal of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, converted from Bon to Hindu.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Priestess Tsunmotog of Gheydar, was victorious in the battle of Ilam against the armies of Yerneslu's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Gyalpo Bari Selbar of Orissa, was victorious in the battle of Fergana against the armies of Kogsegu's Host.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Nyendrak of U-Tsang, a powerful vassal of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, converted from Bon to Hindu.
• Gyalpo Bari Selbar of Orissa, a powerful vassal of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, converted from Bon to Hindu.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India converted from Hindu to Bon.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India supported Thumo Khyungpo Nyitri in war against her enemies.

1372

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Mayor Desho of Sakakah, was victorious in the battle of Al Jawf against the armies of Kundac's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Thupo Venkatapathi of Tao, was victorious in the battle of Gurgan against the armies of Yilig's Host.

1373

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Lang Taktsab of Hail, was victorious in the battle of Tell Bashir against the armies of Francia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Lama Sachen of Juela, was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the armies of Francia.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Sambhal.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Thumo Khangsarpa Dronma of Merv, was victorious in the battle of Amol against the armies of Rustem's Host.

1374

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Mayor Omade of Patuli, was victorious in the battle of Asas against the armies of Francia.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Lori.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Mayor Wanxanak of Andijan, was victorious in the battle of Druz against the armies of Francia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Thupo Ereganga of Chera Nadu, was victorious in the battle of Alania against the armies of Manar's Host.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Hajr.

1375

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Yan Sun, was victorious in the battle of Luntai against the armies of Shiraghulid.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Lontsan Daktri of Nilagiri, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Busir's Host.

1376

• The Great Holy War declared by Khyungpo Nyitri ended with the successful conquest of Armenia from the Catholics. Purgyal Getong became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Kingdom of Armenia from Shujah Karling.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Duchy of Coloneia from Berchte de Poitou.
• Purgyal Getong usurped the Duchy of Mesopotamia from Bernard Rorgonides.
• Purgyal Getong created the title of Duchy of Edessa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Nyendrak of U-Tsang, a powerful vassal of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, converted from Hindu to Bon.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Nyang Dingtri, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Kogsegu's Host.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Mutik of Karnata, a powerful vassal of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, converted from Hindu to Bon.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India supported Gyalpo Purgyal Tsenpo of Armenia in war against his enemies.

1377

• India was attacked by the Sumpa realm of Rafha, ruled by Monyul Songtsen.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Alda Habbari, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Francia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Thupo Ereganga of Chera Nadu, was victorious in the battle of Tana against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Nyingpo II of Sumparu, was victorious in the battle of Qatif against the armies of Rafha.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Alda Habbari, was victorious in the battle of Koloneia against the armies of Francia.

1378

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Lukhong, was victorious in the battle of Kuban against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Lama Tridra of Madan Kamdev, was victorious in the battle of Fergana against the armies of Nakhu's Host.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India supported Gyalpo Purgyal Tsenpo of Armenia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Thumo Khangsarpa Dronma of Merv, was victorious in the battle of Konjikala against the armies of Bartan's Host.

1379

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Thupo Ereganga of Chera Nadu, was victorious in the battle of Manych against the armies of Samaritan Uprising.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Mayor Nyima of Pragyotisapura, was victorious in the battle of Chach against the armies of Khal's Host.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India supported Gyalpo Purgyal Tsenpo of Armenia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Lama Rampala of Khanwa, was victorious in the battle of Mathura against the armies of Denmark.

1380

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Thumo Khangsarpa Dronma of Merv, was victorious in the battle of Oshrusana against the armies of Begterid.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Thupo Ereganga of Chera Nadu, was victorious in the battle of Nishapur against the armies of Nayaga's Host.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India supported Gyalpo Purgyal Tsenpo of Armenia in war against his enemies.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the army of Francia, commanded by Countess Arsinde of Hama.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Lhoyu Lontsen, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Sweden.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India successfully led his armies, taking Sruk from the enemy.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India successfully led his armies, taking Bile from the enemy.

1381

• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the army of Francia, commanded by Countess Arsinde of Hama.
• India was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Purgyal Trimang's Host, ruled by Purgyal Trimang.

1382

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Ardahan Pelmo, was victorious in the battle of Nishapur against the armies of Purgyal Trimang's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Pan Bo, was victorious in the battle of Reni against the armies of Britannia.
• Thumo Khyungpo Nyitri, leader of all Bon faithful, died a natural death on 12 July, 1382.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India, commanded by Ngapo Pulakesi of Manych, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Britannia.
• Purgyal Trimang of Purgyal Trimang's Host lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India 'the Holy'.
• Monyul Songtsen of Rafha lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India 'the Holy'.

1383

• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Getong II of India died of complications related to Gout on 5 January, 1383. His Alan daughter Dronma succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Samrajni Chakravartin Dronma.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India adopted new customs to embrace Bodpa culture, no longer considering herself Alan.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Mayor Sachen of Phalia, was victorious in the battle of Hail against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Kunga III of Gondwana, was victorious in the battle of Pihiti against the armies of Iraq.

1384

• India was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Azam.
• India was attacked by the Sindhi realm of Old Bon Uprising, ruled by Dadu Phattu.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Mayor Detrul of Shukla, was victorious in the battle of Armail against the armies of Old Bon Uprising.
• Dadu Phattu of Old Bon Uprising lost the war against Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Dzamling of Kamarupa, was victorious in the battle of Taizz against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Azam of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India.

1385

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Sadnalegs II of Avanti, was victorious in the battle of Lhatok against the armies of Bedugun's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Khu Isho, was victorious in the battle of Chach against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Mayor Detrul of Shukla, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Britannia.
• India was attacked by the Mongol realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Odchigin.
• India was attacked by the Nubian realm of Suakin, ruled by Chief Thadeosi.
• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Gojjam.

1386

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Sambhota of Karnata, was victorious in the battle of Samarkand against the armies of Khubilai's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Sambhota of Karnata, was victorious in the battle of Dashhowuz against the armies of Khachigun's Host.
• Odchigin of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India married Toghoril, son of Khagan Okhotur of Okhoturid.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Mertri of Berbera, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Hedayat, was victorious in the battle of Kabul against the armies of Denmark.

1387

• India was attacked by the Mongol realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Dayir.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Toghoril Okhoturid, was victorious in the battle of Massawa against the armies of Suakin.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Sambhota of Karnata, was victorious in the battle of Suakin against the armies of Suakin.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Mayor Esho of Malda, was victorious in the battle of Kanyakubja against the armies of Denmark.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi, was victorious in the battle of Sarpa against the armies of Khatir's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Amala of Gondwana, was victorious in the battle of Ranikot against the armies of Indra's Host.
• Chief Thadeosi of Suakin lost the war against Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India.

1388

• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India successfully led her armies, taking Kuma Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi, was victorious in the battle of Kasogia against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Khu Isho, was victorious in the battle of Khaylam against the armies of Shiraghul's Host.
• Kunga, the firstborn daughter, was born to Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India went to war against Basileus Theophylaktos of the Latin Empire.

1389

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Toghoril Okhoturid, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of the Latin Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Toghoril Okhoturid, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of the Latin Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Mayor Nyima of Pragyotisapura, was victorious in the battle of Oshrusana against the armies of Guchu's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Thupo Gobburi Ereganga IV of Nulambavadi, was victorious in the battle of Manych against the armies of Sweden.
• Dayir of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India successfully led her armies, taking Madaba from the enemy.

1390

• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India won the war against Basileus Theophylaktos of the Latin Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Pan Bo, was victorious in the battle of Kusinagara against the armies of Britannia.
• India was attacked by the Mongol realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Khal.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Pulakesi Viravijayid, was victorious in the battle of Durdzukia against the armies of Yectirek's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Purgyal Longtsen of Sarasvata Mandala, was victorious in the battle of Imeretia against the armies of Bastu's Host.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India went to war against King Baldewin II of Jerusalem.
• Samrat Chakravartin Toghoril, the husband of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, died in battle against Baron Liutbert of Rammala on 13 October, 1390.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India married Tsemo, son of Bari Mertri.

1391

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

1392

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Mayor Nyima of Pragyotisapura, was victorious in the battle of Khaylam against the armies of Nayaga's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Masgaba Kalyani Chalukya, was victorious in the battle of Saqsin against the armies of Bulcir.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi, was victorious in the battle of Asyut against the armies of Jerusalem.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Mayor Detsen of Kaparthula, was victorious in the battle of Tana against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Khal of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India won the war against King Baldewin II of Jerusalem 'the Wise'.
• Nam, the firstborn son, was born to Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India.

1393

• Purgyal Dronma created the title of Kingdom of Georgia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Mayor Tsenpo of Bayji, was victorious in the battle of Ain Said against the armies of Indra's Host.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India went to war against Chief Thadeosi of Suakin.

1394

• Basileus Theophylaktos of the Latin Empire supported Basileus Theophylaktos of the Latin Empire in war against his enemies.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India won the war against Chief Thadeosi of Suakin.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Lang Mangnyen, was victorious in the battle of Dulan against the armies of Khuyildar's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Mayor Detsen of Kaparthula, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Gyalpo Habbari Amin of Andhra, was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the armies of Latin Revolt.

1395

• Purgyal Dronma usurped the Caspian Steppe from Srivikrama Manuchihrid.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India successfully led her armies, taking Mafraq from the enemy.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India, commanded by Thupo Rashtrakuta Rapsel of Jejakabhukti, was victorious in the battle of Kuban against the armies of Khatir's Host.

1396

• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Dronma of India died in battle against Bishop Eustratios of Cyttoros on 18 March, 1396. Her son, Nam, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Ramarayid Pal of Karin, was victorious in the battle of Deir against the armies of Yectirek's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chimshang Palkye of Mehdiabad, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Latin Revolt.
• Basileus Theophylaktos of the Latin Empire supported Basileus Theophylaktos of the Latin Empire in war against his enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Sachen of Phalia, was victorious in the battle of Trigarta against the armies of Godan's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Nyang Siptri of Altay, was victorious in the battle of Khaylam against the armies of Inancha's Host.

1397

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Nyang Siptri of Altay, was victorious in the battle of Karatal against the armies of Burkhan.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Khyungpo Drogon of Paro, was victorious in the battle of Lhasa against the armies of Burkhan's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Nyang Siptri of Altay, was victorious in the battle of Karatal against the armies of Burkhan.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Getong of Bir, was victorious in the battle of Markam against the armies of Burkhan's Host.
• India was attacked by the Turkish realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Dundar.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Baron Alp Arslan of Yoloten, was defeated in the battle of Merv against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Lakshmana of Vairata, was victorious in the battle of Debul against the armies of Indra's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Chukpo of Tsagan-Aman, was victorious in the battle of Saray against the armies of Yadne.
• India was attacked by the Sindhi realm of Old Bon Uprising, ruled by Bhungar Rao.

1398

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Dharmapala of Western Sayan, was victorious in the battle of Markakol against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Saruca, was victorious in the battle of Merv against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Dundar of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Tsugru of Amethi, was defeated in the battle of Makran against the armies of Old Bon Uprising.
• Queen Henrike of Jerusalem supported Queen Henrike of Jerusalem in war against her enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Sachen of Phalia, was victorious in the battle of Tis against the armies of Old Bon Uprising.
• Bhungar Rao of Old Bon Uprising lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Dzamling of Kamarupa, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of British Revolt.

1399

• India was attacked by the Sindhi realm of Old Bon Uprising, ruled by Sanghar.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chimshang Palkye of Mehdiabad, was victorious in the battle of Ani against the armies of Khatir's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Namzhungtsen of Fasal, was victorious in the battle of Taizz against the armies of Dodai's Host.
• Queen Henrike of Jerusalem supported Queen Henrike of Jerusalem in war against her enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Sachen of Phalia, was victorious in the battle of Saravan against the armies of Old Bon Uprising.
• Sanghar of Old Bon Uprising lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India.

1400

• Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi, leader of all Bon faithful, died clutching at his heart on 26 January, 1400.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Tsendro of Shaki, was victorious in the battle of Mtshketa against the armies of Manar's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Mushkara of Klarjeti, was defeated in the battle of Klarjeti against the armies of Chigu's Host.

1401

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Tsenpo of Georgia, was victorious in the battle of El-Arish against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lha, was victorious in the battle of Tabuk against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Rashtrakuta Rapsel of Jejakabhukti, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Francia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Rashtrakuta Rapsel of Jejakabhukti, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of Francia.

1402

• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India went to war against Gyalpo Purgyal Nyigon of Arabia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Prince Purgyal Gyagar of Nepal, was victorious in the battle of Lingtsang against the armies of Guyugid.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Tsunmotog of Wag, was victorious in the battle of Dariya against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Nyima of Pragyotisapura, was victorious in the battle of Khaylam against the armies of Megujin's Host.

1403

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Nyima of Pragyotisapura, was victorious in the battle of Chach against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Madhura of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Al Hasa against the armies of Arabia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by 'Damgyi Rapsel, was victorious in the battle of Saray against the armies of Britannia.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India won the war against Gyalpo Purgyal Nyigon of Arabia 'Son of The Evil Ones'.
• India was attacked by the Turkish realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Baytas.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Opoche of Chunian, was victorious in the battle of Konjikala against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Purgyal Rinchen, was victorious in the battle of Belukha against the armies of Torolchi.
• Baytas of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India.

1404

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Madhura of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Eilat against the armies of Britannia.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India went to war against Kaiser Emich of Francia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Jagadhekamalla of the Caspian Steppe, was victorious in the battle of Sarpa against the armies of Khazaria.
• Purgyal Kunga married Balgici, son of Khan Kibar of Bughid.

1405

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Opoche of Chunian, was victorious in the battle of Nisibin against the armies of Francia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Madhura of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Al Bichri against the armies of Francia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Madhura of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the armies of Francia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Madhura of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Rahbah against the armies of Francia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Madhura of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Druz against the armies of Francia.

1406

• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Damot.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Nyigon of Arabia supported Gyalpo Purgyal Nyigon of Arabia in war against his enemies.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India won the war against Kaiser Emich of Francia 'the Pious'.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Madhura of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Al Mafraq against the armies of the Latin Empire.

1407

• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, through deeds and character, came to be known as Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam 'the Great'.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Mutik III of Lanka, was victorious in the battle of Az Zarqa against the armies of the Latin Empire.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Madhura of Konkana, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of the Latin Empire.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Haskadatta, was victorious in the battle of Delingha against the armies of Horkhudagh's Host.

1408

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Achyutadevid Bhavadatta of Lata, was victorious in the battle of Vaspurakan against the armies of Tuzniq's Host.
• Gyalpo Purgyal Nyigon of Arabia supported Gyalpo Purgyal Nyigon of Arabia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Purgyal Rinchen, was victorious in the battle of Belukha against the armies of Torolchi.
• Tsemo, the father of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, died a natural death on 25 October, 1408.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi II, was victorious in the battle of Monreal against the armies of Arabian Revolt.

1409

• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India married Khadagan, daughter of Khagan Buri of the Mongol Empire.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Pelgyimo of Arabia supported Gyelmo Purgyal Pelgyimo of Arabia in war against her enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Detrul of Kashmir, was victorious in the battle of Dulan against the armies of Guyugid.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Chaghaniyan Dickey of Zabulistan, was victorious in the battle of Armail against the armies of Khuyildar's Host.

1410

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Opoche of Chunian, was victorious in the battle of Hajr against the armies of Arabian Revolt.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Nyima of Pragyotisapura, was victorious in the battle of Kumul against the armies of Guyugid.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chief Gangkarwa of Markakol, was victorious in the battle of Monkh Khairkhan against the armies of Megetu.
• Deu, the firstborn son, was born to Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Jagadhekamalla II of Alania, was victorious in the battle of Saray against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Phagpa of Khuttal, was victorious in the battle of Balkh against the armies of Altan's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Jagadhekamalla II of Alania, was victorious in the battle of Kasogia against the armies of Britannia.

1411

• Gyelmo Purgyal Konchog of Khotan, a powerful vassal of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, converted from Hindu to Buddhist.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Nyima of Pragyotisapura, was victorious in the battle of Khojand against the armies of Horkhudagh's Host.

1412

• Gyelmo Purgyal Pelgyimo of Arabia supported Gyelmo Purgyal Pelgyimo of Arabia in war against her enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Hungrel Gunggyal of Balad, was victorious in the battle of Dakhina Desa against the armies of Azerbaijan.
• Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi II declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Bons were called to help conquer Khotan from the Buddhists.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Bari Lontsen, was victorious in the battle of Bukhara against the armies of Godan's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Akin of Adenna, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Denmark.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Qitai Wujun of Luntai, was defeated in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Munglig's Host.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India supported Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi II in war against his enemies.

1413

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Archpriest Namri of Karashar, was victorious in the battle of Karashar against the armies of Munglig's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Nge Chogyal of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Toghoril's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Bari Namkha III of Balkh, was victorious in the battle of Bukhara against the armies of Godan's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Nyang Palden of Lenghu, was victorious in the battle of Karashar against the armies of Megujin's Host.

1414

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Chakna of Puthia, was victorious in the battle of Yumen against the armies of Jiuquan.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Purgyal Pungtsen, was victorious in the battle of Sarpa against the armies of Francia.
• India was attacked by the Persian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Mehrzad.
• The Messalian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Tashkurgan.
• India was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Delhi, ruled by Gyelmo Purgyal Tashi II.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison Gyelmo Purgyal Tashi II of Delhi, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India successfully led his armies, taking Shatuo from the enemy.
• Emperor Nils of Francia supported Emperor Nils of Francia in war against his enemies.
• India was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Yazidi Uprising, ruled by Sadiq.

1415

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Khyungpo Tromo of Semender, was victorious in the battle of Yeruslan against the armies of Panayid.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Lotsen of Bhuttar, was victorious in the battle of Jumla against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Mehrzad of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'the Great'.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Mune of Adinatha Mandir, was victorious in the battle of Yumen against the armies of Jiuquan.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India successfully led his armies, taking Fuqi from the enemy.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India successfully led his armies, taking Shinaihai from the enemy.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India successfully led his armies, taking Na'erji from the enemy.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India successfully led his armies, taking Qieji from the enemy.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Mune of Adinatha Mandir, was victorious in the battle of Yangguan against the armies of Jiuquan.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi II, was victorious in the battle of Mathura against the armies of Delhi.
• The Great Holy War declared by Khyungpo Trongzhi ended with the successful conquest of Khotan from the Buddhists.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi II, was victorious in the battle of Ujjayini against the armies of Delhi.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Birapala of Pragyotisapura, was victorious in the battle of Saur against the armies of Saur.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi II, was victorious in the battle of Chitrakut against the armies of Delhi.

1416

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chief Khyungpo Shakya of Ketkas, was victorious in the battle of Monkh Khairkhan against the armies of Tokhtamis's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Tsenpo of Georgia, was victorious in the battle of Najran against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• Sadiq of Yazidi Uprising lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'the Great'.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi II, was victorious in the battle of Chitrakut against the armies of Delhi.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India successfully led his armies, taking Xiariha from the enemy.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Tashi II of Delhi lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'the Great'.
• Purgyal Nam usurped the Kingdom of Xia from Zhining Enkhtuyaa.
• Purgyal Nam usurped the Duchy of Avanti from Purgyal Orgyen.
• Purgyal Nam usurped the Duchy of Kashmir from Purgyal Detrul.
• Purgyal Nam usurped the Duchy of Haritanaka from Nge Pungtsen.
• Purgyal Nam usurped the Duchy of Yarlung from Khon Taramo.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chief Khyungpo Shakya of Ketkas, was victorious in the battle of Juyan against the armies of Temujin.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Bari Tsenpo of Tosali, was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the armies of Britannia.

1417

• Princess Purgyal Yondagmo, the heir of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, died a sickly infant on 11 June, 1417.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India went to war against Gyelmo Nyang Tsenma of Iraq.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India went to war against Ambikabai of Iraqi Revolt.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, through deeds and character, came to be known as Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam 'Scarlet-Hands'.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'Scarlet-Hands' won the war against Gyelmo Nyang Tsenma of Iraq.

1418

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Mangsong of Surkh Kotal, was defeated in the battle of Balkh against the armies of Bashtwa's Host.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'Scarlet-Hands' won the war against Ambikabai of Iraqi Revolt.
• India was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Bihar, ruled by Gyalpo Bari Drongnyen III 'the Just'.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'Scarlet-Hands' tried but failed to imprison Gyalpo Bari Drongnyen III of Bihar 'the Just', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Gyelmo Purgyal Sadmarkar of Arabia supported Gyelmo Purgyal Sadmarkar of Arabia in war against her enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Bari Namkha III of Balkh, was victorious in the battle of Maymana against the armies of Bashtwa's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Prince Purgyal Detrul of Xia, was victorious in the battle of Kusinagara against the armies of Bihar.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India was victorious in the battle of Orangallu against the army of Telingana, commanded by Gyelmo Monyul Sengemo of Telingana.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India supported Emperor Greger of Francia in war against his enemies.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India was victorious in the battle of Barasuru against the army of Telingana, commanded by Gyelmo Monyul Sengemo of Telingana.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Konchog of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Yumen against the armies of Bilge.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Purgyal Thatseseto, was victorious in the battle of Makran against the armies of Bihar.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Purgyal Dranga, was victorious in the battle of Nakhshab against the armies of Bujeg's Host.

1419

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Purgyal Dranga, was defeated in the battle of Oshrusana against the armies of Ajai's Host.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India was victorious in the battle of Bharauli against the army of Telingana, commanded by Gyelmo Monyul Sengemo of Telingana.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lord Mayor Visma of Yopurga, was victorious in the battle of Varanasi against the armies of Bihar.

1420

• Gyalpo Bari Drongnyen III of Bihar 'the Just' lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'Scarlet-Hands'.
• Purgyal Nam created the title of Kingdom of Alania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Nam created the title of Kingdom of Bihar, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Purgyal Nam created the title of Kingdom of Sistan, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chinnambike Kalyani Chalukya, was victorious in the battle of Itil against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Purgyal Gyaltore, was defeated in the battle of Badakhshan against the armies of Khabichi's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Detrul of Xia, was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Bari Tsenpo of Tosali, was victorious in the battle of Udabhanda against the armies of Toghoril's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Detrul of Xia, was victorious in the battle of Al 'Aqabah against the armies of Arabian Revolt.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chinnambike Kalyani Chalukya, was victorious in the battle of Alania against the armies of Bulan's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Bari Opoche, was victorious in the battle of Badakhshan against the armies of Khabichi's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chinnambike Kalyani Chalukya, was victorious in the battle of Sarpa against the armies of Denmark.
• Purgyal Nam usurped the Duchy of Kumul from Khachigun Youning.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Detrul of Xia, was victorious in the battle of Al 'Ula against the armies of Arabian Revolt.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Drongnyen of Juela, was victorious in the battle of Nangqen against the armies of Yedi.

1421

• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India went to war against Pope Honorius VI.

1422

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Hungrel Dusong of Balad, was victorious in the battle of Mtshketa against the armies of Denmark.
• Pope Honorius VI declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer Arabia from the Bons.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chinnambike Kalyani Chalukya, was victorious in the battle of Kasogia against the armies of Britannia.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the army of Jerusalem, commanded by Duchess Christine of Ascalon.

1423

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Qitai Wujun of Luntai, was victorious in the battle of Kara Khoja against the armies of Inalchi's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Namri of Chandrod, was victorious in the battle of Zahedan against the armies of Bashtwa's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Detrul of Sistan, was victorious in the battle of Ani against the armies of Maioingi.

1424

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Dege Omade of Dunkheger, was victorious in the battle of Monkh Khairkhan against the armies of Hulegu's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Gyaltore of Korla, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Munglig's Host.
• The Crusade declared by Honorius ended with the successful conquest of Arabia from the Bons.

1425

• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Najran.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Detrul of Sistan, was victorious in the battle of Alamut against the armies of Bihor's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Tsomo, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Khojand against the armies of Subetei.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Chach against the armies of Aguchu's Host.

1426

• Mecca lost Mecca to the forces of King Charles of Arabia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Chinnambike Kalyani Chalukya, was victorious in the battle of Alania against the armies of Ghazan's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thumo Khangsarpa Mungchang of Merv, was victorious in the battle of Konjikala against the armies of Jebe's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Bari Zangtsa, was victorious in the battle of Kabul against the armies of Badai's Host.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India successfully led his armies, taking Pelusia from the enemy.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'Scarlet-Hands' lost the war against Pope Honorius VI 'the Hideous'.

1427

• Princess Purgyal Sadmarkar of Iraq supported Princess Purgyal Sadmarkar of Iraq in war against her enemies.

1428

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Batbayar Langdarma of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Aguchu's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Degyal of Inya, was victorious in the battle of Monkh Khairkhan against the armies of Megetu.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Ramsha of Tayma, was victorious in the battle of El-Arish against the armies of Jerusalem.

1429

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Trongsa Gon of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Azerbaijan against the armies of Daylamian Liberation Revolt.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Trongsa Gon of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Azerbaijan against the armies of Daylamian Liberation Revolt.
• India was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Kharian, ruled by Lama Lingpa.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'Scarlet-Hands' tried but failed to imprison Lama Lingpa of Kharian, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Bari Zangtsa, was victorious in the battle of Kabul against the armies of Shirgugetu's Host.

1430

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Omade of Halaward, was victorious in the battle of Chaghaniyan against the armies of Arkhai's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Purgyal Nyingpo, was victorious in the battle of Konjikala against the armies of Bashtwa's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Trongsa Gon of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Tana against the armies of Aguchu's Host.
• Lama Lingpa of Kharian lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'Scarlet-Hands'.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Trongsa Gon of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Britannia.

1431

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Trongsa Gon of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thumo Purgyal Pogong of Kumul, was victorious in the battle of Loulan against the armies of Tokhtamis's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Trongsa Gon of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of York against the armies of Britannia.

1432

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Arne, was victorious in the battle of Saray against the armies of Khuterkin's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Broza Trinring, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Burundai's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Chaninai of Rutbah, was victorious in the battle of Tiflis against the armies of Ilikid.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Kyichu Nyigon of Kashgar, was victorious in the battle of Kashgar against the armies of Subetei's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Taktsab of Djavri, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Khyungpo Nyima, was defeated in the battle of Tabaristan against the armies of Bashtwa's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Rashtrakuta Rapsel, was victorious in the battle of Tmutarakan against the armies of Denmark.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Jishan, was victorious in the battle of Uzen against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1433

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Bari Drongnyen of Merv, was victorious in the battle of Sarakhs against the armies of Guchu's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Ramsha of Tayma, was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the armies of Denmark.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Taknang of Tagrit, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Ramsha of Tayma, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Britannia.
• India was attacked by the Kannada realm of Old Bon Uprising, ruled by Durgasimha.

1434

• Emperor Oysteinn of Francia supported Emperor Oysteinn of Francia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Degyal of Inya, was victorious in the battle of Belukha against the armies of Khachigun's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Trongsa Gon of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Durdzukia against the armies of Bashtwa's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Princess Habbari Tashi of Andhra, was victorious in the battle of Amaravati against the armies of Old Bon Uprising.
• Jagadhekamalla of Old Bon Uprising lost the war against Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India 'Scarlet-Hands'.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Degyal of Inya, was victorious in the battle of Monkh Khairkhan against the armies of Megetu.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Bhikkhu Kyide of Shikshin, was victorious in the battle of Kucha against the armies of Khubilai's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Broza Gyeltsen of Lop Nor, was victorious in the battle of Lop Nor against the armies of Aguchu's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Chaninai of Rutbah, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Thupo Batbayar Langdarma of Khotan, was victorious in the battle of Cherchen against the armies of Chaghagan's Host.

1435

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Qitai Dharmapala, was victorious in the battle of Luntai against the armies of Burkhan.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Khadagan, the wife of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, died of poor health on 6 October, 1435.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Trinyen of Veppur, was victorious in the battle of Gurgan against the armies of Permanadi's Host.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India married Anini Koboza, daughter of Anini Chukpo of Nigrodharama.

1436

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Kohar, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Chaninai of Rutbah, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Lama Changchub of Inya, was victorious in the battle of Western Sayan against the armies of Chigu.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Shahin of Nadaq, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Bujeg's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Langdarma of Alania, was victorious in the battle of Meath against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Yongten of Caulita, was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Archpriestess Tsomo of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Lori against the armies of Khuterkin's Host.

1437

• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Dunkheger against the armies of Inalchi's Host.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Akhutai's Host.
• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India was victorious in the battle of Dublin against the army of Britannia, commanded by Empress Ylva of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Lingpa of Kaparthula, was victorious in the battle of Oriel against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Chach against the armies of Yesunge's Host.

1438

• Queen Henrike of Jerusalem supported Queen Henrike of Jerusalem in war against her enemies.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Purgyal Zangmo, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Yongten of Caulita, was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Gyalpo Trongsa Gon of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Sarpa against the armies of Khazaria.
• The army of Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Fergana against the armies of Chaghagan's Host.
• Purgyal Nam usurped the Empire of Tibet from Yokhunan Borjigin.
• Purgyal Nam usurped the Duchy of Alodia from Husun Tulunid.

1439

• Samrat Chakravartin Purgyal Nam of India died comatose in bed on 8 February, 1439. His daughter, Kelzang, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Lahur.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Lukhong, was victorious in the battle of Nedong against the armies of Buri's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Warwattaske of Shorshuq, was victorious in the battle of Karashar against the armies of Shiraghul's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Murkya of Sthanisvara, was victorious in the battle of Delhi against the armies of Britannia.

1440

• King Gotthard of Jerusalem supported King Gotthard of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Yongten of Caulita, was victorious in the battle of Cherson against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Lama Tsensong of Kryk-Uru, was victorious in the battle of Semender against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Monkh Khairkhan against the armies of Megetu.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Langdarma of Alania, was victorious in the battle of Tana against the armies of Khazaria.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Vemulavadid Vijayaditya of Gyesar, was victorious in the battle of Lhatse against the armies of Khudu's Host.

1441

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Chach against the armies of Khubilai's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Khu Thothori of Manych, was victorious in the battle of Irtek against the armies of Denmark.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Kashgar against the armies of Yesunge's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Aksu against the armies of Megetu's Host.
• Mecca lost Mecca to the forces of Sultana Kamala of Arabia.

1442

• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India went to war against Khagan Yokhunan of the Mongol Empire.
• India was attacked by the Sogdian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Papakk.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Nyang Tritog, was defeated in the battle of Dariya against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Dege Gon III of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Al Amarah against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Nyang Sambhota of Abyssinia, was victorious in the battle of Karbala against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Bari Pal II of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Shiraz against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Dege Gon III of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Zanjan-Abhar against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Munglig's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Bari Pal II of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Shiraz against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Monyul Muba of Vizagipatam, was victorious in the battle of Artux against the armies of Tokhtamis's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Dege Gon III of Yemen, was victorious in the battle of Qazwin against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Bari Pal II of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Darabjerd against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Priestess Dege Dringma of Al Hudaydah, was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Donyo of Kara-Koshun, was defeated in the battle of Kumtag against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Vishtasb of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Paro Dingtri of Qohistan, was defeated in the battle of Qohistan against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Bari Pal II of Kham, was victorious in the battle of Tis against the armies of Bavaria.

1443

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Tsemo of Chera Nadu, was defeated in the battle of Farava against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Yongten of Caulita, was victorious in the battle of Cherson against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Batbayar Langdarma of Mainling, was victorious in the battle of Gilgit against the armies of Khachigun's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Namkha of Tao, was victorious in the battle of Saqsin against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Langdarma of Alania, was victorious in the battle of Al Amarah against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Yongten of Caulita, was victorious in the battle of Tmutarakan against the armies of Britannia.
• India was attacked by the Sogdian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Nizat.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Kyide of Bachanta, was defeated in the battle of Qohistan against the armies of the Mongol Empire.

1444

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Lama Namri of Chandrod, was victorious in the battle of Nakhshab against the armies of Buddhist Uprising.
• Nizat of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India.
• India was attacked by the Bodpa realm of Prince Purgyal Orgyen's Host, ruled by Purgyal Orgyen.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Lama Namri of Chandrod, was victorious in the battle of Oshrusana against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyalpo Purgyal Detrul of Sistan, was victorious in the battle of Oshrusana against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Ubayd of Sanda, was defeated in the battle of Shahrazur against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Lama Taknang of Tagrit, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Monyul Gyaltore of Derbent, was victorious in the battle of Saray against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Shirgugetu of Tana, was victorious in the battle of Tana against the armies of Britannia.

1445

• King Gotthard of Jerusalem supported King Gotthard of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Khaylam against the armies of Bogen's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Rashtrakuta Sotri, was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the armies of Britannia.
• Purgyal Nam married Thumo Khyungpo Tashi, daughter of Khyungpo Nyima.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Dranga II of Samarkand, was victorious in the battle of Nishapur against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Aglen of Nedong, was victorious in the battle of Nedong against the armies of Menggei's Host.
• Prince Purgyal Orgyen of India lost the war against Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India.

1446

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Hetman Sonmez of Ahar, was defeated in the battle of Tabriz against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Namde, was victorious in the battle of Dege against the armies of Megujin's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Siptri of Clysma, was victorious in the battle of Napata against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Dranga II of Samarkand, was victorious in the battle of Daylam against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Purgyal Gadar of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Cherson against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Dranga II of Samarkand, was victorious in the battle of Daylam against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Nyang Trongzhi, was victorious in the battle of Aden against the armies of Akhutai's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Mahdi of Adenna, was victorious in the battle of Aksu against the armies of Torolchi's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Tsemo of Chera Nadu, was victorious in the battle of Buzachi against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Singhana Taradavadi, was defeated in the battle of Vaspurakan against the armies of Knights Templar.

1447

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Lama Tagbu of Takht-e Soleyman, was defeated in the battle of Vaspurakan against the armies of Knights Templar.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Tsemo of Chera Nadu, was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Purgyal Gadar of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Korchev against the armies of Danish Revolt.
• Princess Purgyal Dzeden of Kham supported Princess Purgyal Dzeden of Kham in war against her enemies.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Monyul Gyaltore of Derbent, was victorious in the battle of Semender against the armies of Tamachi's Host.
• Dalai Lama Khyungpo Trongzhi II, leader of all Bon faithful, died of Pneumonia on 27 September, 1447.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Togtekin, was defeated in the battle of Amol against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Gyelmo Purgyal Devitara II of U-Tsang, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Britannia.

1448

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Monkh Khairkhan against the armies of Bedugun's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Purgyal Zangmo, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Priestess Machig of Vorotnavank, was victorious in the battle of Qazwin against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Lhoyu Thonmi of Pathankot, was victorious in the battle of Darabjerd against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Artikhuvandakh of Marginan, was victorious in the battle of Ob against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Narasanayaka of Azerbaijan, was defeated in the battle of Vaspurakan against the armies of Francia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thimma Thimmid, was defeated in the battle of Azerbaijan against the armies of Francia.
• Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India lost the war against Khagan Khuyildar of the Mongol Empire 'the Monster'.

1449

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

1450

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Chief Nge Tritsen of Katun, was victorious in the battle of Fergana against the armies of Kadan's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Rashtrakuta Sotri of Jejakabhukti, was victorious in the battle of Korchev against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thupo Purgyal Gyalpo of Dandakaranya, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Yazidi Uprising.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Sepla Tritsuk of Hit, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Cat's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Ngapo Bhuvikrama of Klarjeti, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Britannia.

1451

• Gyalpo Purgyal Selbar II of Orissa, a powerful vassal of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, converted from Hindu to Bon.
• Bhikshuni Mailaladevi of Khotan, a powerful vassal of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, converted from Buddhist to Bon.
• Emperor Oysteinn of Francia supported Emperor Oysteinn of Francia in war against his enemies.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Bari Orgyen of Hajr, was victorious in the battle of Maan against the armies of Bisi's Host.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Thumo Nyang Dechen of Wag, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Britannia.

1452

• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Lama Gungsong of Shravanabelagola, was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the armies of Britannia.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Daktri of Herombial, was victorious in the battle of Aj Bogd against the armies of Arpardi.
• The army of Samrajni Chakravartin Purgyal Kelzang of India, commanded by Mayor Warwattaske of Shorshuq, was victorious in the battle of Beshbaliq against the armies of Torolchi's Host.

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