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Blood of St. Varmanpaz Slovensky
• 12/1/1164
• Piety: 0.2
• Servitude of Great Theologins

Valiant Blood of Emporer Baldwin
• 3/22/1186
• Mounted troops +10%
• Monthly piety: 0.5
• Personal Comabt skills: +4
• Attacks kingts, Bars and Damsels

Blood of Murunza the Great
• 12/31/1355
• Prestige 0.5
• Combat +5
• East Slavic Opinion +5
• West Slavic Opinion +5
  

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Chronicles

769

• This is the Chronicle of House Slovensky, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Kardaz of Rostov.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod married Atpalha, daughter of Chief Hasaba of Vashka.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the army of Rostov, commanded by High Chief Kardaz of Rostov.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Torzhok against the army of Rostov, commanded by High Chief Kardaz of Rostov.

770

• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the army of Rostov, commanded by High Chief Kardaz of Rostov.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Rostov against the army of Rostov, commanded by High Chief Kardaz of Rostov.

771

• Yaropolk, the firstborn son, was born to High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod won the war against High Chief Kardaz of Rostov.
• Rodislav Slovensky usurped the High Chiefdom of Rostov from Kardaz Kardazid.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Parush of Ryazan.

772

• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Pereyaslavl Zalessky against the army of Ryazan, commanded by High Chief Parush of Ryazan.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Kashin against the army of Ryazan, commanded by High Chief Parush of Ryazan.

773

• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Uglich against the army of Ryazan, commanded by High Chief Parush of Ryazan.
• Chief Zbignev of Luki married Samboja, daughter of High Chief Dobieslaw of Greater Poland.

774

• A dragon was seen in the county of Gdov.

775

• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Novgorod against the army of Ryazan, commanded by High Chief Parush of Ryazan.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod lost the war against High Chief Parush of Ryazan.
• High Chieftess Atpalha, the wife of High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod, was offered up in sacrifice to the Ancestors by High Chief Parush of Ryazan on 8 December, 775.

776

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

777

• Novgorod saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

778

• The army of High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod, commanded by Iziaslav, was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the armies of Ladoga.

779

• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as High Chief Rodislav 'the Just'.

780

• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod went to war against Chief Ahti of Ladoga.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Ladoga Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Ingria Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod 'the Just' won the war against Chief Ahti of Ladoga.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Kaupo of Estonia.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Narva Tribe from the enemy.

781

• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kalevan Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod went to war against Chief Kardaz of Yaroslavl.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod 'the Just' won the war against High Chief Kaupo of Estonia 'the Silent'.
• Rodislav Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Narva from Illimar Virumaa.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Uglich Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rostov Tribe from the enemy.

782

• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Yaroslavl Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rodislav of Novgorod 'the Just' won the war against Chief Kardaz of Yaroslavl.
• Rodislav Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Novgorod, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

783

• King Rodislav of Novgorod went to war against Chief Zbignev of Luki.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pskov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Rusa against the army of Greater Poland, commanded by High Chief Dobieslaw of Greater Poland.

784

• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Luki Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Trifon of Veps.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod 'the Just' won the war against Chief Zbignev of Luki.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Torzhok Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Toropets Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Smolensk Tribe from the enemy.

785

• King Rodislav of Novgorod 'the Just' won the war against High Chief Trifon of Veps.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Iliya of Tver.

786

• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Belo Ozero Tribe from the enemy.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Novgorodian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Nikita.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tver Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Belo Ozero Tribe from the enemy.

787

• Yaropolk Slovensky married Usunbike, daughter of Khagan Bulan of Khazaria.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rzheva Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Novgorod Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Soltsy from the enemy.
• Khagan Bulan of Khazaria supported Khagan Bulan of Khazaria in war against his enemies.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Gdov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Rusa against the army of Novgorodian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Nikita of Novgorodian Peasant Revolt.

788

• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Novgorod Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Soltsy from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rusa Tribe from the enemy.
• Vladislav of Novgorodian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Rodislav of Novgorod 'the Just'.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Toropets Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tver Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Belo Ozero Tribe from the enemy.

789

• King Rodislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rzheva Tribe from the enemy.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod 'the Just' won the war against High Chief Iliya of Tver 'the Drunkard'.
• Khagan Bulan of Khazaria supported Khagan Bulan of Khazaria in war against his enemies.
• King Rodislav of Novgorod was murdered on the orders of Chief Zbignev of Luki on 15 October, 789. His son, Yaropolk, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Novgorod Tribe.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Luki, ruled by Chief Zbignev.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod tried but failed to imprison Chief Zbignev of Luki, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

790

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pskov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Luki Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Zbignev of Luki lost the war against King Yaropolk of Novgorod.
• Sbyslava, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Yaropolk of Novgorod.
• High Chief Demid of Rostov married Tekce, daughter of Khagan Taridin of Bashkiria.

791

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

792

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Kichay of Ryazan.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod lost the battle of Torzhok against the army of Ryazan, commanded by High Chief Kichay of Ryazan.

793

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tver Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pereyaslavl Zalessky Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Ryazan Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Orekhovo-Zuyevo Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pereyaslavl Zalessky Tribe from the enemy.

794

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tver Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Zubtsov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rzheva Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Torzhok Tribe from the enemy.
• Rodislav, the firstborn son, was born to King Yaropolk of Novgorod.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kashin Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod lost the battle of Kashin against the army of Ryazan, commanded by Chief Pinyas of Mozhaysk.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod lost the battle of Naro-Fominsk against the army of Ryazan, commanded by Chief Pinyas of Mozhaysk.

795

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod lost the battle of Tikhvine against the army of Ryazan, commanded by Chief Pinyas of Mozhaysk.

796

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Zubtsov Tribe from the enemy.

797

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod lost the battle of Borovichi against the army of Ryazan, commanded by Chief Pinyas of Mozhaysk.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod lost the war against High Chief Kichay of Ryazan 'Poison-Tooth'.

798

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kakisalmi Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Yaropolk 'the Wicked'.

799

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Raivola from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Romny Tribe from the enemy.

800

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against Chief Kullelemb of Ladoga.
• Norsemen set sail in their longships and to trade and raid beyond their northern homelands in ever increasing numbers, signalling the beginning of a new age.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against Chief Kullelemb of Ladoga.
• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Ladoga from Kullelemb Ingeri.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against Chief Oiva of Chud.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Chud Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against Chief Oiva of Chud.
• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Chud from Oiva Vepsa.

801

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Vello of Sakala.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Mstislavl Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vitebsk Tribe from the enemy.

802

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Polotsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Polotsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Latgale Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Uku of Estonia.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tartu Tribe from the enemy.

803

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against High Chief Uku of Estonia.
• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Tartu from Uku kohta Sakala.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Izborsk, ruled by Chief Vysheslav.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' tried but failed to imprison Chief Vysheslav of Izborsk, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

804

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Izborsk Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Vysheslav of Izborsk lost the war against King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked'.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Tartu, ruled by Chief Vsevolod.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' tried but failed to imprison Chief Vsevolod of Tartu, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tartu Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Vsevolod of Tartu lost the war against King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked'.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Ihalemb of Estonia.

805

• Rostislav Slovensky married Kunyavka, daughter of Chief Kezhapa of Bezichy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Tuul of Sakala.
• The army of King Yaropolk of Novgorod, commanded by Yefimiy, was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the armies of Sakala.
• The army of King Yaropolk of Novgorod, commanded by Yefimiy, was victorious in the battle of Kalevan against the armies of Estonia.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against High Chief Tuul of Sakala.
• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Jarva from Tuul kohta Sakala.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Saaremaa against the army of Estonia, commanded by Chief Ohetoiv of Saaremaa.

806

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against High Chief Ihalemb of Estonia.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the army of Lukomlian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Igor of Lukomlian Peasant Revolt.

807

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Mecklenburg against the army of Denmark, commanded by Frirek of Vestfold.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Mecklenburg against the army of Denmark, commanded by Yngvar of Blekinge.

808

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Kichay of Ryazan.

809

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Kashin against the army of Ryazan, commanded by Chief Atyamas of Orekhovo-Zuyevo.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Tver against the army of Ryazan, commanded by Chief Azyren of Serpukhov.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod lost the battle of Yuryev against the army of Ryazan, commanded by Chief Azyren of Serpukhov.

810

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Pereyaslavl Zalessky against the army of Ryazan, commanded by High Chief Azyren of Ryazan.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against High Chief Azyren of Ryazan.
• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Kashin from Atyamas Inzhayid.
• Khagan Bizel of Gyla supported Khagan Bizel of Gyla in war against his enemies.

811

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tukums Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Kahru of Livonia.

812

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tukums Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Riga Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Rodislav of Kashin married Mala, daughter of Khagan Baitzas of Gyla.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tukums Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against High Chief Kahru of Livonia.
• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Tukums from Kahru Ridala.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against Chief Yaroslav of Mstislavl.

813

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Mstislavl Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against Chief Yaroslav of Mstislavl.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Varaka II of Murom.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Suzdal Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vladimir Tribe from the enemy.

814

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against High Chief Varaka II of Murom.
• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Suzdal from Uzhara Muromid.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Shkay of Ryazan.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pereyaslavl Zalessky Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Mozhaysk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Naro-Fominsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against High Chief Shkay of Ryazan.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against King Hrorekr of Denmark.

815

• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the High Chiefdom of Smolensk from Yefimiy Radimich.
• The army of King Yaropolk of Novgorod, commanded by Rodislav, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Denmark.

816

• Novgorod was attacked by the Estonian realm of Ingria, ruled by Chief Olev.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' tried but failed to imprison Chief Olev of Ingria, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Ingria Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Olev of Ingria lost the war against King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked'.

817

• Novgorod was attacked by the Estonian realm of Dorpatian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Leetoiv.
• Leetoiv of Dorpatian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked'.

818

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Balodis II of Courland.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against King Hrorekr of Denmark.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vanema Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Deltuva Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against High Chief Balodis II of Courland.
• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Vanema from Balodis Penikis.

819

• Novgorod was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Vologdan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kichay.
• Kichay of Vologdan Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked'.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against Elemag of Bulgarian Revolt.

820

• Queen Usunbike 'Silvertongue', the wife of King Yaropolk of Novgorod, died in the dungeons of King Yaropolk of Novgorod on 10 February, 820.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod married Meeli, daughter of High Chief Vello of Sakala.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Olonets Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pomorye Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Onega Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kargopol Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Yaropolk of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Ihalemb of Kalevan, was victorious in the battle of Romny against the armies of Bulgarian Revolt.

821

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against Elemag of Bulgarian Revolt.
• Rodislav, the firstborn son, was born to King Yaropolk of Novgorod.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Jarva, ruled by Chief Trifon.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' tried but failed to imprison Chief Trifon of Jarva, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

822

• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Jarva Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Trifon of Jarva lost the war against King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked'.

823

• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Tukums, ruled by Chief Rostislav.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' tried but failed to imprison Chief Rostislav of Tukums, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tukums Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Rostislav of Tukums lost the war against King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked'.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod went to war against Chief Pudak of Vashka.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Nenets realm of Veliky Ustugian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Panay.

824

• Panay of Veliky Ustugian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked'.
• The army of King Yaropolk of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Yeremey of Narva, was victorious in the battle of Vashka against the armies of Vashka.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vashka Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod 'the Wicked' won the war against Chief Pudak of Vashka.
• Yaropolk Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Vashka from Pudak Ngayid.
• King Yaropolk of Novgorod died trying to best Count Porphyrios of Tiflis in a legendary duel on 7 December, 824. His cousin, Rostislav, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Novgorod Tribe.
• People in Bezichy claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

825

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

826

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

827

• King Rostislav of Novgorod went to war against Khagan Tingiz of Bolghar.

828

• King Rostislav of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Rostislav 'the Merciless'.
• The army of King Rostislav of Novgorod, commanded by Tonn, was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the armies of Sweden.

829

• The army of King Rostislav of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Ihala of Olonets, was defeated in the battle of Galich Mersky against the armies of Bolghar.
• King Rostislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Novgorod against the army of Bolghar, commanded by Khagan Tingiz of Bolghar.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Kurzeme, ruled by Chief Balodis.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Estonian realm of Livonia, ruled by High Chief Kahru 'the Milkdrinker'.

830

• Novgorod was attacked by the Alan realm of Sathisi, ruled by Khagan Kaur 'the Cruel'.
• King Rostislav of Novgorod 'the Merciless' lost the war against Khagan Tingiz of Bolghar 'the Cruel'.
• King Rostislav of Novgorod died comatose in bed on 26 March, 830. His kinsman, Mitrofan, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Gdov Tribe.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Riga against the army of Bulgaria, commanded by High Chief Kahru of Livonia.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Yaroslav of Mstislavl, was defeated in the battle of Karachev against the armies of Sathisi.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod lost the battle of Selija against the army of Sweden, commanded by Chief Balodis of Kurzeme.

831

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod lost the battle of Torzhok against the army of Sathisi, commanded by Khagan Kaur of Sathisi.
• Khagan Kaur of Sathisi 'the Cruel' won the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.

832

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Novgorod Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Soltsy from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tukums Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vanema Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Samogitia Tribe from the enemy.

833

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Zemgale Tribe from the enemy.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Pecheneg realm of Bryansk, ruled by Chief Korkutan.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Latgale, ruled by Chief Gibedats.
• Chief Balodis of Kurzeme 'the Feeble' lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Talava, ruled by Tanist Dobre.
• High Chief Toll of Livonia lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.

834

• Novgorod was attacked by the Finnish realm of Olonetsian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Seppo.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Toivo, was defeated in the battle of Olonets against the armies of Olonetsian Peasant Revolt.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod lost the battle of Rzheva against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Chief Korkutan of Bryansk.
• Khagan Kaur of Sathisi supported Khagan Kaur of Sathisi in war against his enemies.
• Chief Korkutan of Bryansk won the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.
• Sampo of Olonetsian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.

835

• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Ihala of Olonets, was victorious in the battle of Izborsk against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Ihala of Olonets, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Estonia.
• Chief Gibedats of Latgale lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.

836

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

837

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Ladoga Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Novgorod Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Borovichi Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rusa Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Gdov Tribe from the enemy.

838

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Toropets Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rusa Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Talava Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Toropets Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Polotsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Izborsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tukums Tribe from the enemy.

839

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vanema Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tartu Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Jarva Tribe from the enemy.
• King Dobre of Estonia 'the Abomination' lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.
• Queen Mother Tekce, the mother of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, died in the dungeons of Chief Davins of Kurzeme on 1 November, 839.

840

• Khagan Kaur of Sathisi supported Khagan Kaur of Sathisi in war against his enemies.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vyazma Tribe from the enemy.

841

• Khagan Kaur of Sathisi supported Khagan Kaur of Sathisi in war against his enemies.

842

• Novgorod was attacked by the Pecheneg realm of Bryansk, ruled by Chief Korkutan.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Kholm against the army of Khazarian Revolt, commanded by Chief Korkutan of Bryansk.

843

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Mstislavl Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Bryansk Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Korkutan of Bryansk lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Sarkel against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Corpan of Yabghumakh.

844

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod went to war against Chief Radoslav of Pskov.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Pskov against the army of Pskov, commanded by Chief Radoslav of Pskov.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pskov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Luki Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod won the war against Chief Radoslav of Pskov.
• Mitrofan Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Pskov from Radoslav Slovensky.
• Mitrofan Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Luki from Radoslav Slovensky.
• Mitrofan Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Ingria from Radoslav Slovensky.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod went to war against Candak of Sathisi Revolt.

845

• Chief Trifon, the heir of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, committed suicide on 19 February, 845.
• Khagan Kaur of Sathisi supported Khagan Kaur of Sathisi in war against his enemies.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Vashka, ruled by Chief Radoslav.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod tried but failed to imprison Chief Radoslav of Vashka, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Rogvolod Slovensky married Asli, daughter of Khagan Eldecyuk of Sibir.

846

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vashka Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Radoslav of Vashka lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod went to war against Chief Nenyts of Pinega.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pinega Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod won the war against Chief Nenyts of Pinega.
• Mitrofan Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Pinega from Nenyts Samayid.

847

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod went to war against King Kezhevat of Vladimir.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Bezichian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Saksa.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Bezichy against the army of Bezichian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Saksa of Bezichian Peasant Revolt.
• Saksa of Bezichian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Mitrofan 'Sharp Tongue'.
• Khagan Uruzma II of Sathisi supported Khagan Uruzma II of Sathisi in war against his enemies.

848

• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Stanislav of Mstislavl, was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the armies of Bulgaria.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Putiata of Pinega, was victorious in the battle of Suzdal against the armies of Vladimir.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Putiata of Pinega, was victorious in the battle of Yuryev against the armies of Vladimir.

849

• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Yelisey Drevl, was defeated in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Khazaria.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Stanislav of Mstislavl, was victorious in the battle of Yuryev against the armies of Vladimir.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Chipaz of Bezichy, was victorious in the battle of Orekhovo-Zuyevo against the armies of Vladimir.

850

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Borovichi Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tikhvine Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pereyaslavl Zalessky Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Briachislav, was victorious in the battle of Pereyaslavl Zalessky against the armies of Vladimir.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Briachislav, was victorious in the battle of Moskva against the armies of Vladimir.

851

• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Briachislav, was victorious in the battle of Pereyaslavl Zalessky against the armies of Vladimir.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod 'Sharp Tongue' won the war against King Kezhevat of Vladimir 'One-Hand'.
• Mitrofan Slovensky usurped the Kingdom of Vladimir from Kezhevat Meshcheravid.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Briachislav, was victorious in the battle of Yelets against the armies of Khazaria.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Torzhokian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Atyamas.
• Queen Sbyslava, the wife of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, died a natural death on 10 June, 851.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Chipaz of Bezichy, was defeated in the battle of Torzhok against the armies of Torzhokian Peasant Revolt.
• Voislav Slovensky married Ipekel, daughter of Khagan Kundaciq of Bulanid.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod married Cecki, daughter of Khagan Baghatur of Bulanid.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Briachislav, was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the armies of Torzhokian Peasant Revolt.
• Atyamas of Torzhokian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod 'Sharp Tongue'.

852

• Cecki Bulanid was imprisoned in a dungeon in Novgorod by King Mitrofan of Novgorod.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Yelisey Drevl, was defeated in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Khazaria.
• Khagan Uruzma II of Sathisi supported Khagan Uruzma II of Sathisi in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Briachislav, was victorious in the battle of Galich Mersky against the armies of Bolghar.

853

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod lost the battle of Galich Mersky against the army of Bolghar, commanded by Khagan Ernakh of Bolghar.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Iliya Vyatich, was defeated in the battle of Olonets against the armies of Bolghar.

854

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod lost the battle of Hlynov against the army of Bolghar, commanded by Khan Ellak of Sandilid.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Galich Mersky against the army of Bolghar, commanded by Khan Batulia of Irnekid.

855

• Novgorod was attacked by the Meshchera realm of Ryazan, ruled by High Chief Kezhevat 'One-Hand'.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod 'Sharp Tongue' tried but failed to imprison High Chief Kezhevat of Ryazan 'One-Hand', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Ryazan Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Kezhapa of Bezichy, was defeated in the battle of Toropets against the armies of Ryazan.

856

• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Moskva Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Kezhevat of Ryazan 'One-Hand' lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod 'Sharp Tongue'.
• The army of King Mitrofan of Novgorod, commanded by Dobrynia, was defeated in the battle of Lyubech against the armies of Khazaria.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod went to war against Chief Ildey of Roslavl.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Roslavl Tribe from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pochinok from the enemy.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod 'Sharp Tongue' won the war against Chief Ildey of Roslavl.
• Mitrofan Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Roslavl from Ildey Iavdiertim.

857

• Novgorod was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Rostovian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Paksyay.

858

• Paksyay of Rostovian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Mitrofan of Novgorod 'Sharp Tongue'.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod went to war against Khagan Uruzma II of Sathisi.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Vyazma against the army of Sathisi, commanded by Chief Athom of Vyazma.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Pecheneg realm of Bryansk, ruled by Chief Korkutan.
• King Mitrofan of Novgorod died of severe stress on 23 August, 858. His son, Voislav, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Rusa Tribe.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Bryansk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pochep from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Bryansk against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Chief Korkutan of Bryansk.
• Chief Korkutan of Bryansk lost the war against King Voislav of Novgorod.
• King Voislav of Novgorod went to war against King Rogvolod of Vladimir.

859

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kashin Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pereyaslavl Zalessky Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Belo Ozero Tribe from the enemy.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Pecheneg realm of Bryansk, ruled by Chief Korkutan.

860

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kashin Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Dobrynia, was defeated in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Khazaria.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tartu Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Narva Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Jarva Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Toropets against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Chief Korkutan of Bryansk.

861

• Novgorod was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Vanemian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ako.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Serpukhov Tribe from the enemy.

862

• Novgorod was attacked by the French realm of Seguin's Host, ruled by Seguin.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Yaroslavl Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Kezhapa Kezhapid, was defeated in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Khazaria.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rostov Tribe from the enemy.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Estonian realm of Tukumsan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Raak.

863

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Bryansk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pochep from the enemy.
• Chief Korkutan of Bryansk lost the war against King Voislav of Novgorod.
• Ako of Vanemian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Voislav of Novgorod.
• Shukshtoroyka, the mother of King Voislav of Novgorod, died of Cancer on 5 August, 863.
• Raak of Tukumsan Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Voislav of Novgorod.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Izborsk Tribe from the enemy.

864

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tukums Tribe from the enemy.

865

• Ipekel Bulanid was imprisoned in a dungeon in Novgorod by King Voislav of Novgorod.
• King Voislav of Novgorod supported King Rogvolod of Vladimir in war against his enemies.

866

• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Kezhevat of Ryazan, was defeated in the battle of Ryazan against the armies of Sathisi.
• King Voislav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Kashin against the army of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Vechkas of Nizhny Novgorod.
• King Voislav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Kashin against the army of Sathisi, commanded by Khan Aspar of Ardasentae.

867

• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Pereyaslavl Zalessky against the army of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Vechkas of Nizhny Novgorod.
• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Syrka, was defeated in the battle of Tula against the armies of Sathisi.
• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Yaroslav, was defeated in the battle of Roslavl against the armies of Sathisi.

868

• King Voislav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Borovichi against the army of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Kardaz of Chlisselbourg.
• King Voislav of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Kullelemb II of Estonia.
• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Ingria against the army of Estonia, commanded by Chief Olev of Saaremaa.

869

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Laanemaa Tribe from the enemy.
• Igor Slovensky married Gundes, daughter of Khagan Ernakh of Bolghar.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Saaremaa Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod won the war against High Chief Kullelemb II of Estonia 'the Just'.

870

• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Dergun Meshcheravid, was defeated in the battle of Ryazan against the armies of Khazaria.

871

• King Voislav of Novgorod went to war against King Rogvolod of Vladimir.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Torzhok Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Ostashkov from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Uglich Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pereyaslavl Zalessky Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rostov Tribe from the enemy.

872

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Suzdal Tribe from the enemy.
• Khagan Aspar of Sathisi supported Khagan Aspar of Sathisi in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Dobrynia, was defeated in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Khazaria.

873

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Vladimir Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Kashin against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khagan Bugha of Khazaria.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Torzhok Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Izborsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Toropets Tribe from the enemy.

874

• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Tver against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khagan Bugha of Khazaria.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kashin Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Uglich Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rostov Tribe from the enemy.

875

• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Pereyaslavl Zalessky against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khagan Bugha of Khazaria.
• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Torzhok against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khagan Bugha of Khazaria.
• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Dergun Meshcheravid, was victorious in the battle of Ryazan against the armies of Vladimir.
• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Terentiy, was victorious in the battle of Tikhvine against the armies of Vladimir.
• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Tikhvine against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khagan Bugha of Khazaria.
• Khagan Aspar of Sathisi supported Khagan Aspar of Sathisi in war against his enemies.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Belo Ozero Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Terentiy, was defeated in the battle of Tver against the armies of Khazaria.

876

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Mstislavl Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Naro-Fominsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Uglich Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Novgorod Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Soltsy from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Izborsk Tribe from the enemy.

877

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Uglich Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rostov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Yaroslavl Tribe from the enemy.

878

• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Novgorod Tribe from the enemy.
• Queen Ipekel, the wife of King Voislav of Novgorod, died in the dungeons of King Voislav of Novgorod on 25 January, 878.
• King Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Soltsy from the enemy.
• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Gdov against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khagan Bugha of Khazaria.
• The army of King Voislav of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Yaropolk of Roslavl, was victorious in the battle of Narva against the armies of Vladimir.
• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the battle of Ladoga against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khagan Bugha of Khazaria.
• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the war against King Ruslan of Vladimir.

879

• King Voislav of Novgorod married Beata, daughter of Ingolfr of Sogn.
• King Voislav of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Voislav 'the Confessor'.
• With the help of the Basileus of the Byzantine Empire, King Voislav of Novgorod brought the Slavic faith to his realm, overseeing the conversion of scores of his subjects.
• King Voislav of Novgorod converted from Slavic to Orthodox.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Estonian realm of Novgorodian Revolt, ruled by Kullelemb 'the Just'.

880

• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tukums Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Michael of Novgorod, commanded by Volodar Poloch, was defeated in the battle of Kozelsk against the armies of Sathisi.
• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Hiiumaa from the enemy.
• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tukums Tribe from the enemy.

881

• Kullelemb of Novgorodian Revolt 'the Just' lost the war against King Michael of Novgorod 'the Confessor'.
• Michael Slovensky adopted a feudal system in his domains, abandoning the old tribal ways.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Roslavl, ruled by Chief Yaropolk.
• King Michael of Novgorod 'the Confessor' tried but failed to imprison Chief Yaropolk of Roslavl, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Roslavl Tribe from the enemy.
• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pochinok from the enemy.
• Chief Yaropolk of Roslavl lost the war against King Michael of Novgorod 'the Confessor'.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Meshchera realm of Murom, ruled by High Chief Moksha 'the Magnificent'.
• King Michael of Novgorod 'the Confessor' tried but failed to imprison High Chief Moksha of Murom 'the Magnificent', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Tula Tribe from the enemy.

882

• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Orekhovo-Zuyevo Tribe from the enemy.
• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Murom Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Moksha of Murom 'the Magnificent' lost the war against King Michael of Novgorod 'the Confessor'.
• King Michael of Novgorod went to war against Havu of Bulgarian Revolt.
• King Michael of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Sortavala against the army of Bulgarian Revolt, commanded by Chief Kaleva of Keitele.

883

• King Michael of Novgorod 'the Confessor' won the war against Havu of Bulgarian Revolt 'the Butcher'.
• Michael Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Karelia from Miemo Itkonen.
• Khan Havu of Finland petitioned King Michael of Novgorod to bring the Orthodox faith to his pagan tribes.

884

• King Michael of Novgorod went to war against Chief Nalka of Pronsk.
• King Michael of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Tula against the army of Pronsk, commanded by Chief Nalka of Pronsk.
• King Michael of Novgorod 'the Confessor' won the war against Chief Nalka of Pronsk.

885

• King Michael of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Haapa of Kola.
• King Michael of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Kakisalmi against the army of Kola, commanded by High Chief Haapa of Kola.

886

• The army of King Michael of Novgorod, commanded by Dobrynia, was defeated in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Sathisi.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Novgorodian Revolt, ruled by Ruslan.
• King Michael of Novgorod 'the Confessor' won the war against High Chief Haapa of Kola.
• Michael Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Kola from Haapa Bottii.

887

• King Michael of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Rusa against the army of Guyrdzybetae, commanded by King AEmbalan of Guyrdzybetae.
• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Borovichi from the enemy.
• King Michael of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kirichi from the enemy.
• Ruslan of Novgorodian Revolt lost the war against King Michael of Novgorod 'the Confessor'.

888

• High Chieftess Liudmila of Estonia, a powerful vassal of King Michael of Novgorod, converted from Slavic to Orthodox.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Georgios II, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of poor health on 24 November, 888.

889

• King Michael of Novgorod decided to travel to Finland in order to meet Khan Havu and witness the effects of the mass conversion of his realm in the aftermath of the great ceremony.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Sami realm of Suomenusko Uprising, ruled by Jarre.

890

• King Michael of Novgorod died under suspicious circumstances on 21 December, 890. His son, Igor, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Novgorod.
• Jarre of Suomenusko Uprising lost the war against King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker'.

891

• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by Sviatoslav, was defeated in the battle of Ryazan against the armies of Khazaria.
• King Igor of Novgorod went to war against Chieftess Vseslava of Narva.

892

• King Igor of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Narva Tribe from the enemy.
• King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker' won the war against Chieftess Vseslava of Narva.
• Prince Ruslan 'the Merciless', the heir of King Igor of Novgorod, died attending to 'chamber business' on 24 May, 892.

893

• Novgorod was attacked by the Ilmenian realm of Pankovka, ruled by Mayor Rostislav.
• King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker' tried but failed to imprison Mayor Rostislav of Pankovka, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Igor of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Pankovka from the enemy.
• Mayor Rostislav of Pankovka lost the war against King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker'.

894

• King Igor of Novgorod went to war against Khagan Rosmag of Sathisi.

895

• King Igor of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Bryansk against the army of Sathisi, commanded by Chief Boru of Bryansk.
• King Igor of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Bryansk against the army of Sathisi, commanded by Chief Boru of Bryansk.

896

• King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker' won the war against Khagan Rosmag of Sathisi.
• King Igor of Novgorod went to war against High Chief Arp of Livonia.

897

• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Nishkepaz of Ryazan, was victorious in the battle of Izborsk against the armies of Livonia.
• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Nishkepaz of Ryazan, was victorious in the battle of Izborsk against the armies of Livonia.
• King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker' won the war against High Chief Tarvet of Livonia.

898

• King Tvrtko II of Croatia supported King Tvrtko II of Croatia in war against his enemies.
• High Chief Svetozar, the heir of King Igor of Novgorod, died of Cancer on 10 June, 898.
• High Chief Rogvolod of Smolensk married Pribislava, daughter of Mstislav Lukisky.
• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Nishkepaz of Ryazan, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by Chief Rostislav of Luki, was victorious in the battle of Smolensk against the armies of Estonia.

899

• King Igor of Novgorod went to war against Chief Tutkas of Riga.

900

• Igor Slovensky usurped the Kingdom of Estonia from Elmede Tontegode.
• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by Chichayka, was defeated in the battle of Kozelsk against the armies of Tarkhan's Host.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Khazar realm of Kundaciqid, ruled by Khan Yabghu 'the Cruel'.

901

• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by Raak, was victorious in the battle of Laanemaa against the armies of Livonia.
• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by Raak, was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the armies of Sweden.
• King Igor of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Luki from the enemy.
• King Igor of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Sebezh from the enemy.
• King Igor of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Nevel from the enemy.

902

• King Igor of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Rusa from the enemy.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Norse realm of Ostrogothia, ruled by Jarl Falki.
• King Igor of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Ledurga from the enemy.
• King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker' won the war against Chief Tutkas of Riga.
• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by Vaino Harjumaa, was defeated in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Chief Aatos's Host.

903

• King Igor of Novgorod lost the battle of Novgorod against the army of Sweden, commanded by Jarl Falki of Ostrogothia.

904

• King Igor of Novgorod lost the battle of Laanemaa against the army of Kugel's Host, commanded by Kugel of Kugel's Host.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Gibedats's Host, ruled by Gibedats.
• Queen Gundes 'the Handsome', the wife of King Igor of Novgorod, died of severe stress on 18 June, 904.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Khazar realm of Kundaciqid, ruled by Khan Cat'n.

905

• Khan Cat'n of Kundaciqid won the war against King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker'.
• The army of King Igor of Novgorod, commanded by Aul, was defeated in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Sweden.
• Jarl Falki of Ostrogothia won the war against King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker'.
• Igor Slovensky usurped the County of Rovaniemi from Svetozar Poloch.
• Gibedats of Gibedats's Host won the war against King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker'.
• Igor Slovensky usurped the County of Kozelsk from Vladimir Poloch.

906

• A dragon was seen in the county of Ryazan.

907

• King Igor of Novgorod converted from Orthodox to Tengri.
• King Igor of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Joensuu Tribe from the enemy.

908

• King Igor of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Kainuu Tribe from the enemy.

909

• King Igor of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Onega against the army of Finland, commanded by High Chief Aatso II of Ostrobothnia.

910

• King Igor of Novgorod went to war against King Paivio of Finland.

911

• Khagan Bugha II of Khazaria, the liege Lord of King Igor 'the Milkdrinker', died of complications related to Gout on 28 February, 911.
• King Igor of Novgorod 'the Milkdrinker' lost the war against King Paivio of Finland.

912

• On 6 January, 912, Khan Igor of Novgorod died of Cancer. He was succeeded by his Slavic Pagan kinsman Rogvolod.
• Khan Rogvolod of Novgorod married Vasilisa, daughter of High Chief Ruslan of Smolensk.
• Khagan Bori of Khazaria, the liege Lord of Khan Rogvolod, was murdered on the orders of Samur on 3 March, 912.

913

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

914

• Khan Rogvolod of Novgorod went to war against King AElbeg of Vladimir.

915

• Novgorod was attacked by the Severian realm of Novgorodian Revolt, ruled by Yaroslav.

916

• Khan Rogvolod of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Mstislavl Tribe from the enemy.
• Yaroslav of Novgorodian Revolt lost the war against Khan Rogvolod of Novgorod.

917

• Khagan Barsbek of Khazaria, the liege Lord of Khan Rogvolod, died under suspicious circumstances on 2 March, 917.
• Khan Rogvolod of Novgorod lost the war against King AElbeg of Vladimir 'the Lionheart'.

918

• Khan Rogvolod of Novgorod died clutching at his heart on 16 February, 918. His uncle, Viacheslav, succeeded to the throne of the Khanate with a grand ceremony in Kozelsk Tribe.
• Khan Viacheslav divorced Eha Saaremaai.
• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod married Suoinna, daughter of High Chief Ara of Finnmark.
• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as Khan Viacheslav 'the Inquisitor'.
• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod lost the battle of Mtshketa against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Levon of Armenia.

919

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

920

• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Minsk Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Lavrrohas of Finnmark supported High Chief Lavrrohas of Finnmark in war against his enemies.

921

• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Borena of Kartli.
• Bulcan Ashina married Zabava, daughter of Khan Rogvolod of Novgorod.
• Rodislav, the firstborn son, was born to Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod.
• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Mtskheta from the enemy.

922

• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Moskva against the army of Muscovite Peasant Revolt, commanded by Varmanpaz of Muscovite Peasant Revolt.
• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod went to war against Khagan Candak of Sathisi.
• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod 'the Inquisitor' won the war against Khagan Gubaz of Sathisi.

923

• Viacheslav Slovensky created the title of High Chiefdom of Karachev, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod went to war against Chief Tyrach of Bryansk.
• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod lost the battle of Sibir against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khan Yegu of Bujakhin.

924

• Prince Rodislav, the heir of Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod, died a sickly infant on 4 February, 924.
• Khagan Yectirek of Khazaria, the liege Lord of Khan Viacheslav 'the Inquisitor', died a natural death on 25 June, 924.
• Khan Viacheslav of Novgorod 'the Inquisitor' lost the war against Chief Tyrach of Bryansk.

925

• Novgorod saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

926

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

927

• King Viacheslav of Novgorod died of Great Pox on 27 August, 927. His son, Voislav, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Riga.
• King Voislav of Novgorod went to war against King Vetseke of Estonia.

928

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Riga.

929

• King Voislav of Novgorod won the war against 'Elder' King Vetseke of Estonia.
• Voislav Slovensky usurped the County of Liivimaa from Vetseke Tontegode.

930

• A dragon was seen in the county of Riga.

931

• A dragon was seen in the county of Riga.

932

• King Voislav of Novgorod went to war against King Balsag of Vladimir.

933

• King Voislav of Novgorod lost the war against King Balsag of Vladimir 'the Chaste'.

934

• In Liivimaa, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Voislav.

935

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

936

• A goat with three heads was born in Liivimaa.

937

• King Voislav of Novgorod went to war against Khagan Samsam of Usbuman.

938

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

939

• King Voislav of Novgorod supported Khagan Tuzniq of Khazaria in war against his enemies.
• King Voislav of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Voislav 'the Whiner'.
• Khagan Tuzniq of Khazaria supported Khagan Tuzniq of Khazaria in war against his enemies.

940

• A goat with three heads was born in Liivimaa.

941

• Novgorod was attacked by the Norse realm of Finland, ruled by Jarl Saemundr II 'Son of Fenrir'.

942

• King Voislav of Novgorod 'the Whiner' lost the war against Khagan Samsam of Usbuman 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Novgorod was attacked by the Estonian realm of Livonia, ruled by High Chief Uru 'the Blushing'.

943

• Jarl Saemundr II of Finland 'Son of Fenrir' won the war against King Voislav of Novgorod 'the Whiner'.
• King Voislav of Novgorod, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Voislav 'the Bone-Squeezer'.

944

• King Voislav of Novgorod married THordis, daughter of King Saemundr of Norway.

945

• High Chief Uru of Livonia 'the Blushing' won the war against King Voislav of Novgorod 'the Bone-Squeezer'.
• On 15 September, 945, Voislav lost his titles, and it was decided to pass on the dynasty chronicles to Chief Dergun of Suzdal.
• A dragon was seen in the county of Suzdal.

946

• Chief Dergun of Suzdal died succumbing to severe injuries on 24 April, 946. His son, Azyren, succeeded to the throne of the Chiefdom with a grand ceremony in Suzdal Tribe.
• Chief Azyren of Suzdal married Alfrid, daughter of King Emund of Estonia.

947

• Chief Azyren of Suzdal lost the battle of Chud against the army of Nenetsia, commanded by King Nga of Nenetsia.
• High Chief Valdur of Vladimir, the liege Lord of Chief Azyren, died of Cancer on 14 October, 947.

948

• Chief Azyren of Suzdal was victorious in the battle of Zubtsov against the army of Cheremisa, commanded by Queen Upurga of Nenetsia.
• Chief Azyren of Suzdal lost the battle of Belo Ozero against the army of Nenetsia, commanded by King Nga of Nenetsia.
• Dergun, the firstborn son, was born to Chief Azyren of Suzdal.
• High Chief Tambet of Vladimir, the liege Lord of Chief Azyren, died of severe stress on 20 November, 948.

949

• Ilmatar, the mother of Chief Azyren of Suzdal, died in the dungeons of Chief Inzhay of Yaroslavl on 24 June, 949.

950

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

951

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

952

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Suzdal.

953

• In Suzdal, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Chief Azyren.

954

• Chief Azyren of Suzdal died in the dungeons of King Nga of Nenetsia on 4 March, 954. His son, Dergun, succeeded to the throne of the Chiefdom with a grand ceremony in Suzdal Tribe.
• A dragon was seen in the county of Suzdal.

955

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

956

• In Suzdal, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Chief Dergun.

957

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

958

• A river flooded parts of Suzdal in the spring.

959

• In Suzdal, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Chief Dergun.

960

• Suzdal saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

961

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

962

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

963

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

964

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

965

• Dergun Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Yuryev from Shoksha Koshelid.
• Chief Dergun of Suzdal went to war against Chief Tasulemb of Pereyaslavl Zalessky.
• Chief Dergun of Suzdal was victorious in the battle of Pereyaslavl Zalessky against the army of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Tasulemb of Pereyaslavl Zalessky.
• Chief Dergun of Suzdal won the war against Chief Tasulemb of Pereyaslavl Zalessky.
• Dergun Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Pereyaslavl Zalessky from Tasulemb Okivid.

966

• Chief Dergun of Suzdal lost the battle of Orekhovo-Zuyevo against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khan Kundac of Tarkhan.
• Chief Dergun of Suzdal died in battle on 1 December, 966. His Ilmenian kinsman Voislav succeeded to the throne of the Chiefdom as Chief Voislav.
• A river flooded parts of Suzdal in the spring.

967

• Prince Voislav of Novgorod went to war against Chief Syrka of Yaroslavl.

968

• Prince Voislav of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Suzdal against the army of Yaroslavl, commanded by Chief Syrka of Yaroslavl.

969

• Prince Voislav of Novgorod successfully led his armies, taking Yuryev Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Voislav of Suzdal died of an infected wound on 21 August, 969. His brother, Svetozar, succeeded to the throne of the Chiefdom with a grand ceremony in Suzdal Tribe.
• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Yuryev.

970

• A goat with three heads was born in Pereyaslavl Zalessky.

971

• High Chief Hain of Vladimir, the liege Lord of Prince Svetozar, died of Cancer on 23 August, 971.

972

• Prince Svetozar of Novgorod was victorious in the battle of Rostov against the army of Yaroslavl, commanded by Chief Syrka of Yaroslavl.

973

• Chief Svetozar of Suzdal died in battle against Unzhutka Viryayid on 23 January, 973. His son, Volodar, succeeded to the throne of the Chiefdom with a grand ceremony in Suzdal Tribe.
• Chief Volodar of Suzdal died under suspicious circumstances on 14 February, 973. His brother, Igor, succeeded to the throne of the Chiefdom with a grand ceremony in Yuryev Tribe.
• A star fell from the sky in Yuryev, killing three cows.

974

• Chief Igor of Yuryev won the war against Chief Syrka of Yaroslavl.
• Igor Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Yaroslavl from Syrka Inzhayid.

975

• A river flooded parts of Pereyaslavl Zalessky in the spring.

976

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

977

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

978

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

979

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

980

• Chief Igor of Yuryev converted from Slavic to Tengri.

981

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Pereyaslavl Zalessky.

982

• Yuryev saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

983

• Chief Igor of Yuryev went to war against Chief Terentiy of Uglich.
• Chief Igor of Yuryev won the war against Chief Terentiy of Uglich 'the Hunter'.
• Igor Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Uglich from Terentiy Pleskov.

984

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

985

• Chief Igor of Yuryev went to war against Chief Chipaz of Orekhovo-Zuyevo.
• Dobrynia, the heir of Chief Igor of Yuryev, died of complications related to Gout on 23 August, 985.
• Chief Igor of Yuryev won the war against Chief Chipaz of Orekhovo-Zuyevo.
• Igor Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Orekhovo-Zuyevo from Chipaz Chipazid.

986

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

987

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

988

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

989

• Prince Igor, the heir of Chief Igor of Yuryev, died of complications related to Gout on 15 June, 989.
• Rostislava Slovensky married Ostro, son of Khagan Vakrim of Bolghar.
• Chief Igor of Yuryev married Gulay, daughter of Khagan Khatir of Khazaria.

990

• On 18 December, 990, Chief Igor of Yuryev died from a bad case of the Flu. He was succeeded by his Slavic Pagan sister Rostislava.
• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Uglich.

991

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev went to war against Khagan Kuvrat of Bolghar.

992

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev lost the battle of Mari against the army of Bolghar, commanded by Khagan Kuvrat of Bolghar.
• Sviatoslava Slovensky married Tugor, son of High Chief Kaalep of Vladimir.
• Rostislav, the firstborn son, was born to Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev.
• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev lost the battle of Mari against the army of Bolghar, commanded by Khagan Kuvrat of Bolghar.
• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev lost the battle of Gorodets against the army of Bolghar, commanded by Khagan Kuvrat of Bolghar.

993

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev lost the war against Khagan Kuvrat of Bolghar.

994

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev lost the battle of Yaroslavl against the army of Nenetsia, commanded by High Chief Suni of Kargopol.

995

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

996

• In Pereyaslavl Zalessky, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Rostislava.

997

• Rostislava of Suzdalian Band lost the battle of Tikhvine against the army of Sweden, commanded by Jarl Hakon II of Sjaelland.

998

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

999

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

1000

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

1001

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

1002

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev successfully led her armies, taking Tikhvine from the enemy.

1003

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev successfully led her armies, taking Kashin Tribe from the enemy.
• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev successfully led her armies, taking Orekhovo-Zuyevo Tribe from the enemy.

1004

• High Chief Kaalep of Vladimir, the liege Lord of Chieftess Rostislava, died of Cancer on 27 February, 1004.
• Sbyslava, the mother of Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev, died a natural death on 4 August, 1004.
• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev went to war against High Chief Blush of Vladimir.
• King Jedetus of Nenetsia supported King Jedetus of Nenetsia in war against his enemies.

1005

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

1006

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

1007

• A goat with three heads was born in Pereyaslavl Zalessky.

1008

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev successfully led her armies, taking Tikhvine from the enemy.
• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev successfully led her armies, taking Kashin Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Ostro, the husband of Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev, died clutching at his heart on 4 December, 1008.

1009

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev lost the battle of Kashin against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Khatir of Yabghumakh.

1010

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

1011

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev lost the battle of Rostov against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Chief Murunza of Bezichy.
• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev successfully led her armies, taking Uglich Tribe from the enemy.

1012

• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev successfully led her armies, taking Uglich Tribe from the enemy.
• Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev successfully led her armies, taking Suzdal Tribe from the enemy.
• On 19 November, 1012, Chieftess Rostislava of Yuryev died of severe stress. She was succeeded by her Germanic Pagan son Rostislav.
• A goat with three heads was born in Pereyaslavl Zalessky.

1013

• In Suzdal, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Chief Rostislav.

1014

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Pereyaslavl Zalessky.

1015

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

1016

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

1017

• A dragon was seen in the county of Yaroslavl.

1018

• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev went to war against High Chief Blush of Vladimir.

1019

• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev lost the battle of Orekhovo-Zuyevo against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Busir II of Yabghumakh.
• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev married Savacka, daughter of Khagan Kibar of Castiglione.

1020

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

1021

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

1022

• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev was victorious in the battle of Yuryev against the army of Lithuania, commanded by High Chief Bagaridai of Murom.
• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev was victorious in the battle of Murom against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Chief Viryas of Murom.
• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev was victorious in the battle of Ryazan against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Chief Syrka of Ryazan.

1023

• Olga, the firstborn daughter, was born to Chief Rostislav of Yuryev.

1024

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Yaroslavl.

1025

• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev went to war against High Chief Blush of Vladimir.

1026

• Dobrynia, the firstborn son, was born to Chief Rostislav of Yuryev.
• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev successfully led his armies, taking Pereyaslavl Zalessky Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev 'Red-cheeks' won the war against High Chief Blush of Vladimir.

1027

• Khan Likiik II of Lithuania supported Khan Likiik II of Lithuania in war against his enemies.
• Chief Rostislav of Yuryev successfully led his armies, taking Yelnya from the enemy.

1028

• Count Rostislav of Suzdal successfully led his armies, taking Kostroma Tribe from the enemy.

1029

• Count Rostislav of Suzdal went to war against High Chief Voislav of Veps.
• Count Rostislav of Suzdal successfully led his armies, taking Uglich Tribe from the enemy.
• Count Rostislav of Suzdal successfully led his armies, taking Bezichy Tribe from the enemy.
• Count Rostislav of Suzdal successfully led his armies, taking Maksatikha from the enemy.
• Count Rostislav of Suzdal 'Red-cheeks' won the war against High Chief Voislav of Veps.
• Rostislav Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Uglich from Murunza Kezhapid.
• Count Rostislav of Suzdal successfully led his armies, taking Sudislavl from the enemy.

1030

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

1031

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

1032

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

1033

• Count Rostislav of Suzdal went to war against Khagan Kuvrat of Bolghar.
• Count Rostislav of Suzdal successfully led his armies, taking Yoshkar-Ola from the enemy.
• Count Rostislav of Suzdal successfully led his armies, taking Lopatino from the enemy.

1034

• Count Rostislav of Suzdal lost the battle of Vologda against the army of Bolghar, commanded by Khagan Kuvrat of Bolghar.

1035

• Count Rostislav of Suzdal successfully led his armies, taking Kadnikovskaya from the enemy.

1036

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

1037

• Count Rostislav of Suzdal successfully led his armies, taking Tikhvine from the enemy.

1038

• In Uglich, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Count Rostislav.

1039

• Khan Likiik II of Lithuania, the liege Lord of Count Rostislav 'Red-cheeks', died of severe stress on 6 August, 1039.

1040

• Count Rostislav of Suzdal went to war against King Ofeig II of Finland.

1041

• Count Rostislav of Suzdal went to war against High Chief Uzur of Veliky Ustug.
• Count Rostislav of Suzdal 'Red-cheeks' won the war against High Chief Uzur of Veliky Ustug.
• Rostislav Slovensky usurped the High Chiefdom of Veliky Ustug from Uzur Adirlu.

1042

• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Mordva against the army of Volga Bulgarian Liberation Revolt, commanded by Timer of Volga Bulgarian Liberation Revolt.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug went to war against High Chief Xeryuchi of Bjarmia.
• Dobrynia Slovensky married Sirma, daughter of Khagan Kundaciq II of Kundaciqid.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Rzheva against the army of Suomenusko Uprising, commanded by Nuyanza of Suomenusko Uprising.

1043

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

1044

• Veliky Ustug saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1045

• Khan Dovyat III of Lithuania, the liege Lord of High Chief Rostislav 'Red-cheeks', died succumbing to severe injuries on 17 November, 1045.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug went to war against Khagan Dukum of Dukumid.

1046

• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug 'Red-cheeks' won the war against Khagan Dukum of Dukumid.
• Rostislav Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Mari from Dukum Dukumid.
• Khagan Tabghac II of Yabghumakh supported Khagan Tabghac II of Yabghumakh in war against his enemies.

1047

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

1048

• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug went to war against King Sviatoslav of Vladimir.

1049

• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug 'Red-cheeks' won the war against King Sviatoslav of Vladimir 'the Young'.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug went to war against King Steikint of Lithuania.
• Dobrynia 'the Moaner', the heir of High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug, died of Great Pox on 13 March, 1049.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Murom against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Chief Putyayka of Murom.
• The army of High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug, commanded by Rodislav, was victorious in the battle of Toropets against the armies of Lithuania.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Orekhovo-Zuyevo Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Ryazan Tribe from the enemy.
• Putiata Slovensky married Karacik, daughter of Khagan Kundaciq II of Kundaciqid.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Tula Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Polotsk Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Haradok from the enemy.
• The army of High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug, commanded by Bugha, was victorious in the battle of Velsk against the armies of Lithuania.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Lukoml Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Vitebsk Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Orsha Tribe from the enemy.

1050

• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Talachyn from the enemy.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Drutsk Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief Rostislav of Veliky Ustug died clutching at his heart on 16 February, 1050. His son, Putiata, succeeded to the throne of the High Chiefdom with a grand ceremony in Suzdal Tribe.
• Yelisey, the firstborn son, was born to High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug.
• Chief Vysheslav of Mari married Umay, daughter of Khagan Bagha of Yabghumakh.
• Karacik Kundaciqid was imprisoned in a dungeon in Suzdal by High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug.

1051

• Chief Vysheslav of Mari was imprisoned in a dungeon in Suzdal by High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug.
• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug held a great blot at Polotsk.
• Chief Vysheslav, the heir of High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug, died in the dungeons of High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug on 1 April, 1051.
• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug supported King Steikint of Lithuania in war against his enemies.

1052

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

1053

• A dragon was seen in the county of Yuryev.

1054

• A goat with three heads was born in Pereyaslavl Zalessky.

1055

• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug went to war against Chieftess Vidyava of Viled.
• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug won the war against Chieftess Vidyava of Viled.

1056

• Chief Sviatopolk of Yaroslavl married Ieva, daughter of Chief Dzintis of Vilnius.

1057

• A river flooded parts of Vologda in the spring.

1058

• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug, through deeds and character, came to be known as High Chief Putiata 'the Cruel'.

1059

• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Alan realm of Rostov, ruled by Chief Yasynya.
• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug 'the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Chief Yasynya of Rostov, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Savacka Castiglione was imprisoned in a dungeon in Suzdal by High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug.
• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Alan realm of Naro-Fominsk, ruled by Chief Kuddana.
• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug 'the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Chief Kuddana of Naro-Fominsk, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Chief Kuddana of Naro-Fominsk lost the war against High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug 'the Cruel'.

1060

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

1061

• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug went to war against King Azyren of Vladimir.

1062

• Chief Sviatopolk, the heir of High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug, died under suspicious circumstances on 26 February, 1062.

1063

• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug 'the Cruel' lost the war against King Azyren of Vladimir.

1064

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Tver.

1065

• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt went to war against King Steikint of Lithuania.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Rostov Tribe from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Rostov from the enemy.

1066

• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Yuryev Tribe from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Godenovo from the enemy.
• The army of Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt, commanded by Tatva Tatvid, was victorious in the battle of Kostroma against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt, commanded by Shaman Kutan of Egra, was victorious in the battle of Syrj against the armies of Vashkan Peasant Revolt.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Polotsk from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Haradok from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Rassony from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Selija Tribe from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Dignaja from the enemy.
• Savacka 'the Gentle', the mother of Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt, died of Great Pox on 11 December, 1066.

1067

• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Nalsia Tribe from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Koknese from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Jersika Tribe from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Vitebsk from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Sianno from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Orsha from the enemy.
• Putiata of Lithuanian Revolt 'the Cruel' won the war against King Steikint of Lithuania 'of the Empty Pockets'.
• Chief Yelisey of Yaroslavl married Ieva, daughter of Chief Dzintis of Vilnius.

1068

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

1069

• Karacik Kundaciqid was released from imprisonment by High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug.
• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Komi realm of Viled, ruled by Chieftess Vidyava.
• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug 'the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison Chieftess Vidyava of Viled, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Viled Tribe from the enemy.
• Chieftess Vidyava of Viled lost the war against High Chief Putiata of Veliky Ustug 'the Cruel'.
• Putiata Slovensky displayed his great power by founding the new Kingdom of Veliky Ustug.

1070

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

1071

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

1072

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug adopted new customs to embrace Russian culture, no longer considering himself Ilmenian.

1073

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Cheremisa Tribe from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Kanadey from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Murom Tribe from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Kasimov from the enemy.

1074

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Orekhovo-Zuyevo Tribe from the enemy.

1075

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Syrj Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of King Putiata of Veliky Ustug, commanded by Ovtay Muromid, was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the armies of Nenetsia.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Kargopol Tribe from the enemy.

1076

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Fedosyevo from the enemy.

1077

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Tikhvine from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Torzhok Tribe from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Ostashkov from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Toropets Tribe from the enemy.

1078

• Putiata Slovensky created the title of High Chiefdom of Moskva, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Putiata Slovensky created the title of High Chiefdom of Mari, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Vyazma from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Yelnya from the enemy.

1079

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Kozelsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Vorotynsk Tribe from the enemy.
• Putiata Slovensky created the title of High Chiefdom of Vologda, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Serpukhov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Serpukhov from the enemy.

1080

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Tula Tribe from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Rostislavl from the enemy.
• The army of King Putiata of Veliky Ustug, commanded by Shaman Samatu of Egra, was victorious in the battle of Veliky Ustug against the armies of Nenetsia.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug went to war against High Chief Burmort II of Yugra.

1081

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Khlynov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug went to war against Chief Tul of Cheremisa.

1082

• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Murom Tribe from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Kasimov from the enemy.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug 'the Cruel' won the war against Chief Tul of Cheremisa.
• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Alan realm of Tver, ruled by High Chief AElbeg 'the Noble'.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug 'the Cruel' tried but failed to imprison High Chief AElbeg of Tver 'the Noble', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Putiata of Veliky Ustug died clutching at his heart on 10 June, 1082. His Mordvin son Yelisey succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom as King Yelisey.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Klin from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Naro-Fominsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Mozhaysk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Shakhunya from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Rzheva Tribe from the enemy.

1083

• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Moskva Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief AElbeg of Tver 'the Noble' lost the war against King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth'.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' made peace with Chief Valto of Olonets 'the Liberator'.
• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Moskva, ruled by High Chief Narvait.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' tried but failed to imprison High Chief Narvait of Moskva, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Moskva Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Orekhovo-Zuyevo Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Mytishchi from the enemy.
• High Chief Narvait of Moskva lost the war against King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth'.
• Yelisey Slovensky created the title of High Chiefdom of Murom, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Yelisey Slovensky created the title of High Chiefdom of Moskva, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1084

• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Khlynov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Votyaki Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Sarana from the enemy.

1085

• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Uglichian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Malyaka.

1086

• Malyaka of Uglichian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth'.

1087

• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Khlynov Tribe from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against High Chief Burmort II of Yugra 'the Merry'.
• Yelisey Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Khlynov from Burmort Burmortid.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug went to war against Duke Giemund II of Vladimir.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Yuryev from the enemy.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against Duke Janis of Vladimir.
• Yelisey Slovensky usurped the Chiefdom of Yuryev from Janis Penikis.
• With the help of the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug brought the Germanic faith to his realm, overseeing the conversion of scores of his subjects.
• King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug converted from Germanic to Catholic.
• High Chief Kezhedey of Moskva, a powerful vassal of King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug, converted from Germanic to Catholic.
• High Chief Shkay of Veliky Ustug, a powerful vassal of King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug, converted from Suomenusko to Catholic.
• High Chief Kezhay of Murom, a powerful vassal of King Yelisey of Veliky Ustug, converted from Suomenusko to Catholic.

1088

• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Veliky Revolt, ruled by Malyy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Chud Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Vologda Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Kadnikovskaya from the enemy.
• Malyy of Veliky Revolt lost the war against King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth'.
• Pope Martinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 23 November, 1088.

1089

• In Suzdal, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Christian.

1090

• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Kashin, ruled by Chief Tylmache.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' tried but failed to imprison Chief Tylmache of Kashin, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1091

• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Kashin Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Tylmache of Kashin lost the war against King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth'.

1092

• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Rzheva, ruled by Chief Tutyra.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' tried but failed to imprison Chief Tutyra of Rzheva, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Rzheva Tribe from the enemy.
• Chief Tutyra of Rzheva lost the war against King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth'.
• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Alan realm of Tver, ruled by High Chief AElbeg 'the Noble'.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' tried but failed to imprison High Chief AElbeg of Tver 'the Noble', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Mozhaysk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Shakhunya from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Tver Tribe from the enemy.
• High Chief AElbeg of Tver 'the Noble' lost the war against King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth'.

1093

• King Christian of Veliky Ustug went to war against High Chief Syrka of Ryazan.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Orekhovo-Zuyevo against the army of Ryazan, commanded by High Chief Syrka of Ryazan.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Ryazan Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Tula Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Rostislavl from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Vorotynsk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Mchensk from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against High Chief Syrka of Ryazan.
• Christian Slovensky adopted a feudal system in his domains, abandoning the old tribal ways.

1094

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

1095

• King Christian of Veliky Ustug went to war against Duke Kodere of Mordva.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Pronsk from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Voronej from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Saransk from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Insar from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Temnikow from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against Duke Kodere of Mordva.
• Christian Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Novosil from Urdure Ardasentae.

1096

• King Christian of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Sugrov against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Cat'n of Vakrimid.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug went to war against Chief Yaropolk of Smolensk.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Smolensk Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against Chief Yaropolk of Smolensk.

1097

• King Christian of Veliky Ustug lost the battle of Toropets against the army of Narin's Host, commanded by Narin of Narin's Host.
• Pope Innocentius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 17 November, 1097.

1098

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

1099

• Veliky Ustug was attacked by the Alan realm of Mordva, ruled by Duke Kodere.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' tried but failed to imprison Duke Kodere of Mordva, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Saransk from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Insar from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Temnikow from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Saratov from the enemy.
• Duke Kodere of Mordva lost the war against King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth'.

1100

• King Christian of Veliky Ustug went to war against Khagan Iltabar of Vakrimid.
• The army of King Christian of Veliky Ustug, commanded by Chief Nuyaksha of Khlynov, was victorious in the battle of Sugrov against the armies of Vakrimid.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug successfully led his armies, taking Mozdok from the enemy.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Kalaus against the army of Vakrimid, commanded by Khagan Iltabar of Vakrimid.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against Khagan Iltabar of Vakrimid.

1101

• Pope Alexander IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 13 August, 1101.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Toropets against the army of Narin's Host, commanded by Narin of Narin's Host.

1102

• King Christian of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Mordva against the army of Kjartan's Host, commanded by Kjartan of Kjartan's Host.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug went to war against High Chief Arti of Komi.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Votyaki against the army of Komi, commanded by Chief Setyamka of Syktyvkar.

1103

• King Christian of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Vychegda against the army of Komi, commanded by Chieftess Pekshayka of Vychegda.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug was victorious in the battle of Severnaya against the army of Komi, commanded by High Chief Arti of Komi.

1104

• King Christian of Veliky Ustug lost the battle of Kozhva against the army of Komi, commanded by Chief Xeryuchi of Severnaya.
• King Christian of Veliky Ustug lost the battle of Syktyvkar against the army of Komi, commanded by Chief Xeryuchi of Severnaya.

1105

• Pope Marinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 1 May, 1105.

1106

• Christian Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Vladimir, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1107

• A goat with three heads was born in Cheremisa.

1108

• The army of King Christian of Vladimir, commanded by Bishop Nuyat of Sergiyev Posad, was victorious in the battle of Rzheva against the armies of Novgorod.
• Queen Mother Karacik, the mother of King Christian of Vladimir, died a natural death on 2 November, 1108.

1109

• King Christian of Vladimir went to war against Count Putyayka of Uglich.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Uglich from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Ustyuzhna from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Ugliche Pole from the enemy.
• Pope Ioannes XI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 May, 1109.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bezichy from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against Count Putyayka of Uglich 'the Ruthless'.
• Christian Slovensky usurped the County of Bezichy from Putyayka Okivid.
• Queen Ieva, the wife of King Christian of Vladimir, died a natural death on 22 December, 1109.

1110

• King Christian of Vladimir married Stefana, daughter of Count Marek of Rostock.

1111

• On 9 March, 1111, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
• King Christian of Vladimir went to war against King Dyre II of Novgorod.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Tikhvine from the enemy.

1112

• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Torzhok from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Ostashkov from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Ingria Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Uusimaa Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Porvoo from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Loviisa from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Espoo from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Karjaa Tribe from the enemy.
• King Christian of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lohja from the enemy.

1113

• King Christian of Vladimir 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against King Dyre II of Novgorod 'the Chaste'.
• On 22 November, 1113 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 22 November, 1113 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1114

• On 22 December, 1114 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 22 December, 1114 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1115

• Queen Stefana, the wife of King Christian of Vladimir, died attending to 'chamber business' on 24 March, 1115.
• King Christian of Vladimir married Ebegei, daughter of Khan Yesunge of Nergui.
• King Christian of Vladimir went to war against Khagan Kibar of Yavanteyid.

1116

• On 16 January, 1116 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
• On 22 February, 1116 word reached us that Africa has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 22 February, 1116 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Pope Sergius II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Sunnis.
• King Christian of Vladimir 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against Khagan Kibar of Yavanteyid 'the Evil'.

1117

• King Christian of Vladimir died of the dreaded Plague on 22 February, 1117. His Russian son Yevstafiy succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom as King Yevstafiy.
• On 16 March, 1117 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Meshchera realm of Vladimirian Revolt, ruled by Malyaka 'the Just'.

1118

• The Crusade declared by Sergius ended with the successful conquest of Egypt from the Sunnis.
• On 5 March, 1118 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 5 March, 1118 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 5 March, 1118 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Pope Sergius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 3 April, 1118.
• The army of King Yevstafiy of Vladimir, commanded by Simeon of Tver, was victorious in the battle of Galich Mersky against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.

1119

• Malyaka of Vladimirian Revolt 'the Just' lost the war against King Yevstafiy of Vladimir 'Poison-Tooth'.

1120

• King Viryas of Egypt married Megurka.

1121

• King Yevstafiy of Vladimir went to war against Count Koshel of Nizhny Novgorod.

1122

• King Yevstafiy of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Nizhy Novgorod from the enemy.
• King Yevstafiy of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lyskovo from the enemy.
• King Yevstafiy of Vladimir 'Poison-Tooth' won the war against Count Koshel of Nizhny Novgorod.
• King Yevstafiy of Vladimir died a natural death on 5 April, 1122. His Mordvin half-brother Viryas succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom as King Viryas.
• King Viryas of Vladimir went to war against Duke Jeansa of Finnmark.

1123

• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Tula Tribe from the enemy.
• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Rostislavl from the enemy.
• The army of King Viryas of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Simeon of Mari, was victorious in the battle of Vorotynsk against the armies of Finnmark.
• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Pereyaslavl Ryazanski from the enemy.
• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Krasonye from the enemy.
• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Veniov from the enemy.

1124

• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Vorotynsk from the enemy.
• King Viryas of Vladimir 'the Dove' won the war against Duke Jeansa of Finnmark.
• Viryas Slovensky usurped the County of Ryazan from Jeansa Bat-Erdene.
• King Viryas of Vladimir went to war against High Chief Husun of Karachev.
• Princess Pekshayka, the heir of King Viryas of Vladimir, died of Cancer on 19 April, 1124.
• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Mosalsk from the enemy.
• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kozelsk from the enemy.
• King Viryas of Vladimir 'the Dove' won the war against High Chief Husun of Karachev.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Quena.
• King Viryas of Vladimir went to war against King Karl II of Novgorod.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Firuz.

1125

• The army of King Viryas of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Uzhara of Sokhna, was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the armies of Novgorod.
• Firuz of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Viryas of Vladimir 'the Dove'.
• Pope Benedictus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died from a bad case of the Flu on 15 August, 1125.
• The army of King Viryas of Vladimir, commanded by Shkay Rzhevid, was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the armies of Novgorod.

1126

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Kerzhenetsian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Shoksha.

1127

• King Viryas of Vladimir 'the Dove' won the war against King Karl II of Novgorod.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Coptic realm of Ikhmian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Matta.
• Duke Varmanpaz of Finland married Kirdyava, daughter of Chief Nuyaksha of Khlynov.
• The army of King Viryas of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Vechkas of Agruda, was victorious in the battle of Kerzhenets against the armies of Kerzhenetsian Peasant Revolt.
• Shoksha of Kerzhenetsian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Viryas of Vladimir 'the Dove'.
• Matta of Ikhmian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Viryas of Vladimir 'the Dove'.

1128

• King Viryas of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Belo Ozero against the army of Nenetsia, commanded by Count Kontaw of Romny.
• Viryas Slovensky created the title of Duchy of Cheremisa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Viryas Slovensky created the title of Duchy of Rostov, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1129

• King Viryas of Vladimir supported Duke Jeansa of Finnmark in war against his enemies.

1130

• King Karl II of Novgorod supported King Karl II of Novgorod in war against his enemies.
• King Viryas of Vladimir lost the battle of Lower Dniepr against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Alp of Balgici.
• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Starodub from the enemy.
• King Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Vyshenky from the enemy.
• King Karl II of Novgorod supported King Karl II of Novgorod in war against his enemies.
• King Viryas of Vladimir lost the battle of Novgorod Seversky against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Alp II of Yabghumakh.
• Viryas Slovensky displayed his great power by founding the new Empire of Vladimir.

1131

• Emperor Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Gdov from the enemy.
• Emperor Viryas of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Mda from the enemy.
• Emperor Viryas of Vladimir died in battle against Emperor Viryas of Vladimir on 12 October, 1131. His German nephew Varmanpaz succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Kaiser Varmanpaz.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Haradok from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Rassony from the enemy.

1132

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Vitebsk from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Sianno from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Orsha from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Talachyn from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lepiel from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lukoml from the enemy.

1133

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir went to war against High Chief Pliksov of Livonia.
• King Karl II of Novgorod supported King Karl II of Novgorod in war against his enemies.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Gdov against the army of Novgorodian Revolt, commanded by Gunnarr of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir adopted new customs to embrace Mordvin culture, no longer considering himself German.

1134

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir went to war against King Gunvald of Lithuania.

1135

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Toropets against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Chief Taymuraz of Deltuva.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Sardinian realm of Amalfi, ruled by Doge Philotheos 'the Cruel'.

1136

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Luki against the army of Lithuania, commanded by King Stegut of Lithuania.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir won the war against King Stegut of Lithuania.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir lost the battle of Yuryev against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doge Belisarios of Amalfi.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Kostromian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kezhevat.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Kostroma against the army of Kostromian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Kezhevat of Kostromian Peasant Revolt.
• Kezhevat of Kostromian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir.

1137

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Patrician Loukas of Stryphnos.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Lord Mayor Pyrros of Apulia.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir lost the battle of Salerno against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Patrician Georgios of Manginos.

1138

• The army of Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, commanded by Duke Simeon of Mari, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Patrician Georgios of Manginos.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Lord Mayor Pyrros of Apulia.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Patrician Georgios of Manginos.

1139

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir lost the battle of Amalfi against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Lord Mayor Pyrros of Apulia.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Rome against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doge Georgios of Amalfi.
• Doge Georgios of Amalfi made peace with Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir.

1140

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Greek realm of Tripoli, ruled by Doux Hierotheos II.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir lost the battle of Fustat against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Hierotheos II of Tripoli.
• The army of Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, commanded by Count Varaka of Nizhny Novgorod, was victorious in the battle of Cheremisa against the armies of Borjigin.

1141

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bilbays from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bubastis from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Qantir from the enemy.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Fustatian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Abanoub.

1142

• Abanoub of Fustatian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Pelusia from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Seyan from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Sin from the enemy.
• Doux Hierotheos II of Tripoli lost the war against Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir.

1143

• The army of Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, commanded by Count Ensio of Chud, was victorious in the battle of Chud against the armies of Nenetsia.

1144

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir went to war against King Berenger II of Germany.

1145

• The army of Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, commanded by Count Varaka of Nizhny Novgorod, was victorious in the battle of Fritzlar against the armies of Germany.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir won the war against King Berenger II of Germany 'the Monk'.
• Queen Eglantine of Austrasia supported Queen Eglantine of Austrasia in war against her enemies.
• The army of Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, commanded by Varaka Varakid, was victorious in the battle of Schwaben against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1146

• King Botulfr of Novgorod supported King Botulfr of Novgorod in war against his enemies.

1147

• The army of Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, commanded by Varaka Varakid, was victorious in the battle of Kakisalmi against the armies of Finnish Liberation Revolt.

1148

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir went to war against Queen Savna of Lithuania.
• Prince Baldewin of Vladimir married Asenath.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Daugavpils from the enemy.
• The army of Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Arsen of Kozelsk, was victorious in the battle of Kozelsk against the armies of Nakhu's Host.

1149

• Vladimir was attacked by the Russian realm of Vladimirian Revolt, ruled by Igor.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Metsene from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir won the war against Queen Savna of Lithuania 'the Hollow'.
• Pope Caelestinus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Nenetsia from the Suomenuskos.
• King Botulfr of Novgorod supported King Botulfr of Novgorod in war against his enemies.

1150

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Sugrov from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Yauchy from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Khursa from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Zadonsk from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Voronej from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Yelets from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Syrj Tribe from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Yugyd'yag from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Dvina Tribe from the enemy.

1151

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Pomorye Tribe from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Soroka from the enemy.
• Vladimir was attacked by the French realm of Vladimirian Revolt, ruled by Denise.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kakisalmi from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kakisalmi Tribe from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Raivola from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, through deeds and character, came to be known as Kaiser Varmanpaz 'the Confessor'.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Ingria Tribe from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Sugrov from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Yauchy from the enemy.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Khursa from the enemy.

1152

• Empress Kirdyava, the wife of Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, died under suspicious circumstances on 3 December, 1152.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir married Queen Maer, daughter of Sigurdr af Munso.

1153

• Pope Caelestinus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Pneumonia on 21 October, 1153.

1154

• The Crusade declared by Silvester ended with the successful conquest of Nenetsia from the Suomenuskos.

1155

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Sortavala against the army of Komi, commanded by Chief Pudak of Sortavala.

1156

• Denise of Vladimirian Revolt lost the war against Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir 'the Confessor'.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Veniov from the enemy.

1157

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Rusa against the army of Suomi, commanded by Helena of Suomi.
• Varmanpaz Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Volga Bulgaria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1158

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir went to war against Duke Yectirek of Bryansk.
• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Kozelsk against the army of Bryansk, commanded by Duke Yectirek of Bryansk.
• High Chief Pakstyan of Votyaki petitioned Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir to bring the Catholic faith to his pagan tribes.
• The army of Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir, commanded by Theophilos Bagratuni, was victorious in the battle of Rylsk against the armies of Bryansk.

1159

• Kaiser Varmanpaz of Vladimir 'the Confessor' won the war against Duke Yectirek of Bryansk.
• King Botulfr of Novgorod supported King Botulfr of Novgorod in war against his enemies.

1160

• Emperor Varmanpaz of Vladimir died a natural death on 19 July, 1160. His son, Baldewin, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Damietta.
• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Vologda just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1161

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Umea from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bygdea from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Markus of Karjaa.

1162

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Siuntio from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lohja from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Helsinki from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir won the war against Markus of Karjaa.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Halla of Tavastia.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Baldewin 'the Chaste'.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Hameenlinna from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lahti from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against Halla of Tavastia 'the Usurper'.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Helena of Suomi.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Suomi against the army of Suomi, commanded by Helena of Suomi.

1163

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Turku from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kuusisto from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Naantali from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against Helena of Suomi 'the Witch Hunter'.
• Baldewin Slovensky usurped the County of Satakunta from Helena Vase.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Khanum Liga of Lithuania.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Selija against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Khanum Liga of Lithuania.

1164

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Selija against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Khanum Liga of Lithuania.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against Khanum Liga of Lithuania 'the Confessor'.
• King Vakrim of Lithuania, a powerful vassal of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, converted from Tengri to Catholic.

1165

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Khagan Araslan II of Yabghumakh.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Novosil from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kolpna from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Priluk from the enemy.

1166

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir lost the battle of Chernigov against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Yencepi of Kibarid.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Drutsk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bialocerkev from the enemy.
• Pope Silvester II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died clutching at his heart on 21 April, 1166.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Rahachow from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Chernigov from the enemy.

1167

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Chernigov against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Kayghalagh II of Kayghalaid.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Slutsk against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Araslan II of Yabghumakh.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against Khagan Araslan II of Yabghumakh.
• Baldewin Slovensky usurped the Kingdom of Lithuania from Araslan Balgici.
• Baldewin Slovensky usurped the County of Novosil from Araslan Balgici.
• Baldewin Slovensky created the title of Duchy of Novosil, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Pope Silvester III announced the formal annulment of Emperor Baldewins marriage with Asenath.

1168

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir married Paiva, daughter of Baron Ukko of Sordavala.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Alan realm of Tverian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sangipan.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Gorodets against the army of Kaztal, commanded by Khan Usun of Kaztal.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Tver against the army of Tverian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Sangipan of Tverian Peasant Revolt.
• Sangipan of Tverian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste'.

1169

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Duke Sutemeel of Livonia.
• King Botulfr of Novgorod supported King Botulfr of Novgorod in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lukoml from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lepiel from the enemy.

1170

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against Duke Sutemeel of Livonia.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Vladimirian Revolt, ruled by Beorhtwine.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Smolensk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Gnyozdovo from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Krasny from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Velizh from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the army of Vladimirian Revolt, commanded by Beorhtwine of Vladimirian Revolt.

1171

• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Theophilos Bagratuni, was victorious in the battle of Orsha against the armies of Vladimirian Revolt.
• Beorhtwine of Vladimirian Revolt won the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste'.

1172

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Kitezh, ruled by Mayor Paksyay.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' tried but failed to imprison Mayor Paksyay of Kitezh, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Kirdyava Slovensky married Prince Theodoulos, son of Despot Philotheos II of Epirus.
• Mayor Murunza of Kitezh lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste'.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against High Chief Likiik II of Minsk.

1173

• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Uturku Burtasid, was victorious in the battle of Burtasy against the armies of Tumen.
• King Botulfr of Novgorod supported King Botulfr of Novgorod in war against his enemies.

1174

• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Duke Gamall of Faiyum, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Olonets.

1175

• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Duke Gamall of Faiyum, was victorious in the battle of Nizhny Novgorod against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against High Chief Likiik II of Minsk.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Smolensk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Krasny from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Velizh from the enemy.

1176

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Minsk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Zaslawye from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lahoysk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against High Chief Likiik II of Minsk.
• Baldewin Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Minsk from Likiik gada Varviai.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Drutsk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Minsk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Zaslawye from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lahoysk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Barysaw from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Novogrodek from the enemy.
• Imanta of Minskian Revolt lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste'.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against High Chief Dzintis II of Courland.

1177

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Vanema from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against High Chief Dzintis II of Courland.

1178

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Khagan Araslan II of Yabghumakh.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir lost the battle of Chernigov against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Araslan II of Yabghumakh.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Chernigov from the enemy.

1179

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Gomel from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Slutsk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against Khagan Araslan II of Yabghumakh.
• Baldewin Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Chernigov, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Duke Zuchilo of Auvergne.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Lettigallian realm of Romuva Uprising, ruled by Rusins.

1180

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

1181

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking al-Malhalla from the enemy.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Kostromian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tyueykezhut.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Athribis from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Busiris from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bilbays from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Burah from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bilbays from the enemy.

1182

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Tanta from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Mansoura from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against Duke Zuchilo of Auvergne.
• Baldewin Slovensky usurped the County of El-Malhalla from Zuchilo Theoderisian.

1183

• Tyueykezhut of Kostromian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste'.
• Rusins of Romuva Uprising lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste'.

1184

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

1185

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Countess Noroava of Tula.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Countess Njaves of Vorotynsk.
• Pope Silvester III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Nubia from the Sunnis.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Veniov from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Murunza, was victorious in the battle of Yelets against the armies of Tula.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Vorotynsk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against Countess Njaves of Vorotynsk.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Zadonsk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Voronej from the enemy.

1186

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Yelets from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Tula Tribe from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the Chaste' won the war against Countess Noroava of Tula.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Russian realm of Lukomlian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alexandr.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Baldewin 'the White Knight'.
• Alexandr of Lukomlian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight'.
• King Totil of Novgorod supported King Totil of Novgorod in war against his enemies.

1187

• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Count Chumbulat of Chud, was victorious in the battle of Kassala against the armies of Abyssinia.
• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Bashtwa of Alene, was victorious in the battle of Talava against the armies of Vakrimid.

1188

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Musmer from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Hayya Tribe from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Sinkat from the enemy.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Novosil.
• The Crusade declared by Silvester ended with the successful conquest of Nubia from the Sunnis.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Alan realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Syrdon.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Novosil against the army of Cathar Uprising, commanded by Syrdon of Cathar Uprising.
• Syrdon of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight'.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against High Chief Bastu of Chernigov.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Novgorod Seversky against the army of Chernigov, commanded by High Chief Bastu of Chernigov.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Starodub against the army of Chernigov, commanded by High Chief Bastu of Chernigov.

1189

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Novgorod Seversky against the army of Chernigov, commanded by High Chief Bastu of Chernigov.
• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Kubal of Samara, was victorious in the battle of Kerzhenets against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight' won the war against High Chief Bastu of Chernigov.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Pskov against the army of Novgorodian Revolt, commanded by Sutemeel of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Pskov against the army of Novgorodian Revolt, commanded by Sutemeel of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against King Hoimulemb II of Estonia.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Alan realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Savkudz.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the army of Estonia, commanded by King Hoimulemb II of Estonia.

1190

• Baldewin Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Smolensk from Yavantey.
• Baldewin Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Ryazan from Eoavva Bat-Erdene.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight' won the war against King Hoimulemb II of Estonia.
• Savkudz of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight'.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Coptic realm of Faiyum, ruled by Duke Apas.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight' tried but failed to imprison Duke Apas of Faiyum, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Faiyum from the enemy.

1191

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bahnasa from the enemy.
• Duke Apas of Faiyum lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight'.
• Baldewin Slovensky created the title of Duchy of Courland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Kirdyava Slovensky married Tutyra.
• Empress Paiva, the wife of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, died a natural death on 17 September, 1191.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir married Sarikel, daughter of Khan Kayghalagh II of Kayghalaid.

1192

• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Tutyra, was victorious in the battle of Rostov against the armies of Duua's Host.
• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Samsam of Odenpah, was defeated in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Duua's Host.

1193

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Khagan Itakh of Yabghumakh.
• Baldewin Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Bolghar from Buzer Simsamid.

1194

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Zaporzhye from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bakhmut from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir lost the battle of Desht-i-Kipchak against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Itakh of Yabghumakh.
• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Duke Balgici of Qazan, was victorious in the battle of Kremenchuk against the armies of Borjigidai.

1195

• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by King Murunza of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Talava against the armies of Kibarid.

1196

• King Totil of Novgorod supported King Totil of Novgorod in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Toompea from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kalevan from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Haapsalu from the enemy.

1197

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against King AEthelwold of Asyut.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Aswan from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Esna from the enemy.

1198

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Armant from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Edfu from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by King Dergun of Veliky Ustug, was victorious in the battle of Fustat against the armies of Asyut.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Fustat from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Aswan from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Elefantina from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight' won the war against King AEthelwold of Asyut 'the Monk'.
• Queen Sangasa of Nubia supported Queen Sangasa of Nubia in war against her enemies.

1199

• King Totil of Novgorod supported King Totil of Novgorod in war against his enemies.
• Pope Silvester III, leader of all Catholic faithful, was murdered on the orders of Bishop Severo of Roselle on 9 November, 1199.
• Princess Seyamka, the heir of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, died of poor health on 12 December, 1199.

1200

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Musmer from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Hayya Tribe from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Sinkat from the enemy.
• Pope Stephanus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died comatose in bed on 13 February, 1200.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Matara from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Setyamka, was victorious in the battle of Khlynov against the armies of Eljigedei's Host.
• Baldewin Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Aswan from Muadhnait Ua Briuin Ai.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Massawa from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Cheren from the enemy.

1201

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mongol realm of Alabugan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bugunutei.
• Bugunutei of Alabugan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight'.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kassala from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Doka from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Dinder from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Adenna from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Amba Maderiya from the enemy.
• Emir Idris II of Axum 'the Lawgiver' lost the war against Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight'.

1202

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

1203

• A goat with three heads was born in Uglich.

1204

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

1205

• King Totil of Novgorod supported King Totil of Novgorod in war against his enemies.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Savo against the army of Norway, commanded by King Gudfrid of Norway.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Keitele against the army of Norway, commanded by King Gudfrid of Norway.

1206

• A dragon was seen in the county of Fustat.

1207

• Prince Kezhapa, the heir of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, died of severe stress on 23 September, 1207.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Medelpad against the army of Norway, commanded by Jarl Bjorn of Halsingland.

1208

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Njurunda from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Alno from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by Duchess Parava of Vologda, was victorious in the battle of Onega against the armies of Onegan Peasant Revolt.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Iveland from the enemy.

1209

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir went to war against Khagan Yilig of Yabghumakh.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Korosten from the enemy.

1210

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Olevsk from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Ovruch from the enemy.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight' won the war against Khagan Yilig of Yabghumakh.

1211

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
• Varmanpaz, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Khazar realm of Aswan, ruled by Duke Shoksha.
• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir 'the White Knight' tried but failed to imprison Duke Shoksha of Aswan, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir, commanded by King Shoksha of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Aswan.

1212

• Emperor Baldewin of Vladimir died a natural death on 16 September, 1212. His son, Varmanpaz, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Vladimir.
• In El-Malhalla, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Varmanpaz II.

1213

• Duke Shoksha of Aswan lost the war against Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir.

1214

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Vechkas of Kazakovo, was defeated in the battle of Romny against the armies of Todogen's Host.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Chumbulat, was victorious in the battle of Uglich against the armies of Todogen's Host.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Russian realm of Smolensk, ruled by Duchess Predslava.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison Duchess Predslava of Smolensk, causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1215

• Grand Prince Davyd of Smolensk lost the war against Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir.

1216

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Duke Syrdon of Rostov, was victorious in the battle of Alabuga against the armies of Todogen's Host.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Duke Syrdon of Rostov, was victorious in the battle of Khlynov against the armies of Nergui.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Saksa, was victorious in the battle of Semien against the armies of Abyssinian Revolt.
• Pope Hadrianus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 17 October, 1216.

1217

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Saksa, was victorious in the battle of Lakomelza against the armies of Lakomelza Peasant Revolt.

1218

• Pope Urbanus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 12 March, 1218.

1219

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

1220

• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir won the war against Hafiz of Abyssinian Revolt.
• Sarikel Kayghalaid was imprisoned in a dungeon in Vladimir by Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Asyut, ruled by Duke Cuthraed.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison Duke Cuthraed of Asyut, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1221

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Surt Surtid, was victorious in the battle of Dotawo against the armies of Asyut.
• Count Kezhedey of Damietta married Princess Chindyapa, daughter of Blessed Baldewin of Vladimir.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Surt Surtid, was victorious in the battle of Aswan against the armies of Asyut.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Surt Surtid, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Asyut.
• Varmanpaz Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Axum from Hafiz Tujibid.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Surt Surtid, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Asyut.

1222

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Surt Surtid, was victorious in the battle of Kolzum against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Duke Cuthraed of Asyut lost the war against Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir.

1223

• A dragon was seen in the county of Syrt.

1224

• King Ulfr of Novgorod supported King Ulfr of Novgorod in war against his enemies.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Count Lammekinus of Vitebsk, was victorious in the battle of Drutsk against the armies of Isaac's Host.

1225

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

1226

• A dragon was seen in the county of Khopyor.

1227

• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir married Queen Barbara, daughter of Despot Meletios of Syria.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir went to war against King Ulfr of Novgorod.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Surt Surtid, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Novgorod.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Novgorod against the army of Novgorod, commanded by Count Jaakoppi of Olonets.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Nuyanza, was victorious in the battle of Latgale against the armies of Novgorod.

1228

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Saksa, was victorious in the battle of Olonets against the armies of Novgorod.
• Count Kezhedey of Damietta married Menia, daughter of Duke Garibald II of Paraetonium.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Saksa, was victorious in the battle of Chlisselbourg against the armies of Novgorod.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Saksa, was victorious in the battle of Latgale against the armies of Novgorodian Revolt.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the army of Novgorod, commanded by King Ulfr of Novgorod.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir won the war against King Ulfr of Novgorod.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir went to war against King Ryszard of Poland.

1229

• Pope Victor II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 15 October, 1229.

1230

• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Danzig against the army of Poland, commanded by Chief Martin of Liw.
• Vidyava, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Estonian realm of Kalevanian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Vambola.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Peremyshl against the army of Poland, commanded by Duke Bretislav of Rugen.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ikhmim.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir won the war against King Ryszard of Poland.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Kalevan against the army of Kalevanian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Vambola of Kalevanian Peasant Revolt.
• Vambola of Kalevanian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir.
• Count Kezhedey of Damietta married Grazyna, daughter of Aleksander ze Slupska.

1231

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Meissen.

1232

• Pope Eugenius V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Thrace from the Orthodoxs.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Burtasy against the army of Menggei's Host, commanded by Menggei of Menggei's Host.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Bishop Sambor of Merseburg, was defeated in the battle of Nurnberg against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by King Puresh of Nubia, was victorious in the battle of Durdzukia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Cat'n of Olgov, was victorious in the battle of Odessa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Stegut of Rassony, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Brotherhood of the Holy Sepulchre.

1233

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by King Shoksha of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Karvuna against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Bishop Syrka of Magdala, was victorious in the battle of Tiflis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by King Shoksha of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Khalil of Massawa, was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Crusade declared by Eugenius ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Orthodoxs.

1234

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Farafra.
• Baldewin, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir.
• Varmanpaz Slovensky usurped the Kingdom of Lapland from Kirdyava of Soltsy.

1235

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

1236

• In Fustat, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Varmanpaz II.

1237

• In Vladimir, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Varmanpaz II.

1238

• A goat with three heads was born in Orsha.

1239

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Blush, was victorious in the battle of Udmurts against the armies of Jurchedei's Host.

1240

• A dragon was seen in the county of Danzig.

1241

• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir went to war against Count Leppetoiv of Mstislavl.
• Sarikel, the mother of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, died a natural death on 28 February, 1241.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Mstitslavl from the enemy.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Krychaw from the enemy.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir won the war against Count Leppetoiv of Mstislavl.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir went to war against King Hrolfr II of Finland.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Duchess Asrava of Tver, was victorious in the battle of Olonets against the armies of Finland.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bezichy.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Budli of Lyuban, was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the armies of Finland.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Raivola from the enemy.

1242

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Viryas of Mogolo, was victorious in the battle of Laanemaa against the armies of Finland.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Budli of Lyuban, was victorious in the battle of Karjaa against the armies of Finland.

1243

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Orunza.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the army of Fraticelli Uprising, commanded by Orunza of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Chlisselbourg against the army of Fraticelli Uprising, commanded by Orunza of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Orunza of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir.

1244

• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Pomorye against the army of Finland, commanded by King Naruchad of Finland.

1245

• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir won the war against King Naruchad of Finland.

1246

• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Varmanpaz II 'the Pious'.

1247

• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir adopted new customs to embrace Russian culture, no longer considering himself Mordvin.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir went to war against Pope Eugenius V.

1248

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Duke Cuthraed II of Asyut, was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Duke Cuthraed II of Asyut, was victorious in the battle of Onega Peninsula against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Nobatia.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir 'the Pious' won the war against Pope Eugenius V 'the Monk'.

1249

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Farafra.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir went to war against Baron Nuyaksha of Vyazma.
• Varmanpaz Slovensky usurped the Grand Principality of Minsk from Zigne gada Varviai.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir 'the Pious' won the war against Baron Nuyaksha of Vyazma.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir went to war against Chief Alp of Roslavl.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Roslavl against the army of Roslavl Tribe, commanded by Chief Alp of Roslavl.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir 'the Pious' won the war against Chief Alp of Roslavl.
• Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir made a pious pilgrimage to Canterbury.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Nubian realm of Fraticelli Uprising, ruled by Patrikios.

1250

• The army of Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Kezhapa of Al Minya, was victorious in the battle of Nobatia against the armies of Fraticelli Uprising.
• Patrikios of Fraticelli Uprising lost the war against Emperor Varmanpaz II of Vladimir 'the Pious'.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kujawy.

1251

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mongol realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Khachigun.

1252

• Tsar Varmanpaz II of Vladimir died under suspicious circumstances on 27 February, 1252. His son, Baldewin, succeeded to the throne of the Tsardom with a grand ceremony in Smolensk.
• Khachigun of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir.

1253

• Pope Eugenius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 4 January, 1253.

1254

• In Nizhny Novgorod, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Tsar Baldewin II.

1255

• Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir married Queen Eldonza, daughter of King Goncalo of Bohemia.

1256

• Vladimir was attacked by the Norse realm of THorgil's Host, ruled by THorgil.
• The army of Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir, commanded by Ovtay, was victorious in the battle of Mordva against the armies of THorgil's Host.
• The army of Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir, commanded by Yevstafiy, was victorious in the battle of Khopyor against the armies of THorgil's Host.

1257

• The army of Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir, commanded by Yevstafiy, was victorious in the battle of Nizhny Novgorod against the armies of THorgil's Host.
• THorgil of THorgil's Host lost the war against Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir.
• Varmanpaz, the firstborn son, was born to Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir.

1258

• Empress Eldonza of Vladimir supported Empress Eldonza of Vladimir in war against her enemies.

1259

• King Constantin II of Scotland supported King Constantin II of Scotland in war against his enemies.

1260

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mongol realm of Vetlugan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bogen.
• Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Tavira from the enemy.
• The army of Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir, commanded by Otemis Araslan, was victorious in the battle of Vetluga against the armies of Vetlugan Peasant Revolt.
• Bogen of Vetlugan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir.

1261

• A river flooded parts of Kerzhenets in the spring.

1262

• The Monothelite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kallavesi.
• Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir went to war against Emperor Valeran of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Buzachi.
• Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Upper Silesia against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duchess Erelieva of Austria.

1263

• The army of Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Krakow against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir lost the battle of Hradec against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Emperor Valeran of the Holy Roman Empire.

1264

• Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir lost the battle of Hradec against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Emperor Valeran of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Alfr of Antrea, was defeated in the battle of Kakisalmi against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1265

• Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Gorlitz against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Emperor Valeran of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Tsar Baldewin II of Vladimir died after a disagreement with a meal on 16 April, 1265. His son, Varmanpaz, succeeded to the throne of the Tsardom with a grand ceremony in Smolensk.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Ramadan.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Khazar realm of Khazarian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Bihor.
• Pope Sergius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, committed suicide on 3 December, 1265.

1266

• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Andre of Zumbo, was victorious in the battle of Havelberg against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir made peace with Emperor Valeran of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Confessor'.

1267

• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Inzhay of Murom, was victorious in the battle of Sugrov against the armies of Khazarian Liberation Revolt.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Mongol realm of Chuvashian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Subetei.
• Bihor of Khazarian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir.
• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Cuthraed II of Asyut, was victorious in the battle of Gondar against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Ramadan of Sunni Uprising lost the war against Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir.
• Subetei of Chuvashian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir.

1268

• King Prendota of Lapland, a powerful vassal of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, converted from Catholic to Orthodox.

1269

• King Kol of Novgorod, a powerful vassal of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, converted from Catholic to Tengri.
• King Taus of Volga Bulgaria, a powerful vassal of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, converted from Catholic to Tengri.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Asyut, ruled by Grand Prince Cuthraed II 'the Just'.
• Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison Grand Prince Cuthraed II of Asyut 'the Just', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Pope Lucius IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Sistan from the Hindus.
• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Kirill Orshisk, was victorious in the battle of Aswan against the armies of Asyut.
• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Shindyay II of Faiyum, was victorious in the battle of Aswan against the armies of Asyut.

1270

• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Shindyay II of Faiyum, was victorious in the battle of Quena against the armies of Asyut.
• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Shindyay II of Faiyum, was victorious in the battle of Ikhmim against the armies of Asyut.
• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Shindyay II of Faiyum, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Asyut.
• Grand Prince Cuthraed II of Asyut 'the Just' lost the war against Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Coptic realm of Faiyum, ruled by Grand Prince Shindyay II.
• Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison Grand Prince Shindyay II of Faiyum, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1271

• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Svetozar Zakharyinich, was victorious in the battle of Kharga against the armies of Faiyum.
• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Svetozar Zakharyinich, was victorious in the battle of Faiyum against the armies of Faiyum.
• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Bogislaw of Lebork, was victorious in the battle of Stettin against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Svetozar Zakharyinich, was victorious in the battle of Kharga against the armies of Fustat.
• Grand Prince Shindyay II of Faiyum lost the war against Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Russian realm of Fustat, ruled by Count Gleb.
• Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison Count Gleb of Fustat, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1272

• Varmanpaz Slovensky usurped the Grand Principality of Makuria from Ugdada Skleros.

1273

• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Bogislaw of Lebork, was victorious in the battle of Stettin against the armies of Norway.
• Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir married Princess Sif, daughter of King Yngvar of Norway.

1274

• King Yngvar of Norway supported King Yngvar of Norway in war against his enemies.
• Count Gleb of Fustat lost the war against Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir.
• The army of Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Uzhara of Sevsk, was victorious in the battle of Bryansk against the armies of Bihor's Host.

1275

• Tsar Varmanpaz III of Vladimir died under suspicious circumstances on 3 May, 1275. His brother, Rostislav, succeeded to the throne of the Tsardom with a grand ceremony in Smolensk.
• The army of Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir, commanded by Alexei Zakharyinich, was victorious in the battle of Herat against the armies of Rajputana.

1276

• The army of Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir, commanded by Shindyay, was defeated in the battle of Vetluga against the armies of Khadagh's Host.
• Queen Eldonza, the mother of Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir, died frothing at the mouth on 14 October, 1276.
• The army of Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Bogislaw of Lebork, was victorious in the battle of Bytow against the armies of Yerneslu's Host.

1277

• Pope Lucius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 11 March, 1277.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Aswan, ruled by Chief Gospatric.
• Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison Chief Gospatric of Aswan, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Aswan against the army of Aswan, commanded by Chief Gospatric of Aswan.
• Chief Gospatric of Aswan lost the war against Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir.

1278

• The army of Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir, commanded by Alexei Zakharyinich, was victorious in the battle of Gorodets against the armies of Khadagh's Host.

1279

• Count Inzhay, the heir of Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir, died of Great Pox on 14 February, 1279.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Plockian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Drosuk.
• The army of Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Andre of Zumbo, was victorious in the battle of Danzig against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Andre of Zumbo, was victorious in the battle of Plock against the armies of Plockian Peasant Revolt.
• Drosuk of Plockian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir.

1280

• Tsar Rostislav of Vladimir died under suspicious circumstances on 24 March, 1280. His Coptic kinsman Tyueykezhut succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Emperor Tyueykezhut.
• Tyueykezhut Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Damietta from Yildiz Simsamid.
• Tyueykezhut Slovensky usurped the Duchy of Votyaki from Arnaz Ukhtid.
• Pope Clemens II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 17 December, 1280.

1281

• Vladimir was attacked by the Nenets realm of Tengri Uprising, ruled by Sirtya.
• The Crusade declared by Gregorius ended with the successful conquest of Sistan from the Hindus.
• Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Tyueykezhut 'the Glorious'.
• The army of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Andre of Zumbo, was victorious in the battle of Danzig against the armies of Norway.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Mongol realm of Bilyarian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Jurchedei.
• The army of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, commanded by Bishop Vladimir of Viazniki, was victorious in the battle of Kuloy against the armies of Tengri Uprising.
• Sirtya of Tengri Uprising lost the war against Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir 'the Glorious'.
• The army of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, commanded by King Refil of Finland, was victorious in the battle of Bilyar against the armies of Bilyarian Peasant Revolt.
• Jurchedei of Bilyarian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir 'the Glorious'.
• King Taus II of Volga Bulgaria, a powerful vassal of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, converted from Catholic to Tengri.
• The army of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, commanded by Bishop Vladimir of Viazniki, was victorious in the battle of Vladimir against the armies of Kadan's Host.
• Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir adopted new customs to embrace Russian culture, no longer considering himself Coptic.

1282

• The army of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, commanded by Strasz, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Kibar's Host.
• The army of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, commanded by Shenouti en Fareskur, was victorious in the battle of Udmurts against the armies of Aguchu's Host.
• The army of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, commanded by Bishop Vladimir of Viazniki, was victorious in the battle of Ryazan against the armies of Kadan's Host.

1283

• The army of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Andre of Zumbo, was victorious in the battle of Danzig against the armies of Sartac's Host.
• Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir married Eirene, daughter of Baron Kallistos of Daphni.

1284

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Moskva, ruled by Grand Prince Virdyan II.
• Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir 'the Glorious' tried but failed to imprison Grand Prince Virdyan II of Moskva, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Jarka, the mother of Emperor Tyueykezhut of Vladimir, was devoured on 24 July, 1284.

1285

• Tsar Tyueykezhut of Vladimir died under suspicious circumstances on 17 January, 1285. His Mordvin cousin Murunza succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Emperor Murunza.
• Grand Prince Virdyan II of Moskva lost the war against Emperor Murunza of Vladimir.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir adopted new customs to embrace Russian culture, no longer considering himself Mordvin.

1286

• A goat with three heads was born in Vladimir.

1287

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

1288

• A river flooded parts of Magdeburg in the spring.

1289

• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Hetman Pokshayka of Alsenai, was victorious in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Tabar's Host.
• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Bishop Hamelin of Lashwa, was victorious in the battle of Peremyshl against the armies of Kegen's Host.

1290

• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Manar, was victorious in the battle of Moskva against the armies of Tyutyuk's Host.
• Vladimir was attacked by the French realm of Weimarian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Leonard.
• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by King Refil of Finland, was victorious in the battle of Merseburg against the armies of Weimarian Peasant Revolt.
• Leonard of Weimarian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Murunza of Vladimir.

1291

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

1292

• Murunza Slovensky usurped the Kingdom of Nenetsia from Theodicius Alachisling.

1293

• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Paksyay Alpid, was defeated in the battle of Bryansk against the armies of Yerneslu's Host.
• Pope Gregorius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 6 August, 1293.
• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Paksyay Alpid, was victorious in the battle of Bryansk against the armies of Yerneslu's Host.

1294

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

1295

• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Terentiy, was victorious in the battle of Deltuva against the armies of Yectirek's Host.
• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Cuthraed of Novgorodian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of Antiochian Peasant Revolt.

1296

• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir married Princess Serenahilt, daughter of Emperor Thrasimund II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir went to war against Waldipert of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Botulfr, the heir of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, died of Cancer on 19 July, 1296.
• King Shindyay of Lithuania, a powerful vassal of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, converted from Tengri to Catholic.
• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Tsar AElfwald of Mali, was victorious in the battle of Kusbulak against the armies of Kundacid.

1297

• Mikhail, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Murunza of Vladimir.
• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Hugues of Marienberg, was victorious in the battle of Furstenberg against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.

1298

• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Viryay of Gondar, was victorious in the battle of Bryansk against the armies of Tabar's Host.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir won the war against Waldipert of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Vladimir was attacked by the French realm of Poland, ruled by King Alderic 'the Bold'.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison King Alderic of Poland 'the Bold', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Terentiy, was victorious in the battle of Liw against the armies of Poland.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Plock from the enemy.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Wyszogrod from the enemy.
• The army of Emperor Murunza of Vladimir, commanded by Terentiy, was victorious in the battle of Volkovysk against the armies of Poland.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Plonsk from the enemy.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Zakroczym from the enemy.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Ciechanow from the enemy.
• Emperor Murunza of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Cherven against the army of Poland, commanded by High Chief Vojtech of Greater Poland.

1299

• Tsar Murunza of Vladimir was slain by Prince-Archbishop Gilles of the Rhine in a chaotic battlefield duel on 28 February, 1299. His son, Mikhail, succeeded to the throne of the Tsardom with a grand ceremony in Smolensk.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Terentiy, was victorious in the battle of Sandomierz against the armies of Poland.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Count Nuyanza of Satakunta, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Poland.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Gleb, was victorious in the battle of Kangly against the armies of Yabghumakh Revolt.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Taus II of Volga Bulgaria, was victorious in the battle of Cherven against the armies of Poland.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Mongol realm of Chuvashian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bala.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Taus II of Volga Bulgaria, was victorious in the battle of Belz against the armies of Poland.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Taus II of Volga Bulgaria, was victorious in the battle of Vladimir Volynsky against the armies of Poland.

1300

• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Dobrinya of Stanichnaya, was victorious in the battle of Chuvash against the armies of Chuvashian Peasant Revolt.
• Bala of Chuvashian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Taus II of Volga Bulgaria, was victorious in the battle of Vladimir against the armies of Nubia.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Viryay of Gondar, was victorious in the battle of Hayya against the armies of Nubia.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Baron Chipaz of Alsenai, was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Yerneslu's Host.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Algebaeivi of Damietta, was victorious in the battle of Serpukhov against the armies of Nubia.

1301

• King Alderic of Poland 'the Bold' lost the war against Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir.
• Serenahilt Palizzi was imprisoned in a dungeon in Smolensk by Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir.

1302

• King Gnupa of Novgorod, a powerful vassal of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, converted from Tengri to Catholic.

1303

• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Tuzniq's Host.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Vologda, ruled by Grand Princess Sochava.
• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison Grand Princess Sochava of Vologda, causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1304

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

1305

• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Kostroma against the armies of Vologda.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Uzhara, was victorious in the battle of Orekhovo-Zuyevo against the armies of Okhotur's Host.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Velsk against the armies of Vologda.
• Grand Princess Sochava of Vologda lost the war against Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Coptic realm of Faiyum, ruled by Grand Prince Amon 'the Drunkard'.
• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison Grand Prince Amon of Faiyum 'the Drunkard', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Dagun Baarin, was victorious in the battle of Narva against the armies of Corpan's Host.

1306

• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Taus III of Volga Bulgaria, was victorious in the battle of Fustat against the armies of Faiyum.
• Grand Prince Amon of Faiyum 'the Drunkard' lost the war against Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Nubia, ruled by King Chumbulat.
• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison King Chumbulat of Nubia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, through deeds and character, came to be known as Tsar Mikhail 'the Inquisitor'.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Nobatia against the armies of Nubia.

1307

• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Aguchu of Perym, was victorious in the battle of Tynea against the armies of Orduk.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Nobatia against the armies of Nubia.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Ngenoh Ngen, was victorious in the battle of Illyinsk against the armies of Uriankhai.

1308

• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Napata against the armies of Nubia.
• King Koshel of Nubia lost the war against Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir 'the Inquisitor'.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Mari, ruled by Count Chipaz.
• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir 'the Inquisitor' tried but failed to imprison Count Chipaz of Mari, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Kerzhenets against the armies of Mari.
• Count Chipaz of Mari lost the war against Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir 'the Inquisitor'.

1309

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

1310

• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Sartac's Host.
• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir went to war against Khagan Simsam of Yabghumakh.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Khazar realm of Tengri Uprising, ruled by Kibar.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Pereyaslavl against the armies of Tengri Uprising.
• Kibar of Tengri Uprising lost the war against Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir 'the Inquisitor'.
• Mikhail Slovensky created the title of Grand Principality of Mari, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1311

• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Inzhay III of Murom, was defeated in the battle of Bryansk against the armies of Yabghumakh.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by Baron Kirill of Alcoutim, was victorious in the battle of Burtasy against the armies of Yabghumakh.

1312

• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir 'the Inquisitor' won the war against Khagan Simsam of Yabghumakh 'the Mutilator'.
• Piho, the heir of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, died attending to 'chamber business' on 16 November, 1312.

1313

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mongol realm of Kusbulakan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Uighurtai.
• Pope Nicolaus II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Daylam from the Sunnis.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Kusbulak against the armies of Kusbulakan Peasant Revolt.
• Uighurtai of Kusbulakan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir 'the Inquisitor'.
• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir married Auli, daughter of Count Yurak of Kolguyev.

1314

• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Shemakha against the army of Transoxiana, commanded by Marzoban Ahmad of Sarakhs.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Khazar realm of Kremenchukian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Yerneslu.

1315

• Grand Prince Filip of Ostrobothnia married Savacka, daughter of Count Khuterkin of Qazan.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir, commanded by King Taus III of Volga Bulgaria, was victorious in the battle of Bolghar against the armies of Kremenchukian Peasant Revolt.
• Yerneslu of Kremenchukian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir 'the Inquisitor'.
• The Crusade declared by Nicolaus ended with the successful conquest of Daylam from the Sunnis.

1316

• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir went to war against Serene Doge Belisarios of Serbia.

1317

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

1318

• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the army of Serbia, commanded by Serene Doge Belisarios of Serbia.

1319

• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Farama against the army of Serbia, commanded by Serene Doge Belisarios of Serbia.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Russian realm of Vologda, ruled by Grand Prince Terentiy 'the Persevering'.
• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir 'the Inquisitor' tried but failed to imprison Grand Prince Terentiy of Vologda 'the Persevering', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Tsar Mikhail of Vladimir died attending to 'chamber business' on 22 August, 1319. His son, Rodislav, succeeded to the throne of the Tsardom with a grand ceremony in Smolensk.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Nenets realm of Tengri Uprising, ruled by Hasaba.
• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Belo Ozero against the armies of Vologda.
• Pope Nicolaus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 3 December, 1319.

1320

• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by Briachislav, was victorious in the battle of Bjarmia against the armies of Tengri Uprising.
• Hasaba of Tengri Uprising lost the war against Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir.

1321

• Empress Dowager Auli, the mother of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, was murdered on the orders of Chief Barjik of Jarva on 27 January, 1321.
• Grand Prince Terentiy of Vologda 'the Persevering' lost the war against Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir.
• Rodislav Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Ruthenia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1322

• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir won the war against Serene Doge Belisarios of Serbia.

1323

• A star fell from the sky in Naro-Fominsk, killing three cows.

1324

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mande realm of Mali, ruled by Emperor Sakoura.

1325

• A dragon was seen in the county of Zubtsov.

1326

• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Aschaffenburg against the armies of Mali.

1327

• Prince Sakoura of Mali lost the war against Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir.

1328

• Pope Anastasius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 2 January, 1328.

1329

• Vladimir was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Veliky Ustugian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Dergun.
• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by Shahruz Goshtasbid, was victorious in the battle of Veliky Ustug against the armies of Veliky Ustugian Peasant Revolt.
• Dergun of Veliky Ustugian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir.

1330

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Mstislavl.

1331

• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir went to war against Emperor Radelchis of the Holy Roman Empire.

1332

• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Zatec against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Vladimir was attacked by the French realm of Luneburgian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Guiges.
• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Prague against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Litomerice against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir won the war against Emperor Radelchis of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Tenacious'.
• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir married Pelagia, daughter of Petros Symvatikes.
• Rodislav Slovensky created the title of Grand Principality of Vladimir, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by Count Gilles of Braunschweig, was victorious in the battle of Bremen against the armies of Luneburgian Peasant Revolt.
• Onfroy of Luneburgian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir.

1333

• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir went to war against Grand Prince Alexei of Moesia.
• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by King Tyushtya of Veliky Ustug, was victorious in the battle of Kusbulak against the armies of Baghatur's Host.
• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Barlad against the armies of Moesia.
• Rodislav Slovensky usurped the Grand Principality of Bohemia from Liutberga Taillefer.
• Rodislav Slovensky usurped the Grand Principality of Moravia from Rochus Theoderisian.

1334

• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by King Kubrat II of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Barlad against the armies of Moesia.
• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir won the war against Grand Prince Alexei of Moesia.
• Yelizaveta, the firstborn daughter, was born to Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir.
• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, through deeds and character, came to be known as Tsar Rodislav II 'the Just'.

1335

• Rodislav Slovensky created the title of Grand Principality of Moravia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir went to war against Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire.
• King Murunza II of Vladimir married Songul, daughter of Grand Prince Asep of Cheremisa.

1336

• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by Bishop Boson of Worms, was defeated in the battle of Worms against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir, commanded by Mayor Gauthier of Rottenburg, was defeated in the battle of Weimar against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir 'the Just' won the war against Emperor Radgis of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Wealthy'.
• Rodislav Slovensky usurped the County of Znojmo from Aleksander z Milczanow.

1337

• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir went to war against Rochus of Holy Roman Revolt.

1338

• Tsar Rodislav II of Vladimir died of Great Pox on 19 May, 1338. His brother, Murunza, succeeded to the throne of the Tsardom with a grand ceremony in Vladimir.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the army of Holy Roman Revolt, commanded by Countess Geila of Hamburg.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Gemer against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Emperor Guarnito of the Holy Roman Empire.

1339

• The army of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, commanded by Guillaume Morgannid, was defeated in the battle of Weimar against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir won the war against Rochus of Holy Roman Revolt 'the Hideous'.
• Murunza Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Abyssinia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1340

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

1341

• A dragon was seen in the county of Krakow.

1342

• Vladimir was attacked by the Prussian realm of Sambian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Klukis.
• Klukis of Sambian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir.
• Pope Martinus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 13 August, 1342.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Lombard realm of Litomerice, ruled by Count Magni.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison Count Magni of Litomerice, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Italian realm of the Holy Roman Empire, ruled by Emperor Guarnito II.

1343

• Count Magni of Litomerice lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Litomerice against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Emperor Guarnito II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, commanded by Vsevolod Dashkov, was victorious in the battle of Kashin against the armies of Norway.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Prague against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Emperor Guarnito II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Hradec against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Emperor Guarnito II of the Holy Roman Empire.

1344

• The army of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, commanded by Guillaume Morgannid, was defeated in the battle of Weimar against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Emperor Guarnito II of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Giant' lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir.

1345

• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
• Tsaritsa Songul, the wife of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, died of poor physique on 24 May, 1345.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir married Princess Areagne, daughter of Emperor Theodicius II of Hispania.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir went to war against Munichis of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Gorlitz from the enemy.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, commanded by Grand Prince Josselin of Franconia, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Bautzen from the enemy.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Herrhut from the enemy.

1346

• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir won the war against Munichis of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir went to war against Mayor Samsam of Aleksandr.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir went to war against Chief Tarkhan of Roslavl.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir won the war against Chief Tarkhan of Roslavl.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir won the war against Mayor Samsam of Aleksandr.

1347

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Wolgast.
• Vladimir was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Waldensian Uprising, ruled by Marian.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, commanded by Jaromil Grzymala, was victorious in the battle of Wolgast against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.
• Pope Leo VII declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Persia from the Sunnis.
• Marian of Waldensian Uprising lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir.

1348

• The army of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Vladimir of Volzhsk, was defeated in the battle of Qohistan against the armies of Transoxiana.

1349

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

1350

• Vladimir was attacked by the Russian realm of Bohemia, ruled by King Rostislav II.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir tried but failed to imprison King Rostislav II of Bohemia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Dmitriy of Novgorod, a powerful vassal of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, converted from Catholic to Germanic.
• Tsaritsa Areagne 'the Handsome', the wife of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, died of Cancer on 19 December, 1350.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, commanded by King Malyaka of Ruthenia, was victorious in the battle of Znojmo against the armies of Bohemia.

1351

• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Hiw from the enemy.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kosseir from the enemy.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Safaga from the enemy.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Abu Ghusun from the enemy.

1352

• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kolzum from the enemy.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Sokhna from the enemy.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, commanded by King Tyushtya of Veliky Ustug, was victorious in the battle of Opava against the armies of Bohemia.
• King Rostislav II of Bohemia lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir.

1353

• Vladimir was attacked by the Lombard realm of Silvesian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Reccared.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir went to war against Emperor Manso of the Holy Roman Empire.

1354

• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Lubliniec from the enemy.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir successfully led his armies, taking Kozle from the enemy.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir was victorious in the battle of Pressburg against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Count Orson of Pressburg.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir won the war against Emperor Berin II of the Holy Roman Empire.

1355

• Terentiy Slovensky married Hoelun, daughter of Khagan Shiraghul of the Mongol Empire.
• Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, through deeds and character, came to be known as Tsar Murunza II 'the Great'.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir, commanded by Terentiy Slovensky, was victorious in the battle of Silves against the armies of Silvesian Peasant Revolt.
• Ado of Silvesian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of Vladimir 'the Great'.

1356

• King Ammot of Lapland, a powerful vassal of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, converted from Orthodox to Catholic.
• Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union married Princess Barbara, daughter of Iordanes Pterotos.

1357

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Samogitia.
• Pope Leo VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 3 August, 1357.

1358

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Chernigov, ruled by King Murunza.
• Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison King Murunza of Chernigov, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Kursian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tutyra.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Yefimiy Kozelid, was victorious in the battle of Priluk against the armies of Chernigov.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Yefimiy Kozelid, was victorious in the battle of Chernigov against the armies of Chernigov.
• King Murunza of Chernigov lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great'.

1359

• The army of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Yefimiy Kozelid, was victorious in the battle of Kurzeme against the armies of Kursian Peasant Revolt.
• Tutyra of Kursian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great'.

1360

• A dragon was seen in the county of Udmurts.

1361

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

1362

• Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union went to war against Basilissa Euphrasia of the Latin Empire.

1363

• The army of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Yefimiy Kozelid, was victorious in the battle of Nyssa against the armies of the Latin Empire.
• Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union successfully led his armies, taking Kotyaion from the enemy.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Russian realm of Olomouc, ruled by Count Afanasiy.
• Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison Count Afanasiy of Olomouc, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1364

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the French realm of Verder Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mathieu.
• Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great' won the war against Basilissa Euphrasia of the Latin Empire.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grand Prince Mikolas III of Saxony, was victorious in the battle of Verden against the armies of Verder Peasant Revolt.
• Mathieu of Verder Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great'.
• Count Afanasiy of Olomouc lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great'.

1365

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

1366

• Basilissa Barbara, the wife of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, died from a bad case of the Flu on 16 January, 1366.
• King Uighurtai of Volga Bulgaria, a powerful vassal of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, converted from Orthodox to Catholic.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Bishop Atyamas of Ardatovo, was victorious in the battle of Usturt against the armies of Odegid.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Lombard realm of Hradec, ruled by Count Lambert.
• Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great' tried but failed to imprison Count Lambert of Hradec, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Brno against the army of Hradec, commanded by Count Lambert of Hradec.

1367

• Count Lambert of Hradec lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great'.

1368

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Khazar realm of Kolvan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kibar.
• The army of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Terentiy of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Kolva against the armies of Kolvan Peasant Revolt.
• Kibar of Kolvan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great'.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Pecheneg realm of Emban Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kabuksin.

1369

• The army of Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Terentiy of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Kangly against the armies of Emban Peasant Revolt.
• Kabuksin of Emban Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union 'the Great'.

1370

• In South Bohemia, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Tsar Murunza II.

1371

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

1372

• Tsar Murunza II of the Slavic Union died under suspicious circumstances on 8 May, 1372. His son, Terentiy, succeeded to the throne of the Tsardom with a grand ceremony in Chernigov.
• The army of Tsar Terentiy of the Slavic Union, commanded by Bishop Nishkepaz of Parnu, was victorious in the battle of Vyazma against the armies of Yencepi's Host.
• Tsar Terentiy of the Slavic Union converted from Catholic to Tengri.

1373

• The army of Tsar Terentiy of the Slavic Union, commanded by Vsevolod Izyaslavich, was victorious in the battle of Ras against the armies of Serbia.
• Tsar Terentiy of the Slavic Union won the war against Serene Doge Kyrillos of Serbia.

1374

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

1375

• On 14 August, 1375, Tsar Terentiy of the Slavic Union died of Great Pox. He was succeeded by his Catholic Christian nephew Murunza.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union married Princess Hemene, daughter of Blessed Ovtay of Abyssinia.

1376

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Czerskian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Otokar.
• The army of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grand Prince Ryszard III of Yatvingia, was victorious in the battle of Liw against the armies of Czerskian Peasant Revolt.
• Otokar of Czerskian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union.
• The army of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, commanded by Herakleios Leliwa, was victorious in the battle of Zvenyhorod against the armies of Norway.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union went to war against Yerneslu of Yabghumakh Revolt.

1377

• The army of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Chipaz of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Desht-i-Kipchak against the armies of Yabghumakh Revolt.
• Sudislav, the firstborn son, was born to Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union.
• The army of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Chipaz of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Sarkel against the armies of Yabghumakh Revolt.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Khazar realm of Bashkir Peasant Revolt, ruled by Manas.
• Manas of Bashkir Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union.

1378

• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Manych against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Araslan IV of Yabghumakh.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union won the war against Yerneslu of Yabghumakh Revolt 'the Noble'.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union went to war against Prince Ovtay of Abyssinia.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Tula against the army of Teutonic Order, commanded by Prince Ovtay of Abyssinia.

1379

• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Tula against the army of Teutonic Order, commanded by Prince Ovtay of Abyssinia.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union won the war against Prince Ovtay of Abyssinia.

1380

• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union went to war against Khagan Araslan IV of Yabghumakh.
• The army of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, commanded by Bastu, was victorious in the battle of Vyazma against the armies of Simsamid.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Tana against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Araslan IV of Yabghumakh.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Itil against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Araslan IV of Yabghumakh.

1381

• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Saray against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Tabar III of Baghid.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Saray against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Tabar III of Baghid.
• Tsaritsa Hemene, the wife of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, died from a bad case of the Flu on 15 May, 1381.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Itil against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Tabar III of Baghid.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union married Princess Gaila, daughter of Emperor Pandulf of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Pope Lucius V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Iraq from the Hindus.
• The army of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, commanded by Budli af Kakisalmi, was defeated in the battle of Magadha against the armies of Kamarupa.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, through deeds and character, came to be known as Tsar Murunza III 'the Wise'.

1382

• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Manych against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Yavantey of Catn.
• The army of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, commanded by Baron Lambert of Chrudim, was victorious in the battle of Al Bichri against the armies of Rajasthan.

1383

• The army of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, commanded by Count Branislav of Beresty, was victorious in the battle of Khopyor against the armies of Yabghumakh.
• The army of Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union, commanded by Count Miroslaw of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Ahvaz against the armies of Rajasthan.
• The Crusade declared by Lucius ended with the successful conquest of Iraq from the Hindus.

1384

• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Itil against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Corpan of Catn.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Don-Portage against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khan Barsbek of Baghid.
• Tsar Murunza III of the Slavic Union died succumbing to severe injuries on 1 September, 1384. His son, Sudislav, succeeded to the throne of the Tsardom with a grand ceremony in Vladimir.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grand Prince Mordvinko II of Moskva, was victorious in the battle of Kalaus against the armies of Yabghumakh.

1385

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Chipaz of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Kuma against the armies of Yabghumakh.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Chipaz of Finland, was victorious in the battle of Don-Portage against the armies of Yabghumakh.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union won the war against Khagan Araslan IV of Yabghumakh 'the Tenacious'.
• Sudislav Slovensky created the title of Caspian Steppe, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sudislav Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Wallachia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Russian realm of Vologda, ruled by Grand Princess Predslava 'the Cruel'.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union tried but failed to imprison Grand Princess Predslava of Vologda 'the Cruel', causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1386

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Chipaz of Finland, was victorious in the battle of Suzdal against the armies of Vologda.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Khazar realm of Manychian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Khuterkin.
• Khuterkin of Manychian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union.
• Grand Princess Predslava of Vologda 'the Cruel' lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union.

1387

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

1388

• A dragon was seen in the county of Kakisalmi.

1389

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

1390

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

1391

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

1392

• King Putiata of Volga Bulgaria, a powerful vassal of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, converted from Catholic to Tengri.
• King Roman of Novgorod, a powerful vassal of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, converted from Catholic to Tengri.
• King Purysho of Veliky Ustug, a powerful vassal of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, converted from Catholic to Tengri.

1393

• Pope Lucius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 22 May, 1393.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union married Queen Coblaith, daughter of King Petair II of Ireland.

1394

• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union went to war against Serene Doge Hektorios II of Serbia.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Gleb, was victorious in the battle of Odessa against the armies of Maghreb.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Nenets realm of Onegan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Wayngachi.

1395

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Oavan, was victorious in the battle of Gemer against the armies of Georgia.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Roman of Novgorod, was victorious in the battle of Dvina against the armies of Onegan Peasant Revolt.
• Wayngachi of Onegan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Purysho of Veliky Ustug, was victorious in the battle of Ragusa against the armies of Serbia.

1396

• Mikhail, the firstborn son, was born to Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union.

1397

• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union won the war against Serene Doge Hektorios II of Serbia.

1398

• Empress Coblaith of the Slavic Union supported Empress Coblaith of the Slavic Union in war against her enemies.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Paksyay of Nenetsia, was victorious in the battle of Halland against the armies of Hispania.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Paksyay of Nenetsia, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Hispania.

1399

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Ugra.

1400

• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union made a pious pilgrimage to Canterbury.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the French realm of Wallachia, ruled by King Archambaud.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union tried but failed to imprison King Archambaud of Wallachia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Purysho of Veliky Ustug, was victorious in the battle of Naklo against the armies of Wallachia.

1401

• King Archambaud of Wallachia lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union.

1402

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Chief Setyamka of Voin, was victorious in the battle of Emba Steppe against the armies of Yesunge's Host.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Szczepan, was victorious in the battle of Mtshketa against the armies of Mtskhetan Peasant Revolt.

1403

• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union went to war against Khagan Bashtwa of Tuzniqid.
• Empress Coblaith of the Slavic Union supported Empress Coblaith of the Slavic Union in war against her enemies.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Dmitriy Moskvid, was victorious in the battle of Kalaus against the armies of Tuzniqid.

1404

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Count Vasilii of Serdica, was defeated in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Dmitriy Moskvid, was victorious in the battle of Hradyzk against the armies of Tuzniqid.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union won the war against Khagan Bashtwa of Tuzniqid 'the Cruel'.
• Sudislav Slovensky usurped the County of Lower Dniepr from Kisa Baghid.

1405

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mikhail Galitsyn, was victorious in the battle of Gloucester against the armies of England.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mikhail Galitsyn, was victorious in the battle of Chester against the armies of England.

1406

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Prince Purysho of Veliky Ustug, was victorious in the battle of Kursk against the armies of Kourkoutai's Host.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union went to war against Emperor Laudari of the Holy Roman Empire.

1407

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

1408

• Pope Urbanus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 8 June, 1408.

1409

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Mongol realm of Kusbulakan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Chidukhul.
• Chidukhul of Kusbulakan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grand Prince Alain II of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Marmaros against the armies of Cat'n's Host.

1410

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Koz'ma Vyshatich, was victorious in the battle of Mecklenburg against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Count Othon of Bremen, was defeated in the battle of Krakow against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Koz'ma Vyshatich, was victorious in the battle of Krakow against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1411

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Russian realm of Nikita's Host, ruled by Nikita.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union lost the war against Emperor Laudari of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Sword of the Blessed Virgin'.

1412

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Nordlander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ulv.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grigoriy Rusavic, was victorious in the battle of Novosil against the armies of Nikita's Host.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grigoriy Rusavic, was victorious in the battle of Karachev against the armies of Nikita's Host.
• Nikita of Nikita's Host lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Count Rastos of Finnmark, was victorious in the battle of Nordland against the armies of Nordlander Peasant Revolt.
• Ulv of Nordlander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union.

1413

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

1414

• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union went to war against Khagan Bulcan of Yabghumakh.
• King Mikhail II of Wallachia married AElfgyth, daughter of Emperor Ado II of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union won the war against Khagan Bulcan of Yabghumakh.
• Sudislav Slovensky usurped the County of Tana from Ilik Barsbekid.

1415

• A river flooded parts of Rostock in the spring.

1416

• Pope Leo VIII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 21 April, 1416.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Chief Lev of Mozdok, was victorious in the battle of Kuma against the armies of Koupharas.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grigoriy Rusavic, was victorious in the battle of Emba Steppe against the armies of Yabghumakh.

1417

• Pope Innocentius IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Transoxiana from the Hindus.

1418

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Lubelska Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kazimierz.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mayor Borzyslaw of Olsztyn, was victorious in the battle of Lublin against the armies of Lubelska Peasant Revolt.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, through deeds and character, came to be known as Tsar Sudislav 'the Good'.
• Kazimierz of Lubelska Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good'.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union went to war against Khagan Kisa of Baghid.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grigoriy Rusavic, was victorious in the battle of Lower Don against the armies of Baghid.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good' won the war against Khagan Kisa of Baghid.

1419

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Bishop Kezhapa of Balakova, was victorious in the battle of Mangyshlak against the armies of Harghasun's Host.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union went to war against Emperor Daufer of the Holy Roman Empire.

1420

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Nuyat Nerevinich, was victorious in the battle of Maroneia against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grigoriy Rusavic, was victorious in the battle of Tyrnovo against the armies of the Holy Roman Empire.

1421

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grigoriy Rusavic, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good' won the war against Emperor Daufer of the Holy Roman Empire 'the Holy'.
• Sudislav Slovensky usurped the Kingdom of Thrace from Daufer Palizzi.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union went to war against Alboino of Holy Roman Revolt.

1422

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grigoriy Rusavic, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of Holy Roman Revolt.
• The armies of the Slavic Union, led by Grigoriy Rusavic, captured Constantinople.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good' won the war against Alboino of Holy Roman Revolt.

1423

• Sudislav Slovensky created the title of Grand Principality of Thrace, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mayor Yemelyan of Balimer, was victorious in the battle of Sakmara against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Persian realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Ardahan.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Iziaslav Stolnik, was victorious in the battle of Emba Steppe against the armies of Chiledu's Host.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Iziaslav Stolnik, was victorious in the battle of Usturt against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• Ardahan of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good'.

1424

• Empress Coblaith of the Slavic Union supported Empress Coblaith of the Slavic Union in war against her enemies.

1425

• Pope Innocentius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 26 July, 1425.

1426

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Castilian realm of Knights of Calatrava, ruled by Prince Cestmir.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Borkvard of Veliky Ustug, was victorious in the battle of Emba Steppe against the armies of Yabghumakh.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Rajput realm of Rajasthan, ruled by Samrat Tegh Bahadur.

1427

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mayor Parush of Dokshytsy, was defeated in the battle of Lukoml against the armies of Knights of Calatrava.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Iziaslav Stolnik, was victorious in the battle of Mangyshlak against the armies of Rajasthan.

1428

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Iziaslav Stolnik, was victorious in the battle of Usturt against the armies of Daritai's Host.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Yuriy Dmitrievich, was victorious in the battle of Cherven against the armies of Knights of Calatrava.
• Pope Clemens III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 8 March, 1428.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Yuriy Dmitrievich, was victorious in the battle of Lublin against the armies of Knights of Calatrava.

1429

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Khazar realm of Lower Donian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Khatir.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Yuriy Dmitrievich, was victorious in the battle of Galich against the armies of Knights of Calatrava.
• Khatir of Lower Donian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good'.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Lombard realm of Laudari's Host, ruled by Laudari.

1430

• Samrat Tegh Bahadur of Rajasthan 'the Just' won the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good'.
• Prince Cestmir of Lapland 'the Frog' lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good'.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Vyshata, was victorious in the battle of Romny against the armies of Laudari's Host.

1431

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Hrolfr, was defeated in the battle of Tikhvine against the armies of Laudari's Host.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Vyshata, was victorious in the battle of Snopa against the armies of Laudari's Host.
• Laudari of Laudari's Host lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good'.
• Empress Coblaith of the Slavic Union supported Empress Coblaith of the Slavic Union in war against her enemies.

1432

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Naklan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Vojtech.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grand Prince Alain III of Prussia, was victorious in the battle of Poznan against the armies of Naklan Peasant Revolt.
• Vojtech of Naklan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union 'the Good'.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mayor Viryay of Yaransk, was victorious in the battle of Kerzhenets against the armies of Vojtech's Host.

1433

• The army of Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union, commanded by Vyshata, was victorious in the battle of Dyfed against the armies of England.
• Tsar Sudislav of the Slavic Union died a natural death on 21 October, 1433. His son, Mikhail, succeeded to the throne of the Tsardom with a grand ceremony in Rostov-na-Donu.
• Queen Yaroslava of Chernigov, a powerful vassal of Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union, converted from Tengri to Catholic.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Lombard realm of Pragian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ardoin.

1434

• The army of Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mikhail, was defeated in the battle of Brno against the armies of Pragian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Bishop Stanislav of Kuttenberg, was victorious in the battle of Brno against the armies of Pragian Peasant Revolt.
• Ardoin of Pragian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Hlynovan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Setyamka.

1435

• The army of Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Count Barthelemi of Kaliopolis, was victorious in the battle of Khopyor against the armies of Vojtech's Host.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Greek realm of Nikaean Peasant Revolt, ruled by Anatolios.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mayor Michael of Flaviopolis, was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the armies of Nikaean Peasant Revolt.
• Anatolios of Nikaean Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Lombard realm of Adrianopolis, ruled by Grand Prince Arechis.
• Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union tried but failed to imprison Grand Prince Arechis of Adrianopolis, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Setyamka of Hlynovan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union.
• Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Adrianopolis, commanded by Grand Prince Arechis of Adrianopolis.
• The army of Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Svetozar of Novgorod, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of Adrianopolis.
• Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the army of Adrianopolis, commanded by Duchess Cotani of Adrianopolis.

1436

• Duchess Cotani of Adrianopolis lost the war against Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union.

1437

• Sudislav Slovensky married Vezhav, daughter of Mordvinko.
• Tsar Mikhail II of the Slavic Union, through deeds and character, came to be known as Tsar Mikhail II 'the Hermit'.
• On 2 July, 1437, Mikhail lost his titles, and it was decided to pass on the dynasty chronicles to Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Muromian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tunya.
• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union lost the battle of Vladimir against the army of Muromian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Tunya of Muromian Peasant Revolt.

1438

• Tunya of Muromian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Russian realm of Smolenskian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alexei.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Bishop Orunza of Memel, was defeated in the battle of Vitebsk against the armies of Smolenskian Peasant Revolt.
• Prince Mikhail 'the Hermit', the father of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, was burnt at the stake on the order of Count Buzer of Chuvash on 20 June, 1438.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Speaidna of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Mstislavl against the armies of Smolenskian Peasant Revolt.
• Alexei of Smolenskian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union.

1439

• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Speaidna of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Khopyor against the armies of Vojtech's Host.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Finland, ruled by Queen Pekshayka.
• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union tried but failed to imprison Queen Pekshayka of Finland, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union successfully led his armies, taking Vilnius from the enemy.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mayor Methodios of Pempton, was victorious in the battle of Polotsk against the armies of Finland.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mayor Sviatoslav of Balimer, was victorious in the battle of Tynea against the armies of Megetu.
• Sofia, the firstborn daughter, was born to Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Bishop Vsevolod of Bor, was victorious in the battle of Tyrnovo against the armies of Finland.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mayor Alexandr of Przedborz, was victorious in the battle of Zvenyhorod against the armies of Finland.
• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union successfully led his armies, taking Izborsk from the enemy.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Nenets realm of Mezener Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sirtya.
• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union successfully led his armies, taking Pechory from the enemy.

1440

• Sirtya of Mezener Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union.
• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union lost the battle of Talava against the army of Finland, commanded by Queen Pekshayka of Finland.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Mayor Koksha of Akis, was defeated in the battle of Lyzha against the armies of Dayir's Host.
• Sudislav Slovensky usurped the Grand Principality of Ural from Arkhai Bairam.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Bishop Vsevolod of Bor, was victorious in the battle of Turov against the armies of Finland.
• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the army of Finland, commanded by Queen Pekshayka of Finland.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grand Prince Raimbaut III of Franconia, was victorious in the battle of Slutsk against the armies of Finland.

1441

• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union was victorious in the battle of Kaunas against the army of Finland, commanded by Queen Pekshayka of Finland.
• Queen Pekshayka of Finland lost the war against Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union.
• Sudislav Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Ruthenia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sudislav Slovensky usurped the Grand Principality of Galich from Polykarpos Mamoulianos.
• Sudislav Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Finland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Kirill of Finland married Potekay, daughter of Count Putyayka of Drutsk.
• Sudislav Slovensky created the title of Kingdom of Perm, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1442

• Pope Urbanus V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 14 February, 1442.
• Sudislav Slovensky created the title of Latin Empire, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1443

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Nenets realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Nga.
• Mikhail, the firstborn son, was born to Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by King Jaunule of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Kanin against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• Nga of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Nenets realm of Cathar Uprising, ruled by Xeryuchi.

1444

• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Count Dorotheos of Ugra, was victorious in the battle of Kanin against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• Xeryuchi of Cathar Uprising lost the war against Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union.

1445

• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Nikita, was victorious in the battle of Paris against the armies of England.
• Empress Dowager AElfgyth, the mother of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, died under suspicious circumstances on 12 November, 1445.
• Pope Benedictus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 20 November, 1445.

1446

• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, through deeds and character, came to be known as Tsar Sudislav II 'the Blessed'.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Croatian realm of Vozviahelian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Stjepan.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Nikita, was victorious in the battle of Korosten against the armies of Vozviahelian Peasant Revolt.
• Stjepan of Vozviahelian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union 'the Blessed'.

1447

• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Russian realm of Minskian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gavriil.
• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Nikita, was victorious in the battle of Minsk against the armies of Minskian Peasant Revolt.
• Gavriil of Minskian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union 'the Blessed'.

1448

• A goat with three heads was born in Lower Silesia.

1449

• Pope Innocentius V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Iraq from the Hindus.

1450

• The army of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, commanded by Grand Prince Haraldr of Pomeralia, was victorious in the battle of Kusbulak against the armies of Rajasthan.
• The Crusade declared by Innocentius ended with the successful conquest of Iraq from the Hindus.

1451

• the Slavic Union saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1452

• Tsaritsa Vezhav, the wife of Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union, died from fear on 5 February, 1452.
• Tsar Sudislav II of the Slavic Union married Grand Princess Ingibjorg, daughter of Ulfr Bolt.
• the Slavic Union was attacked by the Mordvin realm of Lithuania, ruled by Queen Pekshayka.