House af Bjalbo

Started this to get the Got Land Acheivement. This time started with Gotland.

Rulers

Name	From	Until	Cause of end of reign	Relationship with predecessor	Primary Holding
Emperor Magnus ''the Young''		2 August, 1349	died in battle against Odchigin of Odchigins Host		Scandinavia
Emperor Erik	2 August, 1349	21 May, 1359	died in battle against Baron Sigfred of Trelleborg	son of Emperor Magnus	Scandinavia
Emperor Magnus II	21 May, 1359	24 September, 1376	died of Smallpox	son of Emperor Erik	Scandinavia
Empress Gyla	24 September, 1376	28 November, 1376	died in battle against Kogsegu	sister of Emperor Magnus II	Scandinavia
Empress Iliana	28 November, 1376	28 September, 1383	died a natural death	aunt of Empress Gyla	Scandinavia
King Anders ''the Apostle''	28 September, 1383	2 May, 1418	died in the dungeons of Emperor Inge of Scandinavia	son of Empress Iliana	Sweden
Emperor Einar	2 May, 1418	22 June, 1442	died succumbing to severe injuries	son of King Anders	Scandinavia
Emperor Magnus	22 June, 1442	31 Dec, 1452	Game Ended	son of Emperor Einar	Scandinavia

Chronicles

1326

This is the Chronicle of House af Bjalbo, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
Caliph Al-Mustakfi II declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Aragon from the Catholics.
King Magnus IV of Sweden went to war against Chief Njuolla of Kemi.
King Magnus IV of Sweden went to war against Chief Baeivi of Lappland.
The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Chief Hakan of Finnmark, was victorious in the battle of ongermanland against the armies of Lappland.

1327

Prince Erik of Sweden married Ingfrid.
The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Chief Hakan of Finnmark, was victorious in the battle of Kemi against the armies of Kemi.
King Magnus IV of Sweden won the war against Chief Baeivi of Lappland.
Pope Ioannes XX declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Thrace from the Sunnis.

1328

King Magnus IV of Sweden won the war against Chief Njuolla of Kemi.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Duchy of Savonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1329

Pope Ioannes XX, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 19 January, 1329.
On 9 November, 1329, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands

1330

The Crusade declared by Stephanus ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Sunnis.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Duchy of Lapland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Duchy of Halsingland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Duchy of Agder, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Duchy of Oppland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Duchy of Finnmark, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Duchy of Bergslagen, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Duchy of Vestlandet, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
King Magnus IV of Sweden, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Magnus IV the Young.

1331

King Magnus IV of Sweden went to war against Prince Mayor Danila of Novgorod.

1332

King Magnus IV of Sweden married Princess Jutta, daughter of King Johann of Bohemia.
The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Baron Johan of Othem, was victorious in the battle of Kola against the armies of Novgorod.
On 9 September, 1332 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 9 September, 1332 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1333

Pope Stephanus X, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of the dreaded Plague on 7 April, 1333.
On 9 October, 1333 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 9 October, 1333 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1334

On 16 May, 1334 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
King Magnus IV of Sweden the Young won the war against Prince Mayor Danila of Novgorod.
On 9 November, 1334 word reached us that Africa has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 9 November, 1334 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1335

Prince Ali of the Ilkhanate, a powerful vassal of King Magnus IV of Sweden, converted from Sunni to Catholic.
High Chief Totil, the heir of King Magnus IV of Sweden, died of the dreaded Plague on 26 October, 1335.
On 9 December, 1335 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1336

osa, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Magnus IV of Sweden.
King Magnus IV of Sweden went to war against Chief Radoslav of Kola.
King Magnus IV of Sweden went to war against Count Iliya of Kantalahti.

1337

On 9 February, 1337 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
On 9 February, 1337 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Duke Arnbjorn of Iceland, was victorious in the battle of Rovaniemi against the armies of Kantalahti.
King Magnus IV of Sweden the Young won the war against Count Iliya of Kantalahti.
King Magnus IV of Sweden the Young won the war against Chief Radoslav of Kola.

1338

Sweden was attacked by the Sami realm of Suomenusko Uprising, ruled by Baeivi.
The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Duke Ingemar of Agder, was victorious in the battle of Rovaniemi against the armies of Suomenusko Uprising.
Ruigi of Suomenusko Uprising lost the war against King Magnus IV of Sweden the Young.
Erik, the firstborn son, was born to King Magnus IV of Sweden.

1339

King Andrei of Lithuania supported King Andrei of Lithuania in war against his enemies.

1340

The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Duke Bjorn of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of the Teutonic State.
The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Duke Bjorn of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Vilnius against the armies of the Teutonic State.
Queen Jutta, the wife of King Magnus IV of Sweden, was murdered on the orders of King Magnus IV of Sweden on 17 November, 1340.

1341

Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Enkoping, ruled by Mayor Ulf.
King Magnus IV of Sweden the Young tried but failed to imprison Mayor Ulf of Enkoping, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
Mayor Ulf of Enkoping lost the war against King Magnus IV of Sweden the Young.
Sweden was attacked by the Swedish realm of Swedish Revolt, ruled by Borkvard.
King Magnus IV of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Herjedalen against the army of Swedish Revolt, commanded by Borkvard of Swedish Revolt.

1342

The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Bijas, was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
King Magnus IV of Sweden was victorious in the battle of ongermanland against the army of Swedish Revolt, commanded by Chief Bror of ongermanland.
The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Bijas, was victorious in the battle of Finnveden against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
King Magnus IV of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Halsingland against the army of Swedish Revolt, commanded by Borkvard of Swedish Revolt.
Borkvard of Swedish Revolt lost the war against King Magnus IV of Sweden the Young.
King Magnus IV of Sweden went to war against Duke Kauro of Karelia.

1343

King Magnus IV of Sweden lost the battle of Joensuu against the army of Karelia, commanded by Duke Kauro of Karelia.
The army of King Magnus IV of Sweden, commanded by Bijas, was victorious in the battle of Joensuu against the armies of Karelia.

1344

King Magnus IV of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Joensuu against the army of Karelia, commanded by Duke Kauro of Karelia.
King Magnus IV of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Kem against the army of Karelia, commanded by Duke Kauro of Karelia.

1345

King Magnus IV of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Pomorye against the army of Karelia, commanded by Duke Kauro of Karelia.

1346

King Magnus IV of Sweden the Young won the war against Duke Kauro of Karelia.
Magnus af Bjalbo usurped the Duchy of Karelia from Kauro Karjalainen.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Empire of Scandinavia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
Magnus af Bjalbo created the title of Duchy of Kola, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1347

In Gastrikland, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Magnus.

1348

King Andrei of Lithuania supported King Andrei of Lithuania in war against his enemies.
Emperor Magnus of Scandinavia married Countess Richwara, daughter of Count Gerhard of Dithmarschen.

1349

Emperor Magnus of Scandinavia died in battle against Odchigin of Odchigins Host on 2 August, 1349. His son, Erik, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
The army of Emperor Erik of Scandinavia, commanded by Bishop Hans of Vasteras, was victorious in the battle of Nyland against the armies of Odchigins Host.

1350

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

1351

Scandinavia was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Scandinavian Revolt, ruled by Thord.

1352

The army of Emperor Erik of Scandinavia, commanded by Peder, was victorious in the battle of Vastmanland against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
The army of Emperor Erik of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Georg of Faereyar, was victorious in the battle of Vista against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
The army of Emperor Erik of Scandinavia, commanded by Faste, was victorious in the battle of Vista against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.

1353

The army of Emperor Erik of Scandinavia, commanded by Peder, was victorious in the battle of Gastrikland against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.

1354

The army of Emperor Erik of Scandinavia, commanded by Peder, was victorious in the battle of Osterdalen against the armies of Scotland.
Thord of Scandinavian Revolt lost the war against Emperor Erik of Scandinavia.
Emperor Erik of Scandinavia married Duchess Sigrid, daughter of Duke Arnbjorn of Iceland.

1355

Magnus, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Erik of Scandinavia.

1356

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

1357

Emperor Erik of Scandinavia went to war against Queen Christina of Denmark.

1358

The army of Emperor Erik of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Farquhar of Caithness, was victorious in the battle of Finnveden against the armies of Denmark.
Emperor Erik of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Fyn against the army of Denmark, commanded by Queen Christina of Denmark.
Caliph Muhammad II declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Castille from the Catholics.

1359

Emperor Erik of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Slesvig against the army of Denmark, commanded by Queen Christina of Denmark.
Emperor Erik of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Aarhus against the army of Denmark, commanded by Queen Christina of Denmark.
Emperor Erik of Scandinavia died in battle against Baron Sigfred of Trelleborg on 21 May, 1359. His son, Magnus, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia went to war against Queen Christina of Denmark.

1360

The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Farquhar of Caithness, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Chief Einar of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Gotland against the armies of Khals Host.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Chief Einar of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Chief Einar of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Bornholm against the armies of Denmark.

1361

The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Chief Einar of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Denmark.
Pope Honorius V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Sunnis.
Scandinavia was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Fordianer Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arnkjell.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Bo of Tjust, was victorious in the battle of Njudung against the armies of Khals Host.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Chief Einar of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Chief Einar of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Denmark.

1362

Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia won the war against Queen Christina of Denmark.
Queen Christina of Denmark supported Queen Christina of Denmark in war against her enemies.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Chief Einar of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Ostrogothia against the armies of Balambers Host.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Chief Einar of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Balambers Host.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Nayaga of Finnmark, was victorious in the battle of Gudbrandsdalen against the armies of Fordianer Peasant Revolt.
Ragnvald of Fordianer Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia.

1363

The Crusade declared by Honorius ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Sunnis.
The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Chief Einar of Kemi, was victorious in the battle of Nyland against the armies of Horkhudaghs Host.

1364

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

1365

Pope Honorius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 5 January, 1365.

1366

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

1367

The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Farquhar of Caithness, was victorious in the battle of Halland against the armies of Ukhunas Host.

1368

Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia supported Queen Christina of Denmark in war against her enemies.
Scandinavia was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Osterdoling Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bjorn.

1369

The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Arnbjorn of Romerike, was victorious in the battle of Osterdalen against the armies of Osterdoling Peasant Revolt.
Bjorn of Osterdoling Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia.

1370

The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Farquhar of Caithness, was victorious in the battle of Gastrikland against the armies of Bilges Host.
Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia went to war against Prince Mayor Igor of Novgorod.

1371

Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia went to war against Queen Cecilia of Epirus.

1372

The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Azur of Orkney, was victorious in the battle of Vista against the armies of Epirus.
Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia lost the battle of Ferrara against the army of Epirus, commanded by Queen Cecilia of Epirus.
Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia lost the war against Queen Cecilia of Epirus.
Queen Christina of Denmark supported Queen Christina of Denmark in war against her enemies.

1373

The army of Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Folke of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Gastrikland against the armies of Maghreb.
Prince Mayor Davyd of Novgorod supported Prince Mayor Davyd of Novgorod in war against his enemies.

1374

A dragon was seen in the county of Skara.

1375

Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

1376

Queen Christina of Denmark supported Queen Christina of Denmark in war against her enemies.
Emperor Magnus II of Scandinavia died of Smallpox on 24 September, 1376. His sister, Gyla, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
Empress Gyla of Scandinavia died in battle against Kogsegu on 28 November, 1376. Her aunt, Iliana, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
Pope Marinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 16 December, 1376.

1377

Empress Iliana of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Scania against the army of Bogens Host, commanded by Bogen of Bogens Host.

1378

A river flooded parts of Rogaland in the spring.

1379

The army of Empress Iliana of Scandinavia, commanded by Bishop Ragnar of Uppsala, was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the armies of Bilges Host.

1380

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

1381

Empress Iliana of Scandinavia went to war against King William II of Scotland.
The army of Empress Iliana of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Jon of Oppland, was victorious in the battle of Finnveden against the armies of of Taganrog.
The army of Empress Iliana of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Folke of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Ross against the armies of Scotland.
Anders, the firstborn son, was born to Empress Iliana of Scandinavia.

1382

The army of Empress Iliana of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Folke of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Iona against the armies of Scotland.
The army of Empress Iliana of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Folke of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Argyll against the armies of Scotland.
The army of Empress Iliana of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Folke of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Gowrie against the armies of Scotland.

1383

The army of Empress Iliana of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Folke of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Ross against the armies of Scotland.
The army of Empress Iliana of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Folke of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Lothian against the armies of Scotland.
Empress Iliana of Scandinavia died a natural death on 28 September, 1383. Her son, Anders, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
A river flooded parts of Vastmanland in the spring.

1384

Karin af Bjalbo married Prince Andronik, son of Count Giorgi Didi of Olvia.

1385

A river flooded parts of Keitele in the spring.

1386

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

1387

A goat with three heads was born in Kainuu.

1388

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

1389

Scandinavia was attacked by the Norwegian realm of Sudurlander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Einar.
The army of Emperor Anders of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Brynjolf of Finnmark, was victorious in the battle of Sudurland against the armies of Sudurlander Peasant Revolt.
Einar of Sudurlander Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Anders of Scandinavia.

1390

Prince Mayor Davyd of Novgorod supported Prince Mayor Davyd of Novgorod in war against his enemies.

1391

Scandinavia was attacked by the Swedish realm of Scandinavian Revolt, ruled by Brynjolf the Lionheart.

1392

In Halsingland, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Emperor Anders.

1393

The army of Emperor Anders of Scandinavia, commanded by Iturgen Borjigin, was victorious in the battle of ongermanland against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.

1394

The army of Emperor Anders of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Torsten of Oulu, was defeated in the battle of Sudermannia against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
The army of Emperor Anders of Scandinavia, commanded by Mayor Peder of Hamrange, was victorious in the battle of Oulu against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.

1395

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

1396

Pope Silvester IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 24 November, 1396.

1397

Pope Lucius IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Anatolia from the Sunnis.
Emperor Anders of Scandinavia married Iliana, daughter of Iturgen Borjigin.

1398

Emperor Anders of Scandinavia lost the battle of Dal against the army of Scandinavian Revolt, commanded by Brynjolf of Scandinavian Revolt.

1399

Brynjolf of Scandinavian Revolt the Lionheart won the war against Emperor Anders of Scandinavia.
Anders of Scandinavian Revolt went to war against Emperor Filip of Scandinavia.

1400

Anders of Scandinavian Revolt was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the army of Scandinavia, commanded by King Albrikt of Finland.
Pope Lucius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 5 April, 1400.
Anders of Scandinavian Revolt lost the battle of Uppland against the army of Scandinavia, commanded by Emperor Filip of Scandinavia.
Folke, the firstborn son, was born to Anders of Scandinavian Revolt.
The army of Anders of Scandinavian Revolt, commanded by Count Ogodei of Narke, was victorious in the battle of Westrogothia against the armies of Scandinavia.
Anders of Scandinavian Revolt lost the battle of Jerusalem against the army of Scandinavia, commanded by Emperor Filip of Scandinavia.
Anders of Scandinavian Revolt lost the war against Emperor Filip of Scandinavia the Sword of the Lord.

1401

Anders of Scandinavian Revolt went to war against Emperor Filip of Scandinavia.
Caliph Idris declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Jerusalem from the Catholics.
Pope Sergius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 28 July, 1401.

1402

Anders of Scandinavian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Borganas from the enemy.

1403

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

1404

Anders of Scandinavian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Stockholm from the enemy.

1405

Anders of Scandinavian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Goksholm from the enemy.
Anders of Scandinavian Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Orebro from the enemy.

1406

Anders of Scandinavian Revolt lost the war against Emperor Filip of Scandinavia the Sword of the Lord.

1407

Sweden saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1408

A goat with three heads was born in Gastrikland.

1409

The Jihad declared by Idris Hashimid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Jerusalem.

1410

Emperor Filip of Scandinavia, the liege Lord of King Anders, died in an accident on 16 February, 1410.

1411

A goat with three heads was born in Narke.

1412

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

1413

Sweden saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1414

Sweden saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1415

King Anders of Sweden, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Anders the Apostle.
Pope Marinus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 24 September, 1415.

1416

Duke Arnaud the Old, the father of King Anders of Sweden, died of Great Pox on 20 February, 1416.

1417

Pope Hadrianus VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of an infected wound on 13 June, 1417.

1418

King Anders of Sweden died in the dungeons of Emperor Inge of Scandinavia on 2 May, 1418. His son, Einar, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Hedesunda.
A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Vastmanland.

1419

A river flooded parts of Vastmanland in the spring.

1420

A goat with three heads was born in Dal.

1421

Sweden saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1422

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

1423

Sweden saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1424

Pope Caelestinus VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 7 April, 1424.
Prince Gunnar of Sweden married Douce, daughter of Count Humbert of Artois.

1425

The Crusade declared by Victor ended with the successful conquest of Anatolia from the Sunnis.

1426

A dragon was seen in the county of Clermont.

1427

King Einar of Sweden went to war against Duke Alois of Bremen.

1428

Einar af Bjalbo usurped the Empire of Scandinavia from Inge af Fano.

1429

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

1430

Emperor Einar of Scandinavia married Princess Tinatini, daughter of King Mukhran I of Georgia.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia lost the war against Duke Magnus of Bremen.

1431

Magnus, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Einar of Scandinavia.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia went to war against King Harik of Denmark.

1432

Emperor Einar of Scandinavia lost the battle of Holstein against the army of Denmark, commanded by King Harik of Denmark.

1433

Emperor Einar of Scandinavia lost the war against King Harik of Denmark.
The army of Emperor Einar of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Alexei of Sortavala, was victorious in the battle of Kexholm against the armies of Chilaguns Host.

1434

Emperor Einar of Scandinavia went to war against King Hincomhal of Brittany.

1435

Emperor Einar of Scandinavia lost the battle of Gastrikland against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Hincomhal of Brittany.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia lost the battle of Gastrikland against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Hincomhal of Brittany.
Pope Victor IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 18 August, 1435.

1436

Emperor Einar of Scandinavia lost the war against King Hincomhal of Brittany.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia went to war against King Hincomhal of Brittany.
The army of Emperor Einar of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Bo of Nyland, was defeated in the battle of Vastmanland against the armies of Brittany.

1437

The army of Emperor Einar of Scandinavia, commanded by Filip, was victorious in the battle of Ostrogothia against the armies of Khagatais Host.

1438

Scandinavia was attacked by the Danish realm of Halland, ruled by Count Hans.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia tried but failed to imprison Count Hans of Halland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The army of Emperor Einar of Scandinavia, commanded by Filip, was victorious in the battle of Westrogothia against the armies of Halland.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia successfully led his armies, taking Varberg from the enemy.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia successfully led his armies, taking Falkenberg from the enemy.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia successfully led his armies, taking Halmstad from the enemy.
Count Hans of Halland lost the war against Emperor Einar of Scandinavia.

1439

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

1440

Scandinavia was attacked by the Swedish realm of Hille, ruled by Baron Filip.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia tried but failed to imprison Baron Filip of Hille, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1441

The army of Emperor Einar of Scandinavia, commanded by Mayor Kettilmund of Ulvila, was victorious in the battle of Kexholm against the armies of Drongs Host.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia went to war against Wali-Malik Timer of Novgorod.
Baron Filip of Hille lost the war against Emperor Einar of Scandinavia.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia lost the battle of Ladoga against the army of Novgorod, commanded by Wali-Malik Timer of Novgorod.

1442

Emperor Einar of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Kexholm against the army of Novgorod, commanded by Wali-Malik Timer of Novgorod.
Emperor Einar of Scandinavia died succumbing to severe injuries on 22 June, 1442. His son, Magnus, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hedesunda.
Several people in Gastrikland spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1443

Scandinavia was attacked by the French realm of Normandy, ruled by Duke Onfroy.

1444

The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Ulf of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Sudermannia against the armies of Drongs Host.
The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Filip, was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the armies of Novgorod.

1445

Pope Hadrianus VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of poor health on 22 February, 1445.
Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia won the war against Wali-Malik Timer of Novgorod.
Magnus af Bjalbo usurped the Duchy of Novgorod from Timer.

1446

The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Loup of Artois, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of France.
The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Loup of Artois, was victorious in the battle of Oldenburg against the armies of France.
The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Loup of Artois, was victorious in the battle of Osnabruck against the armies of France.

1447

Caliph Husam declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Jerusalem from the Catholics.
The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Loup of Artois, was victorious in the battle of Boulogne against the armies of France.
The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Loup of Artois, was victorious in the battle of Guines against the armies of France.
Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia married Duchess Linda, daughter of Blessed Gunnar of Burgundy.
The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Count Loup of Artois, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of France.

1448

Duke Onfroy of Normandy lost the war against Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia.
Pope Innocentius VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 1 December, 1448.

1449

Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
Birger, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia.
Scandinavia was attacked by the Swedish realm of Norway, ruled by King Tore.
Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia tried but failed to imprison King Tore of Norway, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
The Jihad declared by Husam Hashimid ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Catholics.

1450

Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Medelpad against the army of Norway, commanded by King Sigurd III of Norway.
The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Duke Ulf of Karelia, was victorious in the battle of Sudermannia against the armies of Tervels Host.
Scandinavia was attacked by the French realm of Blois, ruled by Duke Godefroy the Bold.
Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Kinda against the army of Norway, commanded by Duke Anders of Ostrogothia.
Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Vista against the army of Norway, commanded by Duke Torsten II of Nidaros.

1451

The army of Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia, commanded by Bishop Mats of osele, was defeated in the battle of Finland against the armies of Norway.
Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Sudermannia against the army of Norway, commanded by Count Henrik of Ostrogothia.
Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Vista against the army of Norway, commanded by King Sigurd III of Norway.

1452

Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of Oland against the army of Norway, commanded by King Sigurd III of Norway.
Emperor Magnus III of Scandinavia was victorious in the battle of More against the army of Norway, commanded by King Sigurd III of Norway.