Started this to get the Got Land Acheivement. Only after I founded an Empire did I find out you hvae to START with Gotland. Instead rampaged across Central Europe into Italy as a Reformed Pagan Empire only to have my ruler die of small pox in the 1100s with no heir.

Also tried to get History is in my Blood Acheivement. My heir (of the new dynasty) got it when the game ended. So no Acheivements.

Rulers

Name	From	Until	Cause of end of reign	Relationship with predecessor	Primary Holding
King Bjorn		23 July, 874	was slain by Arnbjorn in a chaotic battlefield duel		Sweden
King Eirikr ''the Lame''	23 July, 874	9 February, 881	died of Great Pox	son of King Bjorn	Sweden
King Bjorn II	9 February, 881	5 November, 882	died in battle against Sverker	son of King Eirikr	Sweden
King Hrane ''the Cruel''	5 November, 882	29 April, 908	died under suspicious circumstances	cousin of King Bjorn II	Sweden
Queen Sif	29 April, 908	19 April, 911	died of Scurvy	kinswoman of King Hrane	Sweden
King Karl ''the Lion''	19 April, 911	6 December, 932	committed suicide	son of Queen Sif	Sweden
Queen Bodil	6 December, 932	17 December, 933	died in battle against Adalbero of Catholic Uprising	sister of King Karl	Sweden
Queen Katarina	17 December, 933	1 February, 946	died in battle against Sandor	sister of Queen Bodil	Sweden
Fylkir Ragnarr ''the Fowler''	1 February, 946	18 April, 985	died a natural death	son of Queen Katarina	Sweden
Fylkir Eilif ''the Holy''	18 April, 985	21 March, 1006	died in battle against Veli Kemilainen	son of Fylkir Ragnarr	Sweden
Fylkir Ragnarr II ''the Sword of Tyr''	21 March, 1006	9 February, 1015	died in battle against Jarl Hrorekr of Vestlandet	son of Fylkir Eilif	Sweden
Fylkja THyra ''the Sword of the Thunderer''	9 February, 1015	1 January, 1048	died in battle	daughter of Fylkir Ragnarr II	Sweden
Fylkir Gunnarr ''the Pale Spider''	1 January, 1048	11 May, 1071	died of poor health	son of Fylkja THyra	Sweden
Fylkir Gandalfr	11 May, 1071	27 February, 1073	died of the dreaded Plague	son of Fylkir Gunnarr	Sweden
Fylkja Ulfhildr	27 February, 1073	27 April, 1075	died under suspicious circumstances	sister of Fylkir Gandalfr	Sweden
Fylkja Sigrid	27 April, 1075	13 September, 1087	died in battle against Duke Gilles of Auvergne	aunt of Fylkja Ulfhildr	Sweden
Fylkir Sigtrygg ''the Holy''	13 September, 1087	8 May, 1094	was murdered on the orders of Rognfrid Snjalli	son of Fylkja Sigrid	Sweden
Fylkir Hrolfr ''the Dragon''	8 May, 1094	13 April, 1114	died in battle	brother of Fylkir Sigtrygg	Sweden
Fylkir Frodi ''the Legendary''	13 April, 1114	15 June, 1133	died after a disagreement with a meal	son of Fylkir Hrolfr	Sweden
Fylkir Hrolfr II ''the Great''	15 June, 1133	21 November, 1169	died under suspicious circumstances	son of Fylkir Frodi	Sweden
Fylkir Sorkver	21 November, 1169	3 May, 1173	Game Ended	son of Fylkir Hrolfr II	Sweden

Chronicles

867

• This is the Chronicle of House af Munso, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
• King Bjorn of Uppland went to war against Steinn of Gotland.
• Eirikr af Munso married Przybyczesc, daughter of High Chief Slezaslaw of Silesia.
• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Gotland Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Uppland Ironside won the war against Steinn of Gotland.
• King Bjorn of Uppland was victorious in the battle of Bernicia against the army of Meath, commanded by King Aed of Meath.
• King Bjorn of Uppland was victorious in the battle of Durham against the army of Brycheiniog, commanded by Count Elisedd of Brycheiniog.

868

• King Bjorn of Uppland went to war against King Vagn of Smaland.
• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Sevede Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking More Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Varend Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Finnveden Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Njudung Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Uppland Ironside won the war against King Vagn of Smaland.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the Jarldom of Smaland from Vagn Njudunge.
• King Bjorn of Uppland lost the battle of Kent against the army of Wessex, commanded by King AEthelred of Wessex.

869

• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Tintagel from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Uppland held a great blot at Uppland.

870

• King Bjorn of Uppland went to war against King Hrane of Westrogothia.
• King Bjorn of Uppland Ironside won the war against King Hrane of Westrogothia.
• Bjorn af Munso usurped the Jarldom of Westrogothia from Hrane Gautske.

871

• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Vlaardingen from the enemy.

872

• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Dordrecht from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Uppland successfully led his armies, taking Alkmaar from the enemy.

873

• Bjorn af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Sweden, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Bjorn of Sweden went to war against King Sigurdr of Sjaelland.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Baahuslen Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Halland Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Scania Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Lund from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Sjaelland Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Lejre from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden Ironside won the war against King Sigurdr of Sjaelland Snake-in-the-eye.

874

• King Bjorn of Sweden went to war against Gudrodr of Herjedalen.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Herjedalen Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden went to war against Ragnarr of Medelpad.
• King Bjorn of Sweden Ironside won the war against Gudrodr of Herjedalen.
• King Bjorn of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Medelpad Tribe from the enemy.
• King Bjorn of Sweden went to war against Sverker of Angermanland.
• King Bjorn of Sweden was slain by Arnbjorn in a chaotic battlefield duel on 23 July, 874. His son, Eirikr, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• King Eirikr of Sweden won the war against Ragnarr of Medelpad.
• King Eirikr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Angermanland Tribe from the enemy.
• King Eirikr of Sweden won the war against Sverker of Angermanland.
• King Eirikr of Sweden held a great blot at Uppland.

875

• King Eirikr of Sweden went to war against High Chief Ihala II of Finland.
• King Eirikr of Sweden, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Eirikr the Lame.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Upplander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arngrimr.
• King Eirikr of Sweden the Lame won the war against High Chief Ihala II of Finland.
• Eirikr af Munso usurped the Chiefdom of Finland from Voitto Korhonen.

876

• Bjorn af Munso married Brek?ta, daughter of High Chief Palemon of Lithuania.
• King Eirikr of Sweden lost the battle of Uppland against the army of Upplander Peasant Revolt, commanded by Kolbjorn of Upplander Peasant Revolt.
• King Eirikr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Aland Tribe from the enemy.
• Kolbjorn of Upplander Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Eirikr of Sweden the Lame.

877

• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Upplander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Falki.
• Hrodulfr of Upplander Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Eirikr of Sweden the Lame.

878

• King Eirikr of Sweden went to war against Tore of Agder.
• King Eirikr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Agder Tribe from the enemy.
• King Eirikr of Sweden the Lame won the war against Tore of Agder.

879

• King Eirikr of Sweden supported King Haraldr of Viken in war against his enemies.

880

• A dragon was seen in the county of Angermanland.

881

• King Eirikr of Sweden died of Great Pox on 9 February, 881. His son, Bjorn, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• Sweden was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Rugenian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Szymon.
• Szymon of Rugenian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Bjorn II of Sweden.

882

• King Bjorn II of Sweden died in battle against Sverker on 5 November, 882. His cousin, Hrane, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• A goat with three heads was born in Vastmanland.

883

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

884

• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Herjedalian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Asbjorn.
• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Ake of Baahuslen, was victorious in the battle of Herjedalen against the armies of Herjedalian Peasant Revolt.
• Asbjorn of Herjedalian Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Hrane of Sweden.

885

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

886

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

887

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

888

• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Ake of Baahuslen, was victorious in the battle of Winchester against the armies of Wessex.

889

• King Hrane of Sweden went to war against King Frirek of Jylland.

890

• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Hakon, was victorious in the battle of Slesvig against the armies of Jylland.

891

• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Ake of Baahuslen, was victorious in the battle of Aalborg against the armies of Jylland.
• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Ofeig, was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of Jylland.
• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Ake of Baahuslen, was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the armies of Jylland.
• King Hrane of Sweden won the war against King Frirek of Jylland.
• Hrane af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Holstein, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

892

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

893

• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Jylland, ruled by Jarl Eirikr II.
• King Hrane of Sweden tried but failed to imprison Jarl Eirikr II of Jylland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

894

• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Gudrodr of Herjedalen, was victorious in the battle of Mecklenburg against the armies of Jylland.
• King Hrane of Sweden married Malgorzata, daughter of Chief Radoslav of Lubeck.
• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Gudrodr of Herjedalen, was victorious in the battle of Varde against the armies of Jylland.
• King Hrane of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Aalborg Tribe from the enemy.

895

• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Gudrodr of Herjedalen, was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the armies of Jylland.
• King Hrane of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Skagen Tribe from the enemy.
• King Hrane of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Dithmarschen Tribe from the enemy.

896

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

897

• Jarl Eirikr II of Jylland the Ill-Ruler made peace with King Hrane of Sweden.

898

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

899

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Hereford just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmerss fields.

900

• Queen Ingjerdr Poison-Tooth, the mother of King Hrane of Sweden, died of Cancer on 4 January, 900.
• King Hrane of Sweden held a great blot at Essex.
• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Fredrik of Derby, was victorious in the battle of Leicester against the armies of Hwicce.
• King Hrane of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Middlesex against the army of York, commanded by King Toke of York.

901

• King Hrane of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Oxford against the army of Hwicce, commanded by King AEthelwulf of Hwicce.

902

• King Hrane of Sweden, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Hrane the Cruel.
• King Hrane of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Hull against the army of York, commanded by King Toke of York.

903

• King Hrane of Sweden went to war against King Halfdan of Norway.
• King Hrane of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Gudbrandsdalen against the army of Norway, commanded by King Halfdan of Norway.
• King Hrane of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Sogn against the army of Norway, commanded by Alfgeir of Sogn.
• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Gudrun of Angermanland, was victorious in the battle of Osterdalen against the armies of Norway.
• King Hrane of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Hedmark against the army of Norway, commanded by Sorkver of Rogaland.
• King Hrane of Sweden the Cruel won the war against King Halfdan of Norway.

904

• A dragon was seen in the county of Aalborg.

905

• Hrane af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Mercia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Hrane of Sweden went to war against Anundr of Bornholm.
• King Hrane of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Bornholm against the army of Bornholm, commanded by Anundr of Bornholm.
• King Hrane of Sweden the Cruel won the war against Anundr of Bornholm.
• Ulfr, the firstborn son, was born to King Hrane of Sweden.

906

• King Hrane of Sweden went to war against High Chief Svarnas of Lithuania.
• King Hrane of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Werle against the army of Lithuania, commanded by Chieftess Grasus of Marienburg.
• Queen Malgorzata Red-cheeks, the wife of King Hrane of Sweden, was killed by a wild beast on 14 August, 906.

907

• King Hrane of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Blekinge against the army of Lithuania, commanded by High Chief Svarnas II of Lithuania.
• King Hrane of Sweden the Cruel won the war against High Chief Svarnas II of Lithuania.
• Hrane af Munso usurped the Chiefdom of Blekinge from Tolir Knytling.

908

• King Hrane of Sweden went to war against High Chief Rastos of Lapland.
• King Hrane of Sweden the Cruel won the war against High Chief Rastos of Lapland.
• Hrane af Munso usurped the Chiefdom of Westrobothnia from Rastos Sapmi.
• King Hrane of Sweden went to war against King Alfr of Norway.
• The army of King Hrane of Sweden, commanded by Starkadr of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Medelpad against the armies of Norway.
• King Hrane of Sweden died under suspicious circumstances on 29 April, 908. His kinswoman, Sif, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• The army of Queen Sif of Sweden, commanded by Grimr of Kakisalmi, was victorious in the battle of Bergenhus against the armies of Norway.
• Queen Sif of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Osterdalen against the army of Norway, commanded by King Alfr of Norway.
• Queen Sif of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Telemark against the army of Norway, commanded by Sorkver of Rogaland.

909

• Queen Sif of Sweden successfully led her armies, taking Sogn Tribe from the enemy.
• Queen Sif of Sweden won the war against King Alfr of Norway the Confessor.
• Queen Sif of Sweden went to war against Dag of Norwegian Revolt.
• The army of Queen Sif of Sweden, commanded by Godi Arnfast of Raivola, was defeated in the battle of Kakisalmi against the armies of Karelia.
• Queen Sif of Sweden successfully led her armies, taking Romerike Tribe from the enemy.

910

• Queen Sif of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Osterdalen against the army of Norwegian Revolt, commanded by Dag of Norwegian Revolt.
• Queen Sif of Sweden won the war against Dag of Norwegian Revolt.
• The army of Queen Sif of Sweden, commanded by Jarl Rikulfr of Ostrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Kakisalmi against the armies of Karelia.
• Karl, the firstborn son, was born to Queen Sif of Sweden.

911

• Queen Sif of Sweden died of Scurvy on 19 April, 911. Her son, Karl, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• Sweden was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Kajetan.
• King Ulfr of Denmark supported King Ulfr of Denmark in war against his enemies.

912

• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Albrecht, was defeated in the battle of Lincoln against the armies of The Isles.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Anundr, was victorious in the battle of Havelberg against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Kajetan of Catholic Uprising lost the war against King Karl of Sweden.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Solvi Auster, was defeated in the battle of Aland against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Valdemar Nerking, was victorious in the battle of Lolland against the armies of Hrorekrs Host.
• Sumarlidi, the father of King Karl of Sweden, died succumbing to severe injuries on 8 December, 912.

913

• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Geirr, was victorious in the battle of Narke against the armies of Estonia.

914

• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Eirikr, was victorious in the battle of Vastmanland against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Vastmanlander Peasant Revolt, ruled by Rognvaldr.

915

• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Geirr, was victorious in the battle of Vastmanland against the armies of Vastmanlander Peasant Revolt.
• Rognvaldr of Vastmanlander Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Karl of Sweden.
• King Ulfr of Denmark supported King Ulfr of Denmark in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Eirikr, was victorious in the battle of Slesvig against the armies of East Francia.

916

• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Eirikr, was victorious in the battle of Bremen against the armies of East Francia.

917

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Hamburg just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmerss fields.

918

• A goat with three heads was born in Fyn.

919

• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Mercia, ruled by Jarl Arni.
• King Karl of Sweden tried but failed to imprison Jarl Arni of Mercia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Eirikr, was victorious in the battle of Lincoln against the armies of Mercia.

920

• King Holmger of Mercia lost the war against King Karl of Sweden.

921

• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Dag Gunarrson, was victorious in the battle of Somerset against the armies of Brittany.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Eirikr, was victorious in the battle of Gloucester against the armies of Man.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Dag Gunarrson, was defeated in the battle of Winchester against the armies of Brittany.
• Bodil af Munso married King Ulfr, son of King Hrane of Sweden.
• King Ulfr of Denmark supported King Ulfr of Denmark in war against his enemies.

922

• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Bo Hrafn, was defeated in the battle of Angermanland against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Eirikr, was victorious in the battle of Varend against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Geirr, was victorious in the battle of Romerike against the armies of Ostrobothnia.

923

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

924

• King Karl of Sweden went to war against King Freyr of Norway.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Eirikr, was victorious in the battle of Vastmanland against the armies of Norway.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Einarr, was victorious in the battle of Halland against the armies of Gelre.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Eirikr, was victorious in the battle of Vestfold against the armies of Norway.

925

• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Steinn, was victorious in the battle of Osnabruck against the armies of Norway.

926

• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Haesteinn of Herjedalen, was victorious in the battle of Hadeln against the armies of Norway.
• King Karl of Sweden won the war against King Freyr of Norway.
• Karl af Munso usurped the Kingdom of Norway from Freyr Yngling.
• King Ulfr of Denmark supported King Ulfr of Denmark in war against his enemies.

927

• King Karl of Sweden, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Karl the Lion.

928

• King Karl of Sweden supported King Oysteinn of Oppland in war against his enemies.

929

• Sweden was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of English Liberation Revolt, ruled by Beorhtnoth.
• Karl af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Halsingland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sweden was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Rostocker Peasant Revolt, ruled by Walenty.
• King Karl of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Derby against the army of English Liberation Revolt, commanded by Beorhtnoth of English Liberation Revolt.
• Beorhtnoth of English Liberation Revolt lost the war against King Karl of Sweden the Lion.
• The army of King Karl of Sweden, commanded by Ofeig af Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Rostock against the armies of Rostocker Peasant Revolt.
• Walenty of Rostocker Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Karl of Sweden the Lion.

930

• Sweden was attacked by the Anglo-Saxon realm of Bedford, ruled by Countess Margaret.
• King Karl of Sweden the Lion tried but failed to imprison Countess Margaret of Bedford, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• King Karl of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Chelmno against the army of Skalvia, commanded by High Chief Antanas of Skalvia.
• King Karl of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the army of Skalvia, commanded by High Chief Antanas of Skalvia.

931

• King Karl of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Leicester against the army of Bedford, commanded by Countess Margaret of Bedford.
• Countess Margaret of Bedford lost the war against King Karl of Sweden the Lion.

932

• Karl af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Bergslagen, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Karl of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Sambia Tribe from the enemy.
• King Karl of Sweden committed suicide on 6 December, 932. His sister, Bodil, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• A goat with three heads was born in Werben.

933

• Sweden was attacked by the German realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Adalbero.
• Queen Bodil of Sweden died in battle against Adalbero of Catholic Uprising on 17 December, 933. Her sister, Katarina, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• Adalbero of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Queen Katarina of Sweden.

934

• A goat with three heads was born in Lolland.

935

• Queen Katarina of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Dal against the army of Opplending Revolt, commanded by Karl of Akershus.
• Queen Katarina of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Wermelandia against the army of Opplending Revolt, commanded by Solvi of Romerike.

936

• Queen Katarina of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Durham against the army of England, commanded by Bo of Durham.
• Queen Katarina of Sweden lost the battle of Bernicia against the army of England, commanded by King Toke of England.

937

• The army of Queen Katarina of Sweden, commanded by Mayor Folki of Bury, was victorious in the battle of Leeds against the armies of Hwicce.

938

• Queen Katarina of Sweden went to war against Steinn of Opplending Revolt.
• Queen Katarina of Sweden supported King Ulfr of Denmark in war against his enemies.

939

• The army of Queen Katarina of Sweden, commanded by Ceneu, was defeated in the battle of Angermanland against the armies of Estonia.
• Queen Katarina of Sweden married Hrane, son of King Ulfr of Denmark.
• Hrane af Munso married Queen Katarina, daughter of Sumarlidi.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Oland, ruled by Yngvar.
• Queen Katarina of Sweden tried but failed to imprison Yngvar of Oland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Yngvar of Oland lost the war against Queen Katarina of Sweden.

940

• Ragnarr af Munso married Gyda, daughter of Jarl THorfinn of Bergslagen.

941

• Queen Katarina of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Tukums against the army of Estonia, commanded by King Kaur of Estonia.
• Queen Katarina of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Shrewsbury against the army of Ingolfrs Host, commanded by Ingolfr of Ingolfrs Host.

942

• Queen Katarina of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the army of Estonia, commanded by Chief Lattelemb of Jarva.

943

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

944

• Queen Katarina of Sweden lost the battle of Tukums against the army of Estonia, commanded by King Kaur of Estonia.

945

• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Swedish Revolt, ruled by Eirikr the Mutilator.

946

• Queen Katarina of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Narke against the army of Swedish Revolt, commanded by Jarl Styrkar of Westrogothia.
• Queen Katarina of Sweden died in battle against Sandor on 1 February, 946. Her son, Ragnarr, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• King Ragnarr divorced Gyda Vase.
• King THorolfr of England supported King THorolfr of England in war against his enemies.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Narke against the army of Swedish Revolt, commanded by Jarl Styrkar of Westrogothia.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Narke against the army of Swedish Revolt, commanded by Jarl Styrkar of Westrogothia.
• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Eilif Vase, was defeated in the battle of Wermelandia against the armies of Swedish Revolt.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden lost the battle of Westrogothia against the army of Swedish Revolt, commanded by Hrane of Westrogothia.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden lost the battle of Sudermannia against the army of Swedish Revolt, commanded by Eirikr of Swedish Revolt.
• Eirikr of Swedish Revolt the Mutilator won the war against King Ragnarr of Sweden.

947

• A goat with three heads was born in Tjust.

948

• A dragon was seen in the county of Gastrikland.

949

• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Bergslagen, ruled by Jarl THorfinn II.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden tried but failed to imprison Jarl THorfinn II of Bergslagen, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Jarnbaraland against the army of Bergslagen, commanded by Hysing of Jarnbaraland.
• Sweden was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Danziger Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ryszard.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Dal against the army of Bergslagen, commanded by Jarl THorfinn II of Bergslagen.
• Rognfrid af Munso married Sumarlidi, son of King Karl of Sweden.
• Ryszard of Danziger Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Ragnarr of Sweden.
• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Birger of Ostfriesland, was victorious in the battle of Friesland against the armies of Frisian Liberation Revolt.
• Jarl THorfinn II of Bergslagen lost the war against King Ragnarr of Sweden.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Aland, ruled by Freyr.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden tried but failed to imprison Freyr of Aland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

950

• King THorolfr of England supported King THorolfr of England in war against his enemies.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Aland Tribe from the enemy.
• Freyr of Aland lost the war against King Ragnarr of Sweden.

951

• King Ragnarr of Sweden married Kristina, daughter of King Toke of England.

952

• King Ragnarr of Sweden went to war against High Chief Piast II of Mazovia.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Blekinge Tribe from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Solvesborg Slott from the enemy.
• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Birger of Ostfriesland, was victorious in the battle of Norfolk against the armies of Catholic Uprising.

953

• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Bornholm Tribe from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Knudsker from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Werle against the army of Mazovia, commanded by Chief Strojmir of South Bohemia.
• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Styrbjorn Skytte, was victorious in the battle of Aland against the armies of Mazovia.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Danzig from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Tuchel from the enemy.
• King THorolfr of England supported King THorolfr of England in war against his enemies.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Bytow from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Lebork from the enemy.

954

• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Ofeig af Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Lubeck against the armies of Mazovia.

955

• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Bornholm Tribe from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Knudsker from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden won the war against High Chief Wladyslaw of Mazovia.
• Ragnarr af Munso usurped the Chiefdom of Bornholm from Ake Hammer.

956

• King Ragnarr of Sweden went to war against Jarl Ragnarr of Smaland.
• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Tolir, was defeated in the battle of Kinda against the armies of Smaland.

957

• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Oland Tribe from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden won the war against Jarl Ragnarr of Smaland.
• Ragnarr af Munso usurped the Chiefdom of Gotland from Ragnarr af Munso.
• Eilif, the firstborn son, was born to King Ragnarr of Sweden.

958

• King Ragnarr of Sweden held a great blot at Uppland.

959

• Jarl Ragnarr, the heir of King Ragnarr of Sweden, was offered up in sacrifice to the Gods by King Ragnarr of Sweden on 15 January, 959.
• Jarl Haesteinn of Smaland married Saga, daughter of Vagn av Telemark.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden supported King Barid of Norway in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Ofeig af Gotland, was victorious in the battle of Narke against the armies of Baldrs Host.
• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Bersi of Rugard, was victorious in the battle of Skara against the armies of Pomerania.
• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Falki Ulfing, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Pomerania.

960

• Sweden was attacked by the Polish realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Wieslaw.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden was victorious in the battle of Danzig against the army of Catholic Uprising, commanded by Wieslaw of Catholic Uprising.
• Wieslaw of Catholic Uprising lost the war against King Ragnarr of Sweden.

961

• Sweden was attacked by the Polish realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Jacek.
• Jacek of Catholic Uprising lost the war against King Ragnarr of Sweden.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Wittstock from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Havelberg from the enemy.
• The army of King Ragnarr of Sweden, commanded by Falki Ulfing, was victorious in the battle of Savo against the armies of Tavastia.
• Sweden was attacked by the Polish realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Strasz.

962

• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Aland, ruled by THorsteinn.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden tried but failed to imprison THorsteinn of Aland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Aland Tribe from the enemy.
• THorsteinn of Aland lost the war against King Ragnarr of Sweden.
• Strasz of Catholic Uprising lost the war against King Ragnarr of Sweden.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Chelmno Tribe from the enemy.
• King Ragnarr of Sweden successfully led his armies, taking Briesen from the enemy.

963

• King Ragnarr of Sweden converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Jarl Ormr of Westrogothia, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Ragnarr, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Jarl Haesteinn of Ostrogothia, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Ragnarr, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Jarl Haesteinn of Smaland, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Ragnarr, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Jarl THorfinn II of Bergslagen, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Ragnarr, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Eskild of West Geatish Revolt, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Ragnarr, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Jarl Orvar of Halsingland, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Ragnarr, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Jarl Grimr of Sjaelland, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Ragnarr, converted from Old Germanic to Germanic.
• Fylkir Ragnarr led the reformation of the Germanic, and copies of The Sagas were spread and read everywhere to honor Thor.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Plock from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr went to war against King Barid of Norway.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the army of Norway, commanded by Tjudmund of Baahuslen.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Vestfold against the army of Norway, commanded by Hrodulfr of Vestfold.

964

• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Westrobothnia against the army of Norway, commanded by King Barid of Norway.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Jamtland against the army of Norway, commanded by Sigtrygg of Jamtland.

965

• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Rogaland against the army of Norway, commanded by Sumarlidi of Rogaland.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Agder against the army of Norway, commanded by Hrorekr of Agder.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Osterdoling Peasant Revolt, ruled by Rikulfr.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Arngrimr, was victorious in the battle of Gudbrandsdalen against the armies of Norway.

966

• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Magni Yngling, was victorious in the battle of Sudermannia against the armies of Norway.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Romerike against the army of Osterdoling Peasant Revolt, commanded by Rikulfr of Osterdoling Peasant Revolt.
• Rikulfr of Osterdoling Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Ragnarr.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Starkadr of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Osterdalen against the armies of Ormrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Magni Yngling, was victorious in the battle of Finnveden against the armies of Finnvedian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Haesteinn, was defeated in the battle of Hedmark against the armies of Ormrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Ragnarr, was defeated in the battle of Akershus against the armies of Ormrs Host.

967

• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Vestisland against the army of Norway, commanded by Jarl Hjorleifr of Iceland.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Magni Yngling, was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the armies of Norway.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Sudurland against the army of Norway, commanded by Ivar of Sudurland.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Austisland against the army of Norway, commanded by Jarl Hjorleifr of Iceland.
• Fylkir Ragnarr won the war against King Barid of Norway.
• Ragnarr af Munso usurped the Kingdom of Norway from Barid af Munso.
• Ragnarr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Jamtland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

968

• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Vestisland.
• Fylkir Ragnarr held a great blot at Uppland.

969

• Fylkir Ragnarr went to war against King Louis V of Aquitaine.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Arngrimr, was victorious in the battle of Maine against the armies of Aquitaine.

970

• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Maine against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by Duke Amaury of Anjou.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Maine against the army of Lower Lorraine, commanded by Duchess Amelie of Lower Lorraine.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Folki Skytte, was victorious in the battle of Maine against the armies of Aquitaine.
• Fylkir Ragnarr won the war against King Louis V of Aquitaine the Depraved.
• Ragnarr af Munso usurped the Chiefdom of Rennes from Eve de Vaudemont.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Iceland, ruled by Jarl Ivar.
• Fylkir Ragnarr tried but failed to imprison Jarl Ivar of Iceland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Austisland against the army of Iceland, commanded by Hjorleifr of Vestisland.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Sudurland against the army of Iceland, commanded by King Hjorleifr of Iceland.

971

• Khan Magotin of Ezgil supported Khan Magotin of Ezgil in war against his enemies.
• Fylkir Ragnarr was victorious in the battle of Austisland against the army of Iceland, commanded by King Hjorleifr of Iceland.
• Fylkir Ragnarr lost the battle of Vestisland against the army of Lollard Uprising, commanded by Valdemar of Lollard Uprising.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Styrbjorn Skytte, was victorious in the battle of Satakunda against the armies of Tavastia.

972

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

973

• Eilif af Munso married Sofia, daughter of Hrane af Munso.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Vestisland Tribe from the enemy.
• Jarl Hjorleifr of Iceland lost the war against Fylkir Ragnarr.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ostfriesland.
• Sweden was attacked by the Estonian realm of Estonia, ruled by King Otelemb.

974

• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Travemunde from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Starigard from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Ratzeburg from the enemy.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Dobrzyn.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Folki, was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Haraldr of Herjedalen, was victorious in the battle of Aland against the armies of Estonia.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Zwolle from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Enschede from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Gudmundr of Tjust, was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Estonia.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Deventer from the enemy.

975

• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Groningen from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Stavoren from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Dokkum from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Gudmundr of Tjust, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Estonia.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Travemunde from the enemy.
• King Otelemb of Estonia lost the war against Fylkir Ragnarr.
• Ragnarr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Jylland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnarr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Rugen, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnarr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Viken, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnarr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Flanders, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Jalo, was victorious in the battle of Keitele against the armies of Ostrobothnia.

976

• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Rome from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Tusculum from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr lost the battle of Rome against the army of Italy, commanded by King Gaucher of Italy.

977

• Fylkir Ragnarr, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Ragnarr the Fowler.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Cinarca from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Ajaccio from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Bonifacio from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Corte from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Bastia from the enemy.

978

• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Morosaglia from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr held a great blot at Corsica.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Olbia from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Aggius from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Posada from the enemy.
• Sweden was attacked by the German realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Karlmann.
• Karlmann of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Ragnarr the Fowler.

979

• Fylkir Ragnarr went to war against King Sigurdr II of Nidaros.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Nidaros Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Maere from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Naumadal Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Halogaland Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Nordland Tribe from the enemy.

980

• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Meath Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Haesteinn, was defeated in the battle of Hedmark against the armies of Styrbjorns Host.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Dublin Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Mellifont from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Leix Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Loigis from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Kildare Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking St Brigit from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Tintagel from the enemy.

981

• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking Bodmin from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr successfully led his armies, taking St. Germans from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Magni Yngling, was victorious in the battle of Hy-Many against the armies of Nidaros.

982

• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr, commanded by Jarl Kolbjorn of Halsingland, was victorious in the battle of Keitele against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• Fylkir Ragnarr the Fowler won the war against King Sigurdr II of Nidaros.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Zeeland.
• Sweden was attacked by the Dutch realm of Frisian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Eduard.
• Fylkir Ragnarr lost the battle of Brugge against the army of Frisian Liberation Revolt, commanded by Eduard of Frisian Liberation Revolt.

983

• Eduard of Frisian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Ragnarr the Fowler.

984

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

985

• Fylkir Ragnarr went to war against High Chief Oiva of Ostrobothnia.
• Fylkir Ragnarr, leader of all Germanic faithful, died a natural death on 18 April, 985.
• Fylkir Ragnarr died a natural death on 18 April, 985. His son, Eilif, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Rennes Tribe.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Bersi Skytte, was defeated in the battle of Hadeln against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Botulfr Nerking, was victorious in the battle of Westrogothia against the armies of Norway.

986

• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Keitele against the army of Ostrobothnia, commanded by High Chief Oiva of Ostrobothnia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Falki of Ostrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Satakunda against the armies of Tavastia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Haesteinn of Smaland, was victorious in the battle of Savo against the armies of Karelia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Falki of Ostrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Oulu against the armies of Ostrobothnia.

987

• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Borkvard of Blekinge, was victorious in the battle of Finland against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• Fylkir Eilif won the war against High Chief Oiva of Ostrobothnia.
• Fylkir Eilif, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Eilif the Holy.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Falki of Ostrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Tavastia against the armies of Tavastia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Grimr Vamuli, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Novgorod.

988

• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Falki of Ostrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Tavastia against the armies of Tavastia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Falki of Ostrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Kallavesi against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• Eilif af Munso inherited the Norway from Kettilmund af Munso.
• Fylkir Eilif the Holy won the war against King Sturla of Estonia.
• Eilif af Munso usurped the Chiefdom of Westrobothnia from Leppetoiv Maataiki.
• Eilif af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Lapland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

989

• Ragnarr, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkir Eilif.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Sudurland.
• Fylkir Eilif held a great blot at Mortain.

990

• Eilif af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Mecklenburg, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Eilif af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Gelre, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

991

• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Maine against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by Duke Amaury of Anjou.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Maine against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by Duke Amaury of Anjou.

992

• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by Duke Roubaud II of Poitou.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by Duke Roubaud II of Poitou.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Skaran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Snorri.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Khatir Araslan, was victorious in the battle of Skara against the armies of Skaran Peasant Revolt.
• Snorri of Skaran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Eilif the Holy.

993

• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Savo against the army of Karelia, commanded by Chief Satatieto of Joensuu.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Kallavesi against the army of Ostrobothnia, commanded by High Chief Oiva of Ostrobothnia.

994

• Eilif af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Varend, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Joensuu against the army of Karelia, commanded by Chief Satatieto of Joensuu.

995

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

996

• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Messina against the army of Calabria, commanded by Doux Ioulianos of Calabria.

997

• A river flooded parts of Dobrzyn in the spring.

998

• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Vannes against the army of Brittany, commanded by Duke Ragnarr of Penthievre.
• Jarl Snorri of Iceland, a powerful vassal of Fylkir Eilif, converted from Catholic to Germanic.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Jamtland, ruled by Jarl Anlaufr.
• Fylkir Eilif the Holy tried but failed to imprison Jarl Anlaufr of Jamtland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Sweden was attacked by the German realm of Oldenburg, ruled by Count Adalrich.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Mayor Walther of Beverstedt, was defeated in the battle of Hadeln against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Borkvard of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Lappland against the armies of Jamtland.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Tsul Dulo, was victorious in the battle of Herjedalen against the armies of Jamtland.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Einarr of Bergslagen, was victorious in the battle of Medelpad against the armies of Jamtland.

999

• Sweden was attacked by the German realm of Saxony, ruled by Duke Heinrich.
• Fylkir Eilif successfully led his armies, taking Hadeln Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the army of Germany, commanded by Duke Heinrich of Saxony.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Oldenburg against the army of Germany, commanded by Count Adalrich of Oldenburg.
• Count Adalrich of Oldenburg lost the war against Fylkir Eilif the Holy.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Lubeck against the army of Germany, commanded by Duke Heinrich of Saxony.
• Duke Heinrich of Saxony lost the war against Fylkir Eilif the Holy.

1000

• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Lappland against the army of Jamtland, commanded by Hrafn of Lappland.
• Jarl Anlaufr of Jamtland lost the war against Fylkir Eilif the Holy.
• Fylkir Eilif held a great blot at Uppland.

1001

• Fylkir Eilif went to war against High Chief Oiva of Ostrobothnia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by High Chieftess Rognfrid of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Rovaniemi against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Lappland against the army of Ostrobothnia, commanded by Chieftess Inkeri of Rovaniemi.

1002

• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Borkvard of Blekinge, was victorious in the battle of Rovaniemi against the armies of Ostrobothnia.
• Fylkir Eilif the Holy won the war against High Chief Lemetti of Ostrobothnia.
• Sweden was attacked by the French realm of Italy, ruled by King Louis IV the Tormentor.
• Sweden was attacked by the Finnish realm of Ostrobothnia, ruled by High Chief Lemetti.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Keitele against the army of Ostrobothnia, commanded by High Chief Lemetti of Ostrobothnia.

1003

• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Hrodulfr of Halsingland, was victorious in the battle of Ostfriesland against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Eirikr II of Sjaelland, was victorious in the battle of Monferrato against the armies of Italy.
• High Chief Lemetti of Ostrobothnia lost the war against Fylkir Eilif the Holy.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Savo against the army of Karelia, commanded by High Chief Satatieto of Karelia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by High Chieftess Rognfrid of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Weinsberg against the armies of Italy.

1004

• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Hrodulfr of Halsingland, was victorious in the battle of Ulm against the armies of Italy.
• King Louis IV of Italy the Tormentor lost the war against Fylkir Eilif the Holy.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Westrogothia, ruled by High Chieftess Rognfrid.
• Fylkir Eilif the Holy tried but failed to imprison High Chieftess Rognfrid of Westrogothia, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Hrodulfr of Halsingland, was victorious in the battle of Ulm against the armies of Westrogothia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Sumarlidi of Rogaland, was victorious in the battle of Hedmark against the armies of Westrogothia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Godi Arngrimr of Arkona, was defeated in the battle of Mecklenburg against the armies of Westrogothia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Kol of Rugen, was defeated in the battle of Werle against the armies of Westrogothia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Jarl Borkvard of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Narke against the armies of Westrogothia.
• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Mecklenburg against the army of Westrogothia, commanded by High Chieftess Rognfrid of Westrogothia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Sumarlidi of Rogaland, was victorious in the battle of Skara against the armies of Westrogothia.

1005

• Fylkir Eilif was victorious in the battle of Vista against the army of Westrogothia, commanded by High Chieftess Rognfrid of Westrogothia.
• High Chieftess Rognfrid of Westrogothia lost the war against Fylkir Eilif the Holy.
• Eilif af Munso usurped the Jarldom of Scania from Demid Dnistri.
• Eilif af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Ostrobothnia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Eilif af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Savonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Fylkir Eilif went to war against High Chief Satatieto of Karelia.
• The army of Fylkir Eilif, commanded by Godi Emund of Kitee, was defeated in the battle of Sortavala against the armies of Karelia.

1006

• Queen Mother Kristina, the mother of Fylkir Eilif, died a natural death on 9 January, 1006.
• Fylkir Eilif, leader of all Germanic faithful, died in battle against Veli Kemilainen on 21 March, 1006.
• Fylkir Eilif died in battle against Veli Kemilainen on 21 March, 1006. His son, Ragnarr, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II was victorious in the battle of Sortavala against the army of Karelia, commanded by Chief Haapa of Kantalahti.

1007

• Fylkir Ragnarr II won the war against High Chief Satatieto of Karelia the Whiner.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Ragnarr II the Sword of Tyr.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II held a great blot at Kantalahti.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II married Princess Henrike, daughter of King Robin II of Bavaria.
• Sweden was attacked by the Norse realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Suni.

1008

• Suni of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Ragnarr II the Sword of Tyr.

1009

• Fylkir Ragnarr II successfully led his armies, taking Mortain from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II successfully led his armies, taking Laval from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II went to war against Chief Nishkepaz of Tavastia.

1010

• Fylkir Ragnarr II was victorious in the battle of Satakunda against the army of Tavastia, commanded by Chief Nishkepaz of Tavastia.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II the Sword of Tyr won the war against Chief Nishkepaz of Tavastia.
• Ragnarr af Munso usurped the Chiefdom of Tavastia from Nishkepaz Nishkepazid.
• Ragnarr af Munso created the title of Empire of Scandinavia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnarr af Munso usurped the Jarldom of Karelia from Satatieto Karjalainen.
• Ragnarr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Holstein, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Ragnarr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Finland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1011

• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Jylland, ruled by Jarl Rikulfr.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II the Sword of Tyr tried but failed to imprison Jarl Rikulfr of Jylland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• THyra, the firstborn daughter, was born to Fylkir Ragnarr II.

1012

• Fylkir Ragnarr II was victorious in the battle of Aarhus against the army of Jylland, commanded by Jarl Rikulfr of Jylland.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II successfully led his armies, taking Shetland Tribe from the enemy.
• Jarl Rikulfr of Jylland lost the war against Fylkir Ragnarr II the Sword of Tyr.
• Ragnarr af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Denmark, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1013

• Fylkir Ragnarr II successfully led his armies, taking Erice from the enemy.

1014

• Fylkir Ragnarr II successfully led his armies, taking Trapani from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II successfully led his armies, taking Mazara from the enemy.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II successfully led his armies, taking San Giuseppe Jato from the enemy.
• King Refil of Lapland supported King Refil of Lapland in war against his enemies.
• The army of Fylkir Ragnarr II, commanded by Bertil Vamuli, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Novgorod.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II successfully led his armies, taking Nyland Tribe from the enemy.

1015

• Scandinavia was attacked by the Bolghar realm of Norway, ruled by King Yencepi.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II the Sword of Tyr tried but failed to imprison King Yencepi of Norway, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II, leader of all Germanic faithful, died in battle against Jarl Hrorekr of Vestlandet on 9 February, 1015.
• Fylkir Ragnarr II died in battle against Jarl Hrorekr of Vestlandet on 9 February, 1015. His daughter, THyra, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Hrodgar, was victorious in the battle of Oulu against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Sturla av Telemark, was victorious in the battle of Vestfold against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Hrodgar, was victorious in the battle of Oulu against the armies of Novgorod.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Anlaufr of Ostrobothnia, was victorious in the battle of Olonets against the armies of Novgorod.

1016

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Slesvig.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Sturla av Telemark, was victorious in the battle of Austisland against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Anlaufr of Ostrobothnia, was victorious in the battle of Dvina against the armies of Novgorod.
• Khan Batbayan of Norway lost the war against Fylkja THyra.

1017

• Scandinavia was attacked by the German realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Otto.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Faste Skytte, was defeated in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Novgorod.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Otto of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkja THyra.

1018

• THyra af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Frisia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Smaland, ruled by Jarl Attila.
• Fylkja THyra tried but failed to imprison Jarl Attila of Smaland, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Old Germanic Uprising, ruled by Ulfr.

1019

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Blekinge against the armies of Old Germanic Uprising.
• Ulfr of Old Germanic Uprising lost the war against Fylkja THyra.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of More against the armies of Smaland.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Oland against the armies of Smaland.
• Jarl Attila of Smaland lost the war against Fylkja THyra.

1020

• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Morian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ingolfr.

1021

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Sevede against the armies of Morian Peasant Revolt.
• Ingolfr of Morian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkja THyra.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Isle of Man against the armies of Scotland.

1022

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Galloway against the armies of Saarbrucken.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Morian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Arnbjorn.

1023

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of More against the armies of Morian Peasant Revolt.
• Arnbjorn of Morian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkja THyra.
• Fylkja THyra went to war against King Jedvard of England.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of England.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bertil, was victorious in the battle of Dithmarschen against the armies of England.

1024

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Sorkver of Hadeln, was victorious in the battle of Angermanland against the armies of Rikulfrs Host.

1025

• A dragon was seen in the county of Varde.

1026

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Godi THordr of Greifswald, was defeated in the battle of Werle against the armies of England.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bjorg Hvitserk, was victorious in the battle of Werle against the armies of England.
• Fylkja THyra won the war against King Jedvard of England the Just.

1027

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bjorg Hvitserk, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Poland.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Westrogothia, ruled by Jarl Freyr.
• Fylkja THyra tried but failed to imprison Jarl Freyr of Westrogothia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Fylkja THyra married Quadtilus, son of Jarl Attila of Smaland.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bothildr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Narke against the armies of Westrogothia.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by King Fredrik of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Baahuslen against the armies of Westrogothia.

1028

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bjorg Hvitserk, was victorious in the battle of Narke against the armies of Westrogothia.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bjorg Hvitserk, was victorious in the battle of Westrogothia against the armies of Westrogothia.
• Sigrid, the firstborn daughter, was born to Fylkja THyra.

1029

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bjorg Hvitserk, was victorious in the battle of Skara against the armies of Westrogothia.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Sigurdr of Gelre, was victorious in the battle of Sambia against the armies of Poland.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Uckermunde from the enemy.
• Jarl Freyr of Westrogothia lost the war against Fylkja THyra.
• Fylkja THyra held a great blot at Wolgast.

1030

• Fylkja THyra went to war against King Povilas of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Bjorg Hvitserk, was victorious in the battle of Narva against the armies of Estonia.

1031

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by King Fredrik of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Narva against the armies of Deltuva.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Sigurdr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by King Fredrik of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Narva against the armies of Jersika.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by King Fredrik of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Estonia.
• Fylkja THyra won the war against King Povilas of Estonia.
• Fylkja THyra, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkja THyra the Sword of the Thunderer.
• THyra af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Estonia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1032

• Gunnarr, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkja THyra.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Sigurdr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Fastes Host.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Barid, was victorious in the battle of Osterdalen against the armies of Fastes Host.

1033

• Fylkja THyra supported Warchief Cuthberht of Jomsvikings in war against his enemies.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Naklo from the enemy.
• Pope Martinus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer France from the Germanics.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Vysehrad from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Sigurdr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Kleve against the armies of Havelberg.

1034

• The Crusade declared by Martinus ended with the successful conquest of France from the Germanics.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Gorlitz Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Bautzen from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Prachen from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Doudleby from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Chynov from the enemy.

1035

• Queen Henrike, the mother of Fylkja THyra, died of the Slow Fever on 17 May, 1035.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Lenzen from the enemy.

1036

• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Wittstock from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra lost the battle of Werben against the army of Germany, commanded by King Emelrich of Germany.

1037

• Fylkja THyra went to war against King Narvait of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Suni of Oland, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Eirikrs Host.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by King Attila-Rurik of Norway, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by King Attila-Rurik of Norway, was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the armies of Estonia.

1038

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Haesteinn of Savo, was victorious in the battle of Marienburg against the armies of Galicia-Volhynia.
• King Refil of Lapland supported King Refil of Lapland in war against his enemies.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Haesteinn of Savo, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Estonia.
• Fylkja THyra the Sword of the Thunderer won the war against King Narvait of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Olafr of Satakunda, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Novgorod.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Jarl Hrodulfr of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the armies of Novgorod.

1039

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Dan, was defeated in the battle of Ladoga against the armies of Novgorod.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Onega Peninsula Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra lost the battle of Bjarmia against the army of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Hysing of Veps.

1040

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Sigurdr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Tjudmunds Host.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Smaland, ruled by Jarl Tetradus the Usurper.
• Fylkja THyra the Sword of the Thunderer tried but failed to imprison Jarl Tetradus of Smaland the Usurper, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking More Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Oland Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Ottenby from the enemy.
• Jarl Tetradus of Smaland the Usurper lost the war against Fylkja THyra the Sword of the Thunderer.

1041

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Dan of Jarva, was defeated in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Novgorod.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Folki, was defeated in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Novgorod.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Knut, was defeated in the battle of Pskov against the armies of Novgorod.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Estonian realm of Lettigallian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Otelemb.
• Fylkja THyra was victorious in the battle of Slupsk against the army of Galicia-Volhynia, commanded by High Chieftess Kraka of Pomeralia.
• Fylkja THyra was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the army of Lettigallian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Otelemb of Lettigallian Peasant Revolt.
• Otelemb of Lettigallian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkja THyra the Sword of the Thunderer.

1042

• Fylkja THyra held a great blot at Uppland.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Estonian realm of Dorpatian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Toll.

1043

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Jarl Budli II of Rugen, was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the armies of Dorpatian Peasant Revolt.
• Toll of Dorpatian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkja THyra the Sword of the Thunderer.
• Fylkja THyra went to war against Chief Kolli of Joensuu.

1044

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Godi Ake of Lejre, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Falkis Host.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Bergslagen, ruled by Jarl Gudmundr.
• Fylkja THyra the Sword of the Thunderer tried but failed to imprison Jarl Gudmundr of Bergslagen, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Joensuu Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra the Sword of the Thunderer won the war against Chief Kolli of Joensuu.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Raivola from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Sortavala Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Sigurdr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Wermelandia against the armies of Bergslagen.

1045

• The army of Fylkja THyra, commanded by Emund of Dobrzyn, was victorious in the battle of Scania against the armies of Ales Host.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Jarnbaraland Tribe from the enemy.
• Jarl Gudmundr of Bergslagen lost the war against Fylkja THyra the Sword of the Thunderer.

1046

• Fylkja THyra lost the battle of Kastamon against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Chrysogonos of Byzantine Revolt.

1047

• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Rethymno from the enemy.
• Jarl Quadtilus of Smaland was imprisoned in a dungeon in Uppland by Fylkja THyra.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Kandia from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra successfully led her armies, taking Matala from the enemy.
• Fylkja THyra, leader of all Germanic faithful, died in battle on 1 January, 1048.
• Fylkja THyra died in battle on 1 January, 1048. Her son, Gunnarr, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Uppland Tribe.

1048

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Joensuu.
• Fylkir Gunnarr married Princess Kristina, daughter of King Jedvard of England.
• Fylkir Gunnarr declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Poland from the Slavics.
• Fylkir Gunnarr declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Poland from the Slavics.
• Fylkir Gunnarr went to war against King Vladislav of Poland.

1049

• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Knut, was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Sorkver of Aalborg, was victorious in the battle of Rusa against the armies of Chernigov.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Huvatoiv, was defeated in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Chernigov.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Ulfhildr Ulfing, was defeated in the battle of Kakisalmi against the armies of Chernigov.

1050

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Gelre.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Kalisz against the army of Poland, commanded by King Vladislav of Poland.
• Ulfhildr, the firstborn daughter, was born to Fylkir Gunnarr.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Sieradz against the army of Poland, commanded by King Vladislav of Poland.

1051

• Scandinavia was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Lubecker Peasant Revolt, ruled by Krzeslaw.
• Fylkir Gunnarr lost the battle of Gostynin against the army of Poland, commanded by High Chief Yaroslav of Silesia.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by King Sigurdr of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Lubeck against the armies of Lubecker Peasant Revolt.
• Krzeslaw of Lubecker Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Gunnarr.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Sieradz against the army of Meissen, commanded by Chief Oldrich of Meissen.
• The Great Holy War declared by Gunnarr af Munso ended with the successful conquest of Poland from the Slavics. Gunnarr af Munso became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Fylkir Gunnarr won the war against King Vladislav of Poland.
• Fylkir Gunnarr, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Gunnarr the Sword of Thor.
• Jarl Quadtilus of Smaland was released from imprisonment by Fylkir Gunnarr.

1052

• Fylkir Gunnarr held a great blot at Sandomierz.
• Gunnarr af Munso adopted a feudal system in his domains, abandoning the old tribal ways.

1053

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

1054

• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Tartu, ruled by Magni.
• Fylkir Gunnarr the Sword of Thor tried but failed to imprison Magni of Tartu, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the army of Ingemars Host, commanded by Ingemar of Ingemars Host.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Jarl Gudrodr of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Kalisz against the armies of Tartu.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Jarl Kol of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the armies of Tartu.

1055

• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Jarl Gudrodr of Lapland, was victorious in the battle of Kalisz against the armies of Tartu.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Knut, was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the armies of Estonia.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Scalovia against the army of Tartu, commanded by Magni of Tartu.
• Magni of Tartu lost the war against Fylkir Gunnarr the Sword of Thor.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Riga against the army of Estonia, commanded by Chief Kullelemb of Riga.

1056

• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Opava against the army of Bohemia, commanded by Chief Yefimiy of Svaty Kopecek.
• Queen Ingfrid of Lapland supported Queen Ingfrid of Lapland in war against her enemies.

1057

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Liw.
• Gandalfr, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkir Gunnarr.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Opava against the army of Bohemia, commanded by Duke Mitrofan of Moravia.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Arnfast, was victorious in the battle of Onega Peninsula against the armies of Novgorod.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Sieradz.

1058

• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Jarl Kol of Estonia, was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Arnfast, was victorious in the battle of Onega against the armies of Novgorod.

1059

• Kristina Hvitserk was imprisoned in a dungeon in Uppland by Fylkir Gunnarr.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Arnfast, was victorious in the battle of Bjarmia against the armies of Novgorod.

1060

• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Jarl Eirikr III of Sjaelland, was victorious in the battle of Ingria against the armies of Novgorod.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Akershus against the army of Frireks Host, commanded by Frirek of Frireks Host.
• Gunnarr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Orkney, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1061

• Fylkir Gunnarr held a great blot at Hedmark.

1062

• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Kuma against the army of Khwaliz, commanded by Khagan Bugha of Khwaliz.

1063

• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Mangyshlak against the army of Transoxiana, commanded by Chief Faraz of Mangyshlak.

1064

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Rouen.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Mayor Bo of Gent, was victorious in the battle of Yperen against the armies of England.
• Fylkir Gunnarr, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Gunnarr the Pale Spider.

1065

• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Fife against the army of Scotland, commanded by Prince Budli of Ireland.
• Queen Ingfrid of Lapland supported Queen Ingfrid of Lapland in war against her enemies.

1066

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

1067

• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Jarl Falki of Jamtland, was victorious in the battle of Sudovia against the armies of Estonia.
• On 8 September, 1067, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Torzhok against the army of Vladimir, commanded by Chief Gavriil of Kashin.

1068

• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the army of Estonia, commanded by Chief Lattelemb of Riga.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Vanema against the army of Estonia, commanded by High Chieftess Ilo of Sakala.

1069

• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the army of Estonia, commanded by King Rusins of Estonia.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Tartu against the army of Estonia, commanded by King Rusins of Estonia.
• Fylkir Gunnarr went to war against King Rusins of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Gudrodr of Varde, was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the armies of Deltuva.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the army of Estonia, commanded by Chief Povilas of Kaunas.

1070

• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Riga against the army of Deltuva, commanded by Chief Vytenis of Deltuva.
• Queen Iliana of Lapland supported Queen Iliana of Lapland in war against her enemies.
• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Riga against the army of Estonia, commanded by Chief Erdenis of Memel.
• Fylkir Gunnarr the Pale Spider won the war against King Rusins of Estonia the Butcher.
• On 11 May, 1070 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 11 May, 1070 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Gunnarr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Livonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Falki of Schlawe, was victorious in the battle of Olomouc against the armies of Nigels Host.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Tjustian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Jedvard.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Telemarkian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eirikr.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Skuli av Telemark, was defeated in the battle of Telemark against the armies of Telemarkian Peasant Revolt.

1071

• Fylkir Gunnarr was victorious in the battle of Westrobothnia against the army of Lappish Revolt, commanded by Steinn of Lappish Revolt.
• On 16 March, 1071 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Odin protect us.
• The army of Fylkir Gunnarr, commanded by Gudfrid of Haldensleben, was defeated in the battle of Vestfold against the armies of Telemarkian Peasant Revolt.
• Fylkir Gunnarr, leader of all Germanic faithful, died of poor health on 11 May, 1071.
• Fylkir Gunnarr died of poor health on 11 May, 1071. His son, Gandalfr, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• The army of Fylkir Gandalfr, commanded by Jarl THorbrandr of Vestlandet, was victorious in the battle of Ostrogothia against the armies of Tjustian Peasant Revolt.
• Jedvard of Tjustian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Gandalfr.
• The army of Fylkir Gandalfr, commanded by Falki of Schlawe, was victorious in the battle of Upper Silesia against the armies of Arnfasts Host.
• On 16 June, 1071 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Odin protect us.
• On 27 June, 1071 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 27 June, 1071 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• The army of Fylkir Gandalfr, commanded by Jarl Refil of Ostrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Telemark against the armies of Telemarkian Peasant Revolt.
• Eirikr of Telemarkian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Gandalfr.
• The army of Fylkir Gandalfr, commanded by Karl of Brandenburg, was victorious in the battle of Werle against the armies of Abelards Host.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Lithuanian realm of Zemigallian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Vingoldas.

1072

• The army of Fylkir Gandalfr, commanded by Prince Oddr of England, was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the armies of Zemigallian Peasant Revolt.
• Vingoldas of Zemigallian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Gandalfr.
• The army of Fylkir Gandalfr, commanded by Jarl THorbrandr of Vestlandet, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Pomeranian Liberation Revolt.
• On 27 July, 1072 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1073

• Empress Dowager Kristina, the mother of Fylkir Gandalfr, died in the dungeons of Fylkir Gandalfr on 27 February, 1073.
• Fylkir Gandalfr, leader of all Germanic faithful, died of the dreaded Plague on 27 February, 1073.
• Fylkir Gandalfr died of the dreaded Plague on 27 February, 1073. His sister, Ulfhildr, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• Ulfhildr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Sakala, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• On 16 March, 1073 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Odin protect us.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Dutch realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by IJsbrecht.
• Jarl Quadtilus, the heir of Fylkja Ulfhildr, died of the dreaded Plague on 28 June, 1073.
• The army of Fylkja Ulfhildr, commanded by Hrolfr af Varberg, was victorious in the battle of Hainaut against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• IJsbrand of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkja Ulfhildr.

1074

• The army of Fylkja Ulfhildr, commanded by Jarl Hrolfr III of Holstein, was victorious in the battle of Borovichi against the armies of Novgorod.
• The army of Fylkja Ulfhildr, commanded by Refr of Stezyca, was victorious in the battle of Lomza against the armies of Galicia-Volhynia.
• On 16 February, 1074 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1075

• On 16 March, 1075 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 16 March, 1075 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Fylkja Ulfhildr, leader of all Germanic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 27 April, 1075.
• Fylkja Ulfhildr died under suspicious circumstances on 27 April, 1075. Her aunt, Sigrid, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Visborg.
• Fylkja Sigrid married King THordr, son of Chief THorolfr of Evreux.

1076

• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Ostrogothia, ruled by Jarl Hrorekr.
• Fylkja Sigrid tried but failed to imprison Jarl Hrorekr of Ostrogothia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Steinn of Lublin, was victorious in the battle of Njudung against the armies of Ostrogothia.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Kisa from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Horn from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Nasborg from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Alvastra from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Orvar of Scalovia, was victorious in the battle of Nyland against the armies of Ostrogothia.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Nyland Tribe from the enemy.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Pomeranian realm of Pomeranian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Wratislaw.

1077

• Jarl Hrorekr of Ostrogothia lost the war against Fylkja Sigrid.
• King Gunnarr of Lapland supported King Gunnarr of Lapland in war against his enemies.
• Fylkja Sigrid was victorious in the battle of Mecklenburg against the army of Pomeranian Liberation Revolt, commanded by Wratislaw of Pomeranian Liberation Revolt.
• Wratislaw of Pomeranian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Fylkja Sigrid.

1078

• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Jarl Haesteinn of Iceland, was victorious in the battle of Gent against the armies of England.
• Fylkja Sigrid was victorious in the battle of Tikhvine against the army of Novgorod, commanded by King Onni of Novgorod.

1079

• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Oysteinn of Finland, was victorious in the battle of Finland against the armies of Olonets.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Godi Gandalfr of Nacascogh, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Tunis.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Gudrodr of Gelre, was victorious in the battle of Novgorod against the armies of Rzheva.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Eu.

1080

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

1081

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Liege just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmerss fields.

1082

• Fylkja Sigrid was victorious in the battle of Rusa against the army of Chernigov, commanded by High Chieftess Alexandra of Bryansk.
• Fylkja Sigrid supported King Haukr of England in war against his enemies.

1083

• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Lucca from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Cascina from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Pistoia from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Altopascio from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Fiesole from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Florence from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Impruneta from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Montevarchi from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Lucignano from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Arezzo from the enemy.

1084

• Fylkja Sigrid declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Germany from the Catholics.
• Fylkja Sigrid declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Germany from the Catholics.
• Fylkja Sigrid went to war against King Gerhard of Germany.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Haukr of Wolgast, was victorious in the battle of Frankfurt against the armies of Germany.

1085

• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Haukr of Wolgast, was victorious in the battle of Frankfurt against the armies of Germany.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Magdeburg from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Mansfeld from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Braunschweig from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Hildesheim from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Bielefeld from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Waldeck from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Haukr of Wolgast, was victorious in the battle of Frankfurt against the armies of Germany.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Schweinfurt from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Wurzburg from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Marienberg from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Hammelburg from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid lost the battle of Wurzburg against the army of Bavaria, commanded by King Adalbert of Bavaria.

1086

• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Mayor Styrbjorn of Arras, was victorious in the battle of Amiens against the armies of Hainaut.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Mayor Tolir of Juterbog, was victorious in the battle of Furstenberg against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Mayor THorolfr of Geldern, was victorious in the battle of Reims against the armies of Hainaut.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by THorbrandr, was victorious in the battle of Passau against the armies of Germany.
• Fylkja Sigrid lost the battle of Weimar against the army of Bavaria, commanded by King Adalbert of Bavaria.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Einarr of Dunois, was victorious in the battle of Vermandois against the armies of Hainaut.

1087

• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Schweinfurt from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkja Sigrid, commanded by Godi Ottarr of Kokkola, was defeated in the battle of Marsan against the armies of Aquitaine.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Wurzburg from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Marienberg from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid successfully led her armies, taking Hammelburg from the enemy.
• Fylkja Sigrid, leader of all Germanic faithful, died in battle against Duke Gilles of Auvergne on 13 September, 1087.
• Fylkja Sigrid died in battle against Duke Gilles of Auvergne on 13 September, 1087. Her son, Sigtrygg, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• A dragon was seen in the county of Vista.

1088

• Fylkir Sigtrygg successfully led his armies, taking Erfurt from the enemy.
• Fylkir Sigtrygg successfully led his armies, taking Arnstadt from the enemy.
• The Great Holy War declared by Sigtrygg af Munso ended with the successful conquest of Germany from the Catholics. Sigtrygg af Munso became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Fylkir Sigtrygg won the war against King Engelbert of Germany the Holy.
• Fylkir Sigtrygg, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Sigtrygg the Holy.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Angria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sigtrygg af Munso usurped the Jarldom of Munster from Sigismund.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Bavaria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Swabia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Friesland.
• Fylkir Sigtrygg held a great blot at Thuringen.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the German realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Manfred.

1089

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Trier.
• The army of Fylkir Sigtrygg, commanded by Eirikr Skal, was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Manfred of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Sigtrygg the Holy.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Frankfurt.

1090

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Riga just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmerss fields.

1091

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Julich.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Baden, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Franconia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Varend, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Karelia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Luxembourg.
• The army of Fylkir Sigtrygg, commanded by Baldr of Sambia, was defeated in the battle of Wroclaw against the armies of THorbjorns Host.

1092

• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Wurttemberg.
• The army of Fylkir Sigtrygg, commanded by Haesteinn of Amiens, was victorious in the battle of Hainaut against the armies of England.
• The army of Fylkir Sigtrygg, commanded by Einarr of Dunois, was victorious in the battle of Sens against the armies of England.

1093

• The army of Fylkir Sigtrygg, commanded by Einarr of Dunois, was victorious in the battle of Sens against the armies of Burgundy.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Picardie, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Saxony, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Hesse, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Sigtrygg af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Finland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Fylkir Sigtrygg married Princess Hafrid, daughter of King Haukr of England.

1094

• Prince Hrolfr of Scandinavia married Alison, daughter of THordr Hvitserk.
• The army of Fylkir Sigtrygg, commanded by Gudmundr of Ingria, was victorious in the battle of Trier against the armies of Saarbrucken.
• Fylkir Sigtrygg, leader of all Germanic faithful, was murdered on the orders of Rognfrid Snjalli on 8 May, 1094.
• Fylkir Sigtrygg was murdered on the orders of Rognfrid Snjalli on 8 May, 1094. His brother, Hrolfr, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Gripsholm.
• Fylkir Hrolfr divorced Alison Hvitserk.
• Fylkir Hrolfr married Alfrid, daughter of Borkvard of Brycheiniog.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Angria, ruled by Jarl Gnupa.
• Fylkir Hrolfr tried but failed to imprison Jarl Gnupa of Angria, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Gudmundr of Ingria, was victorious in the battle of Paderborn against the armies of Angria.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Nordland.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Tecklenburg from the enemy.
• Queen Gudrun of Lapland supported Queen Gudrun of Lapland in war against her enemies.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Osnabruck from the enemy.

1095

• Scandinavia was attacked by the French realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Leon.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Cieszyn.
• Jarl Gnupa of Angria lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Gudmundr of Ingria, was victorious in the battle of Brie against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Leon of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr.

1096

• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Bohemia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Bohemia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Frodi, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkir Hrolfr.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Anundr of Kujawy, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Ghana.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Gudmundr of Ingria, was victorious in the battle of Jersika against the armies of Novgorod.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Bagge, was victorious in the battle of El Rif against the armies of Ghana.

1097

• Fylkir Hrolfr was victorious in the battle of Romny against the army of Novgorod, commanded by High Chieftess Pilvi of Vologda.
• Fylkir Hrolfr was victorious in the battle of Romny against the army of Novgorod, commanded by Chieftess Tekay of Ryazan.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Godi Anlaufr of Loviisa, was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Godi Anlaufr of Loviisa, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Estonia.

1098

• Fylkir Hrolfr was victorious in the battle of Onega against the army of Estonia, commanded by King Bukantas of Estonia.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Worms.
• Fylkir Hrolfr held a great blot at Uppland.

1099

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Antavas, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Estonia.
• Fylkir Hrolfr, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Hrolfr the Cruel.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Krakow.

1100

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Godi Anlaufr of Loviisa, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Eirikr of Karjaa, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Holmgers Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Botulfr Gunarrson, was victorious in the battle of Zemgale against the armies of Poland.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Olomouc.

1101

• Fylkir Hrolfr raised a runestone in honor of his mother, Fylkja Sigrid.

1102

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Kettil of Artois, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Tlemcen.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Vestisland.

1103

• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Zatec Tribe from the enemy.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Luneburg.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bergenhus.

1104

• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Glogow from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Zielona Gora from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Krosno from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Lower Silesia Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Swiebodzin from the enemy.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Werben.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Einarr of Dunois, was victorious in the battle of Ostrogothia against the armies of Bjorns Host.

1105

• Fylkir Hrolfr went to war against Sultan Masmud of Khenchelaia.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Verden.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Gudrodr, was victorious in the battle of Grodno against the armies of Estonia.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Castelgrande from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Bellinzona from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Castelgrande from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Lugano from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Albizzate from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Como from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Varese from the enemy.

1106

• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Lodi from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Milano from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Monza from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr the Cruel won the war against Sultan Masmud of Khenchelaia the Monster.
• Fylkir Hrolfr, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Hrolfr the Dragon.
• Fylkir Hrolfr went to war against Bishop Ratomir of Besnate.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Besnate from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr the Dragon won the war against Bishop Ratomir of Besnate.

1107

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Brugge.

1108

• Fylkir Hrolfr held a great blot at Como.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bremen.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the German realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Rudolf.

1109

• Rudolf of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr the Dragon.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Gotland, ruled by Jarl Kettilmund Son of Loki.
• Fylkir Hrolfr the Dragon tried but failed to imprison Jarl Kettilmund of Gotland Son of Loki, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Visborg from the enemy.
• Jarl Kettilmund of Gotland Son of Loki lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr the Dragon.

1110

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

1111

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Mayor Guy of Arques, was defeated in the battle of Agen against the armies of Hrodulfrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Jarl Haraldr of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Borovichi against the armies of Novgorod.
• Hrolfr af Munso usurped the Kingdom of Poland from Narimantas Alelkaitis.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Milano.

1112

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Snorri, was victorious in the battle of Scalovia against the armies of Estonia.

1113

• King Eilif of Lapland supported King Eilif of Lapland in war against his enemies.

1114

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr, commanded by Vagn of Como, was victorious in the battle of Podlasie against the armies of Galicia-Volhynia.
• Fylkir Hrolfr successfully led his armies, taking Chud Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr, leader of all Germanic faithful, died in battle on 13 April, 1114.
• Fylkir Hrolfr died in battle on 13 April, 1114. His son, Frodi, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Gripsholm.
• Fylkir Frodi held a great blot at Borovichi.

1115

• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Jarl Haraldr of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Weimar against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by THorolfr of Aalborg, was victorious in the battle of Trencin against the armies of Meissen.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Grimr of Lotharingia, was victorious in the battle of Prague against the armies of Meissen.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Grimr of Lotharingia, was victorious in the battle of Meissen against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Jarl Haraldr of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Stettin against the armies of Stettin.

1116

• King Eilif of Lapland supported King Eilif of Lapland in war against his enemies.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Magdeburger Peasant Revolt, ruled by Frodi.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Grimr of Lotharingia, was victorious in the battle of Weimar against the armies of Germany.
• Frodi of Magdeburger Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Frodi.
• High Chief Tul of Turov petitioned Fylkir Frodi to bring the Germanic faith to his pagan tribes.
• Fylkir Frodi, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Vagn of Como, was victorious in the battle of Brandenburg against the armies of Germany.
• High Chieftess Ilta of Murom petitioned Fylkir Frodi to bring the Germanic faith to her pagan tribes.
• Frodi af Munso created the title of Jarldom of the Rhine, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Frodi af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Moravia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1117

• Fylkir Frodi married Duchess Grima II, daughter of Jarl Totil of East Anglia.

1118

• Fylkir Frodi lost the battle of Romny against the army of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Dobrinya of Kargopol.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Polish realm of Plockian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gierolt.
• Gierolt of Plockian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• High Chieftess Litava of Turov petitioned Fylkir Frodi to bring the Germanic faith to her pagan tribes.
• Fylkir Frodi was victorious in the battle of Onega against the army of Novgorod, commanded by High Chief Viacheslav of Bjarmia.
• Hrolfr, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkir Frodi.
• Queen Regelinda of Estonia petitioned Fylkir Frodi to bring the Germanic faith to her pagan tribes.
• Fylkir Frodi was victorious in the battle of Onega Peninsula against the army of Novgorod, commanded by Chieftess Khatyako of Onega Peninsula.

1119

• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Kostroma Tribe from the enemy.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Osterdoling Peasant Revolt, ruled by THorsteinn.
• THorsteinn of Osterdoling Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Torzhok Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Ostashkov from the enemy.

1120

• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Ostashkov from the enemy.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Kholm Tribe from the enemy.
• Frodi af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Pomerania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Frodi af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Thurgau, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1121

• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Scandinavian Revolt, ruled by Grimr.
• Fylkir Frodi the Legendary tried but failed to imprison Grimr of Scandinavian Revolt, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• High Chief Erdzivil of Latgale petitioned Fylkir Frodi to bring the Germanic faith to his pagan tribes.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Rottenburg from the enemy.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Uffenheim from the enemy.

1122

• Fylkir Frodi was victorious in the battle of Sundgau against the army of Scandinavian Revolt, commanded by Grimr of Scandinavian Revolt.
• Grimr of Scandinavian Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Kol av Agder, was victorious in the battle of South Bohemia against the armies of Sverkers Host.
• Frodi af Munso usurped the Jarldom of Milan from Gerhild di Mantua.
• Fylkir Frodi raised a runestone in honor of his father, Fylkir Hrolfr the Dragon.
• Fylkir Frodi decided to travel to Meissen in order to meet Queen Regelinda and witness the effects of the mass conversion of her realm in the aftermath of the great ceremony.

1123

• The armies of Scandinavia, led by Godi Magni of Borgundkaupangen, captured Rome.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Borkvard of Leeuwarden, was victorious in the battle of Tours against the armies of Scotland.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Verona against the armies of Italy.

1124

• Fylkir Frodi decided to travel to Latgale in order to meet High Chief Erdzivil and witness the effects of the mass conversion of his realm in the aftermath of the great ceremony.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Cambrai, ruled by Godi Totil.
• Fylkir Frodi the Legendary tried but failed to imprison Godi Totil of Cambrai, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Fylkir Frodi held a great blot at Hainaut.

1125

• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Cambrai from the enemy.
• Godi Totil of Cambrai lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by THordr, was victorious in the battle of Bari against the armies of Italy.
• Fylkir Frodi decided to travel to Murom in order to meet Duchess Ilta and witness the effects of the mass conversion of her realm in the aftermath of the great ceremony.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Jarl Gunnarr of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Haraldrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Mantua against the armies of Italy.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Scandinavian Revolt, ruled by THorsteinn.

1126

• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Budli of Stezyca, was victorious in the battle of Finland against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Prince Ottarr of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of Lausitz against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Kronsborg from the enemy.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Vimmerby from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Kaspar, was victorious in the battle of Weinsberg against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• High Chief Dobrinya of Kargopol petitioned Fylkir Frodi to bring the Germanic faith to his pagan tribes.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Minden against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Hadeln against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• Fylkir Frodi lost the battle of Holstein against the army of Scandinavian Revolt, commanded by Jarl Haesteinn of Jamtland.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Holstein against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Lolland against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.

1127

• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Vimmerby from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Freyr of Hamburg, was victorious in the battle of Lubeck against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Tornsfall from the enemy.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Vastervik from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Freyr of Hamburg, was victorious in the battle of Hamburg against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Finland against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Maer af Waren, was victorious in the battle of Magdeburg against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Karjaa against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Jarl Gunnarr of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Weimar against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• As of 5 October, 1127, the Plague is no longer a distant rumor. Travelers from neighboring realms are now arriving with firsthand experience of the horrors it brings.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Sortavala against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• THorsteinn of Scandinavian Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Jamtland, ruled by Jarl Haesteinn Bloodaxe.
• Fylkir Frodi the Legendary tried but failed to imprison Jarl Haesteinn of Jamtland Bloodaxe, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by THorolfr of Dithmarschen, was victorious in the battle of Hadeln against the armies of Jamtland.

1128

• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Keitele against the armies of Jamtland.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Prince Ottarr of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of Regensburg against the armies of Magnis Host.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norman realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Lancelin.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Haesteinn, was defeated in the battle of Halsingland against the armies of Jamtland.

1129

• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Satakunda against the armies of Jamtland.
• Jarl Haesteinn of Jamtland Bloodaxe lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Gorm of Ingria, was victorious in the battle of Liivimaa against the armies of Holmgers Host.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Lausitz, ruled by Jarl Arni the Unchaste.
• Fylkir Frodi the Legendary tried but failed to imprison Jarl Arni of Lausitz the Unchaste, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1130

• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Zerbst against the armies of Lausitz.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Meissen against the armies of Lausitz.
• Jarl Arni of Lausitz the Unchaste lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Zatec against the armies of Bjorns Host.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Magni Sognsdal, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Deltuva.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Reims against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Lancelin of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Baden, ruled by Jarl Grimr.
• Fylkir Frodi the Legendary tried but failed to imprison Jarl Grimr of Baden, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by King Haesteinn of Denmark, was victorious in the battle of Baden against the armies of Baden.

1131

• Jarl Grimr of Baden lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• Frodi af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Transjurania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Frodi af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Great Moravia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Hrolfr of Naumadal, was victorious in the battle of Halland against the armies of Hrodgars Host.
• King Anundr of Lapland supported King Anundr of Lapland in war against his enemies.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Chief Budli of Mysliborz, was victorious in the battle of Naklo against the armies of Galicia-Volhynia.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Chief Budli of Mysliborz, was victorious in the battle of Brandenburg against the armies of Rognvaldrs Host.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the French realm of Roermond, ruled by Baron Henri.
• Fylkir Frodi successfully led his armies, taking Syrj Tribe from the enemy.

1132

• Baron Henri of Roermond lost the war against Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.
• Fylkir Frodi went to war against Baron Henri of Roermond.
• Fylkir Frodi the Legendary won the war against Baron Henri of Roermond.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Arngrimr, was victorious in the battle of Olonets against the armies of Ruthenia.
• Fylkir Frodi declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Italy from the Catholics.
• Fylkir Frodi declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Germanics were called to help conquer Italy from the Catholics.
• Fylkir Frodi went to war against King Gerhard II of Italy.

1133

• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Edla Skrauti, was victorious in the battle of Lomza against the armies of Jaroslavs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Frodi, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Bellinzona against the armies of Italy.
• Fylkir Frodi, leader of all Germanic faithful, died after a disagreement with a meal on 15 June, 1133.
• Fylkir Frodi died after a disagreement with a meal on 15 June, 1133. His son, Hrolfr, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Hatuna.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Mayor THorbjorn of Viborg, was victorious in the battle of Villach against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Brescia against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Verona against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of the The Papacy.

1134

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Solvi, was victorious in the battle of Villach against the armies of Italy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Gunnarr of Westrogothia, was victorious in the battle of Chreina against the armies of Italy.
• The Great Holy War declared by Hrolfr af Munso ended with the successful conquest of Italy from the Catholics. Hrolfr af Munso became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II won the war against King Gerhard II of Italy the Cruel.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II, through deeds and character, came to be known as Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• Hrolfr af Munso usurped the Jarldom of Pisa from Ruprecht Bosonid.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Tuscany, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hrolfr af Munso usurped the Jarldom of Susa from Wigerich Moncada.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Ancona, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Spoleto, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the German realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Ulrich.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Lesser Poland, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Anundr of Lapland supported King Anundr of Lapland in war against his enemies.

1135

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Refr of Susa, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Refr of Susa, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Ulrich of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Verona, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The armies of Scandinavia, led by Mayor Alberico of Andria, captured Rome.
• On 16 September, 1135 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Odin protect us.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Gostynin.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Friuli, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Carinthia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Jarldom of Raetia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1136

• Fylkir Hrolfr II held a great blot at Florence.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II supported King Gudrodr of England in war against his enemies.
• King Anundr of Lapland supported King Anundr of Lapland in war against his enemies.

1137

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Suert from the enemy.
• Duchess Grima II the Young, the mother of Fylkir Hrolfr II, died of the dreaded Plague on 20 June, 1137.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Veruela from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Halsten of Cieszyn, was victorious in the battle of Ladoga against the armies of Ruthenia.

1138

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Refr of Susa, was victorious in the battle of Noli against the armies of Arnbjorns Host.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II was victorious in the battle of Saluzzo against the army of England, commanded by Egill of Rosello.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Folki af Teramo, was victorious in the battle of Foggia against the armies of Khenchelaia.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by THorbrandr, was victorious in the battle of Pongau against the armies of Ireland.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Scandinavian Revolt, ruled by Gudfrid.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great tried but failed to imprison Gudfrid of Scandinavian Revolt, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1139

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by King Steinn II of Frisia, was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the armies of Scandinavian Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Frodi of Lotharingian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Hainaut against the armies of England.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Yperen.
• Gudfrid of Scandinavian Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Hlynov Tribe from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Velsk Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Haesteinn of Milano, was victorious in the battle of Milano against the armies of Sigbjorns Host.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II was victorious in the battle of Kostroma against the army of Chernigov, commanded by Chief Yaropolk of Starodub.

1140

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Onega Tribe from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Mayor Knut of Telge, was victorious in the battle of Pongau against the armies of Prince Haukrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Hjalmar of Joensuu, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of England.

1141

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Chalkis from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Rethymno from the enemy.

1142

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Kandia from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Matala from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II was victorious in the battle of Lomza against the army of Alps Host, commanded by Alp of Alps Host.

1143

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Falki of Plzen, was victorious in the battle of Scalovia against the armies of Estonia.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Flanders, ruled by Jarl Bertil II.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great tried but failed to imprison Jarl Bertil II of Flanders, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Godi Frirek of Greifswald, was victorious in the battle of Medelike against the armies of Bavaria.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Sunnmoringer Peasant Revolt, ruled by THordr.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Folki af Teramo, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of Ireland.

1144

• Scandinavia was attacked by the German realm of Braunschweigian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Christopher.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Refr of Susa, was victorious in the battle of Thuringen against the armies of Braunschweigian Peasant Revolt.
• Christopher of Braunschweigian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II was victorious in the battle of Amiens against the army of Flanders, commanded by Jarl Bertil II of Flanders.
• Ivar of Pomeranian Revolt married Princess Aslaug, daughter of King Hjalmar of Finland.
• King Arnfast of Flanders lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.

1145

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Knut, was victorious in the battle of Montbeliard against the armies of Eilifs Host.
• THordr of Sunnmoringer Peasant Revolt the Gentle lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Gudrodr of Gelre, was victorious in the battle of Prague against the armies of Arnis Host.

1146

• Fylkir Hrolfr II held a great blot at Danzig.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Sandomierskian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eirikr.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Artois.
• King Anundr of Lapland supported King Anundr of Lapland in war against his enemies.
• Eirikr of Sandomierskian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Sweden, ruled by King Faste the Mutilator.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great tried but failed to imprison King Faste of Sweden the Mutilator, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Vagn of Olonets, was defeated in the battle of Chernigov against the armies of Jabdertim.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Haukr Gunarrson, was victorious in the battle of Lubusz against the armies of Sweden.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Osteras from the enemy.

1147

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Stockholm from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Enkoping from the enemy.
• Caliph Jabir declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Africa from the Germanics.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Mayor Hrorekr of Vicopisano, was victorious in the battle of Rugen against the armies of Sweden.
• King Faste of Sweden the Mutilator lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Kingdom of France, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hrolfr af Munso created the title of Kingdom of Lithuania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by King Arni of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of Chernigov against the armies of Jabdertim.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II raised a runestone in honor of his father, Fylkir Frodi the Legendary.

1148

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by King Arni of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of Chernigov against the armies of Jabdertim.

1149

• The Jihad declared by Jabir Jabirid ended with the successful conquest of Africa from the Germanics.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Tusculum from the enemy.

1150

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Viterbo from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Tivoli from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Ostia from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Sutri from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Anagni from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Einarr of Flanders, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Einarr of Flanders, was victorious in the battle of Scalovia against the armies of Estonia.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Baden.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by King Arni of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of Prague against the armies of Arnis Host.

1151

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Orvieto from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Prince Jedvard of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of Pongau against the armies of Ottarrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Prince Holmger of Scandinavia, was victorious in the battle of Mainz against the armies of Borkvards Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Mayor Knut of Telge, was victorious in the battle of Aland against the armies of Geirrs Host.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Amelia from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Mayor Oysteinn of Sigtuna, was defeated in the battle of Eichstadt against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by King Arni of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of Medelike against the armies of Prince Botulfrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Helgi, was victorious in the battle of Jarva against the armies of Hulyens Host.

1152

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Modena.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Italian realm of Italian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Tedice.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Gunnarr of Foggia, was victorious in the battle of Taranto against the armies of England.
• Tedice of Italian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Helgi of Zaozerye, was victorious in the battle of Galindia against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Prince Holmger of Scandinavia, was victorious in the battle of Brie against the armies of Ales Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Helgi of Zaozerye, was victorious in the battle of Memel against the armies of Estonia.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II married Princess Ylva, daughter of King Snorri of Scotland.

1153

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by King Arni of Bohemia, was victorious in the battle of South Bohemia against the armies of Frodis Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Sorkver Flod, was defeated in the battle of Augsburg against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Haraldr of Narke, was victorious in the battle of Narke against the armies of Refrs Host.
• Ingjerdr, the firstborn daughter, was born to Fylkir Hrolfr II.

1154

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Bentivoglio from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Haesteinn II of Bremen, was victorious in the battle of Gudbrandsdalen against the armies of Hemmings Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Sturla of Angrian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the armies of Marrakech.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Bologna from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Forli from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Faenza from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Imola from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Ingolfr of Rugen, was victorious in the battle of Olomouc against the armies of Kettils Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Sorkver, was victorious in the battle of Esztergom against the armies of Bavaria.

1155

• Fylkir Hrolfr II held a great blot at Florence.

1156

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by High Chief Nuyaksha of Kargopol, was victorious in the battle of Medelike against the armies of Kols Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Haapa, was defeated in the battle of Nyland against the armies of Gunnarrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Hrafn of Selija, was victorious in the battle of Wielun against the armies of Styrkars Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by High Chief Nuyaksha of Kargopol, was victorious in the battle of Prague against the armies of Arnis Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by High Chief Nuyaksha of Kargopol, was victorious in the battle of Passau against the armies of England.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Valeran de Najera, was victorious in the battle of Clermont against the armies of Orvars Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Pisa.

1157

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Godi Ingjald of Vaajasalo, was victorious in the battle of Savo against the armies of Haukrs Host.
• Sorkver, the firstborn son, was born to Fylkir Hrolfr II.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Castilian realm of Astorga, ruled by Count Gil.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by High Chief Nuyaksha of Kargopol, was victorious in the battle of Nalsia against the armies of Gnupas Host.
• The armies of Scandinavia, led by Skuli of Enkoping, captured Venezia.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Fath, was defeated in the battle of Kholm against the armies of Arngrimrs Host.

1158

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

1159

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Mayor Vojtech of Kladsko, was victorious in the battle of Plzen against the armies of Hemmings Host.

1160

• Count Gil of Astorga lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Sorkver, was victorious in the battle of Sortavala against the armies of Tikshaykas Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Yngvar, was defeated in the battle of Memel against the armies of Aquitaine.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II lost the battle of Bourges against the army of Aquitaine, commanded by King Rorgon II of Aquitaine.

1161

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Godi Olafr of Ely, was defeated in the battle of Dax against the armies of Aquitaine.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Starkadr, was victorious in the battle of Prague against the armies of Arnis Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Yngvar of Scania, was victorious in the battle of Prague against the armies of Arnis Host.

1162

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Brie.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II supported King Snorri of Scotland in war against his enemies.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Russian realm of Orthodox Uprising, ruled by Mikhail.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Verdun.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of South Bohemia.

1163

• Scandinavia was attacked by the Italian realm of Italian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Adelmo.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Russian realm of Tikhvinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Vyshata.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Dunragit from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Whithorn from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Dumfries from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Helgi of Trier, was victorious in the battle of Trier against the armies of Hrorekrs Host.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Rushen from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Peel from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Maughold from the enemy.
• High Chief Yemelyan of Bjarmia petitioned Fylkir Hrolfr II to bring the Germanic faith to his pagan tribes.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the German realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Gautselin.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Dyre of Torzhok, was victorious in the battle of Tikhvine against the armies of Tikhvinian Peasant Revolt.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Skuli af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Pavia against the armies of Italian Liberation Revolt.
• Adelmo of Italian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• Vyshata of Tikhvinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Saint-Pol from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Dyre of Torzhok, was victorious in the battle of Tikhvine against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
• Mikhail of Orthodox Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Skuli af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Schwyz against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Gautselin of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.

1164

• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bihar.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Norse realm of Canefro, ruled by Gydja Gerdr.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great tried but failed to imprison Gydja Gerdr of Canefro, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by THorolfr Eirikson, was victorious in the battle of Lorraine against the armies of Prince Yngvars Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Patrician Sveinn of af Ancona, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Tusculum from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Fausto, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of England.
• Gydja Gerdr of Canefro lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.

1165

• Fylkir Hrolfr II held a great blot at Rome.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Freyr of Polotsk, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Ireland.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Viterbo from the enemy.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Samogitia.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Tivoli from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Godi Hakon of Ajlu, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of England.

1166

• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Mendune, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of Dyres Host.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Ostia from the enemy.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Italian realm of Conflens, ruled by Baron Barnaba.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Rome from the enemy.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Opava.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Piombino.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Sutri from the enemy.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Verona.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Anagni from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Valdemar of Hamburg, was victorious in the battle of Lubeck against the armies of Ottarrs Host.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Alaior from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Mastino Guideschi, was victorious in the battle of Chieti against the armies of England.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Ciutadella from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Mao from the enemy.

1167

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Santa Agueda from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Toke, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of England.
• Baron Barnaba of Conflens lost the war against Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Freyr of Troyes, was victorious in the battle of Reims against the armies of Borkvards Host.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II went to war against Prince Michael of Bavaria.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Godi Anlaufr of Commacchio, was victorious in the battle of Bari against the armies of England.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Knut Svarti, was victorious in the battle of Thouars against the armies of Aquitaine.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Bersi of Treviso, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Eirikr, was victorious in the battle of Eppenstein against the armies of Germany.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Bersi of Treviso, was victorious in the battle of Dorostotum against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Haesteinn II of Bremen, was victorious in the battle of Pressburg against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Rognvaldr af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Trier against the armies of Borkvards Host.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Halsten of Naumadal, was victorious in the battle of Bourges against the armies of Aquitaine.

1168

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking St Savin from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Lord Mayor Aldebert of Senlis, was victorious in the battle of Eichstadt against the armies of Bavaria.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Chauvigny from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Montcontour from the enemy.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Jarl Haesteinn II of Bremen, was victorious in the battle of Sopron against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Vaud.
• Empress Ylva, the wife of Fylkir Hrolfr II, died of Pneumonia on 21 April, 1168.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II married Hafrid, daughter of King Ivar of Pomerania.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Halsten of Naumadal, was victorious in the battle of Tours against the armies of THorbrandrs Host.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Barcelona from the enemy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Vic from the enemy.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Naklo.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Godi Styrkar of Weilburg, was victorious in the battle of Cham against the armies of Hrorekrs Host.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Graz from the enemy.

1169

• Fylkir Hrolfr II successfully led his armies, taking Radkersburg from the enemy.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Lublin.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Schwyz.
• The army of Fylkir Hrolfr II, commanded by Mayor Hrorekr of Vicopisano, was victorious in the battle of South Bohemia against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II was victorious in the battle of Cremona against the army of Knights Templar, commanded by Grandmaster Simon of Knights Templar.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II the Great won the war against Grandmaster Simon of Knights Templar.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ponthieu.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the army of England, commanded by Hrodgar of Guines.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II, leader of all Germanic faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 21 November, 1169.
• Fylkir Hrolfr II died under suspicious circumstances on 21 November, 1169. His son, Sorkver, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Fiesole.
• In Siena, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Fylkir Sorkver.

1170

• Scandinavia was attacked by the Italian realm of Conflens, ruled by Baron Barnaba.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Mayor Haesteinn of Tresigallo, was victorious in the battle of Friesach against the armies of England.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Cologne.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Mayor Haesteinn of Tresigallo, was victorious in the battle of Villach against the armies of Rognvaldrs Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Cham.

1171

• Baron Barnaba of Conflens lost the war against Fylkir Sorkver.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Rikissa Gunarrson, was defeated in the battle of Nyland against the armies of Kols Host.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Jarl Jedvard of Viken, was victorious in the battle of Esztergom against the armies of THorsteinns Host.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by King Snorri of Lithuania, was victorious in the battle of Prague against the armies of Kolbjorns Host.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Godi Faste of Bielsk, was victorious in the battle of Podlasie against the armies of Ottarrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Mayor Kolbjorn of Suvereto, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Egypt.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Starkadr of Perugia, was victorious in the battle of Friesach against the armies of THordrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Yngvar of Cham, was victorious in the battle of Cham against the armies of Kolbjorns Host.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Hrodgar, was victorious in the battle of Samogitia against the armies of Estonia.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Patrician THorgil of af Ancona, was victorious in the battle of Siena against the armies of Aubreys Host.

1172

• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Haesteinn of Bereg, was victorious in the battle of Bereg against the armies of Kettilmunds Host.
• Scandinavia was attacked by the Croatian realm of Orthodox Uprising, ruled by Ratimir.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Skuli af Munso, was victorious in the battle of Padua against the armies of Songhay.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Mayor Haesteinn of Tresigallo, was victorious in the battle of Schwaben against the armies of Borkvards Host.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Norfolk.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Oysteinn af Oulu, was victorious in the battle of Chalons against the armies of THordrs Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Treviso.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Gudrodr, was victorious in the battle of Nyland against the armies of Hulyens Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Neuchatel.
• Vid of Orthodox Uprising lost the war against Fylkir Sorkver.

1173

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Spoleto.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Ottarr, was defeated in the battle of Gemer against the armies of Ottarrs Host.
• The army of Fylkir Sorkver, commanded by Halsten of Naumadal, was victorious in the battle of Sjaelland against the armies of Zdeneks Host.
• Fylkir Sorkver, leader of all Germanic faithful, died of Smallpox on 3 May, 1173.

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