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Highlights

Inherited France (by Election). Assisted the Children's Crusade retake Jerusalem.

Captured by a brother who went off to the Hospitlers (and supposedly lost all his claims) then returned as an adventurer, lost France. Assassinated the bastard within a year and reclaimed the throne. Did inherit an 8000 man retinue out of it.

Jerusalem was a tributary of the Mongols the Pope called another crusade. Switched to the Duchess of Oultrejourdain, wife of the Duke of Pentheive when we won. The King of Jerusalem has an alliance w France so that should help.

Lost Jerusalem to a jihad. Now a 3 county Kingdom of Valencia. Missed the 3rd Crusade for Jerusalem because was too busy reconquering Spain. Did get some cash out of it. When the 4th Crusade was called Valencia was a viable kingdom. Didn't even get an offer of land after that Crusade. It won't last anyway, Egypt is stronger than ever.

Reclaimed Thrace in a Crusade and recreated the Latin Empire. Things went up from there. Seized France when it went Muslim from a Christian relative and now I rival the HRE and Egypt.

Reclaimed Jerusalem. Passed it to my kinsman. Its the weakest Jerusalem yet, half of it is controlled by the Persians. However when my son inherited he agreed to marry the daughter of the Latin Emperor (our kinsman) and swear fealty. Jerusalem will survive this time!

My son was the Latin Emperor and my heir at game end. Not sure how Persia got back Media/Mecca I owned it until the Crusade for Al-Jazira was successful.

Completed 2/2/2019

Bloodlines

Blood of Saint Amede de Boulogne
• 18 Oct 1145
• Monthly Piety: +.3
• Convert Counties to your culture faster

Blessed Blood of King Simon
• 3 Feb 1285
• Monthly Piety: +.05
• Monthly Prestige 0.2
• Just opinion +25
• Kind opinion +10
• I think this is the first time I've ever actually finished a forge the bloodline ambition with the event chain for the Benevolence Bloodline.

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Chronicles

1066

• This is the Chronicle of House de Boulogne, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.

1067

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

1068

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

1069

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

1070

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

1071

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

1072

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

1073

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

1074

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

1075

• A river flooded parts of Boulogne in the spring.

1076

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

1077

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

1078

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

1079

• Boudewijn of French Revolt, the liege Lord of Count Eustache, died a natural death on 1 April, 1079.

1080

• Count Eustache of Boulogne went to war against Boudewijn of French Revolt.

1081

• Count Eustache of Boulogne lost the battle of Brugge against the army of France, commanded by King Hugues II of France.
• Pope Alexander II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of depression on 21 August, 1081.
• Count Eustache of Boulogne was victorious in the battle of Amiens against the army of French Revolt, commanded by Boudewijn of French Revolt.
• Count Eustache of Boulogne was victorious in the battle of Brugge against the army of French Revolt, commanded by Boudewijn of French Revolt.
• Count Eustache of Boulogne won the war against Boudewijn of French Revolt.
• Eustache de Boulogne usurped the County of Guines from Baudouin de Guines.
• Eustache de Boulogne usurped the County of Artois from Boudewijn van Vlaanderen.
• Eustache de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Flanders from Boudewijn van Vlaanderen.
• Eustache de Boulogne usurped the County of Brugge from Boudewijn van Vlaanderen.
• Eustache de Boulogne usurped the County of Gent from Boudewijn van Vlaanderen.
• Eustache de Boulogne usurped the County of Yperen from Boudewijn van Vlaanderen.

1082

• Duke Eustache of Flanders, through deeds and character, came to be known as Duke Eustache 'the Apostle'.

1083

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

1084

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Brugge.
• Pope Martinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of complications related to Gout on 19 September, 1084.

1085

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

1086

• A goat with three heads was born in Boulogne.

1087

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

1088

• Duke Eustache of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Tregor against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Edouarzh of Breton Revolt.
• Duke Eustache of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Poher against the army of Brittany, commanded by King Alan IV of Brittany.
• Duke Eustache of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Nantes against the army of Breton Revolt, commanded by Edouarzh of Breton Revolt.
• Duke Eustache of Flanders went to war against Edouarzh of Breton Revolt.

1089

• Duke Eustache of Flanders 'the Apostle' won the war against Edouarzh of Breton Revolt.
• Eustache de Boulogne usurped the County of Penthievre from Edouarzh de Penthievre.

1090

• Duke Eustache of Flanders lost the battle of Middlesex against the army of England, commanded by King Lodin of England.

1091

• Duke Eustache of Flanders lost the battle of Middlesex against the army of England, commanded by King Lodin of England.
• Duke Eustache of Flanders lost the battle of Oxford against the army of England, commanded by King Lodin of England.

1092

• Duke Eustache of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Gent against the army of Sweden, commanded by Duke Toke of Ostrogothia.
• Duke Eustache of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Winchester against the army of England, commanded by Duke Leofweald of Wessex.
• Duke Eustache of Flanders went to war against Alan of Breton Revolt.

1093

• Duke Eustache of Flanders 'the Apostle' won the war against Alan of Breton Revolt.
• Eustache de Boulogne usurped the County of Poher from Alan de Cornouaille.

1094

• Duke Eustache of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Bedford against the army of England, commanded by Duke William II of Essex.
• Count Baudouin of Guines married Countess Ermessinde, daughter of Count Manasses of Sens.

1095

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

1096

• Duke Eustache of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Carcassonne against the army of Castille, commanded by Count Hug of Empuries.

1097

• Duke Eustache of Flanders went to war against Duke Konan II of Brittany.
• Duke Eustache of Flanders 'the Apostle' won the war against Duke Konan II of Brittany.
• Eustache de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Brittany from Konan Breizh.
• Hesdren of Breton Revolt made peace with Duke Eustache of Flanders 'the Apostle'.

1098

• Duke Eustache of Flanders died a natural death on 11 May, 1098. His son, Baudouin, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Guines.
• Flanders was attacked by the French realm of Saint-Omer, ruled by Baron Baudouin.
• Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders tried but failed to imprison Baron Baudouin of Saint-Omer, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1099

• Baron Baudouin of Saint-Omer lost the war against Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders.
• Countess Ermessinde of Sens was imprisoned in a dungeon in Paris by King Hugues II of France.
• Ida, the mother of Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders, died clutching at her heart on 19 October, 1099.

1100

• Duchess Ermessinde of Flanders was released from imprisonment by King Hugues II of France.

1101

• Pope Gregorius VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 June, 1101.
• Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Mallorca against the army of Mallorca, commanded by Emir Abdul-Aziz of Mallorca.

1102

• Pope Caelestinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 20 February, 1102.
• Flanders was attacked by the French realm of Guines, ruled by Count Jaufre.
• Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders tried but failed to imprison Count Jaufre of Guines, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1103

• Count Jaufre of Guines lost the war against Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders.
• Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders made a pious pilgrimage to Santiago.

1104

• Pope Anastasius IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Shias.

1105

• The Crusade declared by Anastasius ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Shias.

1106

• Caliph Mehmed III declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Jerusalem from the Catholics.

1107

• Caliph al-Mustansir II declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Jerusalem from the Catholics.
• Amedee de Boulogne married Mahaut, daughter of Duke Bernard of Penthievre.

1108

• The Jihad declared by Mehmed Abbasid ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Catholics.
• Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Abu-Bakr II of Maghreb.
• Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Almansa against the army of Murcia, commanded by Emir Abd-al-Rahman II of Murcia.

1109

• In Brugge, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Duke Baudouin VII.

1110

• Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the army of Murcia, commanded by Emir Abd-al-Rahman II of Murcia.

1111

• A goat with three heads was born in Vannes.

1112

• Duke Baudouin VII of Flanders died of Cancer on 22 July, 1112. His son, Amedee, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Sluys.
• People in Guines claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1113

• A dragon was seen in the county of Cornouaille.

1114

• King Hugues II of France, the liege Lord of Duke Amedee, was slain by Ali Ali in a chaotic battlefield duel on 1 May, 1114.

1115

• A dragon was seen in the county of Poher.

1116

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

1117

• Duke Amedee of Flanders went to war against Duke Geoffroy IV of Anjou.

1118

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

1119

• Duke Amedee of Flanders won the war against Duke Geoffroy IV of Anjou.
• Duke Amedee of Flanders supported King Vigleik of England in war against his enemies.

1120

• King Vigleik of England supported King Vigleik of England in war against his enemies.

1121

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

1122

• King Henri II of France, the liege Lord of Duke Amedee, died in battle on 23 December, 1122.

1123

• Duke Amedee of Flanders, through deeds and character, came to be known as Duke Amedee 'the Wise'.

1124

• Amedee de Boulogne inherited the France from Hugues de Bourgogne.

1125

• France was attacked by the Basque realm of Navarrese Liberation Revolt, ruled by Herramel.
• Duke Raoul II, the heir of King Amedee of France, died of Cancer on 5 October, 1125.
• Pope Anastasius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 18 December, 1125.
• The army of King Amedee of France, commanded by Mayor Sigismond of Kortrijk, was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the armies of Navarrese Liberation Revolt.
• Herramel of Navarrese Liberation Revolt lost the war against King Amedee of France 'the Wise'.

1126

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

1127

• King Vigleik of England supported King Vigleik of England in war against his enemies.

1128

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

1129

• The army of King Amedee of France, commanded by Duke Bernard of Penthievre, was victorious in the battle of Jerusalem against the armies of Persia.
• The army of King Amedee of France, commanded by Bishop Andre of Rosebeke, was victorious in the battle of Kerak against the armies of Persia.
• The armies of France, led by Duke Bernard of Penthievre, captured Jerusalem.

1130

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

1131

• King Johan of Sweden supported King Johan of Sweden in war against his enemies.

1132

• France saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1133

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

1134

• A goat with three heads was born in Foix.

1135

• King Vigleik of England supported King Vigleik of England in war against his enemies.
• Pope Eugenius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Consumption on 19 December, 1135.

1136

• The army of King Amedee of France, commanded by Duke Sigismond of Anjou, was victorious in the battle of Dorset against the armies of Norway.
• King Amedee of France went to war against William of English Revolt.

1137

• The army of King Amedee of France, commanded by Duke Sigismond of Anjou, was victorious in the battle of Caen against the armies of English Revolt.
• Pope Martinus III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Anatolia from the Sunnis.
• King Amedee of France 'the Wise' won the war against William of English Revolt 'the Gentle'.
• Amedee de Boulogne usurped the County of Maine from William de Normandie.

1138

• France was attacked by the French realm of French Revolt, ruled by Guilhem.
• The Crusade declared by Martinus ended with the successful conquest of Anatolia from the Sunnis.
• The army of King Amedee of France, commanded by Count Anfos of Perigord, was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the armies of French Revolt.

1139

• King Amedee of France successfully led his armies, taking Toulouse from the enemy.
• King Amedee of France successfully led his armies, taking Lavaur from the enemy.
• King Amedee of France successfully led his armies, taking Muret from the enemy.
• King Amedee of France successfully led his armies, taking Castelnaudary from the enemy.
• King Amedee of France was victorious in the battle of Aurilliac against the army of French Revolt, commanded by Guilhem of French Revolt.
• King Amedee of France successfully led his armies, taking Grezes from the enemy.
• King Amedee of France successfully led his armies, taking Mende from the enemy.
• King Amedee of France successfully led his armies, taking Marvejols from the enemy.
• Guilhem of French Revolt lost the war against King Amedee of France 'the Wise'.

1140

• King Amedee of France went to war against Sultan Abu-Bakr III of Maghreb.
• King Amedee of France died under suspicious circumstances on 16 November, 1140. His son, Raimbaut, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Toulouse.
• In Gent, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Raimbaut.

1141

• King Raimbaut of France was victorious in the battle of Castellon against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Abu-Bakr III of Maghreb.
• King Raimbaut of France died in battle against Wali Asaru of Tizgui on 3 September, 1141. His brother, Baudouin, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Le Mans.
• King Baudouin of France was victorious in the battle of Castellon against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Sultan Abu-Bakr III of Maghreb.

1142

• King Baudouin of France won the war against Sultan Abu-Bakr III of Maghreb.
• Baudouin de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Valencia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Baudouin of France made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
• King Baudouin of France, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Baudouin 'the Blessed'.

1143

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

1144

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

1145

• King Baudouin of France went to war against Duke Sigeric of Mercia.
• France was attacked by the French realm of Toulouse, ruled by Duke Guilhem VI 'the Usurper'.
• King Baudouin of France 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Duke Guilhem VI of Toulouse 'the Usurper', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1146

• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Lusignan from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking La Charite from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Auxerre from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Dijon from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Charolles from the enemy.

1147

• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Semur-en-Brionnais from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Perrecy from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Melun from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Paris from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking St Denis from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Etampes from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Montfort-l'Amaury from the enemy.
• King Baudouin of France successfully led his armies, taking Corbeil from the enemy.
• Duke Guilhem VI of Toulouse 'the Usurper' lost the war against King Baudouin of France 'the Blessed'.
• France was attacked by the French realm of Champagne, ruled by Duke Robin 'the Holy'.
• King Baudouin of France 'the Blessed' tried but failed to imprison Duke Robin of Champagne 'the Holy', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• King Baudouin of France was victorious in the battle of Chartres against the army of Champagne, commanded by Duke Robin of Champagne.

1148

• Baudouin de Boulogne usurped the Kingdom of Valencia from Thiebaut Capet.
• King Baudouin of France was victorious in the battle of Dunois against the army of Champagne, commanded by Duke Robin of Champagne.
• King Baudouin of France was victorious in the battle of Chartres against the army of England, commanded by Duke Sigeric of Mercia.
• King Baudouin of France was victorious in the battle of Orleans against the army of England, commanded by Duke Sigeric of Mercia.
• King Baudouin of France died in battle against Count Offa of Gloucester on 14 June, 1148. His son, Mathieu, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Sluys.
• The army of King Mathieu of France, commanded by Duke Sigismond of Anjou, was victorious in the battle of Dunois against the armies of England.

1149

• Duke Robin of Champagne 'the Holy' lost the war against King Mathieu of France.
• Mathieu de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Blois, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1150

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

1151

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

1152

• Pope Martinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Consumption on 26 April, 1152.
• Pope Urbanus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 10 August, 1152.

1153

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

1154

• France saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1155

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

1156

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Leon.

1157

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Dunois.

1158

• King Johan of Sweden supported King Johan of Sweden in war against his enemies.

1159

• France was attacked by the French realm of Prince Thiebaut's Host, ruled by Thiebaut.

1160

• Prince Thiebaut of France won the war against King Mathieu of France.
• Mathieu de Boulogne inherited the France from Thiebaut de Boulogne.

1161

• The army of King Mathieu of France, commanded by Duke Arnault of Anjou, was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the armies of Maghrebi Revolt.

1162

• King Mathieu of France made a pious pilgrimage to Santiago.

1163

• King Mathieu of France married Beatrice, daughter of Count Baudouin of Valencia.

1164

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

1165

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

1166

• A goat with three heads was born in Foix.

1167

• Pope Lucius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died from a bad case of the Flu on 1 June, 1167.
• Renaud, the firstborn son, was born to King Mathieu of France.
• King Mathieu of France went to war against King Jaspert of Valencia.

1168

• The army of King Mathieu of France, commanded by Duke Arnault of Anjou, was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the armies of Valencia.
• King Mathieu of France won the war against King Jaspert of Valencia.
• Mathieu de Boulogne usurped the Kingdom of Valencia from Jaspert de Bourgogne.
• King Mathieu of France went to war against Barakat of Maghrebi Revolt.

1169

• The army of King Mathieu of France, commanded by Duke Arnault of Anjou, was victorious in the battle of Almansa against the armies of Maghrebi Revolt.

1170

• King Mathieu of France won the war against Barakat of Maghrebi Revolt 'the Cruel'.
• Mathieu de Boulogne usurped the County of Almansa from Ali Hammadid.

1171

• Pope Silvester IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Tengris.

1172

• The Crusade declared by Silvester ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Tengris.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain became a Lady in the new Crusader State. She was granted a copy of the dynasty chronicles by King Mathieu of France to bring with her to the new state.
• A river flooded parts of Madaba in the spring.

1173

• In Madaba, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Duchess Aurengarde.

1174

• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain went to war against Sultan Aydogdu of Al-Jazira.

1175

• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain successfully led her armies, taking Al Adan from the enemy.

1176

• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain successfully led her armies, taking Ma'an from the enemy.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain successfully led her armies, taking Al Jawf from the enemy.

1177

• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain successfully led her armies, taking Ma'an from the enemy.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain successfully led her armies, taking Mu'tah from the enemy.
• Gerberge, the mother of Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain, died a natural death on 27 June, 1177.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain lost the battle of Al 'Ula against the army of Gurgan, commanded by Bey Kutlug of Gurgan.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain lost the battle of Maan against the army of Al-Jazira, commanded by Sultan Afsin of Al-Jazira.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain, through deeds and character, came to be known as Duchess Aurengarde 'the Unfaithful'.

1178

• Eustache, the firstborn son, was born to Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain.
• Duke Bernard II 'the Monk', the husband of Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain, died unable to carry their own massive frame on 2 November, 1178.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain married Selim, son of Bey Timurtas of Kerak.

1179

• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain lost the battle of Madaba against the army of Sarakhs, commanded by Bey Meliksah of Sarakhs.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain 'the Unfaithful' lost the war against Sultan Afsin of Al-Jazira.

1180

• In Madaba, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Duchess Aurengarde.

1181

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

1182

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

1183

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

1184

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

1185

• A goat with three heads was born in Monreal.

1186

• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain went to war against Emir Muzaffaraddin of Sinai.

1187

• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Darum against the army of Sinai, commanded by Emir Muzaffaraddin of Sinai.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Madaba against the army of Sinai, commanded by Emir Muzaffaraddin of Sinai.
• Pope Silvester IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 12 August, 1187.
• Caliph Serapion declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Jerusalem from the Catholics.

1188

• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain supported King Dieter of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.
• Duchess Aurengarde of Oultrejourdain died in battle against Parviz on 22 June, 1188. Her son, Amedee, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Madaba.
• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Monreal.

1189

• Caliph Walid declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.
• Pope Silvester V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 11 October, 1189.

1190

• Pope Nicolaus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 27 October, 1190.
• The Jihad declared by Walid Fatimid ended with the successful conquest of Africa from the Catholics.

1191

• Selim, the father of Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain, died of Cancer on 3 June, 1191.

1192

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

1193

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

1194

• The Jihad declared by Serapion Abbasid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Jerusalem.

1195

• King Dieter of Jerusalem, the liege Lord of Duke Amedee, died in the dungeons of Bishop Alarich of Utrecht on 5 September, 1195.

1196

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

1197

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain married Princess Blanche, daughter of King Mathieu of France.

1198

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Kerak.

1199

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

1200

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain supported King Arnulf of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.
• Princess Blanche, the wife of Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain, died attending to 'chamber business' on 17 April, 1200.
• Count Gilles, the heir of Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain, died of an infected wound on 20 September, 1200.

1201

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

1202

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Tabuk against the army of Al-Jazira, commanded by Sultan Aydogdu II of Al-Jazira.
• Count Alphonse, the heir of Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain, was burnt at the stake on the order of Duke Roger of Galilee on 4 July, 1202.

1203

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain married Thomais, daughter of Basileus Petros of the Byzantine Empire.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain lost the battle of Al 'Aqabah against the army of Al-Jazira, commanded by Sultan Aydogdu II of Al-Jazira.

1204

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain lost the battle of Darum against the army of Egypt, commanded by Emir Muammar of Alexandria.

1205

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain supported King Arnulf of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.

1206

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain lost the battle of Darum against the army of Egypt, commanded by Emir Muammar of Alexandria.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Darum against the army of Egypt, commanded by Emir Muammar of Alexandria.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain supported King Arnulf of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.

1207

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the army of Egypt, commanded by Emir Muammar of Alexandria.

1208

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain, through deeds and character, came to be known as Duke Amedee 'Ironside'.
• Pope Anastasius V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Finland from the Suomenuskos.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the army of Egypt, commanded by Caliph Firuz.

1209

• A goat with three heads was born in Negev.

1210

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Monreal.

1211

• The Crusade declared by Anastasius ended with the successful conquest of Finland from the Suomenuskos.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain supported King Arnulf of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.
• Helvis, the firstborn daughter, was born to Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain lost the battle of Beirut against the army of Egypt, commanded by Caliph Firuz.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Tiberias against the army of Egypt, commanded by Caliph Firuz.

1212

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Jerusalem against the army of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt, commanded by Muzaffaraddin of Jerusalemite Peasant Revolt.

1213

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

1214

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Negev.

1215

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Duchess Heilwiva of Styria.

1216

• Geraud, the firstborn son, was born to Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain.

1217

• Oultrejourdain saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1218

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

1219

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the army of Acre, commanded by Count Iosif of Acre.

1220

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Safed against the army of Galilee, commanded by Duke Roger of Galilee.

1221

• Pope Anastasius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 11 May, 1221.

1222

• Pope Silvester VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died comatose in bed on 9 September, 1222.

1223

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the army of Ingemar's Host, commanded by Ingemar of Ingemar's Host.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Darum against the army of Ingemar's Host, commanded by Ingemar of Ingemar's Host.

1224

• Pope Leo X, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 9 February, 1224.

1225

• Caliph Firuz declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Jerusalem from the Catholics.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain supported King Arnulf of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Ascalon against the army of Egypt, commanded by Caliph Firuz.
• King Arnulf of Jerusalem, the liege Lord of Duke Amedee 'Ironside', died a mangled mess on 27 December, 1225.

1226

• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the army of Egypt, commanded by Caliph Firuz.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain was victorious in the battle of Darum against the army of Egypt, commanded by Caliph Firuz.
• Duke Amedee of Oultrejourdain died in battle on 3 June, 1226. His son, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Madaba.
• Thomais Synadenos was imprisoned in a dungeon in Madaba by Duke Geraud of Oultrejourdain.

1227

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

1228

• In Kerak, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Duke Geraud.

1229

• The Jihad declared by Firuz Fatimid ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Catholics.
• Geraud de Boulogne usurped the County of Monreal from Raoul de Poitou.
• On 25 June, 1229, Geraud lost his titles, and it was decided to pass on the dynasty chronicles to King Gaucelin of Valencia.
• King Gaucelin of Valencia married Tahira, daughter of Duke Siddray of Sardinia.

1230

• King Gaucelin of Valencia went to war against Sheikh Amin of Malta.
• King Gaucelin of Valencia died in battle on 26 April, 1230. His son, Pierre, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Ogliastra.
• King Pierre of Valencia was victorious in the battle of Torres against the army of Malta, commanded by Sheikh Amin of Malta.
• King Pierre of Valencia won the war against Sheikh Amin of Malta 'the Tormentor'.

1231

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

1232

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

1233

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

1234

• King Pierre of Valencia went to war against Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia.

1235

• King Pierre of Valencia was victorious in the battle of Torres against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia.
• King Pierre of Valencia was victorious in the battle of Cinarca against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia.

1236

• King Pierre of Valencia won the war against Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia.
• Pierre de Boulogne usurped the County of Valencia from Abdul-Rahman Sinbadid.
• King Pierre of Valencia supported Sibila of The Reconquista in war against her enemies.
• King Pierre of Valencia was victorious in the battle of Aracena against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Emir Fath of Seville.
• King Pierre of Valencia was victorious in the battle of Seville against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Emir Wannaqo of Badajoz.

1237

• King Pierre of Valencia was victorious in the battle of Granada against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia.

1238

• A goat with three heads was born in Torres.

1239

• King Pierre of Valencia died of Great Pox on 25 June, 1239. His son, Raynaud, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Sassari.
• A goat with three heads was born in Ogliastra.

1240

• King Raynaud of Valencia supported King Ramon II of Aragon in war against his enemies.

1241

• The army of King Raynaud of Valencia, commanded by Thiebaut de Gontaut, was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the armies of Andalusia.
• King Raynaud of Valencia went to war against Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia.

1242

• The army of King Raynaud of Valencia, commanded by Lothaire, was victorious in the battle of Almansa against the armies of Andalusia.
• Pope Hadrianus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 20 June, 1242.
• Pope Honorius II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Shias.

1243

• The army of King Raynaud of Valencia, commanded by Lothaire, was victorious in the battle of Almeria against the armies of Andalusia.
• The Crusade declared by Honorius ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Shias.
• King Raynaud of Valencia won the war against Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia.

1244

• King Raynaud of Valencia went to war against Dedebaba Batbayan of Bektashi Order.
• The army of King Raynaud of Valencia, commanded by Thiebaut de Gontaut, was victorious in the battle of Almansa against the armies of Bektashi Order.

1245

• The army of King Raynaud of Valencia, commanded by Thiebaut de Gontaut, was victorious in the battle of Almansa against the armies of Bektashi Order.
• King Raynaud of Valencia won the war against Dedebaba Batbayan of Bektashi Order.

1246

• Valencia was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Sunni Uprising, ruled by Abdul-Hazm.
• King Raynaud of Valencia married Princess Herleve, daughter of King Faelgus of Ireland.
• The army of King Raynaud of Valencia, commanded by Thiebaut de Gontaut, was victorious in the battle of Almansa against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
• Abdul-Hazm of Sunni Uprising lost the war against King Raynaud of Valencia.
• King Raynaud of Valencia supported Soeiro of The Reconquista in war against his enemies.

1247

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

1248

• King Raynaud of Valencia supported Prince Dieter of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.

1249

• Yolande, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Raynaud of Valencia.
• Pope Honorius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 24 October, 1249.

1250

• A river flooded parts of Valencia in the spring.

1251

• Amedee, the firstborn son, was born to King Raynaud of Valencia.

1252

• A goat with three heads was born in Torres.

1253

• Raynaud de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Murcia from Amdegh Hammadid.

1254

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

1255

• King Raynaud held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.
• King Raynaud of Valencia went to war against Queen Leonor of Castille.

1256

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

1257

• King Raynaud of Valencia lost the war against Queen Leonor of Castille.

1258

• Duke Simon II of Mallorca married Konstantzia, daughter of Count Ladron of Castellon.
• King Raynaud of Valencia went to war against Amdegh of Andalusian Revolt.

1259

• King Raynaud of Valencia was victorious in the battle of Seville against the army of Andalusian Revolt, commanded by Amdegh of Andalusian Revolt.
• King Raynaud of Valencia died in battle against Abdul-Hakam on 3 April, 1259. His rival, Simon, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Alcudia.
• King Simon of Valencia won the war against Amdegh of Andalusian Revolt 'the Purifier'.
• Valencia was attacked by the French realm of Flanders, ruled by Duke Adalbert 'the Gentle'.
• Duke Adalbert of Flanders 'the Gentle' won the war against King Simon of Valencia.

1260

• Pope Alexander III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 26 May, 1260.
• King Simon of Valencia went to war against Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia.
• Queen Mother Anne of Valencia, a powerful vassal of King Simon of Valencia, converted from Catholic to Waldensian.

1261

• Aubry, the firstborn son, was born to King Simon of Valencia.

1262

• King Simon of Valencia was victorious in the battle of Ziz against the army of Andalusia, commanded by Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia.
• King Simon of Valencia won the war against Sultan Rasiq II of Andalusia 'the Young'.
• Caliph Tayyib declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Jerusalem from the Catholics.

1263

• Konstantzia Jimena was imprisoned in a dungeon in Granada by King Simon of Valencia.
• The Jihad declared by Tayyib Fatimid ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Catholics.

1264

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

1265

• A dragon was seen in the county of Murcia.

1266

• King Simon of Valencia went to war against Count Benoit of Cornouaille.
• King Simon of Valencia won the war against Count Benoit of Cornouaille 'Priest-Hater'.

1267

• King Simon of Valencia went to war against Count Maelcon of Poher.
• King Simon of Valencia went to war against Countess Arganthael of Vannes.
• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Khenchela Mazaghan, was victorious in the battle of Poher against the armies of Poher.
• King Simon of Valencia won the war against Count Maelcon of Poher.
• King Simon of Valencia won the war against Countess Arganthael of Vannes 'the Shrewd'.
• Simon de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Brittany, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Queen Mother Anne 'the Pious', the mother of King Simon of Valencia, died a natural death on 27 November, 1267.
• Amedee de Boulogne married Princess Richwara, daughter of Kaiser Jurgen of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Pope Ioannes XIX, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 28 December, 1267.

1268

• King Simon of Valencia went to war against Thibault of French Revolt.
• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Gilles, was victorious in the battle of Cagliari against the armies of French Revolt.

1269

• Valencia was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Andalusian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Hakam.

1270

• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Gilles, was victorious in the battle of Brie against the armies of French Revolt.

1271

• Hakam of Andalusian Liberation Revolt lost the war against King Simon of Valencia.
• King Simon of Valencia won the war against Thibault of French Revolt 'the Just'.
• King Simon of Valencia went to war against Ogier of French Revolt.

1272

• A river flooded parts of Poher in the spring.

1273

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

1274

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

1275

• Pope Ioannes XX declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Shias.

1276

• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Khenchela Mazaghan, was victorious in the battle of Senoussi against the armies of Egypt.
• The Crusade declared by Ioannes ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Shias.

1277

• Queen Konstantzia, the wife of King Simon of Valencia, died in the dungeons of King Simon of Valencia on 10 January, 1277.
• Aubry de Boulogne married Ermessinde, daughter of Baron Louis of Corbie.

1278

• A dragon was seen in the county of Ogliastra.

1279

• King Simon of Valencia went to war against Estefania of Galician Revolt.
• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Khenchela Mazaghan, was victorious in the battle of Santiago against the armies of Galician Revolt.
• King Simon of Valencia won the war against Estefania of Galician Revolt 'the Wise'.

1280

• King Simon of Valencia married Princess Hypatia, daughter of Basileus Bardas of the Byzantine Empire.

1281

• King Simon of Valencia supported King Archambaud of Galicia in war against his enemies.
• King Simon of Valencia went to war against King Archambaud of Galicia.

1282

• Prince Aubry, the heir of King Simon of Valencia, died frothing at the mouth on 6 June, 1282.

1283

• Valencia was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Ioannes XX 'the Hollow'.

1284

• Pope Ioannes XX, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 23 September, 1284.

1285

• King Simon of Valencia, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Simon 'the Benevolent'.
• Pope Ioannes XXI 'the Holy' won the war against King Simon of Valencia 'the Benevolent'.
• Valencia was attacked by the French realm of Briard Peasant Revolt, ruled by Alphonse.
• Pope Ioannes XXI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 23 October, 1285.
• Geoffroy, the firstborn son, was born to King Simon of Valencia.
• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Eudes de Salins, was victorious in the battle of Brie against the armies of Briard Peasant Revolt.
• Alphonse of Briard Peasant Revolt lost the war against King Simon of Valencia 'the Benevolent'.

1286

• Valencia was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Andalusian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Galind.
• Valencia was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Innocentius II.
• Pope Innocentius II won the war against King Simon of Valencia 'the Benevolent'.
• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Luki Mazaghan, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Andalusian Liberation Revolt.

1287

• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Luki Mazaghan, was victorious in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Galicia.
• Valencia was attacked by the Greek realm of Opsikion, ruled by Emir Traianos 'the Careless'.
• King Simon of Valencia 'the Benevolent' won the war against King Archambaud of Galicia 'the Usurper'.

1288

• King Archambaud of Galicia supported King Archambaud of Galicia in war against his enemies.
• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Khenchela Mazaghan, was victorious in the battle of Silves against the armies of Badajoz.

1289

• Galind of Andalusian Liberation Revolt lost the war against King Simon of Valencia 'the Benevolent'.

1290

• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Baron Eudes of Chatelaillon, was victorious in the battle of Ogliastra against the armies of Egypt.

1291

• A goat with three heads was born in Brie.

1292

• Emir Theoktistos of Opsikion made peace with King Simon of Valencia 'the Benevolent'.
• King Archambaud of Galicia supported King Archambaud of Galicia in war against his enemies.

1293

• The army of King Simon of Valencia, commanded by Doge Mathieu of Mallorca, was victorious in the battle of Lisboa against the armies of Castille.

1294

• King Simon of Valencia died under suspicious circumstances on 5 January, 1294. His grandson, Louis, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Almansa.
• The army of King Louis of Valencia, commanded by Doge Mathieu of Mallorca, was victorious in the battle of Lisboa against the armies of Castille.

1295

• Valencia was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Innocentius II 'the Holy'.
• Pope Innocentius II 'the Holy' won the war against King Louis of Valencia.

1296

• Valencia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1297

• Valencia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1298

• King Louis of Valencia married Princess Hypatia, daughter of Basileus Bardas of the Byzantine Empire.

1299

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

1300

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

1301

• In Almansa, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of King Louis.

1302

• King Louis of Valencia, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Louis 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• The army of King Louis of Valencia, commanded by Bishop Gaucher of Iznajar, was victorious in the battle of Seville against the armies of Pulad's Host.
• Queen Arpad Etel of Hungary supported Queen Arpad Etel of Hungary in war against her enemies.

1303

• Valencia was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Andalusian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Umar.
• King Louis of Valencia lost the battle of Granada against the army of Andalusian Liberation Revolt, commanded by Umar of Andalusian Liberation Revolt.

1304

• King Louis of Valencia lost the battle of Granada against the army of Andalusian Liberation Revolt, commanded by Umar of Andalusian Liberation Revolt.
• King Louis of Valencia was victorious in the battle of Granada against the army of Andalusian Liberation Revolt, commanded by Umar of Andalusian Liberation Revolt.
• Umar of Andalusian Liberation Revolt lost the war against King Louis of Valencia 'the Ill-Ruler'.

1305

• King Louis of Valencia went to war against Salim of Egyptian Revolt.
• Valencia was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Innocentius II 'the Holy'.

1306

• The army of King Louis of Valencia, commanded by Raynaud de Boulogne, was defeated in the battle of Valencia against the armies of the The Papacy.

1307

• The army of King Louis of Valencia, commanded by Bishop Gaucher of Iznajar, was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Valencia was attacked by the French realm of Aquitaine, ruled by Duke Alphonse 'the Tormentor'.
• Pope Innocentius II 'the Holy' won the war against King Louis of Valencia 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Pope Innocentius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 1 December, 1307.

1308

• Duke Alphonse of Aquitaine 'the Tormentor' lost the war against King Louis of Valencia 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Queen Arpad Etel of Hungary supported Queen Arpad Etel of Hungary in war against her enemies.

1309

• Pope Leo XI declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Thrace from the Orthodoxs.

1310

• The army of King Louis of Valencia, commanded by Duke Louis of Brittany, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1311

• The Crusade declared by Leo ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Orthodoxs.
• Valencia was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Leo XI.
• Pope Leo XI won the war against King Louis of Valencia 'the Ill-Ruler'.

1312

• King Louis of Valencia died of Cancer on 13 June, 1312. His uncle, Geoffroy, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Moclin.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia married Count Arpad Etel, daughter of Arpad Dezso.

1313

• Valencia was attacked by the Andalusian realm of Valencian Revolt, ruled by Musa.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Moron from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Seville from the enemy.
• Musa of Valencian Revolt lost the war against King Geoffroy of Valencia.

1314

• A goat with three heads was born in Almansa.

1315

• King Geoffroy of Valencia went to war against Bouchard of French Revolt.

1316

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

1317

• Adelaide, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Geoffroy of Valencia.

1318

• A goat with three heads was born in Mallorca.

1319

• A goat with three heads was born in Menorca.

1320

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

1321

• Princess Hypatia, the mother of King Geoffroy of Valencia, died a natural death on 12 July, 1321.

1322

• Caliph Alaeddin declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Thrace from the Catholics.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia supported Kaiser Hartmann of the Latin Empire in war against his enemies.
• Valencia was attacked by the Swedish realm of Bengt's Host, ruled by Bengt.

1323

• Pope Leo XI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 11 January, 1323.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Geoffroy 'the Frog'.
• Bengt of Bengt's Host lost the war against King Geoffroy of Valencia 'the Frog'.

1324

• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Kherson from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Neapol from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Doros from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Kerkinitis from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Crimea Tribe from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Bakhchisaray from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Theodosia from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Kimmerikon from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Soldaia from the enemy.
• The Jihad declared by Artuk Abbasid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Thrace.

1325

• A river flooded parts of Almeria in the spring.

1326

• A goat with three heads was born in Malta.

1327

• Kaiser Hartmann of the Latin Empire supported Kaiser Hartmann of the Latin Empire in war against his enemies.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Famagusta from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Nikosia from the enemy.

1328

• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Cithium from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Saint Hilarion from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Paphos from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia went to war against Niptasan of Egyptian Revolt.

1329

• Tengrikut Sevenc II declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Tengris were called to conquer Volga Bulgaria from the Catholics.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Anfa from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Marrakech from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Sidi Rahhal from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Thineghir from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Ouarzazate from the enemy.

1330

• King Geoffroy of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Demnat from the enemy.
• King Geoffroy of Valencia 'the Frog' won the war against Niptasan of Egyptian Revolt 'the Mutilator'.

1331

• King Geoffroy of Valencia went to war against Count Leon of Euboia.

1332

• King Geoffroy of Valencia died succumbing to severe injuries on 10 January, 1332. His brother, Baudouin, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Sestos.
• King Baudouin II of Valencia, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Baudouin II 'the Pious'.

1333

• King Baudouin II of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Karystos from the enemy.
• King Baudouin II of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Kymi from the enemy.
• The Great Holy War declared by Sevenc Uzurid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Volga Bulgaria.
• Baudouin de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Marrakech from Niptasan Adergazuzid.

1334

• King Baudouin II of Valencia 'the Pious' won the war against Count Leon of Euboia.
• Baudouin de Boulogne usurped the County of Euboia from Leon of Taba.
• King Baudouin II of Valencia went to war against King Fruela of Aragon.
• Pope Callistus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 4 July, 1334.

1335

• King Baudouin II of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Tarragona from the enemy.
• King Baudouin II of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Tortosa from the enemy.
• King Baudouin II of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Sant Cugat from the enemy.
• King Baudouin II of Valencia successfully led his armies, taking Cambrils from the enemy.

1336

• King Baudouin II of Valencia 'the Pious' won the war against Queen Elionor of Aragon.

1337

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

1338

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

1339

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

1340

• King Baudouin II of Valencia died of Cancer on 18 September, 1340. His son, Simon, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Chalkis.
• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Seville.

1341

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

1342

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

1343

• Pope Leo XII declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Thrace from the Shias.

1344

• Queen Helvis 'the Just', the wife of King Simon II of Valencia, died in battle against Sha'ban on 8 April, 1344.
• King Simon II of Valencia married Duchess Cainnech, daughter of King Ualgarg of Meath.

1345

• The Crusade declared by Leo ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Shias.
• King Simon II of Valencia, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Simon II 'the Sword of Jesus'.
• On 7 February, 1345, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
• Simon de Boulogne created the title of Latin Empire, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1346

• Emperor Simon of the Latin Empire went to war against King Bernat-Guillem of Castille.
• the Latin Empire was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Egypt, ruled by Caliph Asim 'the Lionheart'.
• On 16 June, 1346 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
• The army of Emperor Simon of the Latin Empire, commanded by Baron Benoit of Huelma, was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the armies of Castille.

1347

• The army of Emperor Simon of the Latin Empire, commanded by Baron Benoit of Huelma, was victorious in the battle of Jaen against the armies of Castille.
• Emperor Simon of the Latin Empire 'the Sword of Jesus' won the war against King Bernat-Guillem of Castille 'the Evil'.
• Simon de Boulogne usurped the County of Jaen from Gausfred Ramirez.
• Emperor Simon of the Latin Empire died from a bad case of the Flu on 22 May, 1347. His son, Francois, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Mdina.
• On 16 June, 1347 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire married Queen Morag, daughter of King Edward of Scotland.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Baron Benoit of Huelma, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Egypt.
• Caliph Abderahman lost the war against Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Emperor Francois 'the Hammer'.

1348

• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire went to war against King Bernat-Guillem of Castille.
• On 10 June, 1348 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 10 June, 1348 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 10 June, 1348 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 10 June, 1348 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Empress Morag, the wife of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, died of the dreaded Plague on 25 September, 1348.

1349

• the Latin Empire was attacked by the Berber realm of Shia Uprising, ruled by Capussa.
• Capussa of Shia Uprising lost the war against Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer'.
• On 10 July, 1349 word reached us that Africa has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 10 July, 1349 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Pope Leo XII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of dehydration from Diarrhea on 21 July, 1349.

1350

• On 10 August, 1350 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer' won the war against King Bernat-Guillem of Castille 'the Evil'.

1351

• On 10 September, 1351 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1352

• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire went to war against Caliph Murad.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire was victorious in the battle of Cadiz against the army of Egypt, commanded by Sheikh Bishoi of Taza.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer' won the war against Caliph Murad.

1353

• Pope Eugenius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of an infected wound on 28 July, 1353.
• On 10 November, 1353 word reached us that the Steppes have been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

1354

• Francois de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Seville from Ashraf Fatimid.

1355

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

1356

• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire married Queen Bodil, daughter of King Ingolf of Denmark.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
• Constantinople lost Constantinople to the forces of King Loup of Aragon.

1357

• the Latin Empire was attacked by the French realm of Latin Revolt, ruled by Eve.
• Bourgogne, the firstborn daughter, was born to Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire was victorious in the battle of Granada against the army of Latin Revolt, commanded by Belleassez of Latin Revolt.
• Belleassez of Latin Revolt lost the war against Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer'.

1358

• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire went to war against King Felip of Castille.

1359

• Raoul, the firstborn son, was born to Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire.

1360

• The armies of the Latin Empire, led by Duke Nicolas of Seville, captured Cordoba.

1361

• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Count Leon of Jaen, was victorious in the battle of Molina against the armies of Castille.
• Pope Caelestinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of depression on 22 October, 1361.

1362

• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire went to war against Sultan Abu-Bakr of Bulgaria.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Count Leon of Jaen, was victorious in the battle of Vidin against the armies of Bulgaria.

1363

• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Count Leon of Jaen, was victorious in the battle of Serdica against the armies of Bulgaria.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer' won the war against Sultan Abu-Bakr of Bulgaria.
• Francois de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Moesia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1364

• the Latin Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Euboian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Philippos.
• Kaiserin Bodil of the Latin Empire supported Kaiserin Bodil of the Latin Empire in war against her enemies.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Count Leon of Jaen, was victorious in the battle of Euboia against the armies of Euboian Peasant Revolt.
• Philippos of Euboian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer'.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire supported King Loup of Aragon in war against his enemies.

1365

• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Count Leon of Jaen, was victorious in the battle of Urgell against the armies of Aragonian Revolt.
• King Baudouin of Thrace, a powerful vassal of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, converted from Catholic to Cathar.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire went to war against King Loup of Aragon.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Count Leon of Jaen, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Aragon.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer' won the war against King Loup of Aragon.
• Francois de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Barcelona from Sanc de Cornouaille.
• Francois de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Aragon from Gerard d'Entenca.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire went to war against King Guillaume II of France.

1366

• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Count Leon of Jaen, was victorious in the battle of Zaragoza against the armies of France.
• Caliph Izzaddin declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Thrace from the Catholics.
• the Latin Empire was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Egypt, ruled by Caliph Izzaddin.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Count Leon of Jaen, was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the armies of France.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Armagnac against the armies of France.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Agen against the armies of France.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Limousin against the armies of France.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Seville, was victorious in the battle of La Marche against the armies of France.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Bourges against the armies of France.

1367

• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Enguerrand, was defeated in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of France.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Blois against the armies of France.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer' won the war against King Guillaume II of France.

1368

• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the armies of Egypt.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Duke Nicolas of Seville, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Egypt.
• Caliph Cagri II declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Maghreb from the Catholics.
• the Latin Empire was attacked by the Turkish realm of Bandja, ruled by Caliph Cagri II.

1369

• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Enguerrand, was defeated in the battle of Algeciras against the armies of Al-Jazira.
• The Jihad declared by Izzaddin Fatimid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Thrace.
• Caliph Izzaddin lost the war against Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer'.

1370

• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Duke Alain of Moesia, was victorious in the battle of Fes against the armies of Al-Jazira.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by King Mathieu II of France, was victorious in the battle of Taza against the armies of Al-Jazira.
• Francois de Boulogne created the title of Kingdom of Aquitaine, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Francois de Boulogne created the title of Kingdom of Navarra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1371

• Kaiserin Bodil 'the Quarreller', the wife of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, died from a bad case of the Flu on 16 December, 1371.

1372

• The Jihad declared by Cagri Abbasid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Maghreb.
• Caliph Cagri II lost the war against Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire 'the Hammer'.

1373

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

1374

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

1375

• A dragon was seen in the county of Viscaya.

1376

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Dijon.

1377

• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire married Princess Adelinde, daughter of Kaiser Eberhard of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Pope Caelestinus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Shias.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Herbert, was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the armies of Egypt.

1378

• the Latin Empire saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1379

• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Patrician Raynaud of de Lorraine, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Egypt.
• The army of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, commanded by Mayor Guiges of Agadir, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Egypt.
• The Crusade declared by Caelestinus ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Shias.
• King Gaucelin of Jerusalem became ruler of the new Crusader State, Jerusalem. He was granted a copy of the dynasty chronicles by Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire to bring with him to the new Kingdom.
• A goat with three heads was born in Faro.

1380

• King Gaucelin of Jerusalem went to war against Baudouin of Latin Revolt.
• Gaucelin de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Ascalon from Asim Fatimid.
• Jerusalem was attacked by the Levantine realm of Al Jawf, ruled by Bey Mukhtar.
• King Gaucelin of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Al-Jafr from the enemy.
• Bey Mukhtar of Al Jawf lost the war against King Gaucelin of Jerusalem 'the Pilgrim'.

1381

• King Gaucelin of Jerusalem committed suicide on 27 October, 1381. His son, Bouchard, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Majdal Yaba.
• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Faro.

1382

• King Bouchard of Jerusalem went to war against King Rorgues of Maghreb.
• King Bouchard of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Hebron against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Count Inal of Hebron.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire converted from Catholic to Waldensian.
• King Bouchard of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Acre against the army of Maghreb, commanded by Count Inal of Hebron.

1383

• King Bouchard of Jerusalem married Helvis, daughter of Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire.
• Emperor Francois of the Latin Empire, the liege Lord of King Bouchard, was murdered on the orders of King Bouchard of Jerusalem on 22 July, 1383.
• King Bouchard of Jerusalem died in battle against Count Inal of Hebron on 20 December, 1383. His brother, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Majdal Yaba.
• A river flooded parts of Beersheb in the spring.

1384

• King Geraud of Jerusalem won the war against King Rorgues of Maghreb 'the Cleansing Flame'.
• Geraud de Boulogne usurped the County of Acre from Inal Nasrid.
• Geraud de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Jerusalem from Biktor Fatimid.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem went to war against King Vseslav of Hungary.

1385

• King Geraud of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Journie from the enemy.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the army of Hungary, commanded by King Vseslav of Hungary.

1386

• King Geraud of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Sidon from the enemy.
• Zara, the firstborn daughter, was born to King Geraud of Jerusalem.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Abu-al-Hasan from the enemy.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Cave de Tyron from the enemy.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem won the war against King Vseslav of Hungary 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Jerusalem was attacked by the Hungarian realm of Beirut, ruled by Count Egervari Tivadar.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem tried but failed to imprison Count Egervari Tivadar of Beirut, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1387

• Pope Caelestinus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of complications related to Gout on 16 March, 1387.

1388

• Count Egervari Lukacs of Beirut lost the war against King Geraud of Jerusalem.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem went to war against Berkan of Al-Jaziran Revolt.

1389

• King Geraud of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Santiago against the army of Galicia, commanded by Prince-Archbishop Renaud of Portucale.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem won the war against Berkan of Al-Jaziran Revolt.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Alcoutim from the enemy.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Faro from the enemy.

1390

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

1391

• King Geraud of Jerusalem supported Emperor Simon II of the Latin Empire in war against his enemies.
• Pope Stephanus X, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 6 June, 1391.

1392

• King Geraud of Jerusalem was victorious in the battle of Al Mafraq against the army of Al-Jazira, commanded by Sultan Baytas II of Al-Jazira.

1393

• Pope Honorius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 4 July, 1393.

1394

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

1395

• King Geraud of Jerusalem married Queen Maria, daughter of King Felip II of Castille.

1396

• King Geraud of Jerusalem went to war against Caliph Khalil.

1397

• King Geraud of Jerusalem won the war against Caliph Khalil.
• Geraud de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Damascus, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Baytas II of Al-Jazira.

1398

• Amedee, the firstborn son, was born to King Geraud of Jerusalem.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Baytas II of Al-Jazira 'Son of Iblis'.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem, through deeds and character, came to be known as King Geraud 'the Holy'.
• King Geraud of Jerusalem made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.

1399

• Prince Amedee, the heir of King Geraud of Jerusalem, died comatose in bed on 6 September, 1399.

1400

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

1401

• A river flooded parts of Ross in the spring.

1402

• Zara de Boulogne married Prince Francois, son of Emperor Simon II of the Latin Empire.

1403

• Geraud de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Oultrejourdain from Kutalmis Seljuk.

1404

• King Geraud of Jerusalem supported Emperor Simon II of the Latin Empire in war against his enemies.
• Geraud, the firstborn son, was born to King Geraud of Jerusalem.

1405

• King Geraud of Jerusalem went to war against Caliph Rafiq.

1406

• Pope Caelestinus V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of severe stress on 23 May, 1406.

1407

• King Geraud of Jerusalem 'the Holy' won the war against Caliph Rafiq.

1408

• King Geraud of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Saruca of Al-Jazira.

1409

• King Geraud of Jerusalem 'the Holy' won the war against Sultan Saruca of Al-Jazira.
• Geraud de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Antioch, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1410

• A river flooded parts of Farama in the spring.

1411

• Geraud de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Sinai from Qadir Fatimid.

1412

• Pope Victor III declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Anatolia from the Shias.
• The Crusade declared by Victor ended with the successful conquest of Anatolia from the Shias.

1413

• King Geraud I of Jerusalem died under suspicious circumstances on 4 February, 1413. His son, Geraud, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Aqabah.
• King Geraud II of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Saruca of Al-Jazira.
• King Geraud II of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Saruca of Al-Jazira.
• Geraud de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Aleppo, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Geraud II of Jerusalem supported King Henri of Anatolia in war against his enemies.

1414

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Suffolk.

1415

• Geraud de Boulogne usurped the Kingdom of Syria from Saruca Seljuk.

1416

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

1417

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

1418

• King Geraud II of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.
• Queen Maria 'the Kind', the mother of King Geraud II of Jerusalem, died of Great Pox on 27 June, 1418.
• Geraud de Boulogne inherited the Castille from Maria de Masal.
• Geraud de Boulogne inherited the Leon from Maria de Masal.

1419

• King Geraud II of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.
• Geraud de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Palmyra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Geraud II of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.

1420

• King Geraud II of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.
• Abraam, the heir of King Geraud II of Jerusalem, died a sickly infant on 12 July, 1420.
• King Geraud II of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.

1421

• King Geraud II of Jerusalem married Queen Jeanne, daughter of King Geoffroy of France.
• Pope Victor III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 23 July, 1421.
• King Geraud II of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.

1422

• King Geraud II of Jerusalem went to war against Argbadh Djamasp of Yahel.
• King Geraud II of Jerusalem successfully led his armies, taking Yahel from the enemy.
• King Geraud II of Jerusalem won the war against Argbadh Djamasp of Yahel.

1423

• Geoffroy, the firstborn son, was born to King Geraud II of Jerusalem.
• King Geraud II of Jerusalem died under suspicious circumstances on 28 October, 1423. His son, Geoffroy, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Majdal Yaba.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.

1424

• A dragon was seen in the county of Alcantara.

1425

• Princess Zara of Jerusalem, a powerful vassal of King Geoffroy of Jerusalem, converted from Catholic to Waldensian.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against Timariot Dogukan of Halabja.

1426

• A dragon was seen in the county of Antioch.

1427

• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem won the war against Timariot Dogukan of Halabja.

1428

• Jerusalem saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1429

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Oldenburg.

1430

• Geoffroy de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Mudar from Tugrul Jaleelid.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.
• Geoffroy de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Baghdad, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.

1431

• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.
• Geoffroy de Boulogne created the title of Duchy of Samarra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1432

• Tengrikut Savtekin declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Tengris were called to conquer Ruthenia from the Catholics.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira.

1433

• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem won the war against Sultan Sobuk II of Al-Jazira 'the Bold'.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against Caliph Rafiq.
• Pope Anastasius VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 25 September, 1433.

1434

• Geoffroy de Boulogne usurped the Duchy of Basra from Abdul-Gafur Aramid.

1435

• Emperor Simon II of the Latin Empire, the liege Lord of King Geoffroy, died of Pneumonia on 2 November, 1435.

1436

• The Great Holy War declared by Savtekin Uzurid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Ruthenia.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem won the war against Caliph Rafiq 'the Wicked'.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against King Cynehelm of England.

1437

• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem won the war against King Cynehelm of England.

1438

• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against Timariot Dogukan of Halabja.

1439

• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem won the war against Timariot Dogukan of Halabja.
• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against Caliph Rafiq.
• Emperor Francois II of the Latin Empire, the liege Lord of King Geoffroy, died of severe stress on 12 October, 1439.

1440

• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem won the war against Caliph Rafiq 'the Wicked'.

1441

• King Geoffroy of Jerusalem went to war against Timariot Dogukan of Halabja.

1442

• Sultan Geoffroy of Jerusalem died of the Measles on 27 November, 1442. His sister, Tiburge, succeeded to the throne of the Sultanate with a grand ceremony in Majdal Yaba.
• Sultana Tiburge of Jerusalem married Badshah Zakariyah, son of Prince Geraud of the Latin Empire.

1443

• Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire won the war against Timariot Kurboga of Halabja.
• Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire went to war against Sultan Ali of Al-Jazira.

1444

• Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire was victorious in the battle of Medina against the army of Al-Jazira, commanded by Bey Sokmen of Nizwa.
• Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire won the war against Sultan Ali of Al-Jazira.

1445

• Geraud, the firstborn son, was born to Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire.
• Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire went to war against Sultan Ali of Al-Jazira.

1446

• Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire was victorious in the battle of Al Hasa against the army of Al-Jazira, commanded by Beylerbey Ertan of Al Bahrein.

1447

• Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire lost the battle of Dariya against the army of Al-Jazira, commanded by Sultan Ali of Al-Jazira.
• Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire won the war against Sultan Ali of Al-Jazira 'the Traitor'.

1448

• Tiburge de Boulogne usurped the Emirate of Hijaz from Balaban Seljuk.
• Tiburge de Boulogne usurped the Emirate of Nefoud from Balaban Seljuk.
• Caliph Ilyas declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.
• Pope Stephanus XI declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Al-Jazira from the Shias.

1449

• Queen Jeanne 'the Tormentor', the mother of Empress Tiburge of the Latin Empire, died of poor health on 17 March, 1449.
• The Crusade declared by Stephanus ended with the successful conquest of Al-Jazira from the Shias.
• Sultana Tiburge of Jerusalem, through deeds and character, came to be known as Sultana Tiburge 'the Sword of the Blessed Virgin'.
• Tiburge de Boulogne displayed her great power by founding the new Empire of Jerusalem.
• Tiburge de Boulogne usurped the Kingdom of Iraq from Ali Seljuk.
• Tiburge de Boulogne created the title of Kingdom of Syria, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1450

• Empress Tiburge of Jerusalem supported Archambaud of Persian Revolt in war against his enemies.
• The Jihad declared by Ilyas Fatimid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Egypt.
• Empress Tiburge of Jerusalem successfully led her armies, taking Bebadi from the enemy.
• Empress Tiburge of Jerusalem successfully led her armies, taking Araden from the enemy.
• Empress Tiburge of Jerusalem successfully led her armies, taking Dawodiya from the enemy.
• Empress Tiburge of Jerusalem successfully led her armies, taking Dehi from the enemy.
• The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Qatif.

1451

• Jerusalem was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Shia Uprising, ruled by Aghlab.
• The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Uzen.

1452

• The army of Empress Tiburge of Jerusalem, commanded by Baron Arnoul of Urtseki, was victorious in the battle of Nizwa against the armies of Shia Uprising.
• Aghlab of Shia Uprising lost the war against Empress Tiburge of Jerusalem 'the Sword of the Blessed Virgin'.
• Pope Stephanus XI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 19 August, 1452.