Years |
Event |
c1150 BT |
Jarin begin settling along the upper Kald. |
c1000 BT |
Jarin communities dot the Hârnic Isles, but nowhere better established or more advanced than in Kaldor. |
683 BT |
Battle of Sorrows ends domination of Sindarin and Khuzdul in Hârn and the Jarin face the Lythian barbarians alone. A hybrid culture begins to evolve. |
c100 TR |
Most people now consider themselves Hârnic rather than Jarin or Lythian. Kaldor is a mosaic of fiercely independent petty states and tribal nations. |
96 |
Lothrim begins his campaign in western Hârn. |
111-112 |
Lothrim the Foulspawner seizes the tiny Jarin states on the west bank of the Kald. |
113 |
Lothrim issues King of Olokand an ultimatum. King rejects the ultimatum and Olokand falls within a tenday. A month later the same fate happens to Merila. Further ultimatums meet with offers of negotiation. |
120 |
Lothrim fails to return from Kiraz, his empire collapses and local warlords emerge from the chaos. |
121 |
Kelapyn-Anuz is sacked, and Gargun are killed or driven out. |
125 |
Kingdom of Nurelia is founded. |
128 |
Kingdom of Kephria is founded. |
137 |
Kingdom of Pagistra is founded. |
142 |
Kingdom of Serelind is founded. |
178 |
Migration Wars begin. The High Kath destroy Hosat, heralding sixty years of starvation, tribal migration and sporadic fighting. |
180 |
King Medrik I of Serelind defeats the Taelda at the Battle of Noneth. |
182 |
King Orsin of Pagostra is defeated by the Pagaelin and appeals to Medrik for aid. This is provided when Orsin swears fealty to Medrik. |
183 |
Pagaelin are defeated at Battle of Kobing. |
184 |
King Orsin swears fealty to King Medrik I and is made the Earl of Pagostra. |
187 |
King Torbet of Kephria is slain in the Kathela Hills in the Battle of Lareb Hill, leaving only minors as heirs. King Medrik I marches into Tashal to ‘aid the leaderless people of Kephria against the barbarians’. |
188 |
King Medrik I annexes Kephria and proclaims the Kingdom of Kaldor. |
235 |
King Lotin the Grey of Nurelia is killed in battle. Crown Prince Brant’s age (14) does not inspire confidence in the barons who give the crown to King Kalabin of Kaldor. |
237 |
Suspicious disappearance of Prince Brant prompts a baronial revolt which is put down by King Kalabin at the Battle of Olokand. |
362 |
King Maranos dies, leaving a clearly legitimate heir - Aidrik II. However, many barons support Fierth of Qualdris (Aidrik’s bastard elder brother) as he promises them greater autonomy. Kaldoric Civil War begins. |
377 |
Aidrik II is ambushed near Kiban. Aidrik is captured and executed, allegedly roasted over an open fire. Fierth the Usurper fails to satisfy his supporters and has to ruthlessly defend his crown on several occasions. |
406 |
Uthred is assassinated by a band of knights whilst hunting. The barons offer the crown to Aidrik II’s only surviving son exiled in Chybisa. The new king takes the name Aidrik III. |
407 |
Clan Elendsa attains prominence when Herlan is made Earl of Olokand for his loyal service to Aidrik III during the Restoration. |
599 |
King Iemald dies, ending the direct line of Clan Artane. A confused power struggle is waged by fifteen claimants. |
603 |
Earl of Balim, Alessa of Dariune, proposes Haldan take the crown. With his support, Haldan accepts and is crowned King of Kaldor. |
603-636 |
Reign of Haldan the Elder. |
636-651 |
Reign of Haldan II (the Younger) |
651-669 |
Reign of Chelebin III |
669-693 |
Reign of Torastra |
693-Present |
Reign of Miginath |
720 |
Present year. |