Imperial Calendar Dwarven Calendar	Events
2600 AI	Stonehenge built by Atlantian settlers for reasons unknown
2200 BI	The Tuathadedannan defeat the Firbolgs at the second battle of Mag Tured taking control of Hybernia
1900 BI	Brutus, grandson of Aeneas of Troy, leads his people from Achaea to Albion where Brutus becomes the first High King
1300 BI	Celts begin infiltration of Albion and Cymru, where they come under the rule of descendants of Brutus
855 – 854 BI	Caesar invades Albion, defeats Britons under King Cassivellaunus Druidic power in Britannia is too great and Caesar is forced to return to Gaul
795 BI	Cunobelin is acknowledged by Rome as King of Albion
762 BI	Caractacus Feyblood and his half brother Togodumnus, sons of the Albion King Cunobelin lead the resistance against the Roman invasion Elven enclaves join Celts against the Romans
758 BI	Revolts in Gaul weaken Roman invasion Caractacus Feyblood recaptures most of Albion
757 BI Honor’s Fury 38 KR	Treaty of Dalafkoar leads the elves to abandon Caractacus
754 BI	Caractacus captured and sent to Rome
739 BI	Boudicca, Queen of the Iceni, leads a revolt against the Romans Boadicea destroys Londinium and other Roman cities, but is defeated and killed
737 BI	Joseph of Arimathea brings the Holy Grail to Britannia and eventually Avalon
725 – 716 BI	Gnaeus Julius Agricola completes the conquest of Cymru and Albion
678 – 664 BI	Hadrian’s Wall is built
591 BI	Saint Alban martyred
530 BI	Construction begins on a system of forts to defend the Saxon shore, east of Albion
440 BI	Roman Britannia is attacked by Goblinkin, Sylvan Elves (Picts) and the Hybernians Rome sends special legions to fight the invaders
431 BI	Romans drive Picts and Hybernians from Roman Britannia
417 BI	Magnus Maximus (Macsen Wledig) is proclaimed Emperor of Roman Britannia by the Roman legions. He leads an army into the continent and conquers Galia, Iberia and Italia.
412 BI	Maximus occupies Rome, but is defeated and beheaded by Theodosius, the Eastern Emperor. Maximus’ troops settle in Armorica, this becomes known as the First Migration
404 – 403 BI	Roman general Stilicho reorganizes Britannic defenses, transfers military authority to local chieftains and repels an attack by Picts, Goblinkin, Hybernians and Saxons
402 BI	Stilicho withdraws one of Britannia’s two legions in order to defend the Roman Empire from the Half-Elf Alaric. The legion never returns
394 – 393 BI	A vast horde of Goblinkin sweeps through central Gaul, severing contact between Rome and Britannia. The remaining legion is Britannia mutinies and elects two emperors, both of whom are killed shortly after being elected, before settling on Constantine the Third. He leads the last legion out of Britannia and into Gaul to rally support for his cause
392 BI	The now undefended Britannians endure devastating attacks by the Picts, Goblinkin, Hybernians and Saxons
391 -390 BI	Britannians declare their independence from Rome and begin to organize their own defenses
368 BI	Saint Patrick introduces the Holy Church to Hybernia
362 BI	Ambrosius Aurelianus, younger brother of King Constans, son of King Constantine, descendant of Brutus, is born
360 BI	Britannia is beset by civil war, famine and continued invasion
355 BI	Vortigern seizes power, following King Constantine’s assassination by a Pict
354 BI	Vortigern uses Saxon and Goblinkin mercenaries to defend Albion against barbarian attacks
350 BI	Vortigern welcomes Saxon chieftains Hengest and Horsa, each said to Dreadbloods of Troll descent, to Albion, they arrive with three keels of warriors
348 BI	Octha, son of Hengest, arrives in the north with 16 keels of warriors
347 BI	Saxons begin raids on local towns and cities
344 BI	Feigning peace, Saxons meet with 300 nobles in Albion and massacre them
343 BI	Battle of Aylesford Vortigern, Hengest and Horsa defeated by Ambrosius with the inspired guidance of the Half-Elf bard Taliesin Vortigern is killed in the battle
342 BI	Hengest and Horsa conquer Kent
340 BI	Ambrosius takes full control of Albion forces and leads the war against the Saxons
335 BI	Artorius is born
334 BI	Battle of Wippedesfleot Saxons defeat forces of Albion with great cost to both sides. Losses are so great that Saxon raids cease
330 BI	Battle of Wallop Ambrosius defeats his rival Vitalinus and becomes High King of Albion
327 BI	Saxons attack, driving the Albion people before them as one flees fire
320 BI	Battle of Llongborth A great Albion chieftain, Geraint King of Dummonia, is killed while fighting with Artorius
315 – 304 BI	Artorius, pupil of Taliesin, defeats the Saxons in 12 battles
300 BI	Siege of Mount Badon Ambrosius and Artorius decisively defeat the Saxons
300 – 260 BI	Saxon advances halt and peace returns to Albion Hybernians establish Kingdom of Dalriada Picts establish a kingdom in Caledonia Kingdom of Northumbria established Brythonic kingdom of Strathclyde is founded Celtic monasticism spreads throughout Europa Mass migration of Celtic monks to Armorica, known as the Third Migration
276 – 272 BI	Saint Brigid founds the first nunnery at Kildare
258 BI	Battle of Camlann Artorius and Medraut kill each other
250 BI	Saint Dewi introduces the Holy Church to Cymru
237 BI	Saint Columba comes to Caledonia from Hyberina, establishes a monastery and proceeds to spread the teachings of the Holy Church
223 BI	Cymry are defeated at Dyrham and cut off from Brythonic Cornwall
216 BI	Eomaer founds the Saxon kingdom of Mercia
203 BI	Saint Augustine arrives in Kent and converts King Ethelbert, making him the first converted King of Albion
200 BI	Taliesin writes the Book of Taliesin and invents the Cymric language
185 BI	Battle of Chester Cymru is cut off from Brythonic kingdom Strathclyde
136 BI	Cadwaladr, the last king to attempt to unite the Brythonic people and known for his red dragon banner, dies
70 BI	Half Pictish King, Angus MacFergus, conquers kingdoms of Dalriada and Strathclyde
69 BI	Bede, historian monk, completes his Ecclesiastical History of the People of Albion
43 BI	Offa becomes king of Mercia
21 BI	Offa becomes king of all Albion
16 BI	King Offa builds Offa’s Dyke to protect Albion from the Cymry. The 150 mile long bank and ditch becomes the permanent border between Albion and Cymru
13 BI	First raids in Albion by the Danes
7 BI	First Viking raids on Albion
4 BI	Death of King Offa
28 AI	Egbert, King of Wessex, is recognized as Overlord of all Saxon Kings
44 AI	Dalriada and Kingdom of Picts united under Kenneth MacAlpine, new kingdom is called Alban Rhodri the Great, descendant of Brutus, becomes King of Gwynedd in Cymru
56 AI	Danes launch major invasion of Albion Rhodri kills the Viking leader, the Black Pagan Horme, restricting Danish occupation of Cymru to a few scattered ports
71 AI	Alfred the Great becomes King of Albion (Wessex) Leads resistance against invading Danes Establishes code of laws and encourages learning Consolidates the powers of the Monarch Founds the Albion Navy
77 AI	Rhodri dies after uniting all of Cymru under his rule
78 AI	Alfred the Great defeats Danes at Eddington Danish invasions subside Albion divided into a part controlled by Alfred and a northern part called Danelaw, ruled by Danes
86 AI	Battle of London Alfred the Great defeats the Danes
90 AI	Alfred the Great is acknowledged as the Overlord of Cymru
96 AI	Alfred the Great repulses renewed Danish invasions
99 AI	Alfred the Great dies
100 AI	Hywel Dda establishes unified Cymric legal code
194 – 212 AI	Danes invade Albion Sweyn, Danish leader, conquers Albion and becomes king
213 AI	King Athelred forced to flee to Normandy
214 AI	Battle of Clontarf Hybernian High King Boru defends Dublin and destroys power of Norse invaders
215 AI	King Athelred invades Albion and drives out Danes
216 AI	Battle of Assandun Danes, under Canute, reconquer Albion after defeating King Edmund Ironside
218 AI	Battle of Carham Alban King Malcolm II defeats Northumbria and extends kingdom at the expense of Northumbrians Canute inherits Danish crown
228 AI	Canute gains control of Norge
234 – 240 AI	Duncan, King of Alban, incorporates Strathclyde into kingdom, which becomes known as Caledonia. Severe political turmoil culminates in his murder by Macbeth
235 – 242 AI	Canute dies, Albion ruled by his descendants
239 – 263 AI	Gruffydd ap Llywelyn unites Cymru and defends it against the Saxons
242 AI	Edward the Confessor becomes king of Albion, restoring Anglo-Saxon rule. Raised in Normandy, Edward appoints many Romansh speaking Normans to his court
257 AI	Macbeth killed by Malcolm Canmore, Duncan’s son
266 AI	Battle of Hastings Edward, at his death, names Harold his successor crown is claimed by Edward’s cousin, Duke William of Normandy. William defeats Harold and conquers Albion
267 AI	William the Conqueror begins to institute the feudal system in Albion, replaces many Anglo-Saxon nobles with Normans Lady Godiva, an Albion native and rumored to have Elven blood, rides through town naked to protest high taxes Work is begun on building the Tower of London
286 BI	Domesday Book is completed in Albion
297 – 307 AI	Edgar, son of Malcolm III (Canmore) reigns, begins breakup of traditional Caledonian society
300 AI	Henry I crowned king of Albion, while older brother Robert of Normandy is on crusade
306 AI	Battle of Tinchebrai Robert is defeated by Henry I, giving him control of Normandy
320 AI	William, son of Henry I, dies leaving Matilda as his only surviving heir
324 AI	David I, King of Caledonia, extends the southern frontier of his kingdom to include Northumbria, Cumbria and Lancashire
325 AI	Henry I forces the Barons to swear that they will accept Matilda as queen upon his death
328 AI	Henry I forces Matilda to marry 16 year old Geoffrey of Anjou
330 AI	Stephen, nephew of Henry I, is the richest man in Albion and Normandy thanks to the generous gifts of his uncle
335 AI	Henry I dies while at war with son-in-law Geoffrey of Anjou Stephen takes control of Albion and becomes its king
338 AI	Cymru and Caledonians attack Albion Matilda, Geoffrey of Anjou and Robert of Gloucester (Henry’s illegitimate son) invade Albion and begin civil war
351 AI	Geoffrey of Anjou dies, his son Henry inherits Normandy and Anjou
352 AI	Henry of Anjou marries Eleanor of Aquitaine, more than doubling his continental possessions
353 AI	Civil war ends when both sides agree that Henry of Anjou will become king after Stephen
354 AI	Henry of Anjou becomes Henry II, King of Albion Institutes Trial by Jury and begins to develop a common law
355 AI	Tomas Beckett, close friend of Henry II, becomes Chancellor
362 AI	Beckett named Archbishop of Canterbury, begins opposition to Henry II’s attempt to limit church courts
364 AI	Beckett driven into exile by Henry II
366 AI	Richard de Clare (Strongbow) leads an army into Hybernia Rory O’Connor seized High Kingship, reigns as last High King of Hybernia
370 AI	Henry II names son, Henry the Young, King of Albion, but retains rulership of continental holdings. Beckett returns to Albion to oppose the crowning of Henry the Young After proclaiming his wish that someone would rid him of that “troublesome priest” four knights kill Thomas Beckett at Canterbury Cathedral. Beckett’s death may have been unknowingly facilitated by a ring given to Henry II by one of Eleanor’s Elven courtiers
371 AI	Henry II recognized as Overlord of Hybernia
372 AI	Henry II is pardoned by the Pope, after claiming to be heartbroken by Beckett’s death
373 AI	Henry II’s son, Henry the Young King, Richard (Lionheart), Geoffrey and John (Lackland) being their first rebellion against their father with the encouragement of their mother Eleanor of Aquitaine and the assistance of Louis VII, King of France Henry II captures king of Caledonia and forces him to swear fealty
383 AI	Henry the Young King dies in Martel Castle during the second rebellion
385 AI	Henry II appoints John Lackland overlord of Hybernia John alienates Hybernian natives and the lords from Albion, John returns home after 6 months
386 AI	Geoffrey is killed in a tournament in Paris, by his horse
389 AI	Henry II is defeated by his son Richard with the help of French King Phillip Augustus. Henry II dies two days later
390 AI	Richard (Lionheart) and Phillip Augustus join the Third Crusade
391 AI	Phillip Augustus returns to France and begins plotting with John Lackland John attempts to take control of Albion
392 AI	Richard attempts to return to Albion but is captured and held for ransom by the Western Emperor
394 AI	Richard returns to Albion and crushes John’s rebellion, begins war with Phillip to regain lost lands in Galia
398 AI	Richard defeats Phillip near Gisors
399 AI	Richard is killed by a crossbow bolt during a siege John Lackland becomes John I, King of Albion
404 AI	Phillip II (Augustus) conquers Normandy, Brittany, Anjou, Maine and Touraine, forcing John I to return to Albion Donnybrook begins holding its annual fair, which becomes famous for rowdiness and brawling
405 AI	Uther, son of Llywelyn the Great, King of Cymru and descendant of Brutus First King of Albion, and Joan, daughter of John Lackland, is born
407 AI	Albion is placed under interdict by Pope Innocent III when John refuses to accept the Pope’s appointment for the Archbishop of Canterbury
409 AI	John I is excommunicated for attacks on church property
413 AI	Papal interdict of Albion ends after John is deposed and restored by the Pope, effectively making Albion a fealty to the Papacy
415 AI	King John is forced to sign the Magna Carta by rebelling Barons
416 AI	King John renounces the Magna Carta and is killed in the ensuing civil war and French invasion. Henry III, John’s son, attempts to claim the Albion throne. Barons refuse to acknowledge John’s son as king, which leads to civil war
425 AI	Uther claims crown of Albion
464 AI	Barons rebel against Uther
465 AI	Arthur, son of Uther is born
472 AI	Uther dies
481 AI	Arthur removes the Sword from the Stone, becomes King of Albion and Cymru
495 AI	Arthur convenes First Parliament of Albion
537 AI	Arthur dies in battle with his illegitimate son Modred Llywlyn the Last becomes Prince of Cymru
538 – 539 AI	Black Death reaches Albion
550 AI	Edward, descendant of Henry II, restores order to Albion and becomes Edward I, King of Albion
561 AI	Edward I (Longshanks) defeats and kills Llywlyn the Last and Llywelyn’s brother Dewi
568 AI	Edward I begins attempt to expel all non-humans from lands under his control. In reaction to this policy, Elves begin harassing his troops and organizing resistance among the people of Cymru, central to which is the use of the Mighty Britannic Longbow Margret Maid of Norge dies, leaving no heir to the Caledonian Crown. Edward is asked to arbitrate between 13 claimants to the throne, Edward I chooses John Balliol to be King of Caledonia
574 AI Gold’s Quest 44 KR	Edward I deposes John Balliol In retaliation for the expulsion of the Sundred, the Dwarven Brotherhood of War begins to train and equip Caledonians opposed to Edward I
575 AI	Battle of Canbuskenneth William Wallace defeats Albion army
576 AI	William Wallace defeated at Falkirk
583 AI	William Wallace captured and executed
584 AI	Robert the Bruce crowned King of Caledonia Robert I leads a new rebellion against Edward I
585 AI	Edward I dies on the march to Caledonia and Edward II becomes King of Albion
592 AI	Battle of Bannockburn Robert the Bruce defeats Edward II and restores Caledonian independence People of Cymru, wielding Mighty Britannic Longbows, and their Elven allies drive Edward II’s troops from Cymru
593 AI	Caledonians invade Hybernia, led by Edward Bruce, they ally with local chieftains to undermine Albion rule
604 AI	Edward II is deposed by his queen, Isabella and her lover Mortimer Edward III is made King of Albion
605 AI	Edward II is brutally murdered
607 AI	Edward III exiles Isabella and executes Mortimer
628 AI	Order of the Garter formerly established
652 AI	John of Gaunt takes charge of the government of Albion Edward’s heir, the Black Prince, suffers from a mysterious ailment
654 AI	Good Parliament in Albion called by the Black Prince, just before his death
655 AI	Richard II becomes King of Albion at the age of 10 Albion effectively ruled by John of Gaunt
659 AI	Wat Tyler leads the peasants revolt against the oppressive policies of John of Gaunt. Marched on London, took Tower of London and beheaded Archbishop of Canterbury. After receiving many concessions from Richard II, Tyler was killed at London, after which Richard rescinded the concessions
666 AI	Merciless Parliament led by 5 Lords Appellant try and convict 5 of Richards closest advisors of treason
675 AI	Richard arrests 3 of the 5 Lords Appellant and executes them, the other two are banished
677 AI	One of the exiled Lords, Henry Bolingbroke, returns to Albion and is elected King by Parliament while Richard II is attempting to quell warring chiefs in Hybernia. Henry Bolingbroke is the son of John of Gaunt and establishes House Lancaster John of Gaunt dies and his estate is confiscated by Richard II
678 AI	Richard II murdered at Pontefract Castle
681 AI	Battle of Shrewsbury Rebellion by the Percy family Kings forces, led by the king’s son 16 year old Henry, defeat and kill Harry Hotspur Percy
691 AI	Henry V assumes the Albion throne after father’s death and puts down an assassination plot by nobles loyal to Richard II