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 Doloreaux enslaved for three centuries. They are freed by a hero Bruge, who rules for a long time. These legends as enumerated by a priestess Clairmunda become the basis of Lutarism.  Doloreaux enslaved for three centuries. They are freed by a hero Bruge, who rules for a long time. These legends as enumerated by a priestess Clairmunda become the basis of Lutarism. 
  
-Circa 1000 YA - Phelans arrive. Rinaldi are probably on Calabria by this time already, as are the Avoirdupois, who claim to have been first. +Circa 1000 YA - Phelans arrive. Rinaldi are probably on Calabria by this time already, as are the Avoirdupois, who claim to have been first with 12 families coming over one year, and seven the next. 
  
 Phelan War With The Goblins Phelan War With The Goblins
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 20 year Phelan civil war 20 year Phelan civil war
  
-10the Don of the Rinaldi founds Triskellian. Beginning of the Age of War. Doloreaux go to war tirelessly with their neighbors to expand their territory against those they see as more advanced. They move to attack Triskellian, but are prevented from marching south by the Chevenaise.  +Don Jon Rinaldi, the 10th Don, founds Triskellian. Beginning of the Age of War. Doloreaux go to war tirelessly with their neighbors to expand their territory against those they see as more advanced. They move to attack Triskellian, but are prevented from marching south by the Chevenaise.  
  
 ===== s'Allumer Reckoning ===== ===== s'Allumer Reckoning =====
  
 ^Year^Event^House Involved^ ^Year^Event^House Involved^
-|1|Helloise has a vision at the death of the 14th Don of the Rinaldi, Don Rafael. She cures his son, and eventually the entire city of Triskellian, martyring herself in the process, thus founding s'Allumer. |Rinaldi|+|1|Helloise has a vision at the death of the 14th Don of the Rinaldi, Don Rafael. She cures his son, and eventually the entire city of Triskellian, martyring herself in the process, thus founding s'Allumer. Don Constantin's mother is declared the first Arch-cardinal, and begins spreading the religion. Constantin commands that a cathedral (Cathedral de Temoin) be built on the spot of Helloise's death.|Rinaldi| 
 +|51|The Avoirdupois besiege Triskellian, but relent when 
 |Circa 80|The Doloreaux begin to feel pressure to join the Church of s'Allumer. They adopt written records for practical matters.|Doloreaux| |Circa 80|The Doloreaux begin to feel pressure to join the Church of s'Allumer. They adopt written records for practical matters.|Doloreaux|
 |123|Avoirdupois lords meet to discuss the Échorcheur nomad menace. They appoint Gage l’Amorce to lead their forces. Apocryphally he is lit by the light of S'allumer, and proceeds to lead the Avoirdupois forces to victory despite heavy losses. The thread eliminated, they begin to rebuild.|Avoirdupois| |123|Avoirdupois lords meet to discuss the Échorcheur nomad menace. They appoint Gage l’Amorce to lead their forces. Apocryphally he is lit by the light of S'allumer, and proceeds to lead the Avoirdupois forces to victory despite heavy losses. The thread eliminated, they begin to rebuild.|Avoirdupois|
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 |Circa 150|Without Gage to lead them, he families go to war with each other. By 150 there are 11 families with armies in the field.|Avoirdupois| |Circa 150|Without Gage to lead them, he families go to war with each other. By 150 there are 11 families with armies in the field.|Avoirdupois|
 |155|Paien du Boulanger, married to Gage's daughter Orane, is advised by his wise younger brother Amical to propose a formal agreement on borders and laws. The name of the agreement lead eventually to the nation that formed being named the Avoirdupois.|Avoirdupois| |155|Paien du Boulanger, married to Gage's daughter Orane, is advised by his wise younger brother Amical to propose a formal agreement on borders and laws. The name of the agreement lead eventually to the nation that formed being named the Avoirdupois.|Avoirdupois|
-|165|Paien having worked for the previous decade to gain support for Amical to be made monarch, Amical dies weeks before his coronation. After intense negotiations, Aubert du Boulanger was crowned King of the Avoirdupois.|Avoirdupois| +|165|Amical having worked for the previous decade to gain support for Paien to be made monarch, Paien dies weeks before his coronation. After intense negotiations, Aubert du Boulanger was crowned King of the Avoirdupois.|Avoirdupois| 
-|180|Founding of Harrowgate by one of the Phelan tribes, which would centuries later become known as the Bianfáel (well before they would become the Bisclavret). This event is the beginning of Bisclavret literary tradition. |Phelan/Bisclavret|+|183|Aubert is forced to dismiss a manipulative Amical from his council. |Avoirdupois| 
 +|202|Aubert dies and is succeeded by his son Paien. Under Paien and his successors, the Avoirdupois expand their kingdom.|Avoirdupois|
 |221|Theudebald, a reformer of ancient Anu worship culture tradition contemporary with King Paien I, dies.|Avoirdupois| |221|Theudebald, a reformer of ancient Anu worship culture tradition contemporary with King Paien I, dies.|Avoirdupois|
 |Circa 240|End of the Age of War. Doloreaux are no longer able to keep up with Avoirdupois and Rinaldi advancements.|Doloreaux and most others| |Circa 240|End of the Age of War. Doloreaux are no longer able to keep up with Avoirdupois and Rinaldi advancements.|Doloreaux and most others|
 +|263|Paien III dies after a long rein of conquering other minor houses, or negotiating their vassalage, and is succeeded by his son Gan. Gan, religiously tolerant, allows penitents to build a chapel in Sauldre.|Avoirdupois|
 |330|"Good King Gan" dies, leaving the throne to his sickly great-grandson Paien IV, with his uncle Childeberd as regent.|Avoirdupois| |330|"Good King Gan" dies, leaving the throne to his sickly great-grandson Paien IV, with his uncle Childeberd as regent.|Avoirdupois|
 |Late 330s|Bad administration by Childeberd leads to widespread famine. Riots begin.|Avoirdupois| |Late 330s|Bad administration by Childeberd leads to widespread famine. Riots begin.|Avoirdupois|
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 |451|Bohémond du Sauldre succedes Constantine as Pontiff.|All| |451|Bohémond du Sauldre succedes Constantine as Pontiff.|All|
 |478|Bohémond dies|All| |478|Bohémond dies|All|
 +|515|Don Renaldi permits the minter's guild to mint coins. No longer is this the sole purview of the Rinaldi house.|Rindaldi|
 |Circa 580 - 690|A charismatic Bianfáel chieftain named Gaisce Mac Roth adopts feudalism and a desire to modernize. He adopts coinage, removes the druids from their lands, and begins to attack other houses. Gaisce dies and is succeeded by his son Slaine, who continued his fathers plans. Slaine dies and is succeeded by Riddock Déanamh-Gaisce. Riddock ends the Tuath na Bianfáel, and establishes himself as King Riddock, Lord of the Western Wood, and his bloodline to be known as the Bisclavret (Charte du Bisclavret). They attack Rinaldi holdings and the Rinaldi go to war with them, but are defeated. Don Fabroni is forced to sue for peace, and recognizes the Bisclavret as a Great House. Riddock adopts s'Allumer, and bans druidism further. Druids go underground becoming bards. Riddock rules for ten years and is succeeded by his son Raldred, who continues expansion to where the borders are today. |Bisclavret| |Circa 580 - 690|A charismatic Bianfáel chieftain named Gaisce Mac Roth adopts feudalism and a desire to modernize. He adopts coinage, removes the druids from their lands, and begins to attack other houses. Gaisce dies and is succeeded by his son Slaine, who continued his fathers plans. Slaine dies and is succeeded by Riddock Déanamh-Gaisce. Riddock ends the Tuath na Bianfáel, and establishes himself as King Riddock, Lord of the Western Wood, and his bloodline to be known as the Bisclavret (Charte du Bisclavret). They attack Rinaldi holdings and the Rinaldi go to war with them, but are defeated. Don Fabroni is forced to sue for peace, and recognizes the Bisclavret as a Great House. Riddock adopts s'Allumer, and bans druidism further. Druids go underground becoming bards. Riddock rules for ten years and is succeeded by his son Raldred, who continues expansion to where the borders are today. |Bisclavret|
 +|708|Founding of Harrowgate. This event is the beginning of Bisclavret literary tradition. |Bisclavret|
 |722|Harbin du Marteau, cousin of Duke Ombragé du Marteau dies creating an inheritance issue. This results in Ombragé creating a group of subversives against the church.|Avoirdupois| |722|Harbin du Marteau, cousin of Duke Ombragé du Marteau dies creating an inheritance issue. This results in Ombragé creating a group of subversives against the church.|Avoirdupois|
 |749|Ombragé du Marteau caught and executed, but his followers carry on as the Éteignoirs.|Avoirdupois| |749|Ombragé du Marteau caught and executed, but his followers carry on as the Éteignoirs.|Avoirdupois|
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