Byzantium is overrun by the Turks on September 5, 1476, exactly one thousand years and a day after the fall of the Roman Empire. This is generally agreed to mark the end of the Middle Ages and the dawn of modern history.
A cursory, deliberately shallow overview of Andalusada's modern history, emphasizing what laymen assume history to be: wars, disasters, the rise and fall of nations, and Great Men. (Note that this is modern history; it entirely glosses over the Middle Ages, and thus sheds no light on Andalusada's Point of Divergence.) Turns of the Hijri century are also noted, since they don't sync up to the CE year.
Byzantium is overrun by the Turks on September 5, 1476, exactly one thousand years and a day after the fall of the Roman Empire. This is generally agreed to mark the end of the Middle Ages and the dawn of modern history.
The Inca Empire formally converts to Roman Catholicism.
It actually only lasts for two years, but ends with the Islamic conquest of Cuba.
Several extended families of settlers arrive in Nouvelle-France from the provinces of Normandy and Brittany.
1688 marks the 1101st year from the Hijra of the Prophet. Since it also marks the rise of the House of Umayya, this is about as far back as the UCNA's history lessons go.
Umayya II, tracing his genealogy back to Hisham III, makes a bid for succession during a breakdown of the Five Families.
Holy Prussia reacts to its first Partition poorly, and is rewarded with a second. At this point emigration to the New World begins in earnest.
Refugees and expatriates from Königsberg begin to settle in Thagr ash-Shamal
France manages to retain its Caribbean holdings, but is forced to cede its mainland Alaxian claims to Umayyad Seville.
The heir apparent to Umayyad Seville is caught attempting to summon and bind Satan.
Caliph Hisham IV dies after falling from his horse, setting in motion the downfall of Moorish Spain.
1783 marks the 1201st year from the Hijra of the Prophet, the start of a catastrophic century, and the collapse of Moorish civilization.
The worst earthquake in Mexican history occurs on 28 March 1787, at 12:02 PM.
Neptune, the seventh planet of the solar system, is discovered around this time, although the circumstances remain murky and controversial. It has five moons: Amphitrite, Arethusa, Galatea, Thetis, and Triton.
Plans to recapture Seville crumble when the last Umayyad pretender in the Old World vanishes under mysterious circumstances.
After months of preparation, Andalusi rebels capture Seville in an uprising timed for Christmas Eve Mass. Spanish forces crush the uprising ten days later.
The caliphal pretender Musa sends his son Hajji Yusuf to the Alaxian mainland, entrusting him to the emergent Caliphal Guard as a diplomatic hostage.
After a decade of rule and several years of petitioning, Caliph Yusuf I promulgates the Constitution of New Andalusia on April 5, giving the "Umayyad Caliphate in New Andalusia" its modern name and form.
The Mexican province of Axamalla breaks away from the Grand Principality, leading to the foundation of Holy, Free and Plebeian Axamalla.
Pluto, the eighth planet in the solar system, is first sighted with a telescope. It has one moon, Persephone.
Border disputes erupt into full-blown war between the UCNA and the Imperial Union of England-Scotland. The war ends in a startling Anglo-Scottish defeat and results in the reorganization of England-Scotland.
With the end of the Sankaku Wars, the annexation of Takasago, and the Imperial Charter of 1868, the Japanese Empire assumes its modern form.
Yusuf I, founder and first caliph of the UCNA, dies after several years of illness and nearly sixty years of rule.
18 November 1882 marks the 1301st year from the Hijra of the Prophet Muhammad. In all likelihood, your entire life falls after this point.
French India once again marches to war against the Sultanate of Multan, who deals them several spectacular defeats.
The construction of a katorga in the Russo-Japanese condominium of Sakhalin sets off a diplomatic crisis and escalates into a full-blown war. Against all odds, the Japanese Empire defeats Russia on land and sea.
After Tsar Evgeny IV turns machine guns on anti-war demonstrations during Holy Week, and his heir-elect accidentally kills himself in a drunken argument, the Russian Empire erupts in open rebellion.
The Grand Principality of Mexico purchases a herculean battleship, setting off a New World arms race.
The most powerful earthquake in Japanese history strikes on September 1, 1923.
The Japanese Empire crowns a new emperor, who chooses Meiwa as his era name.
Axamalla builds the first 1-megarad wind turbine. Several others follow in 1926 and 1929.