The first date of known time according to the Tihagi Calendar.
The first date of known time according to the Tihagi Calendar.
Construction on the Sa'avian Kuai’ain Palace begins in Talaina'Vao, Tolara. Construction is complete 7 years later in 1410.
The Sa'avian Mai-Ben'hat Palace, located in Nisaba Pass, is destroyed by Spellfire- forcing the Sa'Avian royal family to flee to the Kuai’ain Palace.
The Sa'avian Kuai’ain Palace, located on the western coast of Tolara's southern peninsula, is destroyed by Spellfire.
The Cataclysm occurs, destroying the Weave and leading to the fall of the Sa'Avi- the last of the Ancient Races.
A Merchant Vessel from Olienn is blown off course by a storm. It shipwrecks on the Inetra Islands, just off what would eventually become the Athimyr Coast. When the ship is finally repaired it sets sail back to its homeland to share their discovery- leaving a handful of crewmembers behind to build a settlement.
in 5715, after the first few waves of Tolaran Settlers, the Explorer's Guild is established to organize and aide in the exploration of the Tolaran mainland.
Three years after the founding of the Explorer's Guild, the budding industry of Tolara's Shippers and Merchants band together to found the Merchant's Guild.
A new, emerging group of craftsmen who manufacture items using Tolaran materials establishes the Artisan's Guild in an effort to give them a competitive edge in the world market and secure favor with the Merchant's Guild.
Deamod e'Lufaren and Aaina Viswan arive together in Tolara together- setting foot in what would eventually become Saethar'Kori, and seeing the so-called "New World" for the first time.
Deamod e'Lufaren and Aaina Viswan break ground on the Temple of a Thousand Faces in what will eventually become the City State of Saethar'Kori... Providing a place for the budding population of Tolara to worship freely- as well as other services that were instrumental in aiding the developing colonies to prosper; construction is completed in 5749, almost 20 years after starting.
After decades of exploration and settlement, the new settler's of Tolara are locked in a never ending battle with one another over land. To solve this conflict, The Opal Accords are signed- granting each of the original settlement colonies a recognized territory on Tolaran land.
Centuries after the destruction of the Sa'avian Empire and nine years after the signing of the Opal Accords, Eris'ka is born- the first true civilization to exist on the Tolaran Mainland since the Cataclysm.
With the establishment of the first recognized Kingdom of Tolara (Eris'ka) a group of Tolarans band together to found the first of the Shadow Guilds.
High Priestess and Co-Founder of the Temple of a Thousand Faces, Aaina Viswan, passes away at the age of 78 years old, after just 24 years of leadership to the Temple.
In 5762 a group of elixermakers split off from the Artisan's Guild and band together to form the Flaconer's Guild. They expand their membership to include Brewers and Medical Professionals of varying stripes.
Deamod e'Lufaren, High Preist of Farenthal and Founder of the Temple of a Thousand Faces, passes away at the age of 476, after 80 years of leadership to the Temple.
Subject to severe religious intolerance and persecution within Eris'ka, a subgroup within the Ferenian people (calling themselves the Ileri) migrate to the Southwest seeking out unclaimed land in Talaina'Vao.
After the events that led to the Ilerian migration out of Eris'ka, the Priest's Guild is founded to promote the understanding and tolerance of the diversity of faith among the Tolaran people.
High tensions and increasing bloodshed over religious differences causes the Ileri to split into three distinct cultural groups: The Ileri, the Enethi, and the Tameri.
After the events of The Red Schism, the Enethi and Tameri peoples migrate to safer areas; the Enethi choose to head west into the Barvati Desert, whereas the Tameri travel south into the Purulu and Arnak mountains, Later the Tameri decide to push further south in favor of more hospitable land.
Clan Batrun and Clan Othane clashed for territory in Talaina'Vao, Tolara, in the Kogria Mountains.
Seeking to create a system that could be learned by anyone of any status or profession, Tihagi of Rokur Clan simply observes how her told time amongst themselves. It was from her Clan's folk methods of time-telling that the Tihagi Calendar was eventually derived.
After an Eris'kanian expedition to the eastern side of Tolara is successful in obtaining valuable resources, some expeditioners choose to return to what is now called the Safiri Coast and establish their own Kingdom: Ar'lasang Vaerda'ky.
During a nearly 2 year long mission in the Southern Peninsula, an Elite Expedition Team from Eris'ka is unable to confirm the existence of a creature reported by another Southern Expedition Team. Near the end of the expedition, however, they stumble across a mass of ruins from a previous civilization... They return to Eris'Ka with their discovery.
With the discovery of the first Sa'avian ruins in Tolara, the Mage's Guild is established to study these strange new artifacts of magical nature.
A cold winter devastates crops across Tolara. Largely cut off from the mainland, however, settlers still living in Gwyn Tira'Kie suffer the worst of it; currently controlled by the Kingdom of Eris'ka, they're refused aid.
Frustrated by the lack of aid from Eris'ka during the Famine, the residents of Saethar'Kori fight against the nation for their Independence.
After 5 years of bloodshed and war over the rights to Gwyn Tira'Kie, Saethar'Kori enters peace talks with Eris'ka. After a year of negotiations, they're finally granted their independence with the signing of The Sapphire Accords.
After the signing of the Sapphire Accords, Gwyn Tira'Kie becomes an autonomous region with the city state of Saethar'Kori at its center.
A year after the signing of the Sapphire Accords, the seven core Tolaran Guilds- having established themselves in Saethar'Kori as the ruling class- found The Gilded Council.
Ceiba Lanael is born in the Dryad villade of Gillia- located on the border between the Ajda Wet Forest and Nang Kap’ahu Delta in the Talaina'vao region of Tolara.
The fifth Sa'avi ruin is discovered half submerged on the western coast of the southern peninsula of Tolara. The expedition, led by Yen Tae-Hyun, wastes no time in founding the port city of Chara'Huyan to aid in its study... After nearly a decade, the ruins are named the Kuai’ain Palace; study by Archivists and Archaeologists, spearheaded by the Mage's Guild, led to amazing advances in their knowledge of the Sa'avi.
Now named the Mai-Ben'hat Palace, the ruined structure was unearthed in the Nisaba Pass by Archaeologist Hamadi Sebek in 6393. According to documentation and investigation, it was the foremost Sa'avian royal site before Spellfire led to its destruction- forcing the royal family to relocate to the western Kuai’ain Palace around the year 3000.
After their exposure and subsequent exile from Faelkarstone, Mala'kai Avirotka and his family relocate to the small village of Keskala in the Talaina'vao region of Tolara under different (more common) identities.
Having finally come of age, Mala'kai Avirotka assumes the identity of a Dwarf and sets off on his own, heading north through Nisaba Pass. Eventually he settles in the Druumarian Stronghold of Clan Dhal- located in the southern reaches of the Tarael Mountains, between Eris'ka and Ar'lasang Vaerda'ky.
After falling in love with and revealing his nature to Eline Dhalis (the daughter of Jurian Dhalis, Clan Dhal's Tinkerer, with whom he lived), the two break up and part ways. Mala'kai leaves the Stronghold to continue traveling.
Seeking a place of shelter for her people, Di'kae Milona is founded in Tolara's northern reaches. Its first Empress (Her Imperial Majesty, Empress Nhiliara e'ta Za'vaed) establishes the 4 Noble Houses of Milona- as well as the Imperial House of Za'vaed.
A year after the founding of Di'kae Milona, the first Empress (Her Imperial Majesty, Empress Nhiliara e'ta Za'vaed) established the Celestial Knights- the first military of Milona, tasked with protecting the Imperial Capitol and its rulers.
The Imperial City of Zebeylin is founded as the Capitol of Di'kae Milona. It surrounding region, Charith, is established as the seat of the Imperial House of Za'vaed
The city of Baros is founded in the northern reaches of Di'kae Milona. It surrounding region, Helvryn, is established as the seat of the Noble House of Av’yani
The city of Dralin is founded in the western reaches of Di'kae Milona. It surrounding region, Nirach, is established as the seat of the Noble House of T'sabar
The city of Viebal is founded in the southern reaches of Di'kae Milona. It surrounding region, Alyda, is established as the seat of the Noble House of Lae’taza
The city of Aleafin is founded in the eastern reaches of Di'kae Milona. It surrounding region, Keteran, is established as the seat of the Noble House of Do'rahel
After the founding of Di'kae Milona, the sovereigns of each existing Kingdom and Territory within Tolara come together to sign the The Astrantia Charter. This Charter formally recognizes their nations (including Gwyn Tira'Kie) as individual sovereign states. In addition to finalizing the sovereignty of the nations, The Astrantia Charter solidifies the foundation of the Tolaran Guilds- granting them special permissions and authority across Tolara, independent of the newly formalized nations (except in the Guild controlled region of Gwyn Tira'Kie).
Already widely used by the Tolaran Settlers, the Tihagi Calendar is formally adopted as the official calendar of Tolara during the signing of The Astrantia Charter.
The Tolaran Standard is adopted during the signing of The Astrantia Charter in Tolara, providing a stable, continent wide currency system for use in trade between the new nations.
Having finally had his fill of travel, Mala'kai Avirotkais returns home to his parents in Keskala and takes up the role as Winnower for the surrounding forest.
Her Imperial Majesty, Empress Nhiliara e'ta Za'vaed, orders the construction of The Imperial Palace in the Milonian capitol of Zebeylin e't Charith in 6433. The Palace's construction is completed eight years later in 6441.
After tracking down poachers near her village and dispensing justice, Ceiba Lanael decides to try the eco-bounty hunter life. After returning to Gillia, she packs her things and leaves to explore Talaina'Vao on her own.
Ceiba Lanael manages to track down a poacher catching animals and selling them as exotic pets, but keeping them in horrible conditions. Unfortunately she injures him severely during a struggle, and he later dies of his injuries.
Ceiba Lanael settles in Keskala after 6 years of travel and exploration.
Shael is saved from a bandit attack by Kod Zuzagar. Under Corellon's guidance he decides to follow Kod, hiring on at his post office in Keskala; officially his position is to escort postage during runs. But Kod and Shael's real work lies in their smuggling business, moving goods and people across borders. Feeling compelled to help out those less fortunate, the majority of their personal cargo consists of escaped slaves trying to settle down in a safer place.
While constructing the lower levels of the Imperial Palace in Di'kae Milona, construction workers stumble upon a buried set of Sa'avian ruins; construction is halted for a year while the Arcanist's Guild works with Her Imperial Majesty, Empress Nhiliara e'ta Za'vaed, on a plan.
Aneirin Mylel is sent by the Noble Fey Lhiannan to search for a Vestige known as Lightbringer- last seen on the Material Realm three centuries ago. He is unceremoniously dumped in the middle of the Ajda-Donesh Basin in Talaina'vao, Tolara, without any direction.
Late in the night the village of Keskala is attacked by a rogue creature, decimating a large portion of the village and killing a significant number of residents.