Faldric II, king of Utferd, dies without an heir, passing the title to his nephew through his sister and the king of Wexeter, Aulfred.
History of the Daren Hegemony
Three Kingdoms Era
1200 AC 263 AC
The island of Umbria is split between three warring kingdoms.
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314 AC
12 /3
King Faldric II of Utferd dies
Life, Death -
311 AC
17 /1
King Witstan IV of Wexeter dies
Life, DeathKing Witstan IV of Wexeter, dies passing the crown to his son Aulfred, unifying the crowns of Wexeter and Utferd.
Location
Daré -
309 AC
21 /7308 AC
6 /1
Dercian Earl's Revolt
Military actionThe earls of Dercia revolt against their king, Saelric I. King Aulfred of Utferd-Wexeter invades under the pretense of suppressing the revolt, executing captured lords and replacing them with nobles loyal to him. He returns his conquered land to Saelric upon the end of the war, though he retains tremendous influence over the new earls.
Location
Daré -
308 AC
20 /4
King Aulfred I marries Ybelote of Dercia
MarriageKing Aulfred pressures King Saelric into offering his daughter Ybelote's hand in marriage.
Location
Daré -
301 AC
20 /9
Ybelote bears King Aulfred I an heir
Life, Birth -
301 AC
8 /12
King Saelric I of Dercia dies
Life, Death -
300 AC
8 /1
Sigrit of Dercia suffers a traumatic wound
Life, Trauma/ LossSigrit is thrown from his struthi during his coronation ride, suffering a debilitating head injury that leaves him in a coma.
Location
Daré -
300 AC
14 /1
Aulfred I of Utferd-Wexeter named Dercian regent
Political event -
298 AC
15 /6
Aulfred names Hewerald as the heir to the Dercian throne
Political eventWith Sigrit showing no signs of recovering and having never had a child, Aulfred names his own son Hewerald as the heir due to being the grandson of Saelric.
Location
Daré -
298 AC
8 /10
Sigrit of Dercia dies
Life, Death -
263 AC
9 /8
King Aulfred I of Utferd-Wexeter dies
Life, DeathAulfred I of Utferd-Wexeter dies, passing his crowns to his son Hewerald, who has already been crowned King of Dercia.
Location
Daré
Umbrian Era
262 AC 143 PC
The unified Umbrian Empire rises in power.
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262 AC
1 /1
Union of Umbrian Kingdoms is founded
FoundingAt the start of the new year, Hewerald I, holding the crowns of Dercia, Utferd, and Wexeter, announces the unification of the titles into the single crown of the Umbrian Kingdoms.
Location
Daré -
98 AC
16 /6
Umbrian Empire discovers soraflight
Discovery, ScientificMages in the Umbrian Empire discover the secrets of soraflight, propelling Daré and the Umbrians into the Sora.
Location
Daré -
54 AC
21 /454 AC
12 /9
Canus-Umbrian War
Military actionThe Canus Confederacy attacks a colony of a minor Daren nation. The Umbrian Empire comes to the nation's defense, overrunning and conquering the Confederacy.
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1 PC
12 /3
Umbrian-Archive contact
Diplomatic actionThe Dranomyr Archive makes contact with the Umbrian Empire, propelling the other nations of Daré to begin uniting beneath the Umbrian banner.
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125 PC
22 /4125 PC
23 /4
Koganush-Umbrian Conflict
Military actionThe Koganusân Kingdom invades an Umbrian colony, assuming it to be weakly defended. The Umbrians swiftly repel the attack, leading the Kingdom to seek peace. This would be the sole conflict between the Kingdom and the people of Daré to date.
Era of Hegemony
144 PC and beyond
The Daren Hegemony becomes the most powerful entity in the Sora.
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144 PC
6 /4
Daren Hegemony is founded
FoundingWith the submission of the final nation of Daré to the Umbrian Empire, the reigning king, Alsabet IV, declared herself the Most High Hegemon of Daré, ruler of the Daren Hegemony.
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195 PC
16 /8198 PC
9 /12
Daren-Octoid War
Military actionThe Daren Hegemony invades the declining Kingdom of Octoi. Though the Kingdom holds off the Daren invaders for a time, they are eventually betrayed by one of their nobles, resulting in their annexation into the Hegemony.
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224 PC
13 /7
Daren-Heshian contact
Diplomatic actionThe Heshian Syndicate makes contact with Daren Hegemony. Forestalling a Daren invasion, the Syndicate invites the Daren king on a tour of their soraports and small fleet, causing the king to dismiss them as mere merchants and traders.
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