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* A [[Zeta|Zetian]] war armada launches from Zeths, sailing eastward towards [[Duria]] to stem the tide of pirates attacking Republican merchant vessels in the [[Betshaban Ocean]]. Under command of the aging [[Androcles of House Livius|Androcles]] of [[House Livius]], the armada runs into several misadventures before finally arriving at [[Black Isle|Ylargebad Island]] the following year. | * A [[Zeta|Zetian]] war armada launches from Zeths, sailing eastward towards [[Duria]] to stem the tide of pirates attacking Republican merchant vessels in the [[Betshaban Ocean]]. Under command of the aging [[Androcles of House Livius|Androcles]] of [[House Livius]], the armada runs into several misadventures before finally arriving at [[Black Isle|Ylargebad Island]] the following year. | ||
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* [[Androcles of House Livius|Androcles]] of [[House Livius]], in command of the [[Zeta|Zetian]] armada, arrives at [[Black Isle|Ylargebad Island]], south of modern-day [[Koramia]]. His legion quickly defeats the unprepared barbarian pirates who called Ylargebad home and he establishes a colonial outpost on the island at the village of Lar Glarsaw, which he renames [[Marebellium]]. Androcles sends envoys to the mainland and establishes a relationship with a native tribe he calls the [[Tracini]]. He is named [[ | * [[Androcles of House Livius|Androcles]] of [[House Livius]], in command of the [[Zeta|Zetian]] armada, arrives at [[Black Isle|Ylargebad Island]], south of modern-day [[Koramia]]. His legion quickly defeats the unprepared barbarian pirates who called Ylargebad home and he establishes a colonial outpost on the island at the village of Lar Glarsaw, which he renames [[Marebellium]]. Androcles sends envoys to the mainland and establishes a relationship with a native tribe he calls the [[Tracini]]. He is named [[Comes Litoris Tracini]] ([[Count of the Tracini Shore]]) by a grateful Senate. This would be the first non-defensive conquest by [[the Zetian Republic]]. | ||
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* [[Androcles of House Livius|Androcles]] of [[House Livius]], [[Comes Litoris Tracini]] dies of natural causes in [[Marebellium]]. His body is returned to Zeth, where he receives a full state funeral. [[Marcus Argentis of House Zetar|Marcus Argentis]] of [[House Zetar]] is named his successor as [[Comes Litoris Tracini]] and sets sail for Duria. | |||
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* The [[Gabinian War]] ends with an Aescalapean victory at the [[Battle of Tasca Obodos]]. The Milosian king is captured and executed by the victorious general, [[Menander of House Gabinius|Menander]] of [[House Gabinius]], but most of the Milosian soldiers flee westward across the [[Antasian Mountains]] with Menander's legion in pursuit. | * The [[Gabinian War]] ends with an Aescalapean victory at the [[Battle of Tasca Obodos]]. The Milosian king is captured and executed by the victorious general, [[Menander of House Gabinius|Menander]] of [[House Gabinius]], but most of the Milosian soldiers flee westward across the [[Antasian Mountains]] with Menander's legion in pursuit. | ||
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| Age: | The Third Age of Man |
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Events
Aurea
611
- After decades of raids and forays by Aescalapea's ruling family, House Gabinius, into neighboring Milosia, the Milosian King BaltosIII declared all-out war on Aescalapea, initiating what would come to be known as the Gabinian War.
616
- Struggling with a stalemate in the Gabinian War, House Gabinius of Aescalapea forms an unofficial alliance with the King of nearby Cordosia, who already had great personal enmity with the Milosian King Baltos III. The addition of Cordosian soldiers tips the scales of the war, but it will still be 15 bloody years before Aescalapea is victorious.
623
- A Zetian war armada launches from Zeths, sailing eastward towards Duria to stem the tide of pirates attacking Republican merchant vessels in the Betshaban Ocean. Under command of the aging Androcles of House Livius, the armada runs into several misadventures before finally arriving at Ylargebad Island the following year.
624
- Androcles of House Livius, in command of the Zetian armada, arrives at Ylargebad Island, south of modern-day Koramia. His legion quickly defeats the unprepared barbarian pirates who called Ylargebad home and he establishes a colonial outpost on the island at the village of Lar Glarsaw, which he renames Marebellium. Androcles sends envoys to the mainland and establishes a relationship with a native tribe he calls the Tracini. He is named Comes Litoris Tracini (Count of the Tracini Shore) by a grateful Senate. This would be the first non-defensive conquest by the Zetian Republic.
626
- Androcles of House Livius, Comes Litoris Tracini dies of natural causes in Marebellium. His body is returned to Zeth, where he receives a full state funeral. Marcus Argentis of House Zetar is named his successor as Comes Litoris Tracini and sets sail for Duria.
631
- The Gabinian War ends with an Aescalapean victory at the Battle of Tasca Obodos. The Milosian king is captured and executed by the victorious general, Menander of House Gabinius, but most of the Milosian soldiers flee westward across the Antasian Mountains with Menander's legion in pursuit.
Duria
628
- Larstat II, a king of the northern barbarians who lived in present-day Koramia, sent a messenger to Zeth to purchase mercenaries to assist in his war against the Xaclos.
631
- Marcus Argentis of House Zetar arrives with most of the Imperial fleet on the shores of present-day Koramia
664
- Septimius of House Varros defeats Aaronar VI, the last King of the Kamaros, in present-day Cambrecia.
670
- Valerius Marcosi establishes the Code of Urban Law in Neptaris, the legal document that would be used in the city for the next millennia and a half.
