|
-1326 |
Rhy-Kanna begin empire building in Tyrraria |
|
-990 |
At the age of 32 the prophet, a former smith with little
formal education, Leron begins preaching in Lysan.
Like many cities on the Shattered Coast, Lysan sits adrift
on a sea of wretched, diseased, and poor refugees from the
Khaafret Wars. He finds many converts to his faith which
asserts the presence of only one deity, Eronem, who is the
union of two deities, Atar the Father and Amara the Mother.
He also claims that all other gods have abandoned the people
and the people should cease patronizing them. The city lords
of Lysan and its temple leaders are displeased with his
words and actions. |
|
-988 |
Leron is chased out of Lysan by mobs incited by priests of
adherents to other gods. He vows to return to lead the
Faithful to the Promised Land. In his absence his followers
establish the first church of Leronism. |
|
-986 |
Leron, strong in his faith, wanders the Shattered Coast. He
performs many feats of bravery, kindness, and charity. His
miracles win him many more followers. |
|
-981 |
Leron returns to Lysan at the head of an army of the
Faithful. The lords of the city bar the gates. Undeterred,
Leron calls for his followers within the city to join
him--violence ensues and many people are killed. Leron calls
for an end to the bloodshed. Leron and the Faithful withdraw
from the gates to an encampment on the Hill of Grecotha. For
three weeks Leron prays for guidance while the Faithful
restlessly wait. Six times Leron comes forth to assure the
Faithful that the Gods will guide them to the Promised Land.
Addressing the growing crowds for the seventh time he is
slain by Vaos the Knife, a professional assassin employed by
the lords of the city. Leron forgives Vaos. Vaos, called the
Repenter, joins the Faithful and under his guidance they
leave Lysan bearing the body of the fallen Leron. |
|
-980 |
Vaos the Repenter leads the Faithful of Leron across
the Withering and out of the Empire to the City-State of
Mardros. |
|
-977 |
The Great Temple of Leron is built in Mardros by the
Faithful under the guidance of Vaos the Repenter. The
tenents of the Church of Leron are codified and enscribed.
Vaos the Repenter is made the first Patriarch, or Patros, of
the Church. |
|
-964 |
Fearing the growing power of the Church of Leron, the Senate
of Mardros pass laws restricting the conduct of the
Faithful. |
|
-962 |
Church of Leron banned in Mardros; Great Temple is razed by
adherents of other gods while the city guard stands
watching. In turn several rival temples and the senate are
burned. The Patros Vaos is forced to flee Mardros.
The Faithful follow the Patros into the Emring Vale. |
|
-958 |
The Haven of the Faithful is founded in the Emring Vale. |
|
-937 |
Lord Par-Kathon of House Anghulooke assumes command
of the Province of Mahritak. He institutes extreme measures
in Lysan to keep the peace. The Faithful of Leron, the
homeless, and the destitute are enslaved or slaughtered as
Par-Kathon endeavors to ‘clean-up’ the city. Wholesale
flight by these ‘targeted’ peoples begins; many end up in
the Withering and the islands around the Vermillion Sea
(extreme eastern end of the Tyrrarian Sea). |
|
-933 |
Missionary priests spread Leronism to Jepids, the Maga-Rhenn,
and Omera at the edges of the Rhy-Kanna Empire. |
|
-924 |
Vaos dies and the leadership of the Church of Leron
passes to Patros Ramar. Ramar decrees that the word
of Leron must be spread. The priest Dadanum and a cadre of
highly motivated young zealots are sent into the Empire to
preach in secret amid the subject peoples. Dadanum and his
fellows call themselves the Servants of the Everlasting
Light of Leron, or the Lightbearers. |
|
-888 |
Followers of the Church of Leron begin to travel among the
northern tribes, and venture into the Broken Coast, the
Bitter Wastes, and the Steppes beyond. Many lose their lives
among the savages. |
|
-757 |
The Crimson Dragon Empress outlaws the practice of
Leronism among subject humans in the Rhy-Kanna Empire. |
|
-726 |
Followers of the Church of Leron travel southward to the
lands beyond the Se’ech and along the shores of the Great
Southern Ocean. |
|
-660 |
The Leronic “Heresies” of Sunsend (Ilmora) instigated by
Dhorn. |
|
-659 |
The Lightbearers establish a secret enclave on the isle of
Corfe. From here missionary priests and the faithful venture
out into the ‘uncivilized lands’. |
|
-625 |
The Leronist church father Kherwyn is born. |
|
-550 |
The Leronist church father and historian Orodar is
born. |
|
-485 |
The Council of Cadria, the ecumenical council of the Church
of Leron meets. |
|
-460 |
Stellaine makes
converts among the Nahrin tribes. |
|
-326 |
Rhy-Kanna Empire at its height |
|
-300 |
The Nahrin tribes petition the Empire for admittance and are
accepted. |
|
-226 |
Internal conflicts ravage the Rhy-Kanna Empire. |
|
-200 |
Many converts to Leronism are made among the subject humans
of the western Rhy-Kanna Empire by (Saint) Griffon
(Pendar, Vanaess, Haviel). |
|
-66 |
The Seer arises among the Mordathi. |
|
-52 |
The Warlord leads the Mordathi in the great Crusade against
the Rhy-Kanna Empire. |
|
-46 |
The Bad Times (the Great Plagues, the fall of the Rhy-Kanna
Empire, barbarian invasions, etc.) begin. |
|
-45 |
Patros Scorfax annoints Eworan as the first
King of Nahros signaling an alliance between the church and
the Nahrin monarchy. |
|
-44 |
Eworan establishes the Sanctity of St. Griffon. |
|
-32 |
The reign of Maldred of Nahros begins. |
|
-29 |
Maldred’s conquest and unification of Greater Nahros
is complete. |
|
-27 |
Maldred under the direction of the Matros Eunice
founds the Knight Order of the Jeda. |
|
-25 |
The former slave Baros-Dar becomes the general of an
army of mercenaries and seizes control of the city of Beolon.
Maldred and the Knights of the Jeda lay siege to Beolon in
an attempt to uproot the general. |
|
-24 |
Maldred and his knights chase Baros-Dar and his
mercenaries out of Beolon. |
|
-15 |
Baros-Dar gathers his Three Armies: the Azuri, the
Rhoo’marrin, and the B’kar-Zookraz. |
|
-13 |
Baros-Dar marches on Beolon and once again wrests
control of the city. The Three Armies harry the forces of
Nahros and repeatedly best them in battle. |
|
-10 |
Maldred and the remaining Knights of the Jeda (those that
have not defected to Baros-Dar or fled) hole up in the city
of Tymores. Baros-Dar lays siege to the city. Maldred is
slain by General Kharkem vas’Plektii of the B’kar-Zookraz. |
|
-6 |
Baros-Dar completes his conquest of Nahros; many
Nahrin nobles swear into his service. |
|
-5 |
Teredon (called either the Heretic or the Holy)
returns to the Fvodmar tribes and begins to preach his brand
of Leronism. |
|
0 |
In the city of Beolon, Baros-Dar is crowned the first
King of Pendar by Patros Unnos II (Zero year for
Pendarin Calendar). |
|
9 |
Ninnos is crowned King of Pendar by Matros Falbia. |
|
35 |
Ninnos breaks with the Orthodox Leronist faith by
establishing the Pendarin Church; Patros Jared nearly
has him declared a heretic. Ninnos reaffirms the Sanctity of
Saint Griffon. Arch-Bishop of Beolon is established as the
leader of the Pendarin Church of Leron. |
|
149 |
Father Kutanos begins preaching in Alesia. |
|
176 |
Patros Anderon VI declares Father Kutanos a heretic
and excommunicates him. He also places several regions known
to be sympathetic to Kutanos’s teachings under edict. |
|
190 |
Father Kutanos is killed while on pilgrimage to the
Holy Precinct. Agents of the Pendarin Church of Leron are
suspected. |
|
311 |
The Kutanosian Heresy takes hold in Haviel, Andurin, and
among the clans of the Eventine Hegemony. |
|
369 |
The Kutanosian Heresy spreads to Llanedd, Orloes, and
Vanaess in southern Pendar. |
|
373 |
Patros Margon, at the behest of Prince Regent
Dangon of Pendar, calls for a crusade against the
Kutanosian heretics in Vanaess, Llanedd, and Orloes. Holy
warriors and paladins from Pendar, Almrist, Bayern, and
Abbasore heed the call. |
|
388 |
Airan-Shad, Archbishop of Beolon, senior cleric of
the Pendarin Church of the Trinity, speaks out against the
decadence and immorality of the court of King Dangon “the
Lecherous”. |
|
391 |
Patros Amulim calls for a holy crusade against the
heretics and infidels of the Kingdom of Aruale. Holy
warriors and paladins from all the western kingdoms heed the
call. |
|
437 |
Siege of Iforn Mountain unofficially ends the Holy War
against Aruale as the cream of the western chivalry is
killed in one of the bloodiest battles ever. The rule of the
Aruale Matriarchy is broken with the death of High Queen
Grudanë Silverhair. The Witch-Circles scatter as Gen-Othi
mercenaries ravage the countryside. |
|
452 |
Patros Emeon III calls for a holy crusade against the
Drüghati Sultanate whose recent conquests infringe on the
Holy Precincts. |
|
465 |
Sadron, Archbishop of Beolon, senior cleric of the
Pendarin Church of Leron, speaks out against the decadence
and immorality of the court of King Sinudaros “the
Blackguard” of Pendar. |
