Just For Fun / Grand Unified Timeline - Classical Antiquity

Grand Unified Timeline events from 800 B.C.E. to 500 C.E.

800 B.C.E. - 501 B.C.E.

Unspecified time probably around the 800 BC

• After the Seven Soldiers of Victory are betrayed by The Spider, Speedy, sidekick to the Green Arrow of Earth-2 is sent back in time to classical Greece, specifically the isle of Circe, who turns him into a centaur under her power. The Flash, Zatanna and The Red Tornado go back in time to rescue him, ultimately taking him back to the 20th Century. (DC Comics)

798 B.C.E.

• Death of Jehoahaz. Jehoash becomes king of Israel. (2 Kings)

796 B.C.E.

• Death of Joash. Amaziah becomes king of Judah. (2 Kings)
• Aelut’med’os of Cad’inas is assassinated on planet Almea. His son Ravodorot’ succeeds him as emperor. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

794 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Ravodorot’ of Cad’inas uncritically follows the advice of his eunuch Ďaloforis to execute all of the latter’s enemies under the pretense that they killed Ravodorot’'s father. His enemies expose his crimes, and and depose Ravodorot’ as well. At this point, Cad’inas is governed by the Council of Lords. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

788 B.C.E.

• Antaevon II of Cad’inas is born on the planet Almea to Aerbelgo and an unknown woman. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

784 B.C.E.

• Sevurias of Cad’inas is born on the planet Almea to Aerbelgo and an unknown woman. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

783 B.C.E.

• Birth of Azariah to Amaziah and his unnamed wife. (2 Kings)

782 B.C.E.

• Death of Jehoash. Jeroboam II ben Jehoash becomes king of Israel. (2 Kings)
• Kurund is born on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

781 B.C.E.

• Kremdorot’, brother of Ravodorot’ of Cad’inas, dies on planet Almea, extinguishing the deposed imperial line. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

776 B.C.E.

• In Polly Spark's altered version of history, Rhonda Robot awards a bouquet of flowers and a diamond tiara to the winner of the first Olympic Games. (JumpStart Adventures 3rd Grade: Mystery Mountain)
• Aerbelgo, the chairman of the Council of Lords, becomes emperor of Cad’inas on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

771 B.C.E.

• Kurund and his uncle Afmal convert to the Jippirasti faith on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

Between 782 and 767 B.C.E.

• Amos foretells doom. An earthquake occurs in Canaan. (Book of Amos)

767 B.C.E.

• Death of Amaziah. Azariah becomes king of Judah. (2 Kings)

765 B.C.E.

• Birth of Jotham to Azariah ben Amaziah and Jerusha bat Zadok. (2 Kings)

754 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Adesdanti, the despot of Peligi, demands that the Skourenes unite under his rule to contain the Tžuro threat. The remains of the Mudric Confederacy join him voluntarily. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

753 B.C.E.

• Death of Jeroboam II. Zechariah becomes king of Israel. (2 Kings)
• Twins Romulus and Remus, descendants of Aeneas, found the city of Rome. Romulus later kills his brother in an argument. (The Varronian Chronicle)
• Chief Afmal of the Majindi clan of the Tžuro dies on planet Almea. His nephew Kurund succeeds him as chief. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

752 B.C.E.

• Death of Zechariah. Shallum becomes king of Israel. (2 Kings)
• Shallum dies shortly after taking the throne. Menahem becomes king of Israel. (2 Kings)
• Birth of Ahaz to Jotham and his unnamed wife. (2 Kings)
• Aerbelgo of Cad’inas dies on planet Almea. His son Antaevon succeeds him as emperor. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

749 B.C.E.

• Antaevon II of Cad’inas marries a woman of Cuzeian descent on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

Prior to 740 B.C.E.

• Isaiah ben Amoz predicts doom for Israel and Judah. (Book of Isaiah)

743 B.C.E.

• Ervëa of Cad’inas is born on the planet Almea to Antaevon II and an unknown Cuzeian woman. Kurund of the Majindi is named king of all Tžuro. He marries Jintab. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

742 B.C.E.

• Death of Menahem. Pekahiah becomes king of Israel. (2 Kings)

741 B.C.E.

• Birth of Hezekiah to Ahaz ben Jotham and Abi bat Zechariah. (2 Kings)
• On the planet Almea, Peligi conquers Guṭḷeli. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

740 B.C.E.

• Death of Azariah. Jotham becomes king of Judah. (2 Kings)
• Death of Pekahiah. Pekah becomes king of Israel. During his reign, Israel loses significant territory to king Tiglath-pileser III of Assyria. (2 Kings)
• Isaiah has a vision of God. (Book of Isaiah)

735 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Antaevon II of Cad’inas names his brother Sevurias commander of the army, in order to keep an eye on him. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

733 B.C.E.

• Antaevon II of Cad’inas dies on planet Almea. His brother Sevurias usurps Antaevon’s son Ervëa and becomes the next emperor. However, when he tries to arrest his nephew, the local garrison rebels and starts a civil war. Ervëa is declared the rightful emperor in Octinila, and has the support of the masses. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

732 B.C.E.

• Death of Jotham. Ahaz becomes king of Judah. (2 Kings)
• Hoshea ben Elah assassinates Pekah and becomes king of Israel. (2 Kings)

729 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Sevurias of Cad’inas attempts a disastrous raid into Flora, and is repelled hard by the flaids. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

723 B.C.E.

• King Shalmaneser V of Assyria and Babylon annexes Israel, and later crushes it and deports its inhabitants to Babylon when he discovers that Hoshea has been conspiring with Pharaoh Bakenranef to launch a counterattack on Assyria. (2 Kings)

722 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the empire of Munkhâsh has been sending spies to human states for decades, in order to prevent their own conquest, to sow discord among the humans to make them easier to subvert. They send ambassadors to Axunai offering to defeat Bukanel forever in exchange for the Axunemi setting up a temple to the ktuvok god Gelalh. The Axunemi reject this offer. The Jippirasti unite the Tžuro under one ruler, Kurund. There is disagreement over whether to conquer Munkhâsh or Skouras, which is exploited by the Munkhâshi. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

721 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Ervëa of Cad’inas occupies Cayenas, cutting off his rival Sevurias from access to the sea. Meanwhile, Munkhâsh has brutally reconquered Awoilas and Leziunea, threatening to reenter Eretald. This spurs Ervëa to resume the fight against the ktuvok empire. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

718 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the region of Araunicoros joins Ervëa’s side in the Cad’inorian civil war. Bukanel begins a civil war of its own, which Axunai under Emperor Bijereis intervenes in. However, the Bucair eventually fight back and throw him out. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

Between 732 B.C.E. and 716 B.C.E.

• Isaiah foretells the birth of the Messiah, an invasion by Assyria, the revival of Israel, and doom for the surrounding countries. (Book of Isaiah)

716 B.C.E.

• Death of Ahaz. Hezekiah becomes king of Judah. (2 Kings)
• On the planet Almea, the loyalist faction led by Ervëa besieges Ctesifon, and drives out the usurper Sevurias, who flees. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

715 B.C.E.

• Kurund of the Tžuro dies on planet Almea. His nephew Burudusi succeeds him as king. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

714 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Sevurias’s forces, knowing that they are surrounded and cannot win, murder him and send his head to Ervëa. They are Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves. The Cad’inorian civil war ends. Munkhâsh invades Cad’inas again, in the belief that the civil war had weakened the empire. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

712 B.C.E.

• Leziunea and Awoilas are liberated from Munkhâsh by the Cad’inorians on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

711 B.C.E.

• Assyrians under Tartan conquer Ashdod. (Book of Isaiah)
• God commands Isaiah to become a nudist for the next three years. (Book of Isaiah)
• On the planet Almea, four provinces of Axunai, led by the governor of Bizawak province, break away from Axunai to form Amurineli, due to discontent with the war against Bukanel. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

710 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Munkhâshi attempt to stop the Cad’inorian advance by sending all their reinforcements to the fortress of Gopando; it is all for naught as it is liberated easily. The Munkhâshi propose a peace treaty as a last resort, which Ervëa surprisingly accepts. Meanwhile, the múrtani occupy Metauro and enslave the inhabitants. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

709 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Tžuro under Burudusi conquer the Skourene republic of Papliopagimi, killing its entire Senate, and the neighboring republic of Sokandeli surrenders without a fight. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

708 B.C.E.

• Isaiah foretells the fall of Egypt and Ethiopia to Assyria, as well as further doom. (Book of Isaiah)
• On the planet Almea, the Tžuro under Burudusi conquer Miligenḍi, giving it the same treatment as Papliopagimi. Ṭisuram then surrenders as well. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

705 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Neirimi the governor of Moun accepts Munkhâsh’s offer of alliance, builds a temple of Gelalh in his capital, and rebels against Axunai, taking half of its territory with him. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

702 B.C.E.

• Judah is sacked by Sennacherib I of Assyria. King Hezekiah rejects a peace treaty on the advice of Isaiah, and general Rabshakeh is then recalled to deal with a war Sennacherib has started with Ethiopia. (2 Kings, Book of Isaiah)
• Hezekiah suffers an illness, but recovers in time to receive a delegation from king Marduk-apple-iddina II of Babylon. Isaiah foretells the fall of Judah to Babylon; then, for a change of pace, he foretells how Israel will recover from the upcoming doom and how great Cyrus will be. (2 Kings, Book of Isaiah)

701 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Lord Adesdanti of Peligi establishes a dictatorship over most of Skouras by using Tžuro as a scapegoat. Guṭḷeli appeals to its former colony Gurdago for help against this domination, and the latter send an army across the sea and into Skouras, conquering Minṭu. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

699 B.C.E.

• Birth of Manasseh to Hezekiah ben Ahaz and Hephzibah. (2 Kings)
• On the planet Almea, Munkhâsh and the múrtani invade Cad’inas in a two-pronged attack. However, the múrtani are easily repelled. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

697 B.C.E.

• Munkhâsh besieges Ctesifon on the planet Almea, though the siege is broken later that year. Meanwhile, Burudusi of the Tžuro dies, and his brother Adubum succeeds him as king, taking the name Attafei. He invades Tyellakh and moves on to Munkhâsh. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

696 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the republic of Ṭisuram rebels against the Tžuro. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

695 B.C.E.

• The Cad’inorian capital of Ctesifon is burnt by Munkhâsh on the planet Almea, and Gopando is retaken. Attafei advances against Munkhâsh, but occupies the elcari settlement that is in the way. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

694 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Ervëa of Cad’inas joins his two fronts to cut off the Munkhâshi army, totally destroying it, though there are still others in the east. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

693 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Neirimi of Moun dies in battle, and his temple of Gelalh is destroyed. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

692 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Ervëa of Cad’inas marches his army through the mountains, ignoring Gopando altogether, while sending another army into enemy territory by sea, landing both of them to cut the Munkhâshi forces in two. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

691 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Attafei of the Tžuro marches straight through the ktuvok marches, killing any ktuvoks he sees. Meanwhile, Gurdago liberates much of eastern Skouras, and Amurineli expels Emperor Xuruwaruz II of Axunai from its territory. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

687 B.C.E.

• Death of Hezekiah. Manasseh becomes king of Judah. He continues Judah's sinning, which would have serious repercussions down the line. (2 Kings)

681 B.C.E.

• Sennacherib killed by his sons. (2 Kings, Book of Isaiah)

676 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Ervëa of Cad’inas and Emperor Attafei of the Tžuro meet face to face, completely subjugating the ktuvoks, destroying Munkhâsh once and for all, and freeing all of their human slaves. Though a genocide of the ktuvoks is proposed, they decide against it, and instead keep the ktuvoks under strict military control. Attafei then proves himself to be no better than the ktuvoks by reenslaving the ktuvoks’ former slaves, because they did not convert to his religion. Then he conquers Do:ju and plans to conquer the whole of Skouras. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

673 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the dictatorship of Peligi conquers Kolatimand. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

672 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Ervëa of Cad’inas conquers Kenand and liberates Metauro. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

669 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Attafei conquers Mei Ros. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

665 B.C.E.

• Birth of Amon to Manasseh ben Hezekiah and Meshullemeth bat Haruz. (2 Kings)

662 B.C.E.

• Murešopivu, the last emperor of Axunai, is assassinated on planet Almea. The region enters a dark age for several decades. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

661 B.C.E.

• Attafei of the Kurundasti Tej dies on planet Almea. His son Kutaj succeeds him as emperor. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Construted World)

653 B.C.E.

• Ervëa of Cad’inas dies on planet Almea. His son Ild’aneas succeeds him as emperor. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

651 B.C.E.

• Kutaj of the Kurundasti Tej dies on planet Almea. His son Busiŋgal succeeds him as emperor. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

649 B.C.E.

• Birth of Josiah to Amon ben Manasseh and Jedidah bat Adaiah. (2 Kings)

643 B.C.E.

• Gigantion is pulled into another universe by the expansionist Planet X, whose inhabitants intend to strip it of resources. The inhabitants of Gigantion use their Cyber Planet Key to enlarge both their planet and themselves (but not the resident Mini-Cons) and defeat the forces of Planet X. Planet X's last survivors, Sideways and Soundwave, sell their sparks to Unicron in exchange for revenge on Gigantion (Transformers: Cybertron).
• At some point, the Gigantion Mini-Cons Jolt, Reverb, and Six-Speed accidentally end up on an interdimensional starship during a game of hide and seek, and wind up in the universe from which Gigantion originally came. They are found and adopted by Vector Prime (Transformers: Cybertron)
• Death of Manasseh. Amon becomes king of Judah. (2 Kings)

642 B.C.E.

• The Vedran Empire becomes the Systems Commonwealth. Coronation Year becomes Commonwealth Year. (4279 CY) (Andromeda)

641 B.C.E.

• Amon is assassinated by his servants, but the conspirators are then killed by the people of Judah. Josiah ben Amon becomes king of Judah. (2 Kings)

634 B.C.E.

• Birth of Eliakim (later renamed Jehoiakim) to Josiah ben Amon and Zebidah bat Pedaiah. (2 Kings)

632 B.C.E.

• Birth of Jehoahaz to Josiah ben Amon and Hamutal bat Jeremiah. (2 Kings)

628 B.C.E.

• Jeremiah ben Hilkiah begins prophesying. (Book of Jeremiah)

624 B.C.E.

• Busiŋgal of the Kurundasti Tej dies on planet Almea. Skouras is almost completely under Kurundasti control. The Carhinnoi to the east are given control over the ktuvoks. Ild’aneas of Cad’inas dies. His nephew succeeds him as emperor. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

623 B.C.E.

• At the command of Josiah, high priest Hilkiah and Shaphan ben Azaliah begin renovations on the Temple of The Ark of the Covenant. While getting the money together to pay the workers, they come across a book of law written by David. (2 Kings)
• Josiah institutes a series of reforms based on David's book, including the restoration of Passover, widespread iconoclasm, and a ban on human sacrifice. (2 Kings)
• On the planet Almea, Gurdago occupies Jecuor. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

622 B.C.E.

• Birth of Ezekiel to Buzi and an unnamed mother. (Book of Ezekiel ^{Justification}Ezekiel 1:1 opens "in the thirtieth year". Since verse 1:2 places the events of this chapter in the fifth year of the captivity of king Jehoiachin, the reference to 30 years is presumably Ezekiel's age.)

618 B.C.E.

• Birth of Zedekiah to Josiah ben Amon and Hamutal bat Jeremiah. (2 Kings)

609 B.C.E.

• Josiah dies in battle against Egypt at Megiddo. Jehoahaz becomes king of Judah. (2 Kings)
• Jehoahaz is taken captive by Pharaoh Necho I three months after taking the throne. Egypt installs Jehoiakim as a puppet king of Judah. (2 Kings)
• The kingdoms of Amurineli and Tandau combine into Čeiy, on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

606 B.C.E.

• Babylonia lays siege to Jerusalem and wrests command of Jehoiakim away from Egypt. Several bright young Hebrews are taken as hostages to Babylon. Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah (renamed Belteshazzar, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego) manage to gain favour with Nebuchadnezzar II and attain high positions in his court. (Book of Daniel)

605 B.C.E.

• Jeremiah and Baruch write a scroll containing Jeremiah's teachings, including the prophecy about the fall of Judah to Babylonia. When Jehoiakim gets a hold of the scroll, he burns it over the wishes of his council and orders the deaths of Jeremiah and Baruch, but the prophets escape and write another, more comprehensive scroll. (Book of Jeremiah)

604 B.C.E.

• Babylonia annexes Judah. (2 Kings)

602 B.C.E.

• Nebuchadnezzar has a dream foretelling the destruction of Babylonia and the rise of the Persian, Macedonian, and Roman empires. Daniel interprets this dream and in return Nebuchadnezzar makes him the #2 person in the empire. (Book of Daniel)

601 B.C.E.

• Nebuchadnezzar attempts to expand into Egypt but fails. Judah rebels against Babylonia and declares independence. (2 Kings)

600 B.C.E.

• In Polly Spark's altered version of history, a Lydian child uses the world's first coins to get candy out of Verna the Vend-Bot. In the restored timeline, the Lydian child cries over being denied candy. (JumpStart Adventures 3rd Grade: Mystery Mountain)

597 B.C.E.

• Death of Jehoiakim. Jehoiachin becomes king of Judah. (2 Kings)
• Jerusalem is sacked by Babylonia, and Jehoiachin is taken to Babylon as a hostage. Zedekiah ben Josiah installed as puppet king of Judah. (2 Kings) Jeremiah ben Hilkiah sends a letter to the Jews in Babylon, advising them to start families and farms, as they'll be there for the next 70 years. (Book of Jeremiah)

593 B.C.E.

• Before July:
  • Jeremiah foretells that Judah will soon fall to Babylonia, just as Israel did. He advises that the captivity will last 70 years, so the Jews should start families and farms while in Babylonia. (Book of Jeremiah)
  • Jeremiah gives Seraiah ben Neriah a copy of his writings for safe keeping. (Book of Jeremiah)
• July: Hananiah ben Azzur foretells that the Israelites will be freed from Babylonian captivity within two years. Jeremiah advises him that he's wrong and warns that this false prophecy will result in his death. (Book of Jeremiah)
• October: Death of Hananiah. (Book of Jeremiah)
• Arphaxad reinforces Ecbatana and gathers a large army. (Book of Judith)
• Nebuchadnezzar II steps up his military campaigns. (Book of Judith)

592 B.C.E.

• June 25: Ezekiel ben Buzi has his first vision of God. Weirdness ensues. (Book of Ezekiel)
• Japanese swordsmith Masamune gives his son-in-law, Juan Sánchez Villa-Lobos Ramírez, a dragon-head katana. (Highlander)

591 B.C.E.

• August 13: Ezekiel ben Buzi has another vision of God, and condemns hypocritical Jewish leaders. (Book of Ezekiel)

590 B.C.E.

• July 8: Elders of Israel come to ask Ezekiel what God wants. God rebukes them. (Book of Ezekiel)

589 B.C.E.

• December 22: Babylonian army sets out for Jerusalem. (Book of Ezekiel)
• December: Death of Ezekiel's wife. Ezekiel foretells the destruction of the Temple of The Ark of the Covenant and doom for the surrounding countries at the hands of Nebuchadnezzar. (Book of Ezekiel)

588 B.C.E.

• Before December: Zedekiah rebels against Babylonia. (2 Kings)
• December 11: Babylonia lays siege to Jerusalem. (2 Kings, Book of Jeremiah)
• December 13: Ezekiel foretells destruction for Egypt. (Book of Ezekiel)
• Ecbatana conquered by Babylonia. (Book of Judith)

587 B.C.E.

• April 20: Nebuchadnezzar holds a strategy meeting. Holofernes is appointed to put down uprisings in the western part of the empire. (Book of Judith)
• Jeremiah ben Hilkiah buys a field from his cousin, Hanamel ben Shallum, and hands over the deeds of sale to Baruch ben Neriah. He also foretells the defeat of Zedekiah by Nebuchadnezzar. (Book of Jeremiah)
• Jeremiah is imprisoned by Zedekiah, but is saved by Ebed-melech, an Ethiopian eunuch. (Book of Jeremiah)

586 B.C.E.

• March 19: Ezekiel foretells destruction for Tyre. (Book of Ezekiel ^note Month is not given. Presumed to be Nisan, the first day of which in the 11th year of the Babylonian captivity corresponds to March 19 in the Gregorian calendar.)
• March 25: Ezekiel foretells the fall of Egypt to Babylonia. (Book of Ezekiel)
• Before June:
  • Judith bat Merari seduces Holofernes and cuts off his head. (Book of Judith)
  • Jeremiah advises Zedekiah to surrender to Nebuchadnezzar and avoid a slaughter. Zedekiah doesn't listen, but officially pardons Jeremiah and allows him to live in Jerusalem. (Book of Jeremiah)
• June 24: Babylonian forces breach the walls of Jerusalem. Zedekiah and his army flee. The army abandons Zedekiah at Jericho, where he is captured. (2 Kings, Book of Jeremiah)
• July 21: Nebuzaradan, captain of Nebuchadnezzar's bodyguard, sacks and ruins Jerusalem. (2 Kings, Book of Jeremiah)
• All the House of Zedekiah is killed by Nebuzaradan, and Zedekiah himself is blinded and tied to a horse to be dragged to Babylon. Most of the remaining Jews join the Israelis in Babylon, though the poorest are given farms and vineyards in exchange for loyalty to Nebuchadnezzar. Gedaliah appointed governor of Judah. (2 Kings, Book of Jeremiah)

585 B.C.E.

• March 21: Ezekiel again foretells the fall of Egypt to Babylonia. (Book of Ezekiel)

584 B.C.E.

• February 6: Ezekiel describes just how much Egypt will suffer as a result of the Babylonian conquest. (Book of Ezekiel)
• Mid-year: God appoints Ezekiel as sentinel of Israel. (Book of Ezekiel)
• December 21: Ezekiel hears about the fall of Jerusalem. (Book of Ezekiel)

c 583 B.C.E.

• Ishmael ben Nethaniah assassinates Gedaliah. Remaining Jews flee to Egypt. (2 Kings)

581 B.C.E.

• March 29: Baruch ben Neriah foretells the hardship the Jews will endure, and the subsequent revival of Israel. (Book of Baruch ^{Justification}Stated to occur in the fifth year of the Babylonian captivity. The date is given as the seventh day of the month, but the month is not stated, so presumably is Nisan. Nisan 7 corresponds to March 29, 581 BCE in the Gregorian calendar.)
• April: Baruch begins raising money. (Book of Baruch)
• May 30: Baruch returns the sacred vessels from Babylon to Jerusalem. He also takes all the money he raised so that high priest Jehoiakim ben Hilkiah can make a massive sacrifice to God to ensure the prosperity and longevity of Nebuchadnezzar and Belshazzar, thus guaranteeing the continued protection of Babylon to the Jews. (Book of Baruch)

580 B.C.E.

• The Citadel is (re)discovered by the Asari. (Mass Effect)

575 B.C.E.

• Birth of the Greek philosopher Bigon. (Doctor Who)

572 B.C.E.

• March 22: Ezekiel ben Buzi has a vision of the restored Jerusalem. (Book of Ezekiel)

570 B.C.E.

• Babylonian army defeated at Tyre, invades Egypt instead. (Book of Ezekiel)

560 B.C.E.

• King Amel-Marduk of Babylon releases Jehoiachin from prison and makes him an advisor. (2 Kings)

556 B.C.E.

• The Nanese kingdoms of o-Dayevu, Lainyeü, and Ɔmsɔ have arisen on the planet Almea by this time. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

553 B.C.E.

• Daniel has a prophetic dream about future empires. (Book of Daniel)

550 B.C.E.

• Daniel has a dream about the fall of Babylonia to Persia, the destruction of Persia by Macedonia, and the subsequent collapse of Macedonia into separate kingdoms. (Book of Daniel)

539 B.C.E.

• Spring or Summer: Babylonia conquered by Persia. (Real Life)
• Before September: Shahanshah Cyrus the Great of Persia allows the Jews to return to Jerusalem. (Book of Ezra)
• September: Jewish religious services resume in Jerusalem. (Book of Ezra)

536 B.C.E.

• Spring: Gabriel tells Daniel about the future kings of Persia, and the rise and fall of Alexander the Great. (Book of Daniel)
• April: Reconstruction begins on the Temple of the Ark of the Covenant, but Samaritans living in Jerusalem delay its completion for decades. (Book of Ezra)

535 B.C.E.

• April 11: Rome Built. (America: The Book)

524 B.C.E.

• The city of El Dorado is destroyed in a battle between the Cyrollans and the Quo-thalas. (The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time)

522 B.C.E.

• Daniel foretells the completion of the restoration of Jerusalem, as well as the trouble and opposition that Ezra and Nehemiah will face. (Book of Daniel ^noteThe Bible places this in the first year of the reign of Darius II, son of Xerxes II. However, this would place the prophecy in 423 B.C.E., after the events it foretells have come to pass, and would make Daniel over 200 years old by then. Hence, we are assuming the author meant Darius I, son of Cambyses II, placing the prophecy in 522 B.C.E. This means Daniel is still old at this point, but less impossibly so.)

520 B.C.E.

• August 2: Prophets Haggai and Zechariah calls for rebuilding of the temple to resume, an act approved by Shahanshah Darius I. (Book of Ezra, Book of Haggai)
• August 25: Construction resumes on the temple. (Book of Ezra, Book of Haggai)
• September 20: God, speaking through Haggai, promises the restoration of Jerusalem. (Book of Haggai)
• October: Zechariah ben Berechiah urges the Jews to repent of their sins. (Book Of Zehcariah)
• November 21: Haggai clarifies the rules of cleanliness and foretells doom for the countries surrounding Judah. (Book of Haggai)

519 B.C.E.

• January 19: Zechariah has a series of visions. (Book of Zechariah)
• November 21: Zechariah clarifies rules on fasting. (Book of Zechariah)
• Birth of Thessily Thessilonikki in Athens. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

518 B.C.E.

• A Persian prince is tricked into releasing the Sands of Time. ^{Justification}Occurs during the Persian invasion of India, which happened in 518 BCE (Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time)

515 B.C.E.

• February 13: Temple of the Ark of the Covenant rebuilt. (Book of Ezra)

507 B.C.E.

• Thessily Thessalonikki becomes the Slayer. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

500 B.C.E. - 301 B.C.E.

500 B.C.E.

• The Citadel Council is founded by the Asari and Salarians. (Mass Effect)
• Dream of the Endless has a relationship with the muse Calliope, during which their son, Orpheus, is born. (The Sandman)
• Hanno the Navigator reports encountering zombies while mapping the west coast of Africa. (The Zombie Survival Guide)
• The Urbankan Supreme Ruler Monarch visits Earth for the fourth and final time and abducts Bigon and other Greek people. (Doctor Who)

490 B.C.E.

• Death of Thessily Thessalonikki by poison. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

489 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Prince Buručam leads a rebellion against the Kurundasti Tej, splitting it in two. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

486 B.C.E.

• Samaritans in Jerusalem accuse the Jews in Jerusalem of being rebellious against the new Shahanshah Xerxes I. (Book of Ezra)

480 B.C.E.

• Accompanied by 300 of his best soldiers, King Leonidas of Sparta makes a last stand at Thermopylae against a massive Persian army of samurai and giant trolls, led by a ten-foot-tall Xerxes II. (300)

479 B.C.E.

• A Spartan soldier, taken prisoner after the Battle of Mycale, sells his soul to Ammit the Devourer in order to keep on killing. From that day forth, he is known only as The Spartan. (Aquila)

472 B.C.E.

• Emperor Aknavar of Cad’inas dies on planet Almea without an heir, causing a civil war in which it loses control of Demóshimor and the ktuvoks. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

471 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Lenani rebel against Buručam due to religious differences. The Tyellakhi are no longer under Carhinnoi control. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

466 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Kebri gains independence from Cad’inas. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

463 B.C.E.

• March 9: Mordecai ben Jair has a prophetic dream and successfully warns Artaxerxes I about an assassination attempt. As a reward, Artaxerxes makes Mordecai an official in his court. (Book of Esther)

462 B.C.E.

• Artaxerxes holds a vast celebration. (Book of Esther)
• Queen Vashti, wife of Artaxerxes, is banished for failing to show up at the party. Artaxerxes then seeks a new queen. (Book of Esther)

458 B.C.E.

• March 14: Ezra ben Seraiah, a Jewish scribe, and several other holy men set out from Babylon for Jerusalem with the blessing and money of Shahanshah Artaxerxes I. (Book of Ezra)
• July 10: Ezra and his group arrive at Jerusalem. Ezra begins administering religious services, using the money provided by Artaxerxes I to buy animals for sacrifice. (Book of Ezra)

457 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, General Caeva of Hasun triumphs over his rivals and secures the throne of Cad’inas. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

455 B.C.E.

• January: Artaxerxes chooses Esther bat Abihail, cousin of Mordecai, as his new queen. (Book of Esther)
• Mordecai uncovers another conspiracy against Artaxerxes. (Book of Esther)

453 B.C.E.

• Mid-March: Haman son of Hammedatha, general of the Persian armies, conspires with Artaxerxes' servants to slaughter all Jews after Mordecai refuses to bow to him. (Book of Esther)
• March 30: At the request of Haman, Artaxerxes orders all Jews to be killed for supposed rebellion. (Book of Esther)
• April or May: Esther and Mordecai attempt to reverse Haman's actions. Esther asks Artaxerxes to hold a banquet just for the two of them and Haman. Haman has a gallows built with which to hang Mordecai. (Book of Esther)
• June 5: Artaxerxes remembers that Mordecai saved his life on a previous occasion, and gives him some more honours. Haman is displeased. (Book of Esther)
• June 6: At Esther's banquet, Haman's conspiracy comes out, as well as the fact that Esther is a Jew. Artaxerxes has Haman hung on the gallows he had built for Mordecai. Mordecai is given dominion over the House of Haman. (Book of Esther)
• June 7: Esther has Artaxerxes rescind the order to kill all the Jews. Artaxerxes also passes an order allowing the Jews to defend themselves. (Book of Esther)

452 B.C.E.

• March 1: Haman's intended date to start his massacre of the Jews. (Book of Esther)
• March 3: Feast of Purim instituted. (Book of Esther)

448 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Naraji break off from the Kurundasti Tej and found their own. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

446 B.C.E.

• November: Nehemiah ben Hacaliah, cupbearer to Shahanshah Artaxerxes I, about the destruction of Jerusalem and gets upset. (Book of Nehemiah)

445 B.C.E.

• March: Artaxerxes appoints Nehemiah governor of Judah. Nehemiah begins work in restoration of Jerusalem and cancels the severe taxes that had been levied on the inhabitants of Judah. (Book of Nehemiah)
• September 8: Restoration completed on walls of Jerusalem. (Book of Nehemiah)
• September 13: Ezra restores observation of the law of Moses. (Book of Nehemiah)
• September 14: Festival of tabernacles reinstated. (Book of Nehemiah)
• October 6: Ezra and his priests reinstate their covenant with God. (Book of Nehemiah)
• Ezra and Nehemiah introduce a series of reforms in Judah, which includes bans on working on Saturday and Jews marrying non-Jews. (Book of Ezra, Book of Nehemiah)

444 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Caeva of Cad’inas reconquers the ktuvok marshes. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

413 B.C.E.

• Birth of Merlin, future Enchanter of Britain, from a virgin and a demon (although he'll take more from the virgin). (Kaamelott)

411 B.C.E.

• The women of Greece refuse to have sex until the men end the Pelopennesian War. (Lysistrata)

410 B.C.E.

• June: Socrates, taking a stroll with his friend Glaucon, is on his way to Piraeus for a ritual feast to the honor of Artemis. He is invited home to Polemarchus, another friend of his. Accepting the offer, he spends the night there, discussing justice, politics and in the end how a republic should be run in the most ideal manner. He also relates the parable of the cave, coining the trope. (The Republic)
• Bill and Ted, along with Billy the Kid, land in Ancient Greece. They listen in on one of Socrates's speeches before escorting him into their time traveling phone booth to take him to 1988 C.E. for their history report. (Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure)

405 B.C.E.

• Rescue Aid Society founded by Euripides Mouse. (The Rescuers)

401 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, King Mardaḣyr of Bokundu conquers half of Kebri. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

400 B.C.E.

• Peabody and Sherman rescue Confucius after he is kidnapped by Genghis Khan, inventor of the knock-knock joke. (Rocky and Bullwinkle)

4th century B.C.E.

• The Great Suwa War. A coalition of gods representing the Yamato fight to unify the disparate kingdoms of Japan. Kanako Yasaka defeats rival goddess Suwako Moriya and takes control of the Moriya Shrine, but has difficulty exerting her authority. She and Suwako enter a partnership that will last over two thousand years. (Touhou Project)

336 B.C.E.

• Alexander the Great becomes the king of Macedon at the age of 20. (Real Life)

382 B.C.E.

• Ollivanders Wand Shop founded. (Harry Potter)

334 B.C.E.

• Alexander crosses the Hellespont, starting an invasion of the Persian Empire. (Real Life)
• Alexander the Great conquers Persia and Egypt. (Real Life, Books of Maccabees)

331 B.C.E.

• The Carhinnoi of the planet Almea conquer the Lenani plateau. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

336-323 B.C.E.

• Alexander the Great decides to try to conquer Westward instead of Eastward. Romans kick Alexander's butt. (Ab Urbe Condita by Livy)

313 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the kingdom of Čeiy conquers the city of Kuroxamo. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

300 B.C.E. - 101 B.C.E.

295 B.C.E.

• Saint Nicholas establishes the Santa Claus dynasty. (Arthur Christmas)

286 B.C.E.

• Approximate date that the Carhinnoi of the planet Almea conquer Demóshimor, and attempt to convert them to the religion of Jippirasti. The Nanese states are unified by Ɔmsɔ. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

280 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Red Cabal of nobles and generals execute Emperor Ďallir of Cad’inas and his family with such brutality that it marks the end of the Cad’inorian Empire and the start of the Dark Years of Eretald. The Caballists take over Cad’inas and rule as tyrants. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

277 B.C.E

• Estimated birth of Nibbler, a Nibblonian alien. Due to the longevity of his race, Nibbler would still be alive in the 31st century. (Futurama)

256 B.C.E.

• The White Cabal of Seraeor is brutally suppressed by the Red Cabal, on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

247 B.C.E.

• January 19: Dwarves of Fangthane invent gunpowder (Fighting Fantasy)

246 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the barbarians of Coruo overrun Araunicoros. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

241 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Lenani invade the Naraji Tej and destroy it utterly. Their leader, Tokruj, forms a new Tej. King o-Ȟama of o-Dayevu conquers the Nanese civilization. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

237 B.C.E.

• The military governor of Kenand establishes independence from Cad’inas under the Red Cabal, on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

230 B.C.E.

• Flying Snow and Broken Sword attempt to assassinate Qin Shi Huangdi; they fail. (Hero)

227 B.C.E.

• A nameless assassin tries to kill Qin Shi Huangdi, fails. (Hero)

223 B.C.E.

• The Red Cabal retakes Araunicoros on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

218 B.C.E.

• Coruscant experiences its last major groundquake. (Star Wars)
• Hannibal's forces encounter Godzilla while crossing the Alps. (Godzilla: Rage Across Time)

214 B.C.E.

• Peabody and Sherman help to construct the Great Wall of China. (Rocky and Bullwinkle)

213 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Sainor barbarians overrun Xengiman and conquer Bolon. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

212 B.C.E.

• The Siege of Syracuse occurs, in which Romans are repelled by weapons invented by Archimedes. Syracuse eventually falls to the Romans. (Real Life)
  • A Heinkel 111 bomber carrying Indiana Jones, Helena Shaw, Jürgen Voller, and a group of neo-Nazis ends up at one of the siege's battles after flying through a time fissure from 1969 C.E. tracked by the Antikythera Dial. Jones and Shaw escape the plane via parachute after the weapons of the time destroy its engines; Voller and all of his men are killed.^SpoilersJones and Shaw briefly meet Archimedes; Shaw refuses to let Jones die in the past and forcefully takes him back to 1969 C.E. via another plane that also flew through the rift. (Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny)

209 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Sainor barbarians conquer Bukaneli. (Mark Rosenfelder's Constructed World)

201 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Red Cabal suppresses a rebellion in Eärdur. (Mark Rosenfelder's Constructed World)

198 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Sainor barbarians invade the Xengi basin. The wizard Uhnonca seizes control of the Cad’inorian city of Verduria. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

196 B.C.E.

• The petty kingdom of Weinexi on planet Almea conquers a few of its neighbors and takes the name Axunai. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

195 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Uhnonca’s rebellion in Verduria is put down by Irun of Banda. Shortly thereafter, Irun seizes control of Ctesifon and is declared emperor by his army. (Mark Rosenfelder's Constructed World)

186 B.C.E.

• Fourth Great Jedi Schism. Founding of the New Sith Empire by Darth Ruin. Beginning of the New Sith War, lasting a thousand years. (Star Wars)

178 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Irun of Banda defeats the Red Cabal and asserts himself as the undisputed emperor of Cad’inas. However, the civil war leaves the ktuvoks unguarded. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

175 B.C.E.

• Antiochus IV becomes king of Seleucid Empire and begins a process of hellenisation in Judea. (Book of Maccabees)

170 B.C.E.

• Antiochus IV conquers Egypt, but allows king Ptolemy IV to remain as a puppet ruler to avoid angering Rome. (Book of Maccabees)

169 B.C.E.

• Jerusalem sacked by Seleucid forces. (Book of Maccabees)

167 B.C.E.

• Before November: Seleucids occupy Jerusalem and force the Greek religion on its inhabitants. (Book of Maccabees)
• November 11^JulianNovember 14: Altars to Greek gods built in Jewish temples. Judaism banned in Judea. Mattathias ben John objects and starts a rebellion. (Book of Maccabees)

166 B.C.E.

• Death of Mattathias. His third son, Judah the Hammer (a.k.a. Judas Maccabeus), takes the helm of the rebellion. (Book of Maccabees)

165 B.C.E.

• Antiochus IV uses the last of his money to finance a massive assault against the Maccabees. He then leaves Lysias in charge of the empire and goes east to raise more funds. (Book of Maccabees)
• Judas Maccabeus defeats the first campaign of Lysias. Lysias retreats to raise a mercenary army. (Book of Maccabees)

164 B.C.E.

• November 18^JulianNovember 21: Jerusalem liberated from the Greeks. Jews apparently only have enough oil for one day's worth of religious services, but it manages to last for eight days. Hanukkah first instituted. (Book of Maccabees)

163 B.C.E.

• Maccabees defeat Greeks at Galilee. Galilean Jews return to Judea and the men join with Judas. (Book of Maccabees)
• Maccabees defeat 8,000 Greeks at Bozrah and extend their control far into Gilead. Jews in Gilead join with the Maccabees. (Book of Maccabees)
• Antiochus IV tries to obtain the treasure of Elymais, but fails. (Book of Maccabees)
• Antiochus IV hears about Lysias' failures and dies of despair shortly after appointing Philip as his royal steward. (Book of Maccabees)

162 B.C.E.

• Maccabees override the citadel. Hellenic Jews appeal to Lysias for support. (Book of Maccabees)
• Battle of Beth-zechariah: Maccabees defeated by a Greek army of 100,000 infantry, 20,000 cavalry, and 32 elephants. Eleazar Avarin dies killing the royal elephant. Maccabees hole up in the temple, and Lysias lays siege. (Book of Maccabees)
• Philip returns to Syria. Lysias signs a hasty treaty with the rebel Jews, then smashes the temple and goes off to fight for control of the Seleucid Kingdom. (Book of Maccabees)

161 B.C.E.

• Demetrius I Soter returns to Syria from Rome and has both Lysias and Philip killed, and takes control of Syria. (Book of Maccabees)
• Alcimus persuades Demetrius that the Maccabees are dangerous rebels. Demetrius appoints Bacchides as governor of Judea and orders him to exterminate the rebel Jews. Bacchides kills a few of them, then returns to the capital and leaves Alcimus in charge. Fighting intensifies between traditionalist and Hellenic Jews. (Book of Maccabees)
• Demetrius appoints Nicanor governor of Judea. Nicanor attempts to kidnap Judas Maccabeus but fails, and is routed at the Battle of Caphar-salama. (Book of Maccabees)

160 B.C.E.

• March 1^JulianMarch 4: Syrian army, commanded by Nicanor, defeated by Jews under command of Judas Maccabeus at the Battle of Beth-horon. Nicanor killed in battle. (Book of Maccabees)
• April: Demetrius orders Bacchides and Alcimus to return to Judea. Jewish army crushed by Syrians at the Battle of Elasa, and Judas Maccabeus is killed in action.
• Judas Maccabeus sends Eupolemus ben John and Jason ben Eleazar to make an alliance with the Romans. (Book of Maccabees)
• After the death of Judas, traditionalist Jews come out of hiding and unite under Jonathan Apphus against the Greeks. Bacchides suffers a series of losses, and moves to reinforce Jerusalem. (Book of Maccabees)

159 B.C.E.

• Alcimus prepares to tear down the works of the prophets in Jerusalem, but has a heart attack as soon as he starts. Bacchides again returns to Demetrius, abandoning Judea. (Book of Maccabees)

157 B.C.E.

• Bacchides launches a surprise attack against Judea, but is defeated by Jonathan's forces. Demetrius reluctantly recognises Judean independence. (Book of Maccabees)

152 B.C.E.

• Alexander Epiphanes leads Egypt in rebellion against Demetrius. Both sides try to get Judea as an ally. Jonathan Apphus, judge and high priest of Judea, plays both sides against each other to retain Judean autonomy. (Book of Maccabees)

150 B.C.E.

• Alexander defeats Demetrius with the support of Jonathan. Alexander marries Cleopatra, daughter of Ptolemy, consolidating his right to the throne of Egypt. (Book of Maccabees)

149 B.C.E.

• War begins between the Roman Republic and Carthage, led by the demon Vraka. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
• On the planet Almea, the Skourene empire of Čisra is founded with the intention of retaking Skouras. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

147 B.C.E.

• Demetrius II arrives from Crete and attempts to retake Syria. He appoints Apollonius as governor of Coelesyria. (Book of Maccabees)
• Apollonius tries to get Jonathan Apphus on his side, but fails and is defeated in battle. (Book of Maccabees)
• The Champions and Doctor Impossible intervene in the Third Punic War. (Soon I Will Be Invincible)

146 B.C.E.

• Ptolemy attempts to retake the throne of Egypt with the help of Jonathan and Demetrius II. (Book of Maccabees)
• Rome defeats Carthage (Real Life) thanks to Scipio Aemilianus summoning the Old One Ky-laag. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

145 B.C.E.

• Alexander is ousted from Egypt and beheaded in Arabia. Ptolemy takes the crowns of Egypt and Turkey, but dies three days later. Demetrius II takes control of Egypt and Turkey, granting him control over all of Alexander the Great's empire with the exception of Greece and Judea. (Book of Maccabees)
• At a ceremony in Antioch, an uprising threatens to kill Demetrius but is put down by Jonathan. (Book of Maccabees)
• Trypho and Antiochus take control of Syria and march against Judea. Jonathan Apphus commands an army of Jews and surviving Syrians to take victory. He also renews Judea's alliance with Rome, and forms a new alliance with Sparta. (Book of Maccabees)

144 B.C.E.

• Jonathan Apphus is taken captive by Trypho. The Jewish army retreats to Jerusalem. Simon Thassi takes command of the Jews. Rome and Sparta send condolences for Jonathan's death; Simon reaffirms Judea's alliance with Rome. (Book of Maccabees)
• Judeans fight a series of skirmishes against Syria. (Book of Maccabees)
• Trypho attempts to invade Judea, but is forced to return to Gilead due to heavy snow. Jonathan is killed and buried in Modein. (Book of Maccabees)

142 B.C.E.

• Trypho is executed by Antiochus V, who attempts to expand Turkish territory. (Book of Maccabees)
• Judea is granted full independence by Demetrius II. (Book of Maccabees)
• Simon takes Gazara. (Book of Maccabees)
• On the planet Almea, the Cad’inorians expel the Coruo barbarians from their lands over the course of twenty years. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

141 B.C.E.

• May 10^JulianMay 13: Jews under Simon Thassi retake the citadel in Jerusalem. John ben Simon is granted command of the Judean armies. (Book of Maccabees)

140 B.C.E.

• August 19^JulianAugust 22: Jews pay a grand honour to the sons of Mattathias. (Book of Maccabees)
• Syrian army defeated by Persia. Demetrius II taken prisoner by Arsaces. (Book of Maccabees)

138 B.C.E.

• Antiochus VII invades Syria, crushing Trypho. (Book of Maccabees)
• Roman senate orders the governments of the eastern Mediterranean not to antagonise their ally, Judea. (Book of Maccabees)
• Žigral becomes king of Tokruji on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

136 B.C.E.

• Antiochus VII antagonises Simon Thassi, is defeated by a Jewish army commanded by Simon's son, John Hyrcanus. (Book of Maccabees)
• On the planet Almea, Žigral of Tokruji conquers the Lenani plateau. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

134 B.C.E.

• January: Simon and his sons, Judas and Mattathias, are assassinated by Ptolemy son of Abubus, governor of Jericho. (Book of Maccabees)
• John Hyrcanus inherits leadership of Judea, and defeats the forces of Antiochus. Judea would remain free and peaceful until the Roman conquest. (Book of Maccabees)

132 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Žigral of Tokruji destroys the Buručandi Tej. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

129 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Žigral of Tokruji subjugates the elcari. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

125 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Žigral of Tokruji conquers much of the Kurundasti Tej. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

123 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Žigral of Tokruji conquers Sevisre. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

121 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Žigral of Tokruji takes over the upper part of Axunai. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

118 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Žigral of Tokruji conquers Pronel. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

111 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the provinces of Visecra and Ruieta become independent from Cad’inas. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

103 B.C.E.

• Žigral of Tokruji dies on planet Almea. By this time, the Jippirasti religion has split into two warring sects. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

100 B.C.E. - 100 C.E.

100 B.C.E.

• July: Birth of Gaius Julius Caesar. (Masters of Rome, Emperor, and Real Life)
• Birth of Marcus Brutus. (Emperor)

97 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Axunemi expel the Sainor barbarians from their lands. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

75 B.C.E.

• Baba Yaga is born on Earth in the area that will become Russia. (2720 AR) (Pathfinder)

73 B.C.E.

• The time travelers Phineas Bogg and Jeffrey Jones prevent the gladiator Spartacus from being sent to Rome and dying in the arena. (Voyagers!)

71 B.C.E.

• The Roman slave Spartacus leads an abortive revolt against the Roman Republic. (Spartacus, Spartacus: Blood and Sand)
• Aquila, a former gladiator who fought in Spartacus' rebellion, sells his soul to Ammit the Devourer for immortality and the ability to never be bound against his will. In exchange, he is tasked with sending Ammit the souls of evil men. (Aquila)
• Goblins kill the monks of the Black Forks monastery in Taldor, inadvertently releasing a dangerous entity called the Dreamer in the Depths. The Dreamer was eventually killed or driven off by local knights. (Pathfinder)

70 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the empire of Tokruji tries and fails to invade Čeiy. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

65 B.C.E.

• Farinas executed in Carsepolis. (Fighting Fantasy)

64 B.C.E.

• April 1: Jeannie is born. (I Dream of Jeannie)

55 B.C.E.

• Julius Caesar tries to conquer Britain but fails. (Real Life) The leader of the resistance that repelled him is named First Emperor of Britannia (Code Geass ^note 1 a.t.b.)
• Aquila takes part in Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain. (Aquila)

53 B.C.E.

• A respiratory disease called the Choking Death appears in Iobaria and spreads across the country, killing between 40% and 75% of the population over the course of eight months. Afterwards, the disease mostly burns itself out, but pockets of it occasionally emerge afterward, keeping Iobaria's population low even millennia later. (Pathfinder)

50 B.C.E.

• Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, not entirely… one small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders (thanks to the use of a magic super-strength potion), and life is not easy for the Roman legionaires who garrison the fortified camps of Totorum, Aquarium, Laudanum and Compendium… (Asterix)
• Time-traveling V.I.L.E. agent Dr. Belljar steals the entire Roman Forum and damages Rome's plumbing system. ACME agents restore history and capture Belljar. (Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time)

44 B.C.E.

• March 15:
  • Beware the Ides of March - Julius Caesar is assassinated. (Julius Caesar and Real Life)
  • After Caesar's assassination, the time travelers Phineas Bogg and Jeffrey Jones attempt to bring his lover Cleopatra VII to Egypt but they end up in New York City on May 21, 1927. (Voyagers!)
  • A man later known as "Adam" is killed by a Roman pugio (dagger) while attempting to prevent the assassination of Julius Caesar. He resurrects not long afterward, beginning what will eventually be over 2,000 years of immortality. (Forever)

43 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Čisran Empire continues to expand northward. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

42 B.C.E.

• Peabody and Sherman depose Cleopatra's evil brother Ptolemy, with the help of Julius Caesar^note yes, two years after his death and his army. (Rocky and Bullwinkle)

41 B.C.E.

• Mark Antony and Cleopatra VII, the most powerful people in the world, fall in love. (Blood & Treasure^note  given as "2000 years ago" in series, but follows history; date taken from Real Life and Real Life)
  • Ten days before Antony's arrival, a severely-overweight Cleopatra calls upon the Ouendan cheer squad to help her slaves build a pyramid in time so she can use the pyramid's power to become thin and beautiful. Antony is none the wiser. (Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan)

39 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Barutra founds the Anajati Tej, and regains control over most of Skouras, as well as rediscovers the lost learning of Skouras and Axunai. Carhinnoi loses control over Demóshimor and the ktuvoks. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

37 B.C.E.

• After Tok'ra operatives cost the Goa'uld Empire two planets and multiple other installations, Egeria's treachery is discovered. She is removed from her host and imprisoned in a stasis jar on Pangar. (Stargate SG-1)

34 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Gurdago expands along the mainland, taking advantage of the chaos caused by barbarian invasions. Their rule is mostly tyrannical. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

32 B.C.E.

• A man from 2139 travels back in time to meet Cleopatra VII. (The Twilight Zone)

31 B.C.E.

• August 31^JulianSeptember 2: The forces of Octavian Caesar defeat the forces of Mark Antony and Cleopatra in the Battle of Actium. (Antony and Cleopatra, Cleopatra, Blood & Treasure^note  given as "2000 years ago" in series, but follows history; the date is taken from Real Life, and Real Life)

30 B.C.E.

• August 12: Cleopatra dies. (Blood & Treasure and Real Life)
• Cayden Cailean drunkenly passes the Test of the Starstone and ascends to godhood. He becomes the god of freedom, bravery, wine, and ale. (Pathfinder)

27 B.C.E.

• January 16: Augustus becomes the first ever emperor of Rome, marking The Roman Republic's transition to The Roman Empire.

26 B.C.E.

• Caesar Augustus sends a group of soldiers to recover a mystical artefact from a lost temple in Persia. Pious Augustus, leader of the expedition, obtains the treasure, one of the three essences of the Ancients. The timeline now splits in three; Pious chooses one essence in each timeline. (Eternal Darkness)

16 B.C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Nanese sailors discover and colonize Lascita. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

8 B.C.E.

• The Silver Millennium begins on Earth's moon. (Sailor Moon)

6 B.C.E.

• The Skourene republic of Kulapman peacefully joins the Čisran Empire on equal footing, on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

4 B.C.E.

• June: Birth of John the Baptist to Zechariah and Elizabeth. (The Four Gospels)
• December 25:
  • Jesus born. (The Four Gospels)
  • An alien comes to visit Jesus. Three wise men follow his spaceship to the manger. (Chris de Burgh, "A Spaceman Came Travelling")

3 B.C.E.

• Early January: The Three Wise Men find themselves suddenly transported in the future while they were on their way to pay homage to Jesus (The Three Magi).
• Herod kills all babies in Judea under two years old. Joseph and Mary flee to Egypt to save Jesus from this, returning upon the death of Herod. (The Four Gospels)

ca 1st century B.C.E.

• On PRX-416, a series of violent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions devastate Bedrosia's continent. The Stargate is buried as a result. It is eventually discovered by the archaeologists Nyan and Mallin in 2000. (Stargate SG-1)

0000 C.E.

• December 25: A date in a year that does not exist, and would therefore be a completely ridiculous joke for Doc Brown to input into the time circuits as a destination time for the DeLorean time machine to travel to if one wanted to witness the birth of Christ. (Back to the Future)

1 C.E.

• The Rachni Wars begin. (Mass Effect)
• The gargoyle beasts, a non-sentient species of gargoyles, become fully domesticated. They are kept as pets by the sentient gargoyles. (Gargoyles)

8 C.E.

• April 6^JulianApril 8: Jesus, Mary, and Joseph attend the Passover celebration in Jerusalem. Jesus impresses the priests and scribes with his knowledge of Scripture. (The Four Gospels)

10 C.E.

• The original magus, author of the Grimorum Arcanorum, casts a spell on all gargoyles at the command of Caesar Augustus. Due to this spell, gargoyles' clothes now turn to stone and back at sunrise and sunset, preserving their modesty (Gargoyles)

c. 11 C. E.

• A cunning witch becomes a main character and challenges Iihiko Shishime, but is killed. (Medaka Box)
• On the planet Almea, the Met’elyu barbarians push the nomadic Naviu into Xengiman, which pushes the Sainor barbarians into the Xengi valley, reducing Axunai to a rump state at the delta. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

12 C.E.

• The angel Metatron tells Jesus that he is the son of God. Jesus will not accept this knowledge for 18 years. (Dogma)

15 C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the barbarian king Ädurunz of the tribe of Bešbalicu occupies Ctesifon. The Cad’inorian emperor escapes to Verduria. His only priority is the reconquest of Ctesifon, and so does not notice when Sarnáe and Mitigaoma split off. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

23 C.E.

• Birth of Diana, a potential Slayer, in Rome. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
• The crew of Red Dwarf are stranded in this year after a time drive accident. While attempting to find lemons to repair their ship they encounter Jesus.^moreJesus of Caesarea, that is. They do see another Jesus later, along with his brother Judas. (Red Dwarf)

26 C.E.

• In Jerusalem, Judah Ben-Hur is falsely accused of trying to assassinate the new Roman governor, and sent to the galleys. (Ben-Hur)

27 C.E.

• Captain Jack Harkness is buried alive beneath the future site of Cardiff. (Torchwood)

28 C.E.

• Baba Yaga gains immortality at the age of 102. (Pathfinder)

29 C.E.

• John the Baptist begins urging the Jews to repent of their sins. (The Bible)
• On the planet Almea, Nanese sailors from Lascita discover and colonize Moreo Ašcai. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

30 C.E.

• Jesus begins his public ministry, pissing off the Pharisees and Sadducees and gathering a following of 12 Apostles. (The Four Gospels)
• Jesus attends a wedding in Canaan and tells his 13th Apostle, Rufus, the secret to resurrection. Rufus, being drunk, does not remember what he says. (Dogma)

33 C.E.

• Saturday afternoon, about tea time: Jesus gives the Sermon on the Mount. (Monty Python's Life of Brian)
• March 29^JulianMarch 31: Judas Iscariot betrays Jesus to the Pharisees. (The Four Gospels)
• March 31^JulianApril 2: The Last Supper. Jesus tells the gathered apostles that one of them will betray him. (The Bible^{Justification}Stated in the Gospel of Matthew to have occurred on Passover, which occurs on the 15th of Nisan in the Hebrew calendar. In 33 CE, Nisan 15th was April 2nd by the Julian calendar, and March 31 in the proleptic Gregorian.)
• April 1^JulianApril 3:
  • Jesus is crucified for rebelling against Roman rule and dies. Zombies invade Jerusalem. (The Four Gospels).
  • Joseph of Arimathea catches some of Jesus's blood in the cup the apostles drank from at the Last Supper. He brings it to Britain and founds an order to protect it. (Arthurian Legend)
  • Simon Peter is chased by a group of Jews who accuse him of blasphemy. He is saved by Aquila in exchange for revealing the location of Judas Iscariot. (Aquila)
  • Aziraphale and Crowley watch Jesus' crucifixion. Aziraphale notes that it happened because Jesus had told people to be kind to one another. (Good Omens)
• April 3^JulianApril 5: Jesus returns from the dead.^{Justification}The Crucifixion is on a Friday and the Resurrection is on a Sunday; thus, the three days are counted inclusively. (The Four Gospels)
• May 13^JulianMay 15: Forty days after His Resurrection, Jesus ascends to Heaven to be with God until the Second Coming. (Acts of the Apostles)
• May 20^JulianMay 22: The Holy Spirit comes down to the eleven faithful apostles of Jesus, granting them the ability to preach the Gospel while being understood in all languages simultaneously, and marking the beginning of Christian evangelism.^{Justification}The "feast of Pentecost" mentioned in Acts is the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, which falls 50 days after Passover, not Easter. As such, it falls on 6 Sivan, which in this year corresponds to 20 May in the Gregorian calendar. (Acts of the Apostles)
• God leaves Heaven. In despair at seeing their father go, the archangels decide to rule the universe in his stead, but will need the Words of God to achieve this. Naomi is ordered to debrief Metatron, but he escapes to Earth before they can get him in their hands. God continues to talk with Joshua. (Supernatural)
• The angels are recalled to Heaven on Michael's orders, not returning to Earth until the coming of The Apocalypse two thousand years later. (Supernatural)

35 C.E.

• Rufus is stoned to death. (Dogma)

37 C.E.

• On their way to 2,000,000,000 C.E., Pinky and the Brain accidentally take a detour to The Roman Empire in this year. They are forced to escape by making their way across Caligula's banquet table disguised as fruit. (Pinky and the Brain)

38 C.E.

• Diana becomes the Slayer. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

40 C.E.

• Death of Diana. Another Roman woman becomes the Slayer. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

41 C.E.

• January 22: After Caligula's assassination, the Praetorian guard declare Claudius emperor of Rome. (Real Life, I, Claudius)
• Vampires Helen and Julian attempt to use Caligula's ashes to raise the demon Meter. They are stopped by the current Slayer, but kill her in revenge. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

42 C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the Čisran Empire unifies the littoral region. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

46 C.E.

• Birth of Incinii on the Isle of Anglesey. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

47 C.E.

• The headman Hiuraz of the Gelyet unites the Naviu barbarians on the planet Almea. The Čisran Empire conquers Gudlai. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

48 C.E.

• An unnamed British woman becomes the Slayer. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

49 C.E.

• On the planet Almea, Velto Cänen, the mayor of Verduria and warlord of Arcaln, retakes Ctesifon from the barbarians. For this, he is made a Lord by the emperor. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

52 C.E.

• Current Slayer is killed by Night Terrors. Incinii becomes the Slayer, and fights against both Night Terrors and Romans. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

56 C.E.

• On the planet Almea, the elective monarchy of Sarnáe begins to gain territory at the expense of its neighbors. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

58 C.E.

• Aquila briefly allows himself to be detained in Portus Dubris to kill an evil druid. (Aquila)
• On the planet Almea, the Gelyet under Hiuraz attack both Eretald and Xengiman, ultimately sacking the city of Inex. All of Axunai is subjugated except for Dintarn. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

60 C.E.

• Nero Fox (the "Jive-Jumpin' Emperor of Ancient Rome") is emperor of Earth-C's Roman Empire. Unlike his other-dimensional counterparts, Nero Fox favors playing the saxophone instead of a fiddle, and made use of (anachronistic) 1930s/40s-era music slang. A time-traveling Captain Carrot and Pig-Iron meet Nero Fox after being sent to this era by the villainous Timekeeper. (Leading Comics, Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew!)

61 C.E.

• Boudicca's Iceni defeat the Romans at Londinium (Real Life) with the aid of Aquila ^moreand the Spartan. (Aquila)

63 C.E.

• Augustus "Gus" Holiday and his family have adventures in ancient Rome. The Holidays' version of ancient Rome features some cultural and technological equivalents to mid-20th Century life. (The Roman Holidays)
• The Flintstones and Rubbles, traveling through time via a time machine at the Bedrock World's Fair, arrive in ancient Rome. They visit the Coliseum (where they see Nero playing the fiddle), and narrowly escape being thrown to the lions before departing this era. (The Flintstones)
• On the planet Almea, the Čeiy city of Bal fights a war against the Čisran Empire entirely without permission, and is defeated. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

64 C.E.

• July - The Great Fire of Rome:
  • The First Doctor and his companions Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright and Vicki Pallister visit ancient Rome; the Doctor accidentally inspires Nero to burn the city down. (Doctor Who)
  • Peabody and Sherman stop Nero's violin teacher from burning down Rome, then leave when they learn that Nero is about to hold an enormous barbecue. (Rocky and Bullwinkle)
  • Professor Bobo (accidentally) causes the fire while escaping along with Pearl Forrester and Observer, the trio having been imprisoned for claiming to be gods. (Mystery Science Theater 3000)
  • The entity currently known as Jones was also present, but is not believed to have had a role. (Gunnerkrigg Court)
• Simon Peter, fleeing Roman persecution, is saved from a group of Striges by Aquila. Peter has a vision of Jesus, after which he and Aquila both return to Rome. There, Aquila meets the Magna Mater and kills the Veiled Virgin; after that, he is captured by Emperor Nero, who offers to show him the location of Ammit in exchange for Aquila operating as his Carnifex. (Aquila, with bits of Acts of the Apostles)
• Foir Roman children - Anna, Cyrus, Justin and Marcus - are converted to Christianity. Later on so is Tacticus, a Roman guard. (The Storykeepers)

68 C.E.

• After a failed rebellion against Rome, a Gaulish tribe leaves the Earth through magical means. (Deverry)
• Six priests of six gods are killed by Aquila. As Rome descends into anarchy against the excesses of Nero, Simon Peter is crucified upside-down by Aquila to ensure that Jesus Christ, and not Nero, will become Rome's new god. Nero commits suicide by poison, but Aquila stabs him so as to ensure his soul will land in Hades instead of Elysium. (Aquila)
• 20th century time-travelers Derek, Margo, and Moki find themselves in the Garden of Gethsemane. There, they encounter the author of the Gospel According to Mark, who tells them about the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. (The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible)
• King Kaldemov splits the nation of Ustalav into sixteen near-autonomous counties to prevent a civil war among the nobility. In this way, he organizes the country into a stable feudal system. (Pathfinder)

77 C.E.

• Reapers gather in Pompeii for the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. (Supernatural)

76 C.E.

• Founding of the city of Dun Deverry, marking the start of the Deverry calender. ^note The Deverrian year starts on November 1st, so some dates in it might be off by one. (Deverry)

78 C.E.

• Hiuraz of the Gelyet dies on planet Almea. A contest of strength is held among the chieftains, and the winner, Läŋuraz, succeeds him as headman. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

79 C.E.

• August 24 / October:
  • Mount Vesuvius erupts, destroying the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum and killing thousands of people. (Real Life)
  • The Sibylline Sisterhood and their Pyrovile compatriots (revived after thousands of years in the 62 C.E. earthquake) are defeated by the Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble. ^moreThey cause the Vesuvius eruption in the process, killing thousands of citizens. However, they rescue Caecilius and his family. (Doctor Who)
  • Zeus, the only survivor of Godzilla's attack on Mount Olympus, is killed in the eruption of Vesuvius. (Godzilla: Rage Across Time)
  • The eruption is caused by the Jarhanpurian Rama Khan. (Supergirl)
  • According to future Chaste member Stick, the eruption Mount Vesuvius and destruction the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum was caused by The Hand in order to cover up their activities at mining the black substance from dragon bones located near the cities (The Defenders)
  • The eruption of Vesuvius is caused by a Roman warlock named Zaccaria Innocenti when he launches a dance spell. (Harry Potter)
  • The eruption of Vesuvius is caused by Merlock wishing for the Genie to destroy Pompeii. (DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp)
  • Loki provides a mock warning to the people of Pompeii about their impending deaths but is ignored. (Loki)

81 C.E.

• Läŋuraz of the Gelyet utterly destroys the empire of Gurdago's colonies on the planet Almea. The metropole promises him massive tribute, which is the only reason why he does not destroy it as well. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

86 C.E.

• Läŋuraz of the Gelyet drives the Met’elyi out of Eärdur on planet Almea. The barbarian tribes that are already there are assimilated into the Gelyet. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

91 C.E.

• Läŋuraz of the Gelyet leads a military campaign into the heart of Cad’inas on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

95 C.E.

• 95 CE – Around this time, on planet Almea, the peripheral provinces of Cad’inas split apart and form their own kingdoms. The emperor is powerless to stop it. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

96 C.E.

• Läŋuraz of the Gelyet is slain in battle on planet Almea while leading the charge on Ctesifon. Aitän, the winner of the next contest of strength, succeeds him as headman. He immediately receives news that Coruo has rebelled. He quickly crushes the rebellion. The Sainor found a kingdom in the mountains while fleeing the Gelyet. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

ca. 1st century

• ^{Season 6 spoilers}Jacob becomes the protector of the Island and its source. The Man in Black attempts to take this power, but is transformed into a monster. Earlier, their adopted mother gives the now immortal rivals a "loophole" that prevents the two from killing each other. (Lost)
• John of Patmos gets a vision from God about The End of Days and writes down what he sees. (Book of Revelation)

101 C.E. - 300 C.E.

101

• On the planet Almea, Rejabriš establishes the empire of Xurno, to defend against the Gelyet. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

102

• The Pandorica is opened at Stonehenge in Roman Britain. ^moreAn alliance of the Doctor's enemies trap him inside the box to avert the cracks in time. The Doctor escapes thanks to his future self, and places Amy and his screwdriver inside it, to be reawakened in the 1990s. A Nestene Duplicate of Rory begins to guard the Pandorica. (Doctor Who)

103

• June 21: Lewis is recruited by the Company. (The Company Novels)

105

• In Polly Spark's altered version of history, Japanese exchange student robot Noshi Origami uses the world's first paper to make paper airplanes, spitballs, and paper dolls of Polly. (JumpStart Adventures 3rd Grade: Mystery Mountain)

106

• Aitän of the Gelyet conquers Sarnáe to the north and reaches the sea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

107

• The humans of Tyellakh on the planet Almea re-ally with the ktuvoks, in an equal partnership this time, to form the nation of Dhekhnam. However, they still vie for world domination. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

108

• On the planet Almea, the Anajati Tej splits apart, while the elcari connect their settlements to prevent further subjugation by humans. Nan suffers an ecological collapse and plague. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

114

• Zhang Heng, a member of the Brotherhood of the Shield, convinces the Celestial Madonna to incubate her Egg in the Sun rather than within the Earth. ("Marvel Universe")

119

• The Empire of Dhekhnam conquers the kingdom of Visecra on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

121

• Zombie outbreak in Caledonia. Emperor Hadrian orders construction of a wall to keep the undead out of Britannia. (The Zombie Survival Guide)

123

• The Roman nobleman Aulus Paulinus is made Governor of Britain as punishment for insulting the Emperor's wife (who is a horse), and begins a power struggle with the British chieftain Badvoc. (Chelmsford 123)

125

• The immortal Marcus Octavius leads 2,000 Roman legionnaires to slaughter a rebellious British village bearing 400 soldiers. The only survivor is Colin, the village chief, who vows vengeance. (Highlander: The Search for Vengeance)
• (Later that year): Colin is killed in a duel against Marcus, but his horse drags him to Stonehenge where he revives as an Immortal. (Highlander: The Search for Vengeance)

128

• Emperor Miudis of Xurno ascends to the throne, and develops the concept of nationalism on the planet Almea during his reconquest of the Xengi delta. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

140

• Zombie outbreak in Numidia, put down by two cohorts of the III Augusta Legion. (The Zombie Survival Guide)

144

• On the planet Almea, King Evebe of the Ejiji Tej defeats Tokruji in a war. The principality of Lenan inadvertently offends Evebe by offering an alliance, and Evebe tells his son Nitab to invade Lenan instead. Mália is born in the Naviu tribe. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

149

• Evebe of the Ejiji Tej dies on planet Almea. His son Nitab succeeds him as king, then declares war on Lenan and is slain immediately. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

155

• On the planet Almea, Cad’inas finally loses control over its exclave Érenat, and Kebri occupies the coast. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

156

• Zombie outbreak in Germania. (The Zombie Survival Guide)
• Emperor Anastor of Čisra begins an irredentist military campaign on the planet Almea. However, the targets of his “liberation” have completely assimilated to the conquerors’ culture long ago. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

157

• Miudis of Xurno dies on planet Almea. His nephew Isaoric succeeds him as emperor. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

159

• The priesthood of Pharasma reconsecrate the plague-ravaged city of Wadi in Osirion and begin to repopulate it. They wall off an abandoned area to form the Necropolis of Wadi, a memorial to the dead. (Pathfinder)

163

• On the planet Almea, Mália becomes the first woman to win the contest of strength, making her the leader of her tribe. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

165

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Anastor of Čisra captures Dusilim, finds out that the people consider him a foreigner, and focuses his conquests westward instead. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

167

• On the planet Almea, Mália becomes an auxiliary under the Cad’inorian commander Aerlupeȟ, who is slain in battle with the Gelyet, causing Mália to take over as general. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

168

• Death of Emperor Huan of China; ascension of Emperor Ling. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• On the planet Almea, Erbelaica V of Cad’inas is deposed in favor of his brother Aertund II. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

169

• Ling arrives at the Great Hall of Benign Virtue for the full moon ancestral rites, but is beset by a phantom snake and a freak storm. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

170

• Emperor Anastor of Čisra conquers Jecuor from Gurdago, on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

172

• Mália saves Cad’inas from barbarian invasion and imprisons the incompetent Emperor Aertund and his brother Erbelaica, on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

173

• Mália is acclaimed Emperor of Cad’inas on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

175

• Murazón is born to Mália and the priest Fantiosu Dascoro on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

177

• Last recorded zombie outbreak in the Roman Empire occurs in Aquitania. (The Zombie Survival Guide)

178

• Various bizarre events occur around China. Eunuchs seize control of the imperial court. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

180

• Zhang Jiao leads the peasants of China to revolt during the Yellow Turban Rebellion only to be stopped by the efforts of Cao Cao, Sun Jian and Liu Bei. (Dynasty Warriors)

182

• Isaoric of Xurno dies on planet Almea. During his reign, he recovered almost all of the Xurnese-speaking region from the Gelyet. The Gelyet’s decline allows the rest of their subject peoples to regain their independence. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

184

• Yellow Scarf Rebellion led by the Zhang brothers Jue, Bao, and Liang; Xuande (Liu Bei) founds the Peach Garden Brotherhood to oppose them with his honorary brothers, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

188

• Conflict between Empresses He and Dong over Ling's successor. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

189

• May 12^JulianMay 13: Death of Emperor Ling. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• May 14^JulianMay 15: Reign of Emperor Shao (Liu Bian) begins. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• September 27^JulianSeptember 28: Dong Zhuo deposes Shao and installs Xian (Liu Xie) as puppet emperor; he is opposed by Yuan Shao and Cao Cao. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

190

• February - April: Yuan Shao leads an uprising against Dong Zhuo. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• April: Dong Zhuo moves the capital from Luoyang to Chang'an; Luoyang is razed by Yuan Shao's forces shortly thereafter. Sun Jian takes the royal seal. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

191

• Yuan Shao takes the provinces northeast of the Yellow River from Gongsun Zan. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

192

• Dong Zhuo killed by Lu Bu. Cao Cao becomes protector of Yanzhou and the power behind the throne in China. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• Yellow Scarves defeated by Liu Bei, surrender to Cao Cao at Qingzhou. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

194

• Liu Bei is given control of Xuzhuo. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

195

• Dong Zhuo's generals revolt against him. Dong Zuo moves Emperor Xian away from Chang'an. Xian requests aid from Cao Cao. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

196

• Mid-October: Cao Cao rescues Emperor Xian and brings him safely to Xuchang. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

197

• Lu Bu attacks Liu Bei, who flees and is given sanctuary by Cao Cao. Yuan Shao's half-brother, Shu, declares himself emperor of China. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

198

• Cao Cao faces off against Zhang Xiu and Yuan Shao. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

199

• Death of Yuan Shu. Lu Bu is executed by Cao Cao. Emperor Xian promotes Dong Cheng to General of Chariots and Cavalry and gives him a secret edict to depose Cao Cao. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

200

• Dong Cheng, Liu Bei, Zhong Ji, and Wang Fu form a conspiracy to assassinate Cao Cao; they are discovered, and all but Liu Bei put to death. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• Cao Cao enters into conflict with Liu Bei and Yuan Shao, and takes Guan Yu prisoner. Guan kills several of Cao's generals in the process.(Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• Death of Sun Ce; Sun Quan becomes ruler of Wu and allies for the moment with Cao Cao and Xian. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• Cao Cao defeats Yuan Shao at Guandu and expands his power in Wei. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

2nd Century

• Orochi, a servant of Gaia, decides to destroy humanity in response to their treatment of nature. He is sealed away by the combined efforts of the Kusanagi, Yata and Yasinaga clans of Japan. (The King of Fighters)

201

• Yuan Shao flees to Jizhou. Liu Bei takes refuge in Jingzhou. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

202 - 204

• Death of Yuan Shao. Cao Cao takes Ye from his sons. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

205 - 206

• Yuan Shao's sons flee to Wuhuan; Cao Cao destroys them and returns to Ye. Guan Yu is released and returns to Liu Bei. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

206

• First known adventures of Bran Mak Morn. (Bran Mak Morn)

207

• In the midst of the conflicts raging across China, Liu Bei encounters Shan Fu, who advises him to seek out Sleeping Dragon and Young Phoenix. Shortly thereafter, he acquires the services of Sleeping Dragon, Zhuge Liang (Kongming). Shu and Wu begin growing closer together. Pang Tong, AKA Young Phoenix, also enters Liu Bei's services around this time. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• The red dragon Daralathyxl first arrives in the Five Kings Mountains. He will terrorize the region for several centuries. (Pathfinder).

208

• Battle of Red Cliffs: Wei, weakened by the actions of Kongming and Pang Tong, suffers a devastating defeat by the Wu-Shu Alliance. Cao Cao flees to Ye. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

209 - 210

• Tensions mount between Liu Bei and Sun Quan. Liu marries Sun's sister, Shanxiang, as a result of an attempt on his life failing. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

211

• Wei begins threatening Shu and the rest of the territory under control of Liu Bei. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

212

• Liu Bei marches on the riverlands to oppose Cao Cao. Cao Cao enters Wu. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

213

• Liu Bei enters the Riverlands. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

214

• Liu Bei takes control of the Riverlands. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• Cheliax is founded as a western province of Taldor. (Pathfinder)

215

• Tensions between Shu and Wu continue to mount over administration of Jingzhou. Cao Cao takes Hanzhong. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

216

• Cao Cao becomes King of Wei. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

217

• Cao Cao assaults Wu. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

218

• Failed uprising against Cao Cao in Xuchang. Cao Cao's hold on Hanzhong weakens. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• On the planet Almea, the empire of Xurno conquers the republic of Čeiy, abolishing its Senate, as well as driving the remaining Gelyet out to the mountains. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

219

• Cao Cao retreats from Hanzhong, leaving Liu Bei to take it. Guan Yu is defeated at the Battle of Fancheng. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

220

• Before November: Guan Yu executed by Sun Quan; as a ghost, he decides to protect the common people and torment the Cao family, and successfully frightens Cao Cao to death. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• November 14: Cao Pi forces Xian to abdicate and declares himself emperor, beginning the Wei dynasty. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• The Three Kingdoms period of China begins after Sun Quan kills Guan Yu. (Dynasty Warriors)

221

• May: Liu Bei reluctantly and after much urging declares himself emperor.
• August: Sun Quan acknowledges Cao Pi as rightful emperor and resists a Shu invasion. Zhang Fei is murdered by his bodyguards. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

222

• Wu forces drive back Shu invaders. Wei then invades Wu. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

223

• Death of Liu Bei; Liu Shan becomes Emperor of Shu. Kongming revives Shu-Wu alliance. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

224

• Cao Pi invades Wu again. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

225

• Southern Man people subdued by Kongming. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

226

• Death of Cao Pi; Cao Rui becomes Emperor of Wei. Wei and Shu go to war. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

227

• Approximate date that Cyrus the Gladiator becomes a vampire. (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
• On the planet Almea, the heretical Endajué Master Bezu ma-Veon preaches that there is no difference between good and evil, and becomes the premier under Emperor Aulinir II of Xurno. Xurno resumes its territorial expansion. Because Gurdago has lost all of its colonies, it decides to expand overland instead. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

228

• Death of Meng Da. War between Wei and Shu intensifies. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

229

• Sun Quan declares himself emperor. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

230

• Wei advance thwarted by heavy rain. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

231

• Death of Wei commander Cao Zhen. Kongming returns from the field and reinitiates the war against Wei. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

234

• Death of Kongming. Shu armies retreat to Chengdu. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

236

• Medric, the son of Murazón, the son of Mália, expels the Gelyet from Eretald on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World.)

239

• Death of Cao Rui; Cao Fang becomes Emperor of Wei. Tensions mount in the Wei government between prime minister Sima Yi and regent Cao Shuang. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

245

• On the planet Almea, Xurnese expansion displaces the Gelyet and causes them to overrun Tyellakh. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

247

• On the planet Almea, Bezu ma-Veon is arrested in a conservative reaction. His followers bust him out and he holes up in the fortress of Šušumbör. He resorts to advancing his power through terrorism. However, he gains support from the commoners of Čeiy because he supports their independence and opposes autocracy, even if that is just because he hates all morality on principle. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

249

• Death of Cao Shuang; Sima Yi seizes control of Wei. Jiang Wei and Xiahou Ba lead a new Shu campaign against Wei. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

251

• Deaths of Sima Yi and Sun Quan. War breaks out between Wei and Wu. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

254

• Cao Fang deposed by Sima Yi's son, Shi, who installs Cao Mao as a puppet emperor. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

255

• Wen Qin and Guanqiu Jian rebel against Sima Shi. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)
• Death of Sima Shi; Sima Zhao becomes prime minister of Wei. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

257

• Sima Zhao puts Wen Qin and Guanqiu Jian to death. Shu breaks off its war against Wei. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

258

• Sun Liang, Emperor of Wu, is assassinated by Sun Chen, who is himself deposed by Sun Xiu, who becomes Emperor of Wu. Deng Ai leads a Wei invasion of Shu. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

260

• Death of Cao Mao; Cao Huan becomes Emperor of Wei, with Sima Zhao serving as prime minister. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

261

• A storm rages on the planet Namek and there are only two Namekian survivors, one whom crash lands on Earth and forgets who he is and another, later known as Guru, who rebuilds the Namekian race. ^note Namekians reproduce asexually by coughing up an egg, although it harshly ages them Both eventually become creators of their own sets of Dragon Balls. (Dragon Ball Z)
• Nine hundred years of war between the Centauri and the Xon ends with the complete annihilation of the Xon race. (Babylon 5)

263

• Wei armies reach Chengsu. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

264

• Liu Shan surrenders to Deng Ai. Sima Zhao marches of Chang'an; he dies on the way, and Sima Yan succeeds him. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

265

• On the planet Almea, the southern army of Cad’inas revolts and establishes its own state. Dhekhnam unites with Demóshimor to form a new ktuvok empire. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

265 - 280

• Sima clan deposes tha Caos and takes the throne, beginning the Jin dynasty. Wei then conquers Wu, reuniting China under a single emperor. (Romance of the Three Kingdoms)

280

• Sima Yan of Jin manages to capture the Kingdoms of Wei, Wu and Shu ending the Three Kingdoms era of China and unifying the country. (Dynasty Warriors)

299

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Kipric of Xurno occupies Čisra after a series of wars. This causes a chain reaction that reshapes the political geography of the Littoral region. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

300

• The Council declares the Rachni to be extinct. (Mass Effect)

3rd century

• A Vulcan starship crash-lands on the planetoid Darien 224. The survivors found a colony called the Last-of-all-Cities. The colony remains isolated from the rest of the galaxy until it is discovered by the U.S.S. Cortez in 2254. (Star Trek: Early Voyages)

301 C.E. - 500 C.E.

303

• Diocletian begins issuing edicts to persecute Christianity by compelling Christians to perform sacrifices by force. This is the final and largest Christian persecution in the Roman Empire. (Real Life)

312

• Constantine the Great defeats Maxentius at the Battle of Milvian Bridge, uniting the western half of the Roman Empire. (Real Life)

313

• Constantine and Licinius issue the Edict of Milan, granting freedom to all religious groups in the Roman Empire. (Real Life)

325

• The Council of Nicaea is called by the emperor to end the Arian controversy. (Real Life)
• A ship carrying Greek missionaries from Egypt somehow enters a portal leading from Earth to Almea, and once they arrive in Avéla the Greeks spread word of Christianity to the natives, being unaware that they are on another planet. They become known as the Elenicoi. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

335

• On the planet Almea, the Sainor invade Skouras. The natives prove so difficult to pacify that they resort to indiscriminate massacre in an attempt to subjugate them. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

337

• King Meugi of Curiya conquers the remnants of Cad’inas on the planet Almea, with the rest splitting up into squabbling successor states. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

344

• On the planet Almea, King Köüdɔi of Laidöü once again reunites Nan. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

357

• The Pestilentropy strikes Iobaria, afflicting many of its inhabitants with a violent mania that eventually leads to death. The ensuing destruction of property results in a decade of famine. This in turn leads to the permanent collapse of Old Iobaria. (Pathfinder)

361

• Julian, last surviving member of the Constantinian family, is proclaimed Emperor of Rome. At the same time, he denounces Christianity altogether, proclaiming religious freedom. (Real Life, Emperor and Galilean)

362

• On the planet Almea, the opponents of Sarnáean king Caolonawe revolt and declare themselves the kingdom of Iosoandor. Caolonawe declares war once he learns that the rebels’ demand his abdication. At the same time, the Makši barbarians begin the final barbarian invasion of Almea. Mihel of the Elenicoi is martyred in Kebri. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

363

• Roman emperor Julian the Apostate gets severely wounded while on a campaign against the Persians, dying soon after. (Real Life) This was because of a javelin thrown towards him by his childhood friend Agathon. He succumbs to his wounds and dies the morning after. Jovian, a roman war leader, is chosen to be the next emperor. (Emperor and Galilean)

364

• On the planet Almea, The Empire of Dhekhnam takes advantage of the civil war in their neighboring country to invade, brutally occupying the land, enslaving the people, and killing King Caolonawe and feeding his head to dogs. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

371

• On the planet Almea, the Makši barbarians conquer Aránicer. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

375

• On the planet Almea, Dhekhnam conquers Carhinnia by starving out the population. They are ultimately made into janissaries. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

380

• Theodosius I, Vanentinial II, and Gratian all issue the Edict of Thessalonica. Christianity is declared the state religion of the Roman Empire, and persecution of the old pagan religion begins. (Real Life)
• On the planet Almea, Avéla gains its freedom from Kebri. Čeiy gains freedom from Xurno, but is ruled by the followers of Bezu ma-Veon from behind the scenes. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

389

• On the planet Almea, the Makši barbarians fully invade Eretald. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

395

• Sucunto, lord of Yewör, founds a kingdom on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

4th Century

• Surak unites Vulcan society with his philosophy of logic. (Star Trek)

400

• Nokkar, an N'Kai, sets up a base on Easter Island to watch for signs of the Space Spawn. The natives build statues in his honour. (Gargoyles)
• In Polly Spark's altered version of history, Bubble-Bot adds super glue to the first batch of Mayan chewing gum. (JumpStart Adventures 3rd Grade: Mystery Mountain)

404

• The Dwarven hero Khadon the Mighty arrives in the Five Kings Mountains and attacks the orcs occupying the dwarf homelands. This marks the end of the Dwarves' 700-year Wild Era. (Pathfinder)

407

• Anabar, Lord of Verduria, marries Ašeli, princess of Zeir, on planet Almea. This doubles the size of Verduria. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

410

• The wizard Tar-Baphon returns to life as the lich called the Whispering Tyrant. He raises an army of orcs and attacks the nation of Ustalav, along with its neighbors. This year is dated as 3203 AR on Golarion. (Pathfinder)

415

• Bura is born on planet Almea to Zolcalto and an unknown woman. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

419

• The founding of New Iobaria begins, although the process will take more than a century. (Pathfinder)

430

• Kamesennin (Master Roshi) is born. (Dragon Ball)

434

• The Makši are driven out of Eretald on the planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

435

• Birth of Arthur, son of Uther Pendragon and Ygerne of Tintagel. He is enthrusted in the care of peasant Anton to protect him from his father. (Kaamelott)

438

• The kingdom of Dusila is founded on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

441

• Merlin brings 6-year-old Arthur to Excalibur for the first time to test out if he's really the future King of Britain. The young boy is then sent to Rome to be reared by the Roman army under the name Arturus. (Kaamelott)

442

• Ecuz becomes Emperor of Curiya on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

443

• On the planet Almea, the empire of Dhekhnam occupies the capital of Sarnáe. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

444

• Zolcalto of Dalmaž dies on planet Almea. His son Bura succeeds him as marquis. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

447

• Bura and Mélnite marry on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

448

• Ertala is born on planet Almea to Bura and Mélnite. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

449

• On the planet Almea, Marquis Bura of Dalmaž rebels against Curiya and declares himself emperor. However, he only controls the city and its immediate surroundings. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

450

• Hua Mulan disguises herself as a man so her father doesn't have to go to war. (Mulan: Rise of a Warrior)

451

• Ertala is named Marquis of Dalmaž on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

452

• Freswæl. Finnesburg is sacked. Swedish chieftain Hnæf perishes with his sister`s son. Hengest, a Jute in the service of Finn is forced to avenge the murder, as the Jutish comitatus understands the Jutish prince Garulf also lost his life under the siege and following fire. Hengest agrees to this and kills Finn of Friesland. After this, Hengest fears for his life and flees the Frisian lands (Beowulf)

453

• Atilla the Hun is found dead in his bed after his wedding night (he was betrothed to a Burgundian princess). (Real Life)
• King Atli of Hunaland is murdered by his spouse Gudrun after the death of her brothers Gunnar and Hogni - for which Atli was responsible. (Saga of the Volsungs)
• The "great Conquest" begins with the arrival of Hengest and Horsa in Britain. (Real Life)

455

• Conscript Arturus is promoted centurion, and then dux bellorum, by senator Lucius Sallustius who plans to regain Roman control over Britannia by sending a Briton puppet king to unite the various clans. Arturus succeeds in this task and marries princess Guenièvre of Carmélide, becoming King Arthur. However, he later outsmarts Sallustius and obtains the departure of the occupying Roman army save for a token garrison. Meanwhile in Rome, Caesar Imperator is driven to suicide by the immortal entity known as Méléagant. (Kaamelott)

456

• Érenat becomes the first state on the planet Almea to disestablish paganism as the official religion. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

461

• Sometime before this time, the nameless Namekian creates the powerful, yet dangerous, Black Star Dragon Balls — a precursor of the more limiting Red Star Balls his light side Kami creates some years later. He hides them, being left untouched for over three centuries. ^{justification}According to the Dragon Ball Daizenshuu (via Dragon Ball Wiki), the unknown Namekian splits into Kami and Piccolo in 461. The Black Star Dragon Balls are stated by Pilaf to have been created before the split (which is why they still work even after Kami and Piccolo merge in the Cell saga) (Dragon Ball GT)
• Garlic attempts to conquer Earth after not being chosen by its guardian as its successor. The guardian of Earth imprisons Garlic for all eternity. His son seeks revenge for this, even if it takes three hundred years. The nameless Namekian separates into Kami (who becomes the Earth's guardian's successor instead), and Demon King Piccolo. Piccolo starts destroying all life on Earth, but is defeated by Muten-Roshi's master Mutaito by trapping him in an electric rice cooker. ^note Ostensibly Non Serial Movie, but canon to the anime series thanks to the Filler Arc between Frieza and Cell. (Dragon Ball Z)

464

• Ertala of Ctesifon marries Vad’riha of Žrano on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder's Constructed World)

469

• Avtor, Lord of Verduria, dies on planet Almea. His son Caleon succeeds him as Lord. (Mark Rosenfelder's Constructed World)

470

• Kami creates the seven Dragon Balls. (Dragon Ball)
• On the planet Almea, civil war breaks out between the north and south of Čeiy. (Mark Rosenfelder's Constructed World)
• The fey denizens of the forest of Brocéliande conspire and revolt against King Arthur's court of Kaamelott. (Brocéliande)

471

• Bura of Ctesifon dies on planet Almea. His son Ertala succeeds him as emperor. Ertala demands that Caleon, the Lord of Verduria, swear fealty to him. Caleon refuses, and conquers the lawless region of Lácatur. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

472

• Caleon, enraged at Ertala’s arrogance, proclaims himself king of Verduria, on planet Almea. Ertala demands that his generals attack Verduria and punish this treason. When they say that is unfeasible, he has them all executed. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

473

• On the planet Almea, Lord Andörn of Krasnaya recognizes Caleon’s claim to kingship of Verduria. Ertala orders his generals to occupy Andörn’s domain and depose him in favor of his son, Gurënes. Érenat inaugurates its first ever elected legislature. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

474

• Arthur Pendragon is driven to a suicide attempt by the machinations of the immortal entity known as Méléagant. He survives but is later forced to flee Britannia, leaving the Kingdom of Logres under the yoke of the traitorous Lancelot du Lac. (Kaamelott)

476

• August 23 - September 4: In the middle of the Fall of Rome, Marcus Octavius defeats Colin in battle once again, but is prevented from decapitating him by the fortuitous arrival of some barbarians. Colin survives to continue his path of vengeance. (Highlander: The Search for Vengeance)
• On the planet Almea, Mélicom exhorts Emperor Ertala of Ctesifon to sue for peace against Caleon of Verduria, and is promptly executed for treason. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

477

• When rumors spread that Emperor Ertala of Ctesifon is impotent, he imprisons his wife Vad’riha until she bears a child. Eraclai is born to Ertala and Vad’riha on planet Almea. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

479

• On the planet Almea, Emperor Ertala of Ctesifon marches his army north to attack King Caleon of Verduria. Caleon curbstomps Ertala within six months, and declares his intention to personally thrash him “like a schoolboy.” Ertala kills himself, his wife, and his daughter to evade such humiliation. Verduria annexes Ctesifon. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

481

• On the planet Almea, the Curiyans raid the town of Zariaspa in Verduria. Caleon, the king of Verduria, razes their capital to the ground in retaliation. (Mark Rosenfelder's Constructed World)

482

• On the planet Almea, King Caleon of Verduria conquers several petty kingdoms. He decides not to declare himself emperor on the grounds that his new kingdom of Verduria will become greater than Cad’inas was. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

484

• Arthur Pendragon returns to Britannia after 10 years spent in slavery, and retakes the throne of the Kingdom of Logres from Lancelot du Lac. (Kaamelott: Premier Volet)

485

• Arthur Pendragon is born. (Gargoyles)

486

• Caleon of Verduria is assassinated on planet Almea. His son Ževuran succeeds him as king. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

490

• On the planet Almea, the Čeiyu civil war results in a complete victory for the north. The Bezuxau never regain their previous level of power again, as their fortress is dynamited. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

499

• Abhartach mac Donn of Glenuilin seeks immortality and becomes a vampire. He is sealed away by Cathán, chieftain of the neighbouring village, who as a result also becomes chieftan of Gelnuilin. (Róisín Dubh)
• Estdorot of Verduria is born on planet Almea to Ževuran and an unknown mother. (Mark Rosenfelder’s Constructed World)

5th Century

• Birth of future sorcerer Merlin to Oberon and an unnamed Welsh noblewoman. (Gargoyles)
• Queen Mab, ruler of the Fair Folk, loses a war and her throne against Oberon, her own son. Oberon succeeds her and marries Titania. The "Children of Mab" are renamed to the "Children of Oberon". (Gargoyles)
• During their travels throughout the past, Tim Hunter and the Phantom Stranger meet a fourteen-year old Merlin. The young boy wearily outlines the details of his future life and his inability to escape his fate to Tim. The pair also briefly encounter Jason Blood. (The Books of Magic)

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