History JustForFun / GrandUnifiedTimelineMedievalHistory

* Prince Harry of Hortentia is born. (''Series/Galavant'')

* January 31: Armies from Valencia, Hortensia and Richard's land fight one ginormous battle to decide who's gonna be the one true king. (''Series/{{Galavant}}'')

* January 31: Armies from Valencia, Hortensia and Richard's land fight one ginormous battle to decide who's gonna be
the one true king. (''Series/{{Galavant}}'')

* Most classic [[FairyTales fairy tales]], including {{Literature/Snow White}}, {{Literature/Cinderella}}, and Goldilocks and the Three Bears, take place in this year. (''WesternAnimation/RudolphsShinyNewYear'')

* The Black Death kills 30 to 60 percent of the population of Europe. (RealLife) The Witch Queen who caused this is sealed away by a knight, whom she curses with immortality. (''Film/TheLastWitchHunter'')
* The Black Death kills 99.9 percent of the population of Europe. (''Literature/TheYearsOfRiceAndSalt'')

** June 26: A piper wearing pied clothing uses a Precious, later known as the Pipe of Hamelin, to spirit away 130 children. Their whereabouts are never discovered. (''Series/GoGoSentaiBoukenger'')

* Approximate date of the most recent visit to Earth by the Pequod Superorganism prior to 1971. Some humans are taken, studied, and later [[spoiler:euthanized]], so the Superorganism can learn about Earth languages. (''Literature/AxiomsEnd'')

* Sigurd, an Icelander, arrives at the coast of northern Norway to make amends with the father of his wife Dagny, whom he abducted without consent. He discovers pretty soon this was not the best of ideas, as Dagny`s foster sister Hjørdis plots revenge, both on her foster father, who loses all of his sons; her husband Gunnar, who is almost forced into {{{combat| by champion}} with Sigurd, and eventually on Sigurd himself, because he doesn`t love her. She kills him, and then herself, by summoning a WildHunt before she throws herself off a cliff. Gunnar loses his farm to arson, and retreats to Iceland with Dagny and her father Ørnulf (''Theatre/TheWarriorsAtHelgeland'')

* Vlaran Vleteon is born on planet Almea to Caiem and an unknown woman. (Mark Rosenfelder’s ConstructedWorld)

* A South American rainforest is terrorized by a dragon-like monster named Mathra. The [[BenevolentPrecursors Ancient Numarians]] build the Mathra trap and imprison the beast underground. To ensure Mathra never escapes, the Numarians abandon their great city, hiding one of the keys in the Monkey Kingdom and the other in the Goo Lagoon. Thankfully, the keys are protected by [[AlphabetSoupCans educational third-grade puzzles]].[[labelnote:Justification]]These events are referred to as having took place "more than a thousand years ago" and the game was first released in 1998.[[/labelnote]] (''VideoGame/TheClueFinders 3rd Grade Adventures'')

* ''The Evening Epitaph'' becomes Bizarroville's most widely read newspaper (curiously, more than two centuries before the town's founding). (''[[VideoGame/BlasterMysterySeries Reading Blaster Ages 9-12]]'')

* Mongols attack the Assassin stronghold of Masyaf. Genghis Khan personally kills the Old Man of the Mountain. (''Literature/{{Conqueror}}'')

** Joan of Arc, a mildly powerful Dark Other, is burned at the stake for using her magic to help France during the Hundred Years' War, in violation of the Treaty. (''Literature/NightWatch'')

* October 26: Gilles de Rais executed for murdering hundreds of children in an attempt to become an Other. (''Literature/NightWatch'')

* Merlin conceals the Crown of All Things on the lowest level of the Twilight, leaving a riddle for the benefit of any who might come after him. (''Literature/NightWatch'')

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* ''The Evening Epitaph'' becomes Bizarroville's most widely read newspaper (curiously, more than two centuries before the town's founding). (''[[VideoGame/BlasterSeries Reading Blaster Ages 9-12]]'')

* In the kingdom of York, a wizard named Morgred sends Prince Edward and Princess Susannah to the future in order to escape execution by their tyrannical uncle and his executioner.[[note]]The year is from the estimated date of disappearance for Princes Edward and Richard of Shrewsbury in the Tower of London, on which this story is based.[[/note]] (''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'')

* Two teenagers, Juliet Capulet and Romeo Montague, take their own lives due to their [[FeudingFamilies circumstances]]. (''Theatre/RomeoAndJuliet'')