NS History

[Amuaplye]

2888 BC: Aleksund III pushes for stronger ties with neighbouring kingdoms.

2887 BC: Marxet Nor invades the conquered Maxian territory after another man is picked to be the Norian King. They crush the Maxian army and capture their top general after said general lays siege to Verket. The Maxian army, while extremely weak, surprisingly win.

2886 BC: The general is set free in exchange for a captured Norian noble. Marxet Nor invades again, killing most of the top generals, and a rebellion causes Maxia to lose Verket. The general then invades Verket in a sneak attack, and retake it.

2885 BC: The wife of a Norian noble tricks the general, and he is then captured. His soldiers arrive, and a battle begins.

Meanwhile, in Marxet, in a dispute between Ivalo (Edward Plantagenet, or Edward IV), a descendant of Nikola, and the Tuk (Duke) of a province called Sumerket, pick roses to determine their side. Ivalo picks white, and the Tuk of Sumerket picks red.

Ivalo then plots a rebellion after his uncle dies after telling him that he has a claim to the throne. Then, the Royal Knights (Parliament) learn of a dispute between a noble, who is running the nation for Aleksund III until he grows up, and a bishop when a riot breaks out. Aleksund tells them not to fight, and the noble and the bishop agree. An Arl from Varik tells the Knights of Ivalo's request to have Varik's father's royal titles passed to Ivalo.

Aleksund grants this request, and Ivalo becomes the Tuk of Yark.

2884 BC: The general's troops now stand in the town of Roek, and after the Norian army taunts them, they fight. Maxia wins the battle. Another general, Filip, tells the general about the noble's wife's plan, but she tricks the general again, and the general then goes onto the Norian's side.

The king arrives, and the general meets him, only to get a message from Filip, saying that his switching sides makes him look suspicious, so the general leaves.

2883 BC: The king now knows about the dispute between Yark and Sumerket after they as the king if they can duel. The king tells them to be quiet about the dispute, since it will make Maxia weaker. He also says that even though he prefers them both, he is on the side of the red rose.

The general then plans an attack on Vordek, but the Norian king's army traps him. He asks Yark for any reinforcements, but he has none.

A messenger goes to Sumerket, telling him that Yark is the one that put the general in the situation he is in now.

The general's son arrives, but the general tells him to leave, so he won't die, but he refuses. The battle starts, and the general's son dies, and the general dies of a heart attack shortly thereafter.

2882 BC: Sumerket and Yark invade the Norian forces in Vordek, and win. Yark captures the Norian noble's wife, and Sumerket captures Mergret, the daughter to one of the nobles. Sumerket thinks she is beautiful and tries to marry her, and the Norian noble's wife is executed.

The bishop then also tries to get Maxia and Marxet Nor to make peace with one another. Marxet Nor accepts.

The Tuk of Sukholv arrives in the capital, and tells the king about Mergret, and the king decides to marry her.

[Amuaplye]

I'm going to bed. Only do changes in Sealk for the time being until the arc comes to a close.

[South Caleblan]

2888 BC: Aleksund III pushes for stronger ties with neighbouring kingdoms.

2887 BC: Marxet Nor invades the conquered Maxian territory after another man is picked to be the Norian King. They crush the Maxian army and capture their top general after said general lays siege to Verket. The Maxian army, while extremely weak, surprisingly win.

2886 BC: The general is set free in exchange for a captured Norian noble. Marxet Nor invades again, killing most of the top generals, and a rebellion causes Maxia to lose Verket. The general then invades Verket in a sneak attack, and retake it.

2885 BC: The wife of a Norian noble tricks the general, and he is then captured. His soldiers arrive, and a battle begins.

Meanwhile, in Marxet, in a dispute between Ivalo (Edward Plantagenet, or Edward IV), a descendant of Nikola, and the Tuk (Duke) of a province called Sumerket, pick roses to determine their side. Ivalo picks white, and the Tuk of Sumerket picks red.

Ivalo then plots a rebellion after his uncle dies after telling him that he has a claim to the throne. Then, the Royal Knights (Parliament) learn of a dispute between a noble, who is running the nation for Aleksund III until he grows up, and a bishop when a riot breaks out. Aleksund tells them not to fight, and the noble and the bishop agree. A Tuk from Varik tells the Knights of Ivalo's request to have Varik's father's royal titles passed to Ivalo.

Aleksund grants this request, and Ivalo becomes the Tuk of Yark.

2884 BC: The general's troops now stand in the town of Roek, and after the Norian army taunts them, they fight. Maxia wins the battle. Another general, Filip, tells the general about the noble's wife's plan, but she tricks the general again, and the general then goes onto the Norian's side.

The king arrives, and the general meets him, only to get a message from Filip, saying that his switching sides makes him look suspicious, so the general leaves.

2883 BC: The king now knows about the dispute between Yark and Sumerket after they as the king if they can duel. The king tells them to be quiet about the dispute, since it will make Maxia weaker. He also says that even though he prefers them both, he is on the side of the red rose.

The general then plans an attack on Vordek, but the Norian king's army traps him. He asks Yark for any reinforcements, but he has none.

A messenger goes to Sumerket, telling him that Yark is the one that put the general in the situation he is in now.

The general's son arrives, but the general tells him to leave, so he won't die, but he refuses. The battle starts, and the general's son dies, and the general dies of a heart attack shortly thereafter.

2882 BC: Sumerket and Yark invade the Norian forces in Vordek, and win. Yark captures the Norian noble's wife, and Sumerket captures Mergret, the daughter to one of the nobles. Sumerket thinks she is beautiful and tries to marry her, and the Norian noble's wife is executed.

The bishop then also tries to get Maxia and Marxet Nor to make peace with one another. Marxet Nor accepts.

The Tuk of Sukholv arrives in the capital, and tells the king about Mergret, and the king decides to marry her.

2881 BC: Alexgar III the new Tsar offrer alliance and peace to Marxet

[South Caleblan]

I'm going to bed. Only do changes in Sealk for the time being until the arc comes to a close.

Ok

[Amuaplye]

2887 BC: Marxet Nor invades the conquered Maxian territory after another man is picked to be the Norian King. They crush the Maxian army and capture their top general after said general lays siege to Verket. The Maxian army, while extremely weak, surprisingly win.

2886 BC: The general is set free in exchange for a captured Norian noble. Marxet Nor invades again, killing most of the top generals, and a rebellion causes Maxia to lose Verket. The general then invades Verket in a sneak attack, and retake it.

2885 BC: The wife of a Norian noble tricks the general, and he is then captured. His soldiers arrive, and a battle begins.

Meanwhile, in Marxet, in a dispute between Ivalo (Edward Plantagenet, or Edward IV), a descendant of Nikola, and the Tuk (Duke) of a province called Sumerket, pick roses to determine their side. Ivalo picks white, and the Tuk of Sumerket picks red.

Ivalo then plots a rebellion after his uncle dies after telling him that he has a claim to the throne. Then, the Royal Knights (Parliament) learn of a dispute between a noble, who is running the nation for Aleksund III until he grows up, and a bishop when a riot breaks out. Aleksund tells them not to fight, and the noble and the bishop agree. An Arl from Varik tells the Knights of Ivalo's request to have Varik's father's royal titles passed to Ivalo.

Aleksund grants this request, and Ivalo becomes the Tuk of Yark.

2884 BC: The general's troops now stand in the town of Roek, and after the Norian army taunts them, they fight. Maxia wins the battle. Another general, Filip, tells the general about the noble's wife's plan, but she tricks the general again, and the general then goes onto the Norian's side.

The king arrives, and the general meets him, only to get a message from Filip, saying that his switching sides makes him look suspicious, so the general leaves.

2883 BC: The king now knows about the dispute between Yark and Sumerket after they as the king if they can duel. The king tells them to be quiet about the dispute, since it will make Maxia weaker. He also says that even though he prefers them both, he is on the side of the red rose.

The general then plans an attack on Vordek, but the Norian king's army traps him. He asks Yark for any reinforcements, but he has none.

A messenger goes to Sumerket, telling him that Yark is the one that put the general in the situation he is in now.

The general's son arrives, but the general tells him to leave, so he won't die, but he refuses. The battle starts, and the general's son dies, and the general dies of a heart attack shortly thereafter.

2882 BC: Sumerket and Yark invade the Norian forces in Vordek, and win. Yark captures the Norian noble's wife, and Sumerket captures Mergret, the daughter to one of the nobles. Sumerket thinks she is beautiful and tries to marry her, and the Norian noble's wife is executed.

The bishop then also tries to get Maxia and Marxet Nor to make peace with one another. Marxet Nor accepts.

The Tuk of Sukholv arrives in the capital, and tells the king about Mergret, and the king decides to marry her.

2881 BC: Alexgar III the new Tsar offrer alliance and peace to Marxet

2881 BC: A peace treaty is signed. It states that if they want Mergret, they should lose some territories. At the same meeting, the bishop (the aforementioned one from earlier.) then talks about the noble (who shall be called the Tuk of Glostek for the rest of the post.), and suggests that the Tuk of Bukinhum and the Tuk of Sumerket are plotting to get rid of him. Varik and the Arl of Sakisburi converse with Yark about trying to ruin Sukholv and the bishop's credibility.

Sukholv also finds a way to weaken Yark after several people talk to him, who think that he's Glostek. The king enters with the court, and they discuss who should be regent in Marxet Nor. Glostek suggests Yark, but when he heard about a peasant casting doubt on Yark, he changes his mind and goes with Sumerket.

Yark's son, named Ivalo (Richard III), forms an alliance between Varik and Sakisburi. Then, Glostek's wife is put on trial for committing witchcraft. She is exiled.

The king then holds a meeting, where Sumerket reports that all Norian lands owned by Maxia have been lost. Glostek arrives late, and Sukhov accuses Glostek of treason. The other nobles also do accuses him. The king says that he should be proven innocent, before Glostek is taken away. The king leaves, and the nobles talk about how they should kill Glostek. A messenger then arrives, who says that there has been a rebellion in the western part of Maxia, and Yark will be sent in order to send troops there to quash it.

It had turned out that Yark had sent troops in order to cause a rebellion, so that his claim to the throne would be bigger.

2880 BC: Glostek is murdered by a group of murderers sent by Sukholv before he can go on trial. Yark also tells Varik and Sakisburi about his claim to the throne.

Sukholv is exiled, whilst the bishop dies of illness. Mergret tries to get Sukholv back into Maxia, but he is killed by pirates. Yark has been appointed to command an army in the west, and tells a popular officer, Iak Kad, to start a rebellion in order to make Yark's claim stronger.

At first, the rebellion is successful, and Iak makes himself Mayor of Endetor, but the rebellion is quashed after a noble, Lort Klifort gives a speech which makes the rebels break up. Iak is killed after stealing fruits and vegetables from a man's garden.

2879 BC: Yark returns, saying that he shall protect the king from Sumerket. Yark then says that he'll disband his forces if Sumerket is arrested for treason. Bukinhum tells him that Sumerket has been arrested, but Sumerket enters with Queen Mergret. Yark then insults Bukinhum, and then tells everyone of his claim to the throne.

The nobles then are divided on if they support Yark, or if they support the King, also known as the Tuk of Lankakhtet.

The people who supported the king was Queen Mergret, Djulier, who was her son, Lort Klifort (the son of the Lort Klifort above), the Tuk of Eketer, the Tuk of Sumerket, the Arl of Nothutkerland, the Arl of Vestkorland, the Arl of Okhfert, and the young Arl of Rikhmont (Henry VII).

The people who supported Yark was his sons, Maxim (Edward IV), who was the Arl of Mark, Gorg, Ivalo, and Nikola, who was the Arl of Rukland, the Arl of Varik, the Tuk of Nokvolk, the Arl of Sakisburi, the Marki of Montake, the Arl of Perbrok, Lort Stafort, Lort Hastint, Ladi Grat, and Lort Rivert.

There's a battle outside of Endetor, where Lort Klifort is killed by Yark, and Sumerket is killed by Ivalo. Lort Klifort's son swears revenge on the Yarks.

[Amuaplye]

2879 BC: After the battle at the town of Alvank, Yark, Maxim, Ivalo, Varik, and Sakisburi chase after Mergret and the king. When they reach the Royal Knights building, Yark and company run inside, and sits down on the throne, and a skirmish happens inside the building. After being threatened by Varik, the king tells Yark that he shall reign until he dies, and then the descendants of Yark will have the throne. The king's supporters dislike this decision, due to it making sure that Djulier would never rule. The king's supporters, lead by Mergret, leave him for the time being and declare war on the Yarks, a decision that Lort Kifort supports.

2878 BC: Mergret attacks the Yark stronghold in Vakfeld, and the Lankakhtets win. In the battle, Kifort kills Rukland (who is 12 years old, by the way.), and Mergret and Kifort capture Yark. They make him stand on a molehill, wipe his eyes with a handkerchief stained with the blood of Rukland, and make him wear a crown made of paper, before killing him. Mergret also killed Sakisburi. At the end of the battle, Varik gives another report, saying that he has been defeated in another battle at Alvank, and the king has returned to Endetor, where he has revoked his agreement with Yark, after being pressured to by his wife. Gorg, one of Yark's sons, swears loyalty to the Yarks, having been told to do so by his sister. The Marki of Montake also joined the conflict on the Yark side as well.

2877 BC: The Yarks invade the Lankakhtets in Tovtok. Kifort is killed, and the Yarks win. There, Maxim is declared king, Gorg becomes the Tuk of Karents, and Ivalo becomes the Tuk of Glostek. Ivalo feels overwhelmed with the title at first, but then accepts it. Maxim I and Karents leave, and Glostek then plots a scheme to overthrow Maxim.

2876 BC: Varik goes to Maxet Nor in order to get the Norian King's sister-in-law to Maxia so that Maxim could marry her, in order to truly have peace in the area. Varik arrives at the palace only to find Mergret, Djulier, and Okhfert trying to convince the king to intervene in the war. Varik interrupts them, and says that they should support the Yarks in order to let his sister-in-law marry.

Meanwhile, recently-widowed Grat continues to reject Maxim's advances in order to preserve her dignity. Maxim says that he will marry Grat instead, against the wishes of Karents and Glostek. When he hears this, Varik joins the Lankakhtets, since he thinks the Yarks have made him look like a fool, and tells Djulier that Varik's daughter will be married to Djulier once he grows up. Karents and Montake also join Varik's side as well. Varik then invades Maxia after returning from Maxet Nor, and captures Maxim, while a pregnant Grat flees. Aleksund is restored to power, and he appoints Karents and Varik to rule for Aleksund.

2875 BC: Maxim is rescued by Glostek, Hastint, and a man named Villam Stenleit. News of the escape reach Endetor, and so Rikhmont is sent to Marxet Nor, since he is a descendant of Ivat, and therefore would be in serious danger. Maxim then gets an army, and attacks Varik's army in Varnt. Karents betrays Varik, and rejoins the Yarks, causing them to win. Varik and Montake are killed, and Okhfert and Sumerkhet take over the army, and receive reinforcements from Marxet Nor.

Aleksund is then captured, and put in prison, while Maxim attacks the Lankakhtets in Tevkesvurik. The Yarks capture Mergret, Djulier, Sumerkhet, and Okhfert. Mergret is exiled, Okhfert is imprisoned, Sumerkhet is executed, and Djulier is murdered in a fit of rage by the 3 brothers. Glostek then goes to Endetor to kill Aleksund, where the 2 argue. Glostek murders Aleksund, where in his dying words, predicts that Maxia will be torn apart.

[Amuaplye]

2870 BC: In a long era of peace, the civil war begins to wind down, with the Yarks victorious. Glostek further develops his scheme to oust the sick Maxim. He claims that this is because of his permanent injury, that is, falling down the castle steps after killing Aleksand, breaking his leg. He now walks with a cane and a limp. He now decides that he will kill anyone who gets in his way.

He starts by wooing Grat, who marries him, even though it was Glosted who killed her husband. He also has his brother, Karents, killed by being put in a barrel filled with wine and tossed into the river and blames it on Maxim. Maxim later dies of his illness, and Glosted is put in charge of Maxia until his 2 sons, Maxim, the de jure king, and Ivalo, Tuk of Yark, grow up.

2869 BC: Glostek then kills the nobles who support those 2 sons, most notably Lort Hastint. He then kills the kinsmen of the Queen and the 2 sons, so they are now vulnerable. Glostek and Bukinhum then campaign for Glostek to be put in power.

He then orders the death of Maxim and Ivalo, which causes tensions to flare up again, as Glostek is crowned as Ivalo I.

2868 BC: Ivalo's reign has caused the commoners to fear and hate him, and for the nobles to do the same, even Bukinhum. Rumors begin to circulate that a man from Marxet Nor is plotting to kill Ivalo, and that man turns out to be the Arl of Rikhmont, a descendant of the Lankakhtets, and the commoners welcome him.

Ivalo kills his wife, and tries to marry his niece, but her mother, the Queen, decides to marry her off to Rikhmont.

2867 BC: Rikhmont finally arrives, to much fanfare. Ivalo, weeks before the battle, goes insane, after supposedly hearing the voices of the people he killed. In the battle in the following weeks, when the Yarks seem destined to lost, Ivalo kills himself in front of Rikhmont, and Rikhmont gets crowned king, as Aleksand IV. He marries Ivalo's niece, and unites the 2 warring sides, and name themselves the Tukors.

[Amuaplye]

The arc is over. We can now modify Maxia to however we wish.

[Strala]

2866: Due to failing crops in the countryside and due to large lotus swarms. There has been a rise of people talking about rebellion in the public. Along with the public execution of former rebels of days long past and the rise of a new royal family, older rebels have martyrs for their cause
2865: The peasants have begone an open rebellion against the royal family. Members of the military have also joined in this rebellion. Several Rebel groups have left the nation to set up their own.
ooc: anyone up for a warring state period

[Amuaplye]

2866: Due to failing crops in the countryside and due to large lotus swarms. There has been a rise of people talking about rebellion in the public. Along with the public execution of former rebels of days long past and the rise of a new royal family, older rebels have martyrs for their cause
2865: The peasants have begone an open rebellion against the royal family. Members of the military have also joined in this rebellion. Several Rebel groups have left the nation to set up their own.
ooc: anyone up for a warring state period

2864 BC: The rest of the troops go from city to city, town to town, quashing all rebels in sight. In the next 3 years, 100,000 people were killed. This still only does minor things, as there are rebel groups on the outside.

2861 BC: The army, weakened by rebellion, consults Sealk for help.

[South Caleblan]

2866: Due to failing crops in the countryside and due to large lotus swarms. There has been a rise of people talking about rebellion in the public. Along with the public execution of former rebels of days long past and the rise of a new royal family, older rebels have martyrs for their cause
2865: The peasants have begone an open rebellion against the royal family. Members of the military have also joined in this rebellion. Several Rebel groups have left the nation to set up their own.
ooc: anyone up for a warring state period

2864 BC: The rest of the troops go from city to city, town to town, quashing all rebels in sight. In the next 3 years, 100,000 people were killed. This still only does minor things, as there are rebel groups on the outside.

2861 BC: The army, weakened by rebellion, consults Sealk for help.

Sealk agree to help