Timeline of Mascyllary history

This is a timeline of Mascyllary history, comprising important legal, economic, and territorial changes and political events in Mascylla.

18th century

Year	Date	Event
1793	23 May	The member states of the Elbgau Confederacy merged with the defeated Mascyllary countries into the first ever Mascyllary nation-state, the Mascyllary Kingdom, in Langquaid following the conclusion and peace negotiations of the War of the Five Kings.
	25 May	Robert was crowned King Emperor of the Mascyllary Kingdom at Lehpold.
	3 June	The Treaty of Langquaid agreed on the dissolution of the Elbgau Confederacy.
	6 November	Königsreh, the capital city of the new Mascyllary Kingdom, was formally founded.
	11 November	The Reichstag of the Elbgau Confederacy was renamed the Reichsrat of the Mascyllary Kingdom.
	15 November	The Reichsrat formally approved Wilhelm Stenreck and was appointed Prime Minister of the Mascyllary Kingdom.
1794	9 February	Königliche Bank was established.
	18 March	Wissensschlacht: The Knowledge Supervision Act was passed, transferring all scientific works and texts to state control and owning.
1795	7 September	The first public Mascyllary library and museum, the Altes Museum, was opened in Königsreh.
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19th century

Year	Date	Event
1883	21 October	Left politician and current Prime Minister Oswald Göttinger was stabbed by conservative writer Leo Bübke in public, but survived the failed assassination due to his pocket dictionary averting the knife to penetrate his skin.
	5 December	Former King Emperor Lukas I died having a heart attack.
1885	16 July	Elpsland War: Hytekojuznia declared war on Mascylla.
	1 August	Battle of Woltzar: Hytekojuznik forces broke a Mascyllary and dealt them a decisive defeat.
	4 August	General Wilhelm von Bürhardt sended the Bürhardt telegram to Christoph I, stating the war can not be effectively won anymore.
	13 October	Elpsland War: Hytekojuznia and Mascylla signed the Peace of Birchau, in which the latter agreed to large territorial concessions, ending the war.
	30 October	Oswald Göttinger was dismissed and resigned as Prime Minister.
	1 December	Fabian von Tilgern was elected as Prime Minister.
1886	16 April	Mascylla and Tudonia joined a mutual defense treaty, the Two Kings Alliance.
1887		Automobiles with gasoline-powered internal combustion engines were produced independently by Gottard Tesch and Friedrich Ebert.

20th century

Year	Date	Event
1902	8 March	Lindenau Accords: Lukas II met with representatives of the Hytekojuznik king Johannes II in Lindenau to acknowledge Hytekojuznik hegemony over former Mascyllary territories and to give up all claims of its right to demand them. Formal diplomatic relations were cut as a result.
		Field marshal Friedrich Gabig, chief of the Mascyllary Army Staff, developed the Gabig Plan, or codenamed Plan Winter, a plan for the quick invasion and conquest of Hytekojuznia in the event of a war.
1903	15 November	Würnn Affair: Three major Hytekojuznik newspapers reported on offensive and insulting comments made by a nearby Mascyllary military officer.
1905	X	Edelweiß Crisis: Hytekojuznia annexed Lilienburg, provoking Mascylla to engage by sending the gunboat MCS Lübbernau to the Lilienburger port and around 9,000 soldiers to the southern border.
1907	11 June	Sigairen Conference: Mascylla and Tudonia formed the Zweibund as a mutual defense and reinsurance treaty.
1908	28 January	Mascylla and Kustlan agreed on an alliance of friendship and support in an event of war.
1910		The first military Albatross aircraft are deployed in the Mascyllary military.
	7 September	Continental War: Hytekojuznia declared war on Mascylla.
	16 September	Continental War: Hallania declared war on Mascylla.
	17 September	Blockade of Mascylla: Hytekojuznia and Hallania attempted to establish a blockade of war materiel and foodstuffs bound for Mascylla.
	19 October	First Battle of Augusthal: Three Hytekojuznik armies decisively defeated a Mascyllary force near Augusthal, practically destroying the Mascyllary 4th Army and any defences for vast territories of Mascylla.
	9 December	Battle of Schwoldt: Mascyllary forces met the invading northern armies of hytekojuznia north of Augusthal at Schwoldt.
1911	23 April	Battle of Rothnau: The Mascyllary army defended the last hold in northern Mascylla against the Hytekojuznik lines, slowing down their advances.
1912	4 January	Second Battle of Neuwald: The Hytekojuznik armies build trenches for the first time in the war, turning the fightings into trench warfare.
1913	15 March	Battle of Lückwalde: An effort of the Hytekojuznik to swiftly take Königsreh was halted by Mascyllary forces defending the city outside its borders at Lückwalde that wiped out the invading forces, at a cost of some tens of thousands of lives.
	24 September	Second Battle of Augusthal: The Mascyllary army released chlorine gas against the Hytekojuznik line at Augusthal.
1914	5 June	Battle of the Rohrn: A Mascyllary force drove the Hytekojuznik 5th and 17th Army behind their lines of defense at a cost of half a million men, one of the bloodiest battles in the Continental War.
		Winter Offensive: Mascyllary forces attacked the Hytekojuznik home armies and broke their line in eastern Hytekojuznia and Elpsland.
	9 June	First major deployment of military tanks in a war.
1915	March	The Beets Spring begins—a period of famine in which the Mascyllary were driven to subsist on beets, while the cultivated foodstuffs were sent to the front in order to sustain the Winter Offensive.
	26 May	Battle of Blenheim Bay: The Hytekojuznik Navy and the Mascyllary Royal Fleet met in battle in Blenheim Bay near Pereuth, at a cost of a majority of Mascylla's ships sunk and crippled, and a blockade introduced.
	July	The Beets Spring ended, leaving ten thousand civilians starved.
1916	26 February	Storm Offensive: Hytekojuznik forces attacked the Mascyllary 3rd and 6th armies and penetrated their defenses at Teschlin in south-eastern Hytekojuznia.
	10 March	Three Months Offensive: An allied force of Mascyllary, Kustlandic, and Tudonian forces drove back the Hytekojuznik line at Višnevas.
	13 March	Liberation of Lilienburg: Lilienburg was liberated by allied Mascyllary and Tudonian troops after the Hytekojuznik military collapsed.
	29 May	Continental War: A Hytekojuznik delegation signed the Armistice of 29 May 1916, promising an immediate cessation of hostilities, significant territorial concessions, and the unilateral surrender of Hytekojuznia's war materiel.
1917	X	Sigairen Peace Conference, 1917: Representatives of some fiveteen world powers signed the Treaty of Sigairen, under which Mascylla forced Hytekojuznia to disarm, make substantial territorial concessions, and pay reparations to the Zweibund.
	X	At the Treaty of Sigairen, the Assembly of Nations (AN) was founded with Mascylla being one of its principal members.
	24 October	The Hytekojuznik city of Višnevas was placed under AN trustee- and mandateship to extract its coal output for Mascyllary reparations.
	2 November	Višnevas uprising: Communist Hytek militias, in compliance with Vilik's socialist revolution of Hytekojuznia, established the Višnevas Red Army, which tried to expell the Mascyllary troops and AN administration from the city. A civil war ensued.
1918	6 February	The Višnevas uprising came to an end following the retreat of Mascylla from the city and Hytekojuznia. The AN dissolved the mandate of Višnevas shortly after.
1919	18 July	Raped Brigitte: The Mascyllary gunboat MCS Brigitte was accidently hit by Hytekojuznik light artillery fire when patrolling in Lake Sigismund near Grobina.
1923	12 May	Birchau revolt: Hundreds of soldiers revolted in a military base near Birchau, demanding higher payment and reparations for their efforts in the Continental War.
	12 May	Wilhelmshagen mutiny: Thirty sailors of three light military boats open fire on police forces at the inland harbour in Wilhelmshagen, after they had been accused of betraying the King Emperor for their demands.
	23 May	Mascyllary Revolution: Ernest Rähner declares a democratic Mascylla from the steps of the Reichsrat building in Königsreh.
	27 May	Mascyllary Revolution: Lukas II abdicated his titles as King Emperor of Mascylla and tried to flee into exile, but was caught and publicly executed by socialist workers in Königsreh.
	4 June	Mascyllary Revolution: The Council of the Mascyllary People's Representatives, a body elected from the workers' councils in Königsreh, introduced sweeping liberal reforms including the abolition of an authoritarian monarchy and women's suffrage.
	11 September	Proletar uprising: The Freiheitskorps crushed a Flussmund and Königsreh uprising by the Revolutionsgardisten, murdering some three hundred civilians and executing their leaders Werner Pehring, Karl Reuger, and Erich Möllen.
	2 November	Franz Scholf declared the establishment of the Proletarian Republic of Mascylla.
	9 November	Tülstow Putsch: The Freiheitskorps Armeebrigade Pfeil occupied the government district of Mascylla. Erich Tülstow of the nationalist National Mascyllary Democratic Front (NMDF) declared himself Prime Minister.
1924	21 January	Mascyllary Reichsrat and Prime Minister election, 1924: Ernest Rähner of the Social Democratic Party of Mascylla (SDP) was elected Prime Minister in the first open election of Mascylla.
	26 January	The Mascyllary Great Constitution of the Realm came into force; effectively the Crowned Republic of Mascylla was founded and succeeded the Mascyllary Kingdom.
	5 March	Lukas II's third son, the nine-year old Prince Albert, succeeded his father and was coronated as King Emperor in Königsreh.