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The '''1st millennium CE''' was the millennium following the 1st millennium BCE and spanned the years 0 to 1000. It consists of the [[Late Antiquity]], the [[Early Age]], and some of the [[High Age]]. The world population rose more slowly than during the preceding millennium, from about 200-230 million in the year 0 to about 350 million in the year 1000.
The '''1st millennium CE''' was the millennium following the 1st millennium BCE and spanned the years 0 to 1000. It consists of the [[Late Antiquity]], the [[Early Age]], and some of the [[High Age]]. The world population rose more slowly than during the preceding millennium, from about 200-230 million in the year 0 to about 350 million in the year 1000.
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*[[Tomerian people]]
*[[Tomerian people]]
*[[Harao people]]
*[[Harao people]]
*[[Harao]] (XXX-XXX)
*[[Djanae-Harano]] (c. 5-1885)
*[[Djanae-Harano]] (c. 5-1885)
*[[Alodia]] (XXX-XXX)
*[[Alodia]] (XXX-XXX)
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*[[Horaito civilisation]]  
*[[Horaito civilisation]]  
*[[Eakogawa]] (220-1474)
*[[Eakogawa]] (220-1474)
*[[Two Kingdoms]] (859–1012)  
*[[Two Kingdoms]] (859–1043)  
*[[Mareasia people]]
*[[Trungpho people]]
*TBA
*TBA


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*[[West Ressen]] (795-c. 830)
*[[West Ressen]] (795-c. 830)
*[[Veragese Collective]] (c. 830-1820)
*[[Veragese Collective]] (c. 830-1820)
*[[Moredum]] (XXX-XXX)
*[[Hydorun]] (XXX-XXX)
*[[Beslius]] (XXX-XXX)
*[[Kingdom of Ornaw]] (c.500-678)
*[[Kingdom of Norab]] (479-563;585-614)
*[[Aero Kingdom]] (587-c.760)
*[[Kingdom of Aavalo]] (614-766)
*[[Kingdom of Aroutho]] (614-774)
*TBA
*TBA


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== Timeline ==
== Timeline ==
{{see|Antiquity Era|Middle Era}}


=== Antiquity Era ===
=== Antiquity Era ===


''TBA''
*[[1st century]]
**Southern [[Oranland]]: Year 0: Destruction of [[Odius]].
**[[Hesterlon Peninsula]]: 3 to 11: [[Farovan War]].
**Central [[Naphtora]]: c. 5: [[Djanae-Harano]] emerges,
**Oranland: 4 to 7: [[3rd Zestoric War]].
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 10: [[Battle of Aima Hill]]
**[[North Domica]]: c. 10: [[Teraphe people]] appears.
**[[Plevapotamia]]: c. 50 to 100: [[Juksan conquest of Iserlon]].
**Western Oranland: 56: Chieftain [[Aodhan]] unites the Veragese people and attacks [[Alarican Empire|Alarico]].
**Western Oranland: 58: [[Battle of the Silva]].
*[[2nd century]]
**Plevapotamia: 107: [[Jukso Empire]] adopts [[Plecan|Plecanism]] as its primary religion.
**Northern Hesterath: c. 110 to 230: [[Hextern people]] divides into the [[Trimerian people|Trimerian]], [[Hernslav people|Hernslav]], and the [[Bensvric people]].
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 129: [[Battle of Arouthinium]].
**Plevapotamia: 136 to 144: [[Uransat the Conqueror]] conquers the [[Kharankhui Highlands]].
**[[Alabon]]: 180: [[Darius I]] of [[Alarican Empire|Alarico]] colonises Alabon.
*[[3rd century]]
**[[Horapon]]: 204 to 220: [[War of the Seven Kings]].
**Horapon: 220: [[Eakogawa]] appears.
**Western Oranland: c. 264: Alarico conquers southern Cavala.
**Alabon: 270: End of Alarican rule over Alabon.
*[[4th century]]
**Western Oranland: 300: Alarican emperor [[Sangarinus]] conquers northern Cavala and overcomes a revolt carried out by Veragese chieftain [[Finnini]].
*[[5th century]]
**Western Naphtora: c. 400: [[Kuk people]] appears.
**North Domica: c. 400: [[Hoperis people]] appears.
**Central Domica: 456 to 498: [[Quadran Civil War]].
**Western Oranland: 463: [[Cavalan people]] revolts against Alarico; [[Battle of Surmontum]].
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 479: [[Kingdom of Norab]] is established by [[Romeric]].
**Eastern Oranland: 496: [[Dardonan Empire]] appears.


=== Middle Era ===
=== Middle Era ===


''TBA''
[[File:Henry_II_of_Bavaria2.jpg|thumb|Potrait of [[Miroslav Goran]].]]
 
*[[6th century]]
**Oranland: 500: [[Alarican Empire]] collapses.
**[[South Domica]]: 6th to 9th century: [[Atontec (culture)|Atontec people]] appears.
**Alabon: Late 6th century: [[Veragian peoples]] migrates to Alabon.
**Eastern Hesterath: Late 6th century: [[Mareasia people]] emerges.
**[[Hesterath lowlands]]: 554: Last king of the [[Zhang]] dynasty dies.
**Hesterath lowlands: 555: King Wu rises to power in the new [[Wei]] dynasty.
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 563: Romeric dies, his kingdom is split between his two sons [[Alfredo]] and [[Filipe]].
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 585: [[Parauno]] reunifies Norab.
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 587: The [[Aero Kingdom]] was established at the newly founded city of [[Aeron]] (present day [[Aarono]]) under [[Lucian I]].
*[[7th century]]
**Hesterath lowlands: 618 to 629: [[Juksan conquest of Wei]].
**Hesterath lowlands: 629: [[Battle of Zaohai]].
**Hesterath lowlands: c. 660: [[Yeongman Hwagug]] is replaced by the [[Jaein Hwagug]].
**Central Naphtora: c. 660: [[Harao]] appears.
**Western Oranland: 670: [[Ressen Empire]] emerges under the reign of [[Wagner I]].
**Eastern Oranland: 674: [[Pylosan Fire]] invented.
**Western Oranland: 678: Wagner I drives the last Alarican forces out of [[Cavala]].
*[[8th century]]
**Eastern Oranland: 711: [[Urgan Empire]] appears.
**Hesterath: c. 700: Juksan Empire collapses; [[Haserum Empire]] emerges.
**Plevapotamia: c. 720 to 810: [[Orenetian Period]].
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 766: The [[Battle of Tahu]] sees an army led by [[Alexius I]] of [[Dardonan Empire|Dardona]] defeat [[Joham]] of [[Kingdom of Aavalo|Aavalo]], starting the Dardonan conquest of the Hesterlon Peninsula.
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 770: [[Battle of Laton]]; Alexius I dies after sustaining severe injuries after the battle.
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 774: The [[Battle of Aroun]] marks the end of the Dardonan conquest of the Hesterlon Peninsula; [[Alvoro]] dies.
**Hesterlon Peninsula: 778: The Hesterlon Peninsula is fully intergrated into the Dardonan Empire as three provinces: [[Hestanda]], [[Pallas]], and [[Xamida]].
**Western Oranland: 795: [[Wagner II]] dies; [[Treaty of Helmsburg]] divides the Ressen Empire between Wagner's 2 sons, with [[East Ressen]] going to [[Wagner III]], and [[West Ressen]] to [[Charles I (Ressen)|Charles I]].
*[[9th century]]
**Plevapotamia: 810: [[White Orda]] conquers Plevapotamia.
**Alabon: c. 820: [[Seacson Talla]] constructed.
**Alabon: 827: [[Kingdom of Hensax]] appears.
**Alabon: 841: [[Age of Kingdoms]] begin.
**Southern Hesterath: 843: [[Plecanist Golden Age]] begins.
**Hesterath lowlands: 859: [[Two Kingdoms]] period begins.
**Hesterath lowlands: 860: {{wp|Gunpowder}} invented.
**Central Oranland: 862: East Ressen splits into [[Horavia]], [[Warsavia]], and [[Briyania]].
**Western Oranland: 877: A group of noblemen overthrows [[Becker the Stammerer]], King of [[West Ressen]] at the [[Battle of Sang Colline]].
*[[10th century]]
**Hesterath lowlands: 910: {{wp|Paper money}} invented.
**Southern Oranland: 911: [[Neo-Odius]] begins construction.
**Western Oranland: 921: [[Terranity]] emerges.
**Southern Oranland: 953: [[Neo-Odius]] completes construction.
**Southern Oranland: 956: [[Neo-Odius]] opens to the public.
**Eastern Oranland: 961: [[Midsummer Revolt of 961]] led by [[Miroslav Goran]] topples to [[Urgan Empire]]; [[1st Urgan Republic]] established.
**Central / South Oranland: 965: [[Briganan Empire]] emerges.
**Central Domica: 982: [[Quadran Federation]] collapses.
 
[[File:1000 CE.png|thumb|Map of Gentu by the end of the 1st millennium CE.]]


== Centuries and decades ==
== Centuries and decades ==

Latest revision as of 08:49, 14 October 2022

Millennia:
Centuries:
From left to right: Djanae-Harano terracotta head, the Seacson Talla, a Terranist manuscript, Example of successful Atontec brain surgery, High Age depiction of the Tongxi Network, the Alarican Temple of Merida.

The 1st millennium CE was the millennium following the 1st millennium BCE and spanned the years 0 to 1000. It consists of the Late Antiquity, the Early Age, and some of the High Age. The world population rose more slowly than during the preceding millennium, from about 200-230 million in the year 0 to about 350 million in the year 1000.

In Oranland, the 1st century saw the rise of the Alarican Empire followed by its gradual decline from the 4th to 5th century. The second half of the millennium is characterised as the Early and later High Age and is marked by the formation of Terranity, the construction of Neo-Odius, and the emergence of modern democracy.

In Hesterath, the first millennium was a time of great societal, cultural and technological advances, notably the Plecanist Golden Age. In the Hesterath lowlands, the Zhang is replaced by the Wei. In Horaito, a sharp increase in population followed when farmers' use of iron tools increased their productivity and crop yields resulting in the emergance of a centralised state known as Eakogawa. The millennium also saw the rise and fall of the Juksan Empire which conquered most of central and southern Hesterath and some of northern Oranland before its collapse around 700. This led to the rise of many independent states notably the Haserum Empire which ushered in the Plecanist Golden Age in the late 8th century. In Plevapotamia, the first millennium saw the deaths of approximately 25 million people, factors include the Iserlonian Civil War, Juksan conquest of Iserlon, and the Orenetian Period.

In the Domicas, the first millennium was a period of enormous growth. XXX grew into a metropolis and the Quadran Federation dominated central Domica until 982. In South Domica, the Atontec culture flourished, producing impressive metalwork and some of the finest pottery seen in the ancient world. In North Domica, the Teraphe culture rose at the beginning of the millennium in the XXX river valley. Numerous cities were built; XXX, the largest, was based in present-day XXX.

In Naphtora, numerous cultures emerges throughout the millennium. The trans Megalimos slave trade spans the Megalimos and the east coast by the 9th century.

Civilizations, kingdoms and dynasties

Map of Gentu at the beginning of the millennium.
Kingdoms and civilizations of the 1st millennium CE
Naphtora Hesterath / Flonesia / Alabon Oranland Domicas / Trimeshia
North Naphtora
West Naphtora
Central / East Naphtora
South Naphtora
West Hesterath
East Hesterath
North Hesterath
South Hesterath
Flonesia
Alabon
South Oranland
West Oranland
East Oranland
Central / North Oranland
Central Domica
South Domica
North Domica
Trimeshia

Advancement

Inventions, discoveries and introductions
Communication Math and Science Agriculture and Economics Transportation Warfare
  1. Woodblock printing
  2. Paper
  3. Quipu
  1. Algebra
  2. Steel
  1. Coffee
  2. Hops
  3. Paper money
  1. Horseshoe
  2. Stirrup
  1. Pylosan Fire
  2. Gunpowder
  3. Cannon

Timeline

Further information: Antiquity Era and Middle Era

Antiquity Era

Middle Era

Potrait of Miroslav Goran.
Map of Gentu by the end of the 1st millennium CE.

Centuries and decades

1st century 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s
2nd century 100s 110s 120s 130s 140s 150s 160s 170s 180s 190s
3rd century 200s 210s 220s 230s 240s 250s 260s 270s 280s 290s
4th century 300s 310s 320s 330s 340s 350s 360s 370s 380s 390s
5th century 400s 410s 420s 430s 440s 450s 460s 470s 480s 490s
6th century 500s 510s 520s 530s 540s 550s 560s 570s 580s 590s
7th century 600s 610s 620s 630s 640s 650s 660s 670s 680s 690s
8th century 700s 710s 720s 730s 740s 740s 750s 760s 780s 790s
9th century 800s 810s 820s 830s 840s 850s 860s 870s 880s 890s
10th century 900s 910s 920s 930s 940s 950s 960s 970s 980s 990s


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