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| 1887 || || Automobiles with gasoline-powered internal combustion engines were produced independently by Gottard Tesch and Friedrich Ebert.
| 1887 || || Automobiles with gasoline-powered internal combustion engines were produced independently by Gottard Tesch and Friedrich Ebert.
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| rowspan="3" valign="top" | 632 || || [[Charibert II]] was killed on the orders of [[Dagobert I]].
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| || [[Charibert II|Charibert II's]] infant son [[Chilperic of Aquitaine]] was killed on the orders of [[Dagobert I]], who established the [[Duchy of Aquitaine]] on his territories with the [[Patrician (post-Roman Europe)|patrician]] [[Felix of Aquitaine]] as [[duke]].
| rowspan="2" valign="top" | 1902 || 8 March || ''Lindenau Accords'': [[Lukas II of Mascylla|Lukas II]] met with representatives of the [[Kingdom of Hytekojuznia|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.
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| || The nobility of [[Austrasia]] joined a revolt led by [[Pepin of Landen]].
| || 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 [[Kingdom of Hytekojuznia|Hytekojuznia]] in the event of a war.
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| 634 || January || [[Dagobert I]] ceded [[Austrasia]] to his young son [[Sigebert III]], with [[Adalgisel]] acting as coregent and [[mayor of the Palace|mayor of the palace]] of Austrasia and the [[bishop (Catholic Church)|bishop]] [[Cunibert]] acting as coregent.
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| rowspan="2" valign="top" | 639 || 19 January || [[Dagobert I]] died.  His kingdom passed to his young son [[Clovis II]], with his wife [[Nanthild]] acting as regent.
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| || [[Pepin of Landen]] replaced [[Adalgisel]] as [[mayor of the Palace|mayor of the palace]] of [[Austrasia]].
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| rowspan="2" valign="top" | 640 || 27 February || [[Pepin of Landen]] died.
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| || [[Otto (mayor of the palace)]] was appointed [[mayor of the Palace|mayor of the palace]] of [[Austrasia]].
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| 643 || || [[Otto (mayor of the palace)|Otto]] was murdered by [[duke]] [[Leuthari II]] on the orders of [[Pepin of Landen|Pepin of Landen's]] son [[Grimoald the Elder]], who succeeded him as [[mayor of the Palace|mayor of the palace]] of [[Austrasia]].
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| 650 || || ''[[Synod of Rouen]]'': A [[Catholicism|Catholic]] [[synod]] was held in [[Rouen]] which again condemned [[simony]].
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| 656 || 1 February || [[Sigebert III]] died. [[Grimoald the Elder]] tonsured Sigebert's son [[Dagobert II]] and declared his own son [[Childebert the Adopted]], whom Sigebert III had adopted while still childless, [[king]] of [[Austrasia]].
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| 657 || 27 November || [[Clovis II]] died.  His kingdom passed to his young son [[Chlothar III]], under the regency of his wife [[Balthild]].
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| 661 || || [[Chlothar III]] conquered [[Austrasia]] and executed [[Grimoald the Elder]] and [[Childebert the Adopted]].
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| 662 || || [[Chlothar III]] ceded [[Austrasia]] to his young brother [[Childeric II]] and appointed [[Wulfoald]] his regent and [[mayor of the Palace|mayor of the palace]].
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| rowspan="2" valign="top" | 673 || || [[Chlothar III]] died.  His younger brother [[Theuderic III]] inherited his kingdom with the support of his [[mayor of the Palace|mayor of the palace]] [[Ebroin]].
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| || [[Childeric II]] invaded and annexed [[Theuderic III|Theuderic III's]] kingdom.
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| rowspan="3" valign="top" | 675 || || [[Childeric II]] was killed along with his wife [[Bilichild]] and a son, Dagobert, by a conspiracy of nobles.
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| || [[Theuderic III]] reclaimed his kingdom.
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| || [[Clovis III]] became [[king]] of [[Austrasia]].
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| rowspan="2" valign="top" | 676 || || [[Clovis III]] died.
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| || [[Dagobert II]] became [[king]] of [[Austrasia]] with the support of [[Wulfoald]].
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| 679 || 23 December || [[Dagobert II]] was murdered, probably on [[Ebroin|Ebroin's]] orders. [[Theuderic III]] inherited his kingdom.
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| rowspan="2" valign="top" | 680 || || [[Wulfoald]] died.
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| || [[Pepin of Herstal]], the son of [[Arnulf of Metz|Arnulf's]] son [[Ansegisel]] and [[Pepin of Landen|Pepin of Landen's]] daughter [[Begga]], became [[mayor of the Palace|mayor of the palace]] of [[Austrasia]].
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| rowspan="2" valign="top" | 687 || || ''[[Battle of Tertry]]'': [[Austrasia]]n forces loyal to [[Pepin of Herstal]] defeated the invading army of [[Theuderic III]] at modern [[Tertry, Somme]].  Pepin of Herstal accepted Theuderic's unification of the [[Franks|Frankish]] kingdoms on the condition that he replace [[Berthar]] as his [[mayor of the Palace|mayor of the palace]].
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| || [[Pepin of Herstal]] took the title [[Duke of the Franks]].
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| 690 || || ''[[Battle of Dorestad]]'': A [[Franks|Frankish]] force conquered [[Dorestad]] from the [[Frisian Kingdom]].
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| 691 || || [[Theuderic III]] died.  He was succeeded by his young son [[Clovis IV]].
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| rowspan="2" valign="top" | 695 || || [[Clovis IV]] died.  He was succeeded by his young brother [[Childebert III|Childebert III the Just]].
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| || [[Pepin of Herstal]] appointed his sons [[Drogo of Champagne]] and [[Grimoald the Younger]] [[mayor of the Palace|mayors of the palaces]] in Neustria and Burgundy, respectively.
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Revision as of 12:18, 9 October 2019

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.
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