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| Blank_space_for_iiwiki.png Graph of global mean temperatures from 1000 BCE to 2000 BCE with the sharp global cooling of the Catabolic Crisis shown in blue | |
| Time | 1348–1353 (approximate estimate); long-term effects lasting throughout the 14th century |
| Place | Worldwide, especially in the Northern Hemisphere (Abaria, Calesia, North Hylasia) |
| Event | Impact winter caused by the Catabole with maximum global mean temperature drop of 2.7 °C (4.9 °F) |
The Catabolic Crisis, historically referred to as the Years Without Summer, was a period in Calesian history and to a broader extent world history from 1348 to 1353 marked by extreme weather and subsequently ensuing economic, political, and social strife; Calesia and Hylasia in particular were most severly affected.
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Causes and Catabole impact
In Calesia
In Hylasia
In Abaria
In Galania
In the Elias
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