History of Littland
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A timeline to help organize the history of Littland
The history of Littland.
Periodization
The following is a listing of Littish historical periods, from the early prehistoric age extending into the modern historical period.
Stone Age | Paleolithic | to c. 15000 BCE |
Mesolithic | c. 15000 – c. 4000 BCE | |
Neolithic | c. 4000 – c. 1000 BCE | |
Bronze Age | c. 1000 – c. 400 BCE | |
Iron Age | Early Iron Age | c. 400 BCE – c. 100 CE |
Late Iron Age | c. 100 – c. 600 CE | |
Tribal Period | c. 600 – c. 1050 | |
Medieval Age | c. 1050 – c. 1650 | |
Early Modern Age | c. 1650 – c. 1800 | |
Industrial/Modern Age | Industrial Period | c. 1800 – 1910 |
Modern Period | 1910 – present |
Prehistoric Age
Stone Age
Bronze Age
Iron Age
Tribal Period (7th century - 1050)
Littish migration
Conflict with the Yasic population
Langhorn dynasty (1050 - 1527)
Einar I
The concept of a united Littish state was realized under the reign of Einar I, known as Einar the Great in Littland. He greatly expanded the Jarldom of Kaslund and established vassals and marches to guard against Yasic neighbors. In the year 1050 he crowned himself "Fyrste af Littien", which translates to "The First of Littia" or Prince of Littia. The entity he established was known as the Principality of Littia.