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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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.
632		Charibert II was killed on the orders of Dagobert I.
		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 Felix of Aquitaine as duke.
		The nobility of Austrasia joined a revolt led by Pepin of Landen.
634	January	Dagobert I ceded Austrasia to his young son Sigebert III, with Adalgisel acting as coregent and mayor of the palace of Austrasia and the bishop Cunibert acting as coregent.
639	19 January	Dagobert I died. His kingdom passed to his young son Clovis II, with his wife Nanthild acting as regent.
		Pepin of Landen replaced Adalgisel as mayor of the palace of Austrasia.
640	27 February	Pepin of Landen died.
		Otto (mayor of the palace) was appointed mayor of the palace of Austrasia.
643		Otto was murdered by duke Leuthari II on the orders of Pepin of Landen's son Grimoald the Elder, who succeeded him as mayor of the palace of Austrasia.
650		Synod of Rouen: A Catholic synod was held in Rouen which again condemned simony.
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.
657	27 November	Clovis II died. His kingdom passed to his young son Chlothar III, under the regency of his wife Balthild.
661		Chlothar III conquered Austrasia and executed Grimoald the Elder and Childebert the Adopted.
662		Chlothar III ceded Austrasia to his young brother Childeric II and appointed Wulfoald his regent and mayor of the palace.
673		Chlothar III died. His younger brother Theuderic III inherited his kingdom with the support of his mayor of the palace Ebroin.
		Childeric II invaded and annexed Theuderic III's kingdom.
675		Childeric II was killed along with his wife Bilichild and a son, Dagobert, by a conspiracy of nobles.
		Theuderic III reclaimed his kingdom.
		Clovis III became king of Austrasia.
676		Clovis III died.
		Dagobert II became king of Austrasia with the support of Wulfoald.
679	23 December	Dagobert II was murdered, probably on Ebroin's orders. Theuderic III inherited his kingdom.
680		Wulfoald died.
		Pepin of Herstal, the son of Arnulf's son Ansegisel and Pepin of Landen's daughter Begga, became mayor of the palace of Austrasia.
687		Battle of Tertry: Austrasian 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 Frankish kingdoms on the condition that he replace Berthar as his mayor of the palace.
		Pepin of Herstal took the title Duke of the Franks.
690		Battle of Dorestad: A Frankish force conquered Dorestad from the Frisian Kingdom.
691		Theuderic III died. He was succeeded by his young son Clovis IV.
695		Clovis IV died. He was succeeded by his young brother Childebert III the Just.
		Pepin of Herstal appointed his sons Drogo of Champagne and Grimoald the Younger mayors of the palaces in Neustria and Burgundy, respectively.