Vana'diel Timeline

This timeline chronicles the known events throughout the history of Vana'diel. Some events in this timeline have exact years, based on information from the Vana'diel Tribune and other official sources. Others have either approximate years or no known year at all, and are placed in relation to events that are known to have happened before or after them.

This timeline may contain some spoilers.

The Golden Age of the Ancients

Year	Events
???	The True Crystal creates the world and its creatures, and fills it with people that will become the Gods and Goddesses of Vana'diel. Each being is forged of a single element of its light: Fire, Water, Wind, Thunder, Earth, Ice, Light, Darkness, Life, Death, etc.
???	The Age of the Gods, also known as Paradise, ends. The Age of Mortals begins.
???	The Olduum civilization is founded, known for its mastery of electricity. Its remains can be seen today in Aht Urhgan.
???	The Zilart civilization is founded.
???	The Kuluu plague sweeps through the Zilart, marking a new "race" of the same name. The Kuluu are banished to the cities that will become modern day Windurst and Temple of Uggalepih.
???	A young prince of the Zilart accidentally comes too close to a mothercrystal and has his Emptiness crystalized within him, giving himself both immortality and a vision of Paradise.
???	The construction of the Crystal Line and Tu'Lia begins.
10,000 years ago	The Kuluu and the Dawn Maidens turn against the Zilart and the construction of Tu'Lia. The Kuluu make a pact with the Terrestial Avatars giving them access to magic. The war between the Zilart and the Kuluu begins.
10,000 years ago	While Bahamut and his army attack Al'Taieu, a Kuluu force attacks the Vahzl Crag, destroying it. This causes a chain reaction, known as the Meltdown, that almost destroys Vana'diel. The Sea of Shu'Meyo is actually the crater of the explosion. Religion records this event as the birth of the Five Races and the Beastmen.
After 10,000 years ago	While life on Vana'diel slowly recovers from the incineration that was the Meltdown, the new races build their first civilizations. The energy from the explosion slowly finds hosts, becoming the legends of the Celestial Gods: In a great sea-faring nation that once ruled the Gugru Sea, many merchant vessels began going missing. The wealthy merchants blamed the great sea serpent, Leviathan, and set out a reward. Many heroes returned with alligator skins proving they had slain Leviathan, but the ships continued to disappear. Finally retired Admiral Veydal set out. His suspicions proved correct: it was not Leviathan at all, but Sea Morbols. The merchants had been ordering their ships into their breeding waters to save time. But on their way home, the ship came across Leviathan and against his orders, his First Mate ordered an attack. Leviathan sank all but one ship, until Veydal jumped on the creature's head before they both disappeared into the water. Upon returning home, the first mate claimed he killed it, and the celebration lasted days. Until Leviathan beached itself on the shore and died, Veydal's sword deep in its skull. Altana rewarded the two honorable foes and lifted them into heaven. Queen Shiva is overthrown by her uncle with the help of a neighboring nation, which proceeds to conquer it. Her loyal general, Aeomatra, and his resistance try to find the queen to lead them, only to discover her frozen in ice. The soldiers drew their swords and cast a curse drawn with their own souls. Hail and unending blizzards froze the country for years until the Emperor erected a shrine to Shiva trying to end the curse. It was then Altana intervened, ending the curse and taking Shiva to the heavens. The scientist, Ramuh, lived in a civilization advanced in electricity on the Buburimu Peninsula. But then he predicted a great earthquake and tsunami in three days. Instead of taking it seriously, people ignored it, and when the tsunami came, only a few hundred survived. Paranoia gripped the survivors, who believed Ramuh actually caused the tsunami, not predicted it. Ramuh was driven from the country. Decades passed, and the country was invaded by the Beastmen. They turned to Ramuh for salvation and he returned and with the power of a magical staff he had acquired in his exile, destroyed the entire Beastmen naval fleet with a handful of thunder spells. Instead of praising Ramuh, the people feared him even more and he once again fled the country. The country quickly collapsed, and Altana raised Ramuh to the heavens. Back before the deserts swallowed Southern Quon, a race of Beastmen known as Titans ruled the area. Then the Humes came. At first the Titans won easily, but the sheer force of numbers assured Hume victory. After the war's final struggle, a young girl named Daemdalus became lost chasing after a sheep. She stumbled upon a Titan still alive among the corpses, and instead of running for soldiers, she helped the creature to a nearby cave. The two became friends as she treated his wounds, until they were discovered. The Titan was brought to the town square for execution. Daemdalus rushed forward to try to save him, only to pray over his dying frame. Altana heard her prayers and, in a great light, lifted the two into the heavens, in front of the startled crowd. The general Frit was known as a demon, his temper raging like the fires of hell itself. He left no survivors, soldier or civilian, in the lands he conquered, and his tactics cost the lives of many troops. Then in the waning years of the war, those around him noticed his temper fading, and rumors of the girl Falbub began. While going through the bodies of a village he burned, he discovered a crying baby. The baby had stopped screaming seeing Frit above her, and instead raised her arms and giggled. Unable to plunge his sword into her like the others, he gave her to servants to raise. But shortly after the war, survivors struck at his estate, killing all, including little Falbub. Consumed by grief, Frit traveled to a volcano said to be the entrance to the Underworld, hoping to find her. Find her he did, along with all the vengeful spirits of those he had slain. They attacked him, burning him body and soul, until he transformed into a true demon. He stumbled to Falbub, and the ghost of the girl hugged him. Frit prayed for the first time in his life, and his life entered Falbub. Realizing Frit was no longer alive, the souls dragged him down into the lava, his gaze locked on Falbub to the last. The little girl, miserable in her new life, prayed to Altana to be reunited with Frit, and She answered. After he was raised into heaven, people began calling him I'frit, a title of honor. In a tiny country on the Behheru bay, a sickly prince kept many pet birds. His favorite bird was a green bird named Garuda, who always sat on his shoulder. One day, a snake lunged at Garuda, and the sickly prince was bitten on the arm protecting her. Garuda, forever at his side, heard the doctors say he would not live. She flew to the other birds looking for help, and an elderly Akbaba mentioned that the King of the Birds who lived between the stars and the clouds commanded the Vuychap, a magic wind capable of curing all things. Before he could mention that it was nothing but a fairy tale, Garuda tore into the sky. She flew for two days straight up until she came to the border of the clouds and stars, but found nothing. Exhausted, she plunged to earth. The moment before she crashed into the ocean, the image of her love the prince raced through her mind. She outstretched her wings in a desperate attempt to stop herself. As she caught her breath above the waters, she realized she had transformed into a woman. Feeling the new power within her, she flew to her prince's side. After healing him, her joy turned to horror at the realization she will never sit on his shoulder again. She fled in tears. Years past, and the sickly prince, now healed of all his ills, grew into a strong young man. As soon as he was able, the prince left his kingdom to search for the lovely maiden that had saved him. He found his Garuda and she became his wife. After her death, Altana raised up the elderly queen into the heavens and commanded all birds to bow to her as their ruler.
About 1,000 years ago	August Adoulin unites the island nations and becomes the Founder King of Adoulin.
The centuries before 1 C.E.	Built on the more primitive civilization of Olduum, the Alzadaal Empire becomes the most powerful country during the recovery. It conquers a vast area with its mastery of electricity, robotics and alchemic artificial lifeforms known as chimera. They begin to build a towering robot to house their god Alexander, to bring his power to the battlefield.
900 years ago.	The Alzadaal Empire come into conflict with a country that worships their god's hated rival, Odin.
Exactly 885 years ago.	His followers, desperate to stop Alzadaal, perform a human sacrifice to summon Odin. Odin and Alexander clash, destroying each other's vessels, and everything else for thousands of miles. Alzadaal is no more. From the view of the Middle Lands, a brilliant flash of light races across the sky followed by a cataclysmic storm. It takes a full year for the sun to return. Its return marks year 1 of the Crystal Era (C.E.).

The Age of Beasts

Year	Events
Since 10,000 years ago	While empires rise and fall elsewhere, the Middle Lands, once the center of Zilart power, is nothing but a forgotten backwater. With no functioning technology to rebuild on, it has nothing worth conquest by outside forces. Internally, its various tribes and races are too busy killing each other to bother looking outside its borders. This entire era of war is known as The Age of Beasts. The Galka and Mithra build the first stable nations in the region. Humes are relatively unknown in the Middle Lands and the Elvaan are divided into dark ages-style tribes. The nomadic Tarutaru tribes are at the mercy of their neighbors. Then, according to legend, a great star leads the Tarutaru tribes to Windurst in the pre-Crystal Era.
C.E. ???	The war between the Galka of Zepwell Island and the Antica beastmen begins by accident.
C.E. 219	While out exploring, a young Tarutaru girl named Rimilala wanders into one of the mysterious towers scattered across the outskirts of Windurst and ventures into the Inner Horutoto Ruins. As she journeys into the depths of the ruins, Rimilala loses her way and keeps on wandering deeper and deeper into the ruins, until eventually she comes upon a fountain. At this fountain, the power of magic is bestowed upon Rimilala and she is given a vision, in which she sees the future of her people, the Tarutaru, for hundreds of years to come. She then makes her way out of the ruins and goes back to Windurst, where she shares her newfound knowledge and wisdom with her people. As Rimilala shares her wisdom with her people and teaches them of the ways of magic, she ushers in a new era for Windurst, who look up to her as a leader and even believe her to be Altana incarnate. She is given the title of Star Sibyl and becomes the spiritual leader of Windurst (although she holds no political power, as the Tarutaru are still divided into five tribes that are ruled individually). With the advent of magic, the Tarutaru are able to overcome the threat of the Yagudo and become a world power. With the beastmen's dominion over Vana'diel weakened, the Age of Beasts comes to an end, replaced by the Age of Magic.

The Age of Magic

Year	Events
C.E. ???	Du'Dha is born.
C.E. 250	Du'Dha becomes the king of the Quadav.
C.E. 274	Tukuku is born.
C.E. 277/278	At the age of three, Tukuku unconsciously casts her first black magic spell, unwittingly incinerating her own home. Being recognized for her skill in magic at an early age, Tukuku is summoned as an apprentice scribe into the service of Star Sibyl Tabilolo.
C.E. 290	Mounting tension between the four Tarutaru tribes: Star Sibyl Tabilolo dies. Tukuku is named to succeed Star Sibyl Tabilolo, however, not one Tarutaru chieftain attended the rite of succession of the Star Sibyl; the advent of magic had escalated conflicts between the tribes to new heights.
C.E. 291	The Quadav launch an offensive on the Coumlaud, an Elvaan tribe that dominated Central Quon, using it as a hunting ground, led by King Du'Dha himself. The Quadav are victorious against the Coumlaud in Derfland.
C.E. 294	Star Sibyl Tukuku appears at the site of a major battle between two Tarutaru tribal alliances, and casts a powerful spell that stuns both sides of the conflict. She then gathers all of the chieftains and strongly urges them to unite as one nation. After three days and three nights of negotiations, the Federation of Windurst is established.
C.E. 298	Star Sibyl Tukuku dies.
Late 200s~Early 300s C.E.	The Galka lose their war with the Antica and the survivors flee through the cave systems that connect Zepwell Island to Quon. All the Galka who flee through Kuftal Tunnel are completely massacred. The Galka who take Korroloka Tunnel take heavy losses, but a few thousand make it to modern-day Bastok.
C.E. 342	Lungo-Nango is born in the Federation of Windurst.
C.E. 3??-373	Lungo-Nango discovers his talent as a beastmaster and becomes a Combat Caster after a fallout with Windurst's School of Magic. Lungo-Nango is promoted to the position of Master Caster and Magistrate over the region of Norvallen. He petitions to the Parliament of Patriarchs for the subjugation of the Elvaan tribes who laid waste to the Norvallen region and builds an army to deal with Elvaan insurgents. Lungo-Nango pens a work known as the "Grimoire", a text that would later become an irreplaceable resource of the proponents of the Schultz School of Martial Theory.
C.E. 373	Lungo-Nango performs a successful invasion of the Elvaan-occupied Southern Quon.
C.E. 373-376	Lungo-Nango receives the title of Warlock Warlord, an honor that was bestowed upon him unconventionally from the countless victories that he had achieved. As Warlock Warlord, Lungo-Nango sweeps across the Quon continent with decisive force, subduing its varied inhabitants.
C.E. 371	Samariri is born in the Federation of Windurst.
C.E. 376	Lungo-Nango is declared a hero for his conquest in the Quon continent and is called back to the capital for a victory parade. The Parliament of Patriarchs accuses Lungo-Nango of insubordination and removes him from his post, thus dissolving his armies and stripping him of his status. He subsequently disappears from the public eye in a state of despondency. After Lungo-Nango's death, the mages of Windurst narrow their research to the study of pure magic, and Lungo-Nango's brilliant magical, martial tactics were all but forgotten.
C.E. 381	The Elvaan and Quadav Alliance Chief Lanfeaur of the San d'Orian Tribe travels to Beadeaux to meet with the Quadav leader, King Du'Dha. After meeting with King Du'Dha, Chief Lanfeaur forms an alliance between the San d'Orian Tribe and the Quadav. The Quadav lure the Windurstian armies into Pashhow Marshlands, where the united San d'Orian and Quadav forces surround and defeat them.
C.E. ???	The Kingdom of San d'Oria is established with Lanfeaur d'Oraguille as its first ruler.
C.E. ???	The Poroggos Feeling sorry for the toads that were often trampled on the paths of Windurst Waters, the eccentric "frog princess" Samariri uses a forbidden spell to increase the size of their tiny bodies and allow them to walk on two feet. Thus the Poroggo race was born. After a short period of time, Poroggos master the common tongue and even begin to dabble in the realm of magic. Pandemonium ensues when the inhabitants of Windurst discover their city is being inhabited by the frog-like Poroggo beastmen. The Federation military is dispatched to eliminate the Poroggos. They are successful in removing the Poroggos from Windurst, but they do not succeed in completely wiping out the Poroggo race.
C.E. 404	Samariri dies.
C.E. ???	With the art of magic now known to all the people of Vana'diel-–even beastmen-–the Tarutaru, filled with regret, enter an era of isolation. They close their borders to all but their longtime friends, the Mithra. Over time, the once-proud civilization would become more and more out of touch with the rest of the world.

The Age of Power

Year	Events
350	A civil war known as "The Rebellion" rips Adoulin apart as the Twelve Orders fight for rights to settle Ulbuka in preparation for a period of colonization called "The Great Expedition".
In the late 300s C.E.	Gold and Mythril are discovered in southern Quon. The Great Rush is on and thousands come to the southern provinces of San d'Oria from around the world, mostly Humes.
First half of 400s	Sverdhried, the founder of the Rune Fencer job, returns from Rhazowa, where he learned about runes.
C.E. 4??	Mayer is born in the Near East.
C.E. 4??	While still a youth, Mayer is seduced by the gold rush's promise of easy wealth, and stows away on a ship bound for the Quon continent.
C.E. 4??	Now a dedicated miner, Mayer’s tireless excavations in Gusgen Mines earn him the nickname "Ironman Mayer".
C.E. 480	A famous painting of the World Tree, Yggdrasil, is finished.
C.E. 491	The Royal Knights of San d'Oria are formed with Lord Fainevlure Ordelle as their first captain.
C.E. 49?	Mayer's wife is killed by a San d'Orian soldier. Mayer decides to put down his pickaxe for a sword and forms a partisan force along with his friend Dalha.
C.E. 49?	Mayer and his men lure the San d'Orian army into a narrow ravine, where they succesfully overwhelm the Elvaan forces. Mayer gains fame and respect among the working class because of this.
C.E. 494	The Republic of Bastok is declared. Mayer is elected to a lifelong term as the first President of the Republic of Bastok.
C.E. 494-503	During his time in office, Mayer builds the foundation of the republic by forging diplomatic relations with other countries and drafting the constitution of the Republic of Bastok.
C.E. 500	Realizing that his death is imminent, King Du'Dha begins fasting rites, ordering his policies for the next hundred years to be carved onto his gravestone as an epitaph. King Du'Dha the Everyoung dies, but his reign continues despite his physical death.
C.E. 503	President "Ironman" Mayer is assassinated by a Galkan youth.
C.E. 524	A Quadav named Vo'Gho infiltrates the King Du'Dha's chambers and usurps the throne, declaring the former king's death to the kingdom. King Vo'Gho destroys King Du'Dha's epitaphs and mobilizes the kingdom for conquest and territorial expansion.
C.E. 542	Acheufagais R d'Oraguille, the fourth son of Harvest King Resviel, is born in the Kingdom of San d'Oria.
C.E. 550~580s	A series of massive earthquakes rocks Ulbuka and Adoulin during a period of colonization called "The Great Expedition". These literally reorganize the land, making previous maps completely unusable.
C.E. 557	Marelinne R d'Oraguille is born to the sibling of King Resviel in the Kingdom of San d'Oria. Both of Marelinne's parents die. She is secretly adopted and raised by the family cook.
C.E. 558	Prince Acheufagais personally slays his stepbrother—-a contender for the throne—-to become the ninth ruler of the Kingdom of San d'Oria.
C.E. 558-563	King Acheufagais focuses his efforts on war, leading campaigns against foes such as the Orcs and the Republic of Bastok. Fighting in many battles himself, he is feared by enemies and allies alike as the "Warking."
C.E. 563	The First Battle of Konschtat: The forces of the Kingdom of San d'Oria and the Republic of Bastok engage each other in combat on the grounds of Konschtat Highlands. Lady Eldie Montiont becomes a hero at the First Battle of Konschtat.
C.E. 567	King Acheufagais "Warking" R d'Oraguille dies at the young age of twenty-five. Rumors of foul play by the aristocrats begin running rampant throughout San d'Oria. The sudden death of King Acheufagais leads to a dispute over his successor, heightening tensions between regional leaders of San d'Oria.
C.E. 568	Just when it seems that a civil war is imminent, Marelinne R d'Oraguille's name surfaces as the rightful successor to the throne, when it was proven that she was a blood relative of the late king, thus making her the tenth ruler of the Kingdom of San d'Oria. A new dispute begins over who would be Queen Marelinne's guardian until she is of age.
C.E. 5??	Growing weary of the intrigue surrounding her, Queen Marelinne leaves the capital under the pretext of surveying other regions. She never returned to the capital again, always issuing her orders from wherever she journeyed.
C.E. 588	Queen Marelinne R d'Oraguille vanishes without a trace, never to be seen or heard from again.
C.E. 607	Sheep are introduced to Quon for the first time as trade from Adoulin in exchange for flour from Zulkheim

The Age of Technology

Year	Events
C.E. 657	Friese is born to a peasant family in the Republic of Bastok.
C.E. 6??	Friese becomes an apprentice to a Galkan blacksmith at an early age.
C.E. 673	All colonization efforts end in Adoulin and the "Great Expedition" is declared over. The people retreat behind the Jorius Yett and the nation turns to mercantilism.
C.E. 676/677	Friese's work catches the attention of the chief of the Republic of Bastok's Department of Industry, who set her to the task of helping plan the construction of Bastok’s windmills.
C.E. 676/677-6??	Friese earns great fame for her part in the construction of Bastok's windmills. During the construction of Bastok's windmills, Friese records her observations of the Quadav and approaches the Republic of Bastok's Department of Mining with her writings. Friese becomes acquainted with the department senator and is appointed captain of the newly formed Gold Musketeers.
C.E. 684	The Gold Musketeers strike mythril in the Palborough Mountains, in the northern reaches of Gustaberg. The Empire of Aht Urhgan launches a surprise attack on the Kingdom of Ephramad, conquering it in 8 days. Hearing of this, Prince Luzaf returns from Bastok and leads the survivors in a guerilla war centered in Nashmau in the Arrapago Islands. This is the founding of the Corsairs. After several years of outstanding success, another surprise attack sinks the corsair fleet, but not before destroying most of the Imperial Navy. The survivors scatter and reform into the modern corsairs.
C.E. 685	Captain Friese assumes command of the mythril excavations in the Palborough Mountains, decimating the mountains’ Quadav inhabitants using a devastating weapon dubbed the "Dancing Flames". The incident brings enormous wealth to Bastok, but also brings an eternal enemy, in the form of the Quadav. The new Talekeeper, Raogrimm, objects to the destruction of the Quadav villages, but can do nothing to stop it. These memories haunt him the rest of his life.
C.E. 68?	The miner Babenn's name is ordered wiped from the records of the Palborough Mines and the other miners ordered never to reveal he existed. His friend, Omran, obeys, but rescues his unaltered diary. He secretly gives it to his great-grandson Elki before he dies.
C.E. 688	Gwynham Ironheart is born in the Republic of Bastok.
C.E. 690~?	The Second Battle of Konschtat: The defeat of King Raigegue R d'Oraguille and the resulting feud with his brother Prince Fellenant over signing a peace treaty with Bastok ignites the civil war five years later. This divides San d'Oria into East and West for 100 years. This battle gives fame and glory to Gunther Schultz, founder of the Gunther Schultz School of Martial Theory.
C.E. 698	Captain Friese dies.
C.E. 700s	Gwynham Ironheart becomes a sailor on a trading vessel plying the Bastore Sea.
C.E. 719	The Federation of Windurst celebrates the 500-year anniversary of Star Sibyl Rimilala's discovery of magic. To commemorate this event, Rimilala Stripeshells are minted in the Federation.
C.E. 738	Ginuva is incarnated.
C.E. 740s	Captain Gwynham Ironheart's trading vessel sinks. He survives, while the rest of his crew is lost at sea.
C.E. 748	After losing both his ship and his crew at sea, an elderly Gwynham Ironheart decides to take up the profession of adventurer and sets out on foot to map all the lands of Vana'diel. He makes an inscription in a stone off the shore of South Gustaberg to serve as a monument for the beginning of his journey, first surveying his home Gustaberg region.
C.E. 749	While surveying North Gustaberg, Gwynham Ironheart pays his respects to the pioneers that dug the Palborough Mines. Gwynham Ironheart journeys to Drachenfall, in the depths of North Gustaberg. While there, he makes an inscription in a stone behind a waterfall and spends the night there drinking to the nameless Galkan heroes who lost their lives in Palborough Mines.
C.E. 750	While making his map of the Konschtat Highlands, Gwynham Ironheart carves an inscription into a slab of stone inside a cave in the central part of the highlands. On it, he tells of the trading that goes on between Bastok and San d'Oria within the highlands.
C.E. 751	While making his map of East Ronfaure, Gwynham Ironheart decides to attend San d'Oria's Autumn Hunting Festival. However, despite the fact that he found the event to be grand, he grew bored of it upon realizing that all there was to hunt were wild sheep and rams because all the other animals in the forests of Ronfaure had been hunted to extinction. Later, he leaves an inscription on a slab of stone in the southern area of East Ronfaure (near the site that would become the tomb of the future King Ranperre) telling of his time at the Autumn Hunting Festival as well as the potential damage that may be done to Ronfaure's ecosystem due to the Elvaan's extensive hunting and introduction of new animals into the environment.
C.E. 755	While surveying Jugner Forest, Gwynham Ironheart's chocobo, Morten, finds a King Truffle, a prize ingredient that he thought to be only a legend. He then records this event on a stone slab in a cave in the southern part of the forest. The first known recording of a traveler encountering a treant. This traveler may or may not have been Gwynham Ironheart, as he was in Jugner Forest around this time.
C.E. 757	While mapping out Rolanberry Fields, Gwynham Ironheart makes an inscription on a stone slab in the southeastern part of the area, explaining the importance of rolanberries.
C.E. 758	Gwynham Ironheart visits Vunkerl Inlet in hopes of going fishing where the Bastore Sea and Sea of Shu'Meyo meet. He explains in detail why this makes the Inlet a fabled fishing spot. But his trip is interrupted by Gigas, and after inscribing the story of his encounter in the cave he hides in, he flees.
C.E. 759	During his survey of Batallia Downs, a place believed to be the cradle of modern civilization in Vana'diel, Gwynham Ironheart journeys to an island off the south shore of the area. It is here that he leaves an inscription on a stone slab explaining the significance of the area, and even of life itself.
C.E. 761	Gwynham Ironheart returns to the Kingdom of San d'Oria for the first time in ten years. He is shocked at the sight of Orcish warriors roaming far south of their land, and even more shocked to find out that the Elvaan knights don't consider them a threat. He later leaves an inscription on a stone slab in the southern forests of West Ronfaure, telling of the Elvaan's lack of concern for the situation and predicting that someday thousands of orcs will bring war to the kingdom.
C.E. 762	After rescuing a swimmer in Valkurm Dunes, the girl takes Gwynham Ironheart to an inlet to watch dolphins. He recognizes it as a good harbor and names the place after the girl, Selbina. Before he leaves he writes his inscription on a stone.
C.E. 762	Bastok pays Gwynham Ironheart to map Grauberg in preparation for building a fort. After almost falling to his death, his life is saved by pixies. He writes of his encounter before returning to Bastok to advise stopping the project.
C.E. 763	Gwynham Ironheart travels to Pashhow Marshlands and is captured by the Quadav. But after they learn he is a mapmaker, they release him and give him a guided tour of the area. In his inscription he marvels at the Beastmen's metalworking skills.
C.E. 764	Gwynham Ironheart visits La Theine Plateau and looks upon the Crag of Holla. Although priests say these were made by the gods, he believes he has discovered they are man-made. Before leaving for Valdeaunia to prove his idea, he writes a good-bye to his daughter in case he dies.
C.E. 765	Gwynham Ironheart dies at the hands of Orcish marauders while exploring the northern region of Valdeaunia. He is buried in Valdeaunia by his Elvaan rival, Lord Torresapet B Ordelle.
C.E. 768	Erpalacion B Chanoix is born.
C.E. 770	Gwynham Ironheart's daughter Enid continues her father's work by becoming the first westerner to enter the continent of Mindartia in hundreds of years. Like her father before her, she leaves an inscription on a stone in Sauromugue Champaign telling of the destruction of the original Garlaige Citadel and predicts a bridge being built across the Jeuno Straits.
C.E. 773~	Imperial rule is abolished in Adoulin and the council of the Twelve Orders takes over, marking the establishment of the Sacred City of Adoulin.
C.E. 774	Enid almost dies from a fever, but finds refuge in a cave in Tahrongi Canyon. As she recovers, she carves the names of her companions who died in a heat wave on the wall.
C.E. 777	Enid arrives in Windurst and leaves an inscription in East Sarutabaruta commenting on how the towers match drawings her father sent her from the northlands. She believes the same civilization built them, although they are hundreds of miles apart.
C.E. 778	Enid leaves an inscription in West Sarutabaruta praising the Tarutaru and their ruler, the Star Sibyl. Enid also leaves an inscription in the mountain pass guarded by Fort Karugo-Narugo. It details the Tarutarus' laughter when she asked what the backup plans were in Windurst's defense if the fort was ever breached. Enid visits Buburimu Peninsula and marvels at the glowing rocks called Gibubu. She leaves her wonder written in stone. Enid is shown Drogaroga's Spine by her Tarutaru guides. She writes in stone in a remote corner of Meriphataud Mountains her belief in her father's theory that the crags and spines are man-made and wishes she could show these to her father and knew what he found before his death.
C.E. 782	Agents of East San d'Oria murder the King of San d'Oria. Prince Ranperre R d'Orguille inherits his father's throne and becomes the twenty-fourth ruler of San d'Oria.
C.E. 784?	Miners in Gusgen Mines stumble onto the Moblin city of Movalpolos. A Galka miner, Jabbos, miscommunicates the meaning of a statue of Promathia they had dug up because of his stutter, starting a war between the Moblins and Bastok. The fighting ends when the statue is taken by the Tavnazian Cathedral. The Moblins then move their town, and Jabbos leaves with them.
C.E. 784/785	Having studied under the tutelage of a dragoon veteran, a young Erpalacion B Chanoix is conferred the rank of master dragoon.
C.E. 786	General Erpalacion B Chanoix earns recognition in his homeland of San d'Oria and beyond for his achievements in the Elshimo campaign.
C.E. 7??	General Erpalacion B Chanoix is selected to become the general of the San d'Orian Royal Knights-—the youngest recorded in history.
C.E. 7??	After ten years of fighting, King Ranperre-—who had earned the nickname "Dragon King"—-subdued the East San d'Orian forces and put an end to the long and bloody civil conflict.
Late 700s~Early 800s C.E.	During the initiation of a new Tavnazian nun, the Baptismal Vessel flashes a blinding white and sends a shock wave through the room, killing almost everyone. The handful of survivors are plagued with nighmares and visions of the god of death, Promathia. The initiate, a 12-year-old girl named Prishe, awakens to find black crystal imbedded in her chest and abdomen. She soon develops strange powers, and over the following years discovers she no longer ages. She is declared "The Abhorrent One" and is imprisoned in the cathedral.
C.E. 808	The book Ten Timeless Tales of Tradition is published by Federation Publishing. This is possibly one of the earliest writings which tell the legend of the Smilebringers.
C.E. 812	The Seventh Yagudo War begins when Nee Lufa the Manifest leads the Yagudo Theomilitary against the Federal Forces of Windurst in West Sarutabaruta.
C.E. 816	General Erpalacion B Chanoix disappears while returning from an overseas expedition. Although his body is never recovered, a state funeral is held for General Chanoix of the San d'Orian Royal Knights, who was referred to as the "Last Dragoon".
C.E. 820	Doggvdegg is born.
C.E. 824	The bounty hunter and alchemist Azima is born.
C.E. 82?	Having successfully taken over West Sarutabaruta, the Seventh Yagudo War ends with the Yagudo successful in their conquest.
C.E. 827	Tzee Xicu is born to a militaristic Yagudo farming household. Tzee Xicu's family is scattered just days after her birth, in a night raid by the Federal Forces of Windurst. The young Tzee Xicu is picked up and raised by a Mithran beastmaster from the Windurstian forces.
C.E. 830	Kam'lanaut claims to have been born in this year. King Ranperre defeats the evil black dragon, Vrtra. Instead of slaying the dragon, King Ranperre agrees to let him live under the condition that he guard his tomb after he died.
C.E. 831	Tzee Xicu manages to escape from Windurst and return to Giddeus, the Yagudo stronghold in West Sarutabaruta formed during the Seventh Yagudo War. However, she cannot understand the language of the Yagudo and is interrogated for deviance, a crime punishable by death. The head of the Divine Inspirers, the war choral unit of the Yagudo Theomilitary, hears Tzee Xicu's voice and argues fervently to save her life.
C.E. 832	Ranperre "Dragon King" R d'Oraguille dies and Grantieul R d'Oraguille becomes the twenty-fifth ruler of San d'Oria. King Ranperre is put to rest in his expansive tomb located on the borders of West Ronfaure. It is rumored that he made a pact with a black dragon to protect his tomb.
C.E. 833	Halver is born.
C.E. 835	Karaha-Baruha is born. Valaineral R Davilles is born. Elivira Gogol is born. Dalzakk is born.
C.E. 837	Choh Moui is born.
C.E. 843	Haja Zhwan is born.
C.E. 8??	The mysterious Cardinal Mildaurion becomes leader of the Tavnazian Cathedral. She gives Prishe a blue amulet to control her powers. Prishe promptly takes full advantage of the situation and begins sneaking out of the cathedral every chance she gets.
C.E. 8??	Tzee Xicu becomes a member of the Divine Inspirers herself.
C.E. 8??	Having become famous for her singing, Tzee Xicu is declared the new Manifest, the divine incarnate, by Soo Luma the Manifest, who claims that a divine revelation had shown that her voice was in the range of the gods.
C.E. 851	During a royal hunt, King Grantieul R d'Oraguille is single-handedly slain by Doggvdegg, along with his retinue of ten bodyguards. Destin R d'Oraguille becomes the twenty-sixth ruler of San d'Oria. Doggvdegg's name becomes public knowledge after an Eastern San d'Orian dissident is arrested for planning King Grantieul's assassination, and forced to reveal the full details of the crime.
C.E. 852	Jakoh Wahcondalo is born to a Mithran mercenary. Newly crowned King Destin takes Princess Leaute I Tavnazia as his queen. The Northlands Expedition An expedition team consisting of Raogrimm, Cornelia, and Ulrich, of Bastok; Francmage of San d'Oria; and Iru-Kuiru and Yow Rabntah of Windurst sets out from San d'Oria on their journey to the northlands. As the expedition team ventures through Xarcabard, Ulrich suggests that the party split in two, with he and Raogrimm searching in one direction while the remaining four would search in the other. Ulrich takes Raogrimm down deep into the chasms of the glacier, then suddenly he turns his sword on Raogrimm. He had apparently been plotting Raogrimm's demise since they first arrived, because of Ulrich's jealousy of Cornelia favoring Raogrimm over him. Ulrich prepares to deliver the final blow, but just as he lunges at Raogrimm, Cornelia, who had snuck away from the rest of the group to follow them, jumps in front of the Galka and takes the blow in his stead. Shocked at what he had just done, Ulrich flees the scene, leaving Raogrimm behind to mourn the loss of the woman he loved. Ulrich then tells the rest of the group that Raogrimm and Cornelia had fallen from a cliff. They attempted a rescue effort, but turned up nothing, as Ulrich had led them to a different location than where they had actually been. Francmage casts some suspicion on Ulrich, but decides not to look into it, as he has no desire to involve himself with the conflicts of foreigners. Having lost two of their comrades, finding nothing of interest, and facing the potential threat of the worsening weather conditions, the expedition is called off and the group leaves the northlands. Shortly after their failed expedition to the northlands, three of the four remaining members of the expedition--Francmage, Iru-Kuiru, and Rabntah--are all brutally murdered under mysterious circumstances. No evidence pertaining to the identity of the culprit is found. After the death of Francmage, his son Leservieus M Mistalle challenged the Temple Knight Lord Epuliphont Revemel to a duel over the lord's mocking Francmage's inglorious death. Duels being illegal, both families were stripped of land and title. The Mistalles retreated to Selbina, the Revemels to Tavnazia.
C.E. 852-3	Atarefaunet's Band is founded, led by Atarefaunet Revemel. This gang quickly gains control of the roads of Quon and are declared a terrorist group by all nations but Tavnazia, which gives them refuge and a base of operations.
C.E. 853	Rahal is born.
C.E. 855	The brothers Kam'lanaut and Eald'narche are found drifting at sea by Maat, a young fisherman, claiming that they had been on a merchant vessel to Windurst which had capsized due to rough weather. They are taken to Jeuno by the fishing boat that had rescued them, and make it their new home. Kam'lanaut introduces the ancient art of crystal synthesis to the masses in Jeuno. He begins to liberally teach his methods of crystal synthesis to all who are willing to learn. Crystal synthesis brings about a rapid industrial revolution, which loads Jeuno's banks with gil and makes Kam'lanaut an object of veneration for the masses. A mysterious entity, known as the Shadow Lord, arrives in the land of Valdeaunia with Demons at his command. After the 13th Regiment, an entirely Galka unit, is abandoned to die by their Hume comrades, its lone survivor swears vengeance. The Galka who becomes known as "The Darksteel Hurricane" kills several high-level Hume government officials, becoming Bastok's most infamous terrorist and serial killer to the Humes, but a hero to the Galkas at the time. His signature was a single cleave to the spine, caused by the great sword, and the carving of the 13th regiment's insignia on their faces. After a year of murders, the killings stop.
C.E. 856	Kam'lanaut is selected as Jeuno's representative, with immense financial backing. Zeid joins The Mythril Musketeers with the backing of its captain, Klara Bester.
C.E. 857	A ferry route is opened between Mhaura and Selbina.
C.E. 858	Valaineral R Davilles is bestowed the eminent title of duke and is charged with the command of the Royal Guard. The War of the Savages begins when the Orcish Empire clashes with the armies of the Shadow Lord. Doggvdegg becomes captain of the Bloodwing Horde during this time. After slaying over three hundred demons on the battlefield, Doggvdegg is captured and incarcerated in the dungeons of Castle Zvahl. An army of beastmen led by the Shadow Lord swarms the continent of Mindartia and presses for obedience from the Yagudo Theomilitary. Abandoning her initial plans of revolt after seeing the overwhelming strength of the Shadow Lord's forces, Tzee Xicu the Manifest decides to hold her pride as Manifest and pledges her loyalty to the Shadow Lord.
C.E. 859	An assembly is held in Jeuno with the San d'Orian King, the Bastokan President, and the Representative of Windurst's Parliament of Patriarchs. They express their thankfulness to Kam'lanaut for aiding them by working together with them for technological development, and with their joint signatures, recognize Jeuno as a duchy. Although in reality, this is done to keep Jeuno's continuously-growing economic power in check. The Grand Duchy of Jeuno is established, with Kam'lanaut as its first archduke. Doggvdegg is released from the dungeons of Castle Zvahl and returns to the Bloodwing Horde, now the Orcish arm of the Shadow Lord's army. Doggvdegg is later promoted to the position of commander of the Shadow Lord's army. Curilla is born. Her mother dies shortly afterwards.
C.E. 860	Elivira Gogol is promoted to captain of the Gold Musketeers. Prince Trion is born.

The Crystal War

Year	Events
C.E. 862	The Crystal War begins. The Battle of Jugner: The Orcish Army, lead by Commander Doggvdegg, lures the San d'Orian Royal Knights into Jugner Forest and decimates their ranks with devastating ambush tactics. The Siege of the Kingdom of San d'Oria: Commander Doggvdegg leads the Orcish army in an invasion of Ronfaure, laying siege to San d'Oria's capital over the next three weeks. The Battle of Bastok: Having tunneled through the mines to the north, the Quadav begin launching attacks in the heart of Bastok-controlled territory. The Quadav take advantage of an accident to take back their sacred grounds in Palborough Mines. The accident kills many miners, including Almid and Sirius. A bad batch of explosives made by Cid is blamed for the explosion and the military loss of the mine itself. Cid takes responsibility for the accident and sets out to personally take care of the families affected, including adopting the orphan Midras. Only decades later, when an adventurer encounters their ghosts in the mines, is it learned that an attack by a Bomb monster set off the explosives, clearing Cid's name. The Antica, who had pledged allegiance to the Shadow Lord as well, begin to make their way to Bastok through the ancient tunnels the Galka had used long ago. The Bastokers seal off the tunnels leading to Zepwell Island as well as the mines, thus halting the Antican advance on the mainland and forcing the Quadav back through the mines, where they would resort to launching an attack on the heavily fortified highlands instead. The plan succeeds, but countless Galka and Humes lose their lives in the process. The Battle of Garlaige Citadel: Amassing their forces in Castle Oztroja, their new base in Meriphataud Mountains, the Yagudo took control of the pass through the mountains, making it impossible for any forces to get in or out of Mindartia by land. With the greatest magic users in the land cut off from battle, the chances of victory against the Shadow Lord would be slim, unless the other nations could clear the Yagudo from their path. Five hundred of the greatest San d'Orian knights offer to venture though the dangerous beastmen forces and into Sauromugue Champaign. In Sauromugue Champaign, the San d'Orian knights set up their base in Garlaige Citadel, a temple from the times when San d'Oria controlled the region. Beneath the citadel, they begin digging a secret underground tunnel to traffic Tarutaru through and bring them up and around the Yagudo army. Having tracked the San d'Orian knights to Garlaige Citadel, the Orcs from the north alert the Yagudo to their whereabouts. But instead of attacking right away, they wait for the right moment to strike... Waiting until the moment the tunnels deep within Garlaige Citadel are near complete, the Yagudo, using a secret entrance that they had discovered, infiltrate the citadel and attack in the thousands. The knights trapped deep underground are no match and killed before they can react. Their vengeful spirits continue to wander the depths of Garlaige Citadel, attacking any who venture inside. With all outside support now permanently cut off, the Shadow Lord sees a perfect opportunity to crush the powerful mages of Windurst. Sending additional forces to Mindartia, he masses 30,000 of his best troops for the impending invasion. Shortly after the fall of Garlaige Citadel, the Orcs launch an invasion on the San d’Orian monastery, Davoi. The Battle of Windurst: The second siege of Windurst begins with a special unit of Tzee Xicu the Manifest's army, equipped with magic-resistant armor, successfully besieging Fort Karugo-Narugo, eliminating a key defense point for Windurst. The Shadow Lord's forces then invade Windurst directly, entering the nation using the magical defense devices that Tzee Xicu used to escape the town as a youth. The beastmen forces march on Odin's Gate, flooding into Windurst Waters. With less than a thousand troops protecting the city, including cardians, the Tarutaru unleash their magics upon their invaders, but they rush forth, ignoring the countless spells raining down upon them. The Federation forces are overwhelmed by the beastmen, and are eventually pushed back to Windurst Walls, where the remainder of their forces makes a last stand in a devastatingly destructive battle. During this time, the lower levels of Windurst Walls are flooded. Just as it looks like Windurst would be taken by the Beastmen, there appears a great light to the east. As the light dims and draws the attention of the combatants, the forms of a small Tarutaru and a giant beast appear--the long-isolated Minister of the Optistery, Karaha-Baruha, and next to him, the mighty Terrestrial Avatar Fenrir. Jumping towards the hordes of the Shadow Lord's elite, Fenrir rips through them. With each swing the great beast knocks dozens of beastmen to the ground. The hordes flee from the battlefield, the great beast striking them down as they run. Suddenly, just as quickly as the two appeared, Karaha-Baruha and Fenrir vanish without a trace.
C.E. 863	King Destin of San d'Oria becomes increasingly concerned about the Orcish Host's amassing forces, and becomes even more concerned after he hears of the invasion of Davoi. He knows that San d'Oria could not withstand another siege, especially with the Orcish army's current size. To avoid this imminent attack, he puts a diversionary plan into motion in which a Royal Knight is sent to Davoi carrying documents about the powerful weapon Lightbringer, said to be held by the Marquisate of Tavnazia. The San d'Orian Royal Knight is captured by Orcs near Davoi, and his documents are confiscated by his Orcish captors. From these documents they learn of the powerful weapon, the Lightbringer. As hoped for, the Orcs turn their attention from San d'Oria and begin planning their assault on Tavnazia to obtain the powerful weapon. Not intent on completely betraying his Tavnazian allies, the King of San d'Oria informs the Republic of Bastok, the Federation of Windurst, the Grand Duchy of Jeuno and the Empire of Aht Urhgan of the impending assault on the Tavnazian Marquisate. Bastok, Windurst and Jeuno all agree to send in soldiers along with San d'Oria to help defend the Marquisate. The Empire of Aht Urhgan, however, refuses to send any soldiers or supplies to Tavnazia, despite the fact that they have been their allies for generations. King Destin knows that if Tavnazia's endangerment cannot pull Aht Urhgan into the war, nothing will. Refugees begin evacuating the Tavnazian Marquisate en masse out of fear of the impending beastmen assault. Various sea vessels in Tavnazia agree to take in a number of the refugees so that they can be taken to safety. Amongst the chaos, the young Jakoh Wahcondalo, through her mother's insistence, is accepted aboard a departing merchant vessel already overflowing with refugees. The ship escapes the doomed city but capsizes in violent weather, leaving the Mithran girl to drift on the ocean for days, clinging to a piece of the battered vessel. She is eventually picked up by the Bastore pirate Gilgamesh, rescuing her from an almost certain death. The forces from the Kingdom of San d'Oria, the Republic of Bastok, the Federation of Windurst and the Grand Duchy of Jeuno arrive in the the Tavnazian Marquisate to help defend it from the oncoming Orcish invasion. The Battle of Tavnazia On the eve of battle, an enormous explosion erupts from the tunnels connecting Tavnazia to the Quon mainland. The source of the explosion remains mysterious, but it is believed to have been an Orcish secret weapon possibly gone awry. The blast is so powerful that it destroys the land bridge, changing Tavnazia from a peninsula into the archipelago known today. This shocking event also pushes the four nations toward a formal alliance. Under cover of darkness, a single flaming projectile is fired into one of the sealed gates of the stronghold. With Tavnazia's defenses breached, a flurry of arrows is fired onto Bastok's musketeers, and the Orcs begin to flood into the stronghold. Thus begins the Orcish Host's assault on the Tavnazian Marquisate, the largest battle of the Crystal War. One hundred thousand troops reinforced with war machines and Behemoths lay siege to the Marquisate. Bastok's Musketeers are the first to respond to the breach, and the San d'Orian Royal Knights and the Mithran Mercenaries soon join them as Windurst's mages support them from the back lines with powerful offensive spells. The situation quickly grows desperate as the Behemoths tear down the stronghold's fortified walls, creating even larger breaches in Tavnazia's already weakened defenses. The remaining civilians begin to flee Tavnazia using underground tunnels to escape the Orcish Host. Among these civilians are the young Aldo and his elder sister Emeline, who are cut off by Orcish soldiers before they can make it deep into the tunnels. They flee from their pursuers, but reach a dead end. Their only means of escape is a hole high up on the wall of the cave. Emeline is able to raise Aldo up so he can get through the hole, but before he can assist Emeline, the Orcs catch up with them. Seeing an Orc clawing at the hole he just came out of, he knows that his sister is surely dead, and he mournfully flees from Tavnazia. During the evacuation, the bounty hunter Goldmane captures Atarefaunet, but at the cost of his partner Ismenios Cutsilver. Goldmane's wife and three children are also lost in the battle. The five armies of the allied forces fight their hardest, but neither San d'Oria's skilled knights, Bastok's heavily armed musketeers, Windurst's powerful mages, nor even Jeuno's elite Ducal Guard can withstand the onslaught of the overwhelming numbers of the Orcish Army. Messengers are sent out requesting reinforcements, but they cannot arrive in time. Every last soldier is slaughtered as the Orcs stand in the ruins of the Tavnazian Marquisate in the midst of their supposed victory. Prince Pieuje's exact age is unknown, but he is younger than Trion and is over 20 years old. He should have been born about here. Rainemard disappears sometime during the war.
C.E. 864	The Battle of Jeuno Emboldened by their victory at Tavnazia but with the Orcish armies greatly diminished, the Beastman Confederate presses forward towards Jeuno, gathering at the Batallia front. Reinforced with Gigas warriors which had earlier driven the Humes from Qufim Island, they besiege the fortress-city. If the beastmen prove victorious, the defeat of the Grand Duchy will leave the remaining allies divided and isolated. With the fate of Vana'diel hanging in the balance, though the ramparts of the city are left in shambles by the boulders heaved by the massive Gigas, the allies rally and launch a coordinated counterattack, securing a decisive victory. The momentum of the war shifts, and the beastmen fall back to the defensive. The Battle of Xarcabard Together, Kam'lanaut and Cid begin work on a secret weapon. Kam'lanaut provides Cid with the knowledge of crystal-powered engines, and with this technology Cid designs a ship able to fly in the air. He calls his new creation an airship and names his prototype “First Ship.” Yet the Allied Forces of Altana are anxious to defeat the Shadow Lord, and decide to go to battle without the weapon. The Allied Forces of Altana make their final offensive into the heart of the Shadow Lord's territory: the frozen waste of Xarcabard, home to his fortress of Castle Zvahl. The finest of the Allied forces lead the charge, with their heroes at their head. An elite multi-national strike force known as the Hydra Corps is also formed. But although they are on the defensive, the beastmen are far from defeated. The strongest beastman units wait for them, backed by the fearsome Dark Kindred that form the backbone of the Shadow Lord's army. As the battle rages, the allied victory is far from assured. Volker, head of the Bastokan Mythril Musketeers, proposes a daring plan: a possibly suicidal infiltration of Castle Zvahl by a small force, hoping to destroy the Shadow Lord himself. A unit is formed from the greatest champions of the five races, and backed by the Hydra Corps, they enter Zvahl. Finding their way to the throne room at the height of the fortress, they fight bravely against the Shadow Lord. With a final thrust of Volker's sword, their foe is vanquished. The Crystal War is over. As the Shadow Lord falls, the remaining Kindred warriors seem to vanish, along with the ill-fated Hydra Corps. Their fate remains unknown.

The Age of Adventurers

Year	Events
C.E. 865	The Kingdom of San d'Oria, the Republic of Bastok, the Federation of Windurst and the Grand Duchy of Jeuno sign a treaty to make the Allied Forces of Altana permanent. Princess Claidie is born. Muchavatte dies. He is buried in the Reliquary in the Cathedral. Shamonde becomes Papsque. The Star Sibyl outlaws Summoning in the wake of Karaha-Baruha's death. Perih Vashai is voted Chieftainess of the new Windurstian tribe, composed of Mithra Mercenaries who decided to not return to the Homeland after the war. Gumbah is incarnated. Volker becomes the captain of the Mythril Musketeers. Zeid leaves Bastok. Gilgamesh's father orders him to raise Lion, a little girl who washed up on shore during the war. The last year Ayame could have been born. Her parents, Ensetsu and Yomi, fled Norg for Bastok when her mother discovered she was pregnant. Kagetora, who was also in love with Yomi, is a Freelancer during the Crystal War and says he is hunting Ensetsu to kill him. Atarefaunet is sentenced to death in San d'Oria, but before this can take place, someone poisons his food. Goldmane, blaming himself for the deaths of his friends and family, uses his reward money to buy a remote tropical island from Mithra pirates and cuts himself off from the world. Unknown to the rest of the world, several hundred survivors huddle in the caves under the ruins of the city of Tavnazia. Among them is Goldmane's wife, but their three children died. She was pregnant at the time, however, and later gives birth to triplets. She names them for their father: Cherukiki, Makki-Chebukki, Kukki-Chebukki. Cardinal Mildaurion forfeits her nobility and disappears.
C.E. 8??	Verena is born. Cornelia is born. Pale Eagle is incarnated.
C.E. 869	Queen Leaute dies. She is buried in her garden.
C.E. 871	Jakoh Wahcondalo is chosen as representative of Norg in a duel of champions over a territorial fight with Kazham. She wins. Chieftainess Romaa Mihgo proposes a treaty with Norg, but the price is Jakoh Wahcondalo. Jakoh leaves Norg to become Romaa's bodyguard.
C.E. 873	The Air Travel Agency is founded in Jeuno.
C.E. 874	Prince Trion becomes bored after besting even adults during his martial training and sneaks out of the palace looking for a challenge. He hears of a street fighter who takes on all comers. The fighter, another child, named Curilla, quickly proceeds to beat him unconscious. Instead of being imprisoned or executed for almost killing the heir to the throne, she is invited to live in the chateau as Trion's new sparring partner. Yomi dies giving birth to her second child, Kaede.
C.E. 875	The Airship, Jeuno - Bastok route opens.
C.E. 876	The Airship, Jeuno - San d'Oria and Airship, Jeuno - Windurst routes open.
C.E. 878	Curilla beats Trion in the final round of the tournament to be crowned the best swordsman in San d'Oria, but at the cost of her left eye.
C.E. 879	Jakoh Wahcondalo succeeds Romaa Mihgo as Chieftainess of Kazham by unanimous vote. Her rival (and Romaa's daughter), Nanaa Mihgo, leaves Kazham for Windurst. There, she becomes an infamous Thief and leader of the local Tenshodo chapter. Ghalcimus D. Adoulin, father of Ygnas S. Adoulin and Arciela V. Adoulin, disappears with twelve men in the jungles outside the city walls. No trace is ever found, leading to the conclusion of a teleportation.
C.E. 880	Ygnas S. Adoulin declares the restart of colonization. This proves controversial and quickly divides the government.
C.E. 884	The beginning of FFXI, 20 years after the end of the Crystal War, when a novice adventurer walks into one of the three nations...	It can be taken that all present-day activities take place in this year, as it is the year stated as current during The Voracious Resurgence, which requires completion of Rhapsodies of Vana'diel, itself requiring progress in all expansions.