Havlia is a peninsula on the southwest of the eastern continent characterized by flat, subtropical woodlands and shrublands in the northern and central regions and dry tundra along the southern tip. The inhabitants of this peninsula are called Havlians and their civilization is the one of the oldest in the world and arguably the most powerful. This timeline outlines the key events from Havlia's first settlements, to the Tsedric migration, through the Havlic Imperial Age.
The time before the rule of Emperors
The Havlean Split, also known as the Tsedric Exodus, was a mass migration event in which thousands of Havleans fled the Havlic Peninsula after King Pilɔinen encroached on their land. These would eventually become what we now know as Erlasins and Tsedrins.
Itsias was born in Tsilaio. He came to be known as Ngavlitsias a few years after the founding of the Empire.
As the final act in the Unification Wars, the armies of Ngavlitsias conquered the southern Yeleni lands.
The reign of Emperor Ngavlitsias
Ngavlitsias, born Itsitaetso, was the first Emperor. He united the Havlic kingdoms and city-states under the banner of the Havlic Empire.
The reign of Emperor Meuros
Meuros was the eldest son of Emperor Ngavlitsias, his reign was uneventful and relatively short. But he did maintain order in the peninsula.
The reign of Emperor Zendaruxos
Ζɛndaruxos was the first and only son of Emperor Meuros, he took the throne after his father's death in 202B 7 Mourning. He would die in the Battle of [placeholder] after being attacked by an assassin and stabbed through the neck by an enemy soldier.
Zendararcha wanted to travel the world, but being the only heir of Emperor Zendaruxos he was forced to stay in the capital and study. In 164B, the prince took advantage of the Emperor's absence and ran away to Himixia. A few months later word reached the Emperor of his son's treason and officially stripped him of all titles and banished him.
The first Imperial Conquest led by Emperor Zendaruxos expanded the realm of the Emperor into Tsedria, Sondamia and Ebesson.
The Tsedric War was the bloodiest conflict in ancient history, resulting in over a million dead. It was part of Emperor Zendaruxos' conquest.
Second son of Emperor Zendaruxos, Ixosonipsa was born.
The reign of Igxosonipsa
In the year 30, following the second invasion of Ebesson, High Emperor Igxɔsonipsa declared the start of a new Empire with him as the sole supreme authority, under the mandate of his deified father.
The Imperial Calendar was created in order to standardize time across the High Empire. Later, the calendar would adopted in southern Himixia to make trade relations easier. Eventually it would become the most common calendar across the world; though some people still use traditional calendars for cultural reasons.
