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Timeline of the Sub-Corporeal Wars

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See also: The First Sub-Corporeal War

• ~7,400-7,300 BCE^[1] — The Army of the Red Sky arrives in the Great Southern Ocean after opening the Gate of Sorrow.
• ~7,210 BCE — Vilsen falls to the Army of the Red Sky, allowing it to establish a foothold in Astarey.
• ~6,070 BCE — Astarey falls to the Army of the Red Sky, prompting the Murran to join the war.
• ~5,960 BCE — The Army of the Red Sky arrives on Meridas and begins to spread.
• 5,705 BCE — Murran defenders at Mount Montsemillie successfully push back the expansion of the Army of the Red Sky.^[2]
• 5,694 BCE — After a string of defeats the Army of the Red Sky is pushed back entirely from Meridas.
• 5,690 BCE — Murran forces arrive on Astarey and vanish.
• 5,689 BCE — The Peace of Silmurne ends the War between the Army of the Red Sky and Murran.^[3]
• 5,689 BCE — The Gate of Sorrow is broken as part of the Peace of Silmurne, preventing travel using it and causing the Red Sky to seep into the Great Southern Ocean.^[4]

The Iyush Tapestry,
1522, by Jerann Gytyi

See also: The Second Sub-Corporeal War

• 2,129 BCE — The Almankadi Empire invades Kyrszk.
• 2,125 BCE — Almankadi forces raze Izim and the Spider-eye Gateway.
• 2,118 BCE — The Genius in Humanskin opens a gateway to Silvantheene, becoming a Human-Turned-More.^[5]
• 2,113 BCE — Kyrszk forces raze Bor and begin their siege of Iyush.
• 2,113 BCE — He Whom Knows Best ascends to the Mountains of Glittering Light, becoming a Human-Turned-More and bringing his forces with him to begin an assault on Silvantheene.^[5]
• 2,110 BCE — Vested Horizon becomes a Human-Turned-More and ends the Second Sub-Corporeal War by creating the Enklydos.^[6]
• 2,110 BCE — The Unified History shatters^[7], and the Almankadi and Kyrszk fall out of history. Evidence of sub-corporeal influence on the world is hidden by Vested Horizon.

See also: The Third Sub-Corporeal War

• 9 — The Old Gods of Silvantheene invade Tramuntana, giving birth to the New Gods of Silvantheene in the conflict.^[8] The New Gods of Silvantheene leave Tramuntana after slaughtering the Old Gods.

See also: The Fourth Sub-Corporeal War

Gorlanoroth Slaying His Fathers, 1581,
by Rutya Haranyi

• 1860 — Tazananeetch (do you smell the lilies?) influences the Kkhanoese government to conquer northern Wasaru.
• 1864 — The Meridian Commonwealth declares war on Kkhano at the behest of the Sub-Directorate of Anomalous Occurrences.
• 1868 — The influence of Tazananeetch (do you smell the lilies?) allows Kkhano to conquer Meridas and the western portion of the Meridian Commonwealth.
• 1874-1899 — Weapons from hidden Almankadi and Murran ruins allow the Kkhanoese to expand across the globe.^[9]
• 1900 — The Meridian Commonwealth Sub-Directorate of Anomalous Occurrences reconstructs the Spider-eye gateway and begins the Ritual of the Dayseers Tower.
• 1913 — The Ritual of the Dayseers Tower is completed and Tazananeetch (do you smell the lilies?) is expelled from the world.^[10]
• 1917 — Kkhano’s anomalous leadership circle is assassinated by the Meridian Commonwealth, and the Sub-Directorate of Anomalous Occurrences begins the process of collecting and hiding any leftover sub-corporeal knowledge.

See also: The Fifth Sub-Corporeal War

• June 6, 1992 — The Meridian Commonwealth Sub-Directorate of Anomalous Occurrences enters the Heart Which Wanders and kills Do You Praise The Rivers So and Spiraling Twilight In Dismal Infinitude.
• July 24, 1992 — The Kjanuan Bureau of Sub-Corporeal Defense instigates an attack on the Meridian Commonwealth’s New Shiraz province that destroys the Sub-Directorate of Anomalous Occurrences’ offices.
• January, 1993 — A series of poisonings kill several high-ranking officials in the Kjanuan Bureau of Sub-Corporeal Defense.
• March 20, 1993 — The Kjanuan Bureau of Sub-Corporeal Defense captures the Meridian Commonwealth Sub-Directorate of Anomalous Occurrences' DARI-49.
• May 7, 1993 — The Meridian Commonwealth Sub-Directorate of Anomalous Occurrences conducts the Rite of the Longing Sea, killing 783 Kjanuan Bureau of Sub-Corporeal Defense employees.
• November 12, 1993 — Kjanu begins construction on Tsukuyomi-1.
• 1994 — Several delays to Tsukuyomi-1 construction are caused by The Meridian Commonwealth Sub-Directorate of Anomalous Occurrences.
• March 12, 1995 — Kjanu completes construction on Tsukuyomi-1
• April 1, 1995 — Kjanu and the Meridian Commonwealth sign the April 1st Armistice, ending the Fifth Sub-Corporeal War

1. ^ Tanaka, Egi; Nagai, Kosaku; Hur, Joon-tae; et al. (August 2007). "Using temporal-particular analysis to date the start of the First Sub-Corporeal War". Historical Analysis and Anomalous Histories. 97 73-81. doi.11.0987/HH032492
2. ^ Fleuriot, Henri (57th century BCE). The History of the Moonlit Mountain. pp. 207-223.
3. ^ Reumand, Loeise (57th century BCE). A Journal of the Peace with the Mosskin. pp. 5-94.
4. ^ Great Almankad (57th century BCE). On the Color Red. pp. 55.
5. ^ Sayed, Zafar (21st century BCE). The Great Pretenders War. pp. 133-149, 208-233.
6. ^ Vested Horizon. (22nd century BCE). Enklydos.
7. ^ Li, Zhen; Cai, Li. (July 1989). "A Unified Theory on the Unified Histories" Historical Analysis and Anomalous Histories. 12 22-56. doi.11.0023/HH09324443.12
8. ^ The Frenzied Account of Fáre Letett. (1523). pp. 78-92.
9. ^ Foruzan, Mostafa; Namdar, Saya; Davaloo, Mohsen. (December 1998). "Kkhanoese use of anomalous weaponry from 1874-1900". The Journal of Anomalous History. 22 14-28. doi.5.0352/A.H98889324.240
10. ^ Raja, Mohammad. (1944). The Day of the Silver Lighthouse.