The Annals of History

## **130-145 AC**

* **130 AC:** Tessarion flees to Lys, and begins to recover under the care of the Magisters.
* **131 AC:** Rhaenyra wins the Dance. Alyn Velaryon becomes Lord of Driftmark after the death of Corlys, Dragonstone is passed off to Aegon the Younger. The following years are dedicated to weathering the aftermath of the conflict and the restoration of the Kingdoms, alongside relationships. Tessarion finishes healing.
* **132 AC**: The Winter Fever halts the plans for subjugating Harrenhal, and Westeros is forced to endure the clutches of the disease. As a result of the efforts to mend relations, Jacaerys Velaryon is married off to Melantha Tully.

* **131-133 AC:** The Daughters' War begins with Lys striking against Myr, joined by Tessarion and her rider. Myr is soon assisted by Tyrosh. The tide consistently favours the aggressor, whose expansion is halted only by the intervention of Braavos and Pentos. Despite this, Lys comes out of the conflict richer and more powerful. Daeron is wed to Larra Rogare on his return, and named Prince Protector by Lysandro Rogare.

* **134 AC:** After the Winter Fever passes, Ser Gunthor Darke (brother to Harrold Darke), working with the Master of Whisperers, infiltrates Harrenhal and slays Alys Rivers in her sleep, returning the last holdfast in the hands of the greens to the Iron Throne. The knight is granted the lordship of Harrenhal as a reward for his prominent role in seizing it, thus raising the meager House Darke to the rank of high lords.

* **135 AC:** Jacaerys Velaryon ascends to the Iron Throne. Westeros breathes a sigh of relief, for the twenty-one year old monarch is utterly devoted to his responsibilities as Lord Protector of the Realm. He manages to satisfy both the Greens and the Blacks without having his Kingdom crumble under him.
* **139 AC**: The Ironborn attack Fair Isle after House Farman's massacre of their people on Great Wyk. In response, Jacaerys proceeds to negotiate peace between the two regions, with his glib tongue and political acumen.
* **145 AC:** Lys attacks Tyrosh and Myr for the second time, though Braavos is not involved in this conflict. The involvement of Pentos is minimal.

## **146-159 AC**

* **146 AC:** The Second Daughters' War ends. Tyrosh is subjugated, and Daeron begins the process of trying to stabilise the Free City and fully convince it of its newfound benefits.
* **147-156 AC:** Westeros rapidly recovers from the hardships of the war, thanks to Jacaerys's brilliance.
* **157 AC:** Daeron Targaryen passes away, and his son, Aegon, inherits after him.
* 1**57-159 AC**: Aegon Targaryen prepares for his conquest, committing his resources to military readiness.

## **160-184 AC**

* **160-161 AC:** Aegon assaults Dorne, beginning Aegon's Invasion, and despite his overwhelming victories, is forced to withdraw due to Braavos's attack on the Free Cities, but not after slaying Morning and her rider with his dragon. The conflict ends with white peace. Aegon begins restoring his navy, reforming his military, and Andalising his Court.

* **165-184 AC:** Monterys the Ruin enters Westeros into a state of depression, creating extreme tension and undoing his father's work. He is succeeded by Maelor after his death.

## **185-199 AC**

* **185 AC:** Staedmon's Folly is the first revolt during Maelor's reign. The conflict lasts less than a year, ending with the Crown's triumph, the unseating of House Peake for one of their castles (alongside confiscating Widow-Maker, returning it to the Roxtons) and Darklyn's lasting antipathy towards Maelor.
* **185-187 AC:** Near the end of the year, another conflict arises, a trade war between Dorne and the Arbor, known as the Wine Wars. It ends indecisively, with the King forcing reparations.
* **188 AC:** The Revolt of Sapphire Isle breaks out, later followed by the War of Old Oak Succession, forcing Maelor to shift his focus from the Stormlands to the Reach. The warfare ends favouring the Tyrells, with Gerion Oakheart retaining Old Oak, and the Lannisters holding a grudge against the Crown.
* **190 AC:** The War for the Crossing and an internal strife in the Vale by the dissident heir of Hunter mark the last conflicts of that particular decade, but not of Maelor's reign. After a gruesome series of battles between Stark and Frey forces, the latter emerges victorious, but at some cost. House Manderly is heavily involved, taking sides against his liege, and the siege of White Harbor becomes an event of great significance for the history books.
* **192 AC:** A hedge knight of great skill takes up arms against the Crown, after the latter reneges on the Late Monterys's promise to land the man in the Riverlands, as a result of a lost wager. The Greyiron's War ultimately requires Maelor's intervention, and he puts it down with the help of the Riverlords.
* **195-196 AC**: Darklyn's Rebellion plunges the Realm in its greatest (and last) revolt for Maelor, encompassing all the Seven Kingdoms. With some difficulty, the King prevails, securing some semblance of peace for his lands. He forms the regency council, and the Iron Guard.
* **199 AC:** Maelor's sickness develops, and Aegon prepares for his final conquest. At the beginning of the year, he wages war against Myr to reforge the Triarchy once and for all, in a conflict known as the Godswrath's Fury. Braavos naturally joins the engagement. The brutal invasion culminates during the twelfth moon of the year. Having subjugated Myr, Aegon faces off against the entire armada of Braavos, utterly demolishing it with Tessarion, but not before the latter is severely injured, and he himself fatally wounded. The Sealord's power is reduced to shambles, and infighting once again erupts in his City. In a twistful irony by the works of history, Maelor too, breathes his last during the final days of that month.