The Annals of History

## **300-310 AC**

* **300 AC:** **Garlan Tyrell**, with the aid of the Redwyne fleet, defeats Euron Greyjoy in the Whispering Sounds, and later leads the reconquest of the Shield Islands from the Ironborn.
* **300-301 AC:** Following the death of King Tommen I in a riot, Hand of the King Mace Tyrell calls a Great Council, which elects **Myrcella I Baratheon** as the Lady of the Seven Kingdoms.
	+ A regency council, made up of Mace Tyrell, Randyll Tarly, Nestor Royce, Petyr Baelish, and Ser Jaime Lannister, is established to rule until Myrcella comes of age.
	+ **Aegon Targaryen**, claimant to the Iron Throne, who has also put his name forward during the council, calls off his conquest and flees to Essos with the remnants of the Golden Company.
* **301 AC:** The alliance of Houses Manderly, Umber, Glover, and the Skagosi Clans, ousts the Boltons from Winterfell and reclaims the North for **Rickon Stark**. In the same year, Sansa Stark marries Harrold Arryn, who has succeeded the sickly Robert Arryn as Lord of the Eyrie. Negotiations conducted between the aforementioned parties resolve the North’s status as a constituent region of the Realm. In Meereen Queen Daenerys Targaryen and Aegon Targaryen are wed.
* **302 AC:** As winter arrives in the south, the planned invasion of the Iron Islands is infinitely delayed. The weather, however, brings the Ironborn to the table eventually, and the archipelago is returned to the fold of the Seven Kingdoms.
* **306 AC:** As the Long Winter passes and spring once again brings life to Westeros, Queen Myrcella, having come of age, marries Willas Tyrell in King’s Landing. The ceremony is the first event in years to bring the whole of the Realm together in merriment, promising an age of bounty and unity.
* **309 AC:** Coming from the far east, Aegon Targaryen returns to the Seven Kingdoms with his aunt and wife **Daenerys Targaryen** at his side, and they bring dragonfire and twenty-thousand swords to try and reclaim the Iron Throne for their dynasty. Their attempt at conquest ultimately fails, however, and the Realm perseveres under Queen Myrcella.

## **311-320 AC**

* **312-314 AC:** With the continued ignorance from the Faith in regards to the poor who were suffering from famine due to the cruel winter, popularity for the worship of R'hllor rises. The High Septon sends missionaries in the Vale, Riverlands and Cracklaw to convert the smallfolk back to the Seven, but one zealot supporter of the Faith decides to take matters into his own hands - Lord Mooton aggressively cracks down on the worshippers, leading to a brutal revolt in the region that also spreads to the Crownlands. The revolt takes the lives of a few minor nobles, including Lord Mooton. The spearheads of the rebellion are severely punished, but the Crown also forbids the local lords and the Faith to counter the spread of the Red Faith through anything but peaceful means.

## **321-330 AC**

* **321-322 AC:** Fleeing a brutal winter (and, allegedly, supernatural horrors) an amassment of wildling tribes seeks refuge south of the Wall. Due to the previous success of resettling Thenn and Redbeard as northern lords, Lord Rickon Stark agrees to bring them in as new denizens of his realm.
	+ Mismanagement of this migration provokes a revolt and rampage from the wildling refugees.
* **324 AC:** King-Consort Willas Tyrell passes away in illness, and the young Prince Tommen inherits Highgarden, becoming the Lord Paramount of the Mander. As the latter is rather young, however, Queen Myrcella regifts the honor of Warden of the South to her former betrothed, Prince Trystane Martell.

## **333-347 AC**

* **333-347 AC:** The coasts of Dorne and the Stormlands are smitten by a series of pirate attacks, which, among many atrocities, result in the pillage and burning of Weeping Town and the abduction of dozens of Westerosi, including men and women of the nobility as well. The raids are carried out by the sails of the late Aurane Waters, and the pirate leaders are none other than his children. The Bastards of the Tide would terrorize the Narrow Sea for nearly two decades, and not the Iron Throne, nor the Free Cities, could muster a proper naval response, due to the raiders using the dragon-haunted archipelago of the Stepstones as their hideout.
* **336 AC:** Queen Myrcella I passes away, and her son, Tommen II Tyrell, follows her as the sovereign of the Realm. His ascension to the throne is subject to some controversy, as he subsequently abolishes the titles Lord of Highgarden and Lord Paramount of the Mander, and names his firstborn, Prince Alester, the Prince of Highgarden. This act signified the formal unification of the Crown and the Reach under the Dynasty of the Rose.

## **341-350 AC**

* **342 AC:** House Bracken and House Blackwood unite in a rebellion against Lord Rogin Baelish.

## **351-360 AC**

* **351 AC:** Tommen II Tyrell dies, and his successor, Alester I Tyrell, names his younger brother, Lyonel, the Prince of Highgarden. Over the years, the prince would make many a friend among the lords of the Reach - garnering popularity that would outgrow the King’s.
* **357-358 AC:** The Reach rises up in rebellion after King Alester I names his newborn son the Prince of Highgarden. Led by Lyonel Tyrell, the rebels fight to see the Reach return to its state as a constituent region of the Realm, separate from the royal territories.

## **361-370 AC**

* **362 AC:** Dorne is plunged into conflict with the Lysene exiles of R'hllor, marking the beginning of a short yet bloody war, dubbed the Cleansing.
* **364 AC:** The Falcon’s Gambit begins as House Arryn strikes a deal with Narrow Sea pirates, promising them to turn a blind eye to the plundering of merchant ships bound for White Harbor, so long as  naval trade in the Vale is left undisrupted.
* **365 AC:** House Manderly invades and occupies the Three Sisters.
* **366 AC:** The crown settles the conflict in the North’s favor, transferring the vassalage of House Sunderland from Arryn to Stark.
	+ Arryn's rule over the Sisters is later restored during the War of the Last Dragon.

## **371-380 AC**

* **378-381 AC:** Following her conquests in Essos, Daena Targaryen, Queen of the Narrow Sea, invades Westeros with her army of sellsails and mercenaries to once again bring the Seven Kingdoms under the banner of the dragon.

## **381 AC - Present**

* **381 AC:** Garlan I Tyrell dies of illness amd is succeeded by his sister, Myrcella II Tyrell.
* **382 AC:** Myrcella II travels throughout the realm in a royal progress, visiting the homes of every high lord.

## **Season Timeline**

300-305: Long Winter

306: Spring

307 - 309: Summer

310: Autumn

311-313: Winter

313-314: Spring

315-318: Summer

318-319: Autumn

320-323: Winter

323-324: Spring

325-330: Summer

330: Autumn

331-332: Winter

333-334: Spring

334-336: Summer

336-337: Autumn

338-340: Winter

341: Spring

342-345: Summer

345-346: Autumn

347-349: Winter

350-351: Spring

352-356: Summer

357: Autumn

358-362: Winter

362-363: Spring

364-367: Summer

367-368: Autumn

368-371: Winter

372: Spring

373-375: Summer

375-376: Autumn

376-377: Winter

378: Spring

379-383: Summer

383: Beginning of Autumn (Present Day)