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  1. - 1066 -
  2. This is the Chronicle of House Fatimid, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
  3. Caliph al-Mustansir married Rahima, daughter of Sheikh Idris of Malaga.
  4. Sultana Rahima, the wife of Caliph al-Mustansir, died under suspicious circumstances on 13 December, 1066.
  5.  
  6. - 1067 -
  7. Caliph al-Mustansir married Khaterah.
  8. Emir Hussayn of Hashimid Emirate, a powerful vassal of Caliph al-Mustansir, converted from to Shia.
  9. Caliph al-Mustansir married Hanifa.
  10.  
  11. - 1068 -
  12. Caliph al-Mustansir undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  13. Caliph al-Mustansir went to war against Count Patrikios of Aydhab.
  14. The army of Caliph al-Mustansir, commanded by Sheikh Zakariah of Al 'Aqabah, was victorious in the battle of Aydhab against the armies of Aydhab.
  15.  
  16. - 1069 -
  17. Caliph al-Mustansir won the war against Count Patrikios of Aydhab.
  18. Caliph al-Mustansir went to war against Count Thoma of Nubia.
  19.  
  20. - 1070 -
  21. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Hashimid Emirate, ruled by Emir Hussayn 'the Ill-Ruler'.
  22. Caliph al-Mustansir tried but failed to imprison Emir Hussayn of Hashimid Emirate 'the Ill-Ruler', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
  23. The army of Caliph al-Mustansir, commanded by Mayor Mehtar of Sais, was victorious in the battle of Nubia against the armies of Nubia.
  24. Caliph al-Mustansir won the war against Count Thoma of Nubia.
  25. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Gabiyaha against the army of Hashimid Emirate, commanded by Emir Hussayn of Hashimid Emirate.
  26.  
  27. - 1071 -
  28. Prince al-Mustali of Fatimid Sultanate married Gulpari.
  29. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Cairo against the army of Hashimid Emirate, commanded by Emir Hussayn of Hashimid Emirate.
  30. Prince al-Mustali of Fatimid Sultanate married Paymaneh.
  31.  
  32. - 1072 -
  33. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Damietta against the army of Hashimid Emirate, commanded by Emir Hussayn of Hashimid Emirate.
  34. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Eilat against the army of Hashimid Emirate, commanded by Emir Hussayn of Hashimid Emirate.
  35. Caliph al-Mustansir, through deeds and character, came to be known as Caliph al-Mustansir 'the Holy'.
  36.  
  37. - 1073 -
  38. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Al 'Aqabah against the army of Hashimid Emirate, commanded by Emir Hussayn of Hashimid Emirate.
  39.  
  40. - 1074 -
  41. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Sinai against the army of Hashimid Emirate, commanded by Emir Hussayn of Hashimid Emirate.
  42. Emir Hussayn of Hashimid Emirate 'the Ill-Ruler' lost the war against Caliph al-Mustansir 'the Holy'.
  43.  
  44. - 1075 -
  45. Caliph al-Mustansir went to war against King Georgios III of Makuria.
  46. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Aydhab against the army of Makuria, commanded by King Georgios III of Makuria.
  47. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Nubia against the army of Makuria, commanded by King Georgios III of Makuria.
  48.  
  49. - 1076 -
  50. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Aydhab against the army of Makuria, commanded by King Georgios III of Makuria.
  51. Caliph al-Mustansir 'the Holy' won the war against King Georgios III of Makuria.
  52. al-Mustansir Fatimid usurped the Sheikhdom of Napata from Georgios Azim.
  53.  
  54. - 1077 -
  55. Caliph al-Mustansir went to war against Chief Krisanthos of Hayya.
  56. The army of Caliph al-Mustansir, commanded by Milad, was victorious in the battle of Hayya against the armies of Hayya.
  57. Caliph al-Mustansir 'the Holy' won the war against Chief Krisanthos of Hayya.
  58. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Al Alamaynian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ibrahim.
  59.  
  60. - 1078 -
  61. Caliph al-Mustansir lost the battle of Al Alamayn against the army of Al Alamaynian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Ibrahim of Al Alamaynian Peasant Revolt.
  62. The army of Caliph al-Mustansir, commanded by Sheikh Thoma of Nubia, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Al Alamaynian Peasant Revolt.
  63. Ibrahim of Al Alamaynian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph al-Mustansir 'the Holy'.
  64. Caliph al-Mustansir held a Furusiyya, inviting all the great warriors of the realm to compete in skill at arms.
  65.  
  66. - 1079 -
  67. Sultana Khaterah, the wife of Caliph al-Mustansir, died from a bad case of the Flu on 15 January, 1079.
  68.  
  69. - 1080 -
  70. Caliph al-Mustansir went to war against Emir Fadl of Rassid Emirate.
  71.  
  72. - 1081 -
  73. Caliph al-Mustansir was victorious in the battle of Asir against the army of Rassid Emirate, commanded by Emir Fadl of Rassid Emirate.
  74.  
  75. - 1082 -
  76. Caliph al-Mustansir 'the Holy' won the war against Emir Fadl of Rassid Emirate 'the Lord of Rassid Emirate'.
  77.  
  78. - 1083 -
  79. Caliph al-Mustansir married Nazaneen.
  80. Caliph al-Mustansir married Menza.
  81. Caliph al-Mustansir married Thuriya.
  82.  
  83. - 1084 -
  84. A dragon was seen in the county of El-Arish.
  85.  
  86. - 1085 -
  87. Prince al-Mustali of Fatimid Sultanate married Amunet.
  88. al-Mustansir Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Cairo, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  89. Prince al-Mustali of Fatimid Sultanate married Khaterah, daughter of Wâli Hakam of Pella.
  90. al-Mustansir Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Ascalon, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  91.  
  92. - 1086 -
  93. al-Mustansir Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Damietta, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  94. al-Mustansir Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Aswan, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  95. al-Mustansir Fatimid created the title of Sultanate of Arabia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  96.  
  97. - 1087 -
  98. A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Mecca.
  99.  
  100. - 1088 -
  101. A giant destroyed several villages in Petra, but then disappeared without trace.
  102.  
  103. - 1089 -
  104. The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Sarqihya.
  105.  
  106. - 1090 -
  107. Caliph al-Mustansir went to war against King Georgios III of Makuria.
  108.  
  109. - 1091 -
  110. Emir Is'mail of Ismailid Emirate, a powerful vassal of Caliph al-Mustansir, converted from to Hurufi.
  111. Caliph al-Mustansir, leader of all Shia faithful, died a natural death on 17 September, 1091.
  112. Caliph al-Mustansir died a natural death on 17 September, 1091. His son, al-Mustali, succeeded to the throne of the Sultanate with a grand ceremony in Sarqinya.
  113.  
  114. A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Quena.
  115.  
  116. - 1092 -
  117. Caliph al-Mustali successfully led his armies, taking Dongola from the enemy.
  118. Caliph al-Mustali successfully led his armies, taking Kerma from the enemy.
  119. Caliph al-Mustali successfully led his armies, taking Kerat from the enemy.
  120. Caliph al-Mustali 'the Usurper' won the war against King Georgios III of Makuria 'the Bold'.
  121. al-Mustali Fatimid usurped the Sheikhdom of Makuria from Georgios Azim.
  122. Caliph al-Mustali married Özgul, daughter of Khagan Abu'l-Fawaris of Oghuz Empire.
  123. Caliph al-Mustali undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  124. Caliph al-Mustali went to war against Emir Hakam of Atef Emirate.
  125.  
  126. - 1093 -
  127. Caliph al-Mustali successfully led his armies, taking Al Jawf from the enemy.
  128. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Nubian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Krisanthos.
  129.  
  130. - 1094 -
  131. Caliph al-Mustali 'the Usurper' won the war against Emir Hakam of Atef Emirate 'the Wicked'.
  132. Krisanthos of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph al-Mustali 'the Usurper'.
  133.  
  134. - 1095 -
  135. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Nubian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Hoase.
  136. al-Mustali Fatimid usurped the Emirate of Nefoud from Hakam Atef.
  137. Hoase of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph al-Mustali 'the Usurper'.
  138. The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Asyut.
  139.  
  140. - 1096 -
  141. People in Atbara claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.
  142.  
  143. - 1097 -
  144. Mehtar Fatimid was imprisoned in a dungeon in Cairo by Caliph al-Mustali.
  145. Mehtar Fatimid was released from imprisonment by Caliph al-Mustali.
  146.  
  147. - 1098 -
  148. Sultana Khaterah, the wife of Caliph al-Mustali, died from a bad case of the Flu on 21 February, 1098.
  149. Caliph al-Mustali went to war against Sultan Yahya of Zirid Sultanate.
  150.  
  151. - 1099 -
  152. The army of Caliph al-Mustali, commanded by Lot, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Zirid Sultanate.
  153. Caliph al-Mustali was victorious in the battle of Tobruk against the army of Tobrukian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Aghilas of Tobrukian Peasant Revolt.
  154. Caliph al-Mustali was victorious in the battle of Cyrenaica against the army of Zirid Sultanate, commanded by Emir Murad of Suleimid Emirate.
  155.  
  156. - 1100 -
  157. Caliph al-Mustali was victorious in the battle of Quattara against the army of Riyahdid Emirate, commanded by Emir Muzaffaraddin of Riyahdid Emirate.
  158. Sultana Gulpari, the wife of Caliph al-Mustali, died of Cancer on 8 November, 1100.
  159.  
  160. - 1101 -
  161. An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Mecca.
  162.  
  163. - 1102 -
  164. Caliph al-Mustali was victorious in the battle of Tobruk against the army of Hammadid Emirate, commanded by Emir 'Alennas of Hammadid Emirate.
  165.  
  166. - 1103 -
  167. Caliph al-Mustali 'the Usurper' won the war against Sultan Tamim II of Zirid Sultanate.
  168. al-Mustali Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Cyrenaica, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  169.  
  170. - 1104 -
  171. A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Madaba.
  172.  
  173. - 1105 -
  174. al-Mustali Fatimid usurped the Emirate of Alexandria from Yared Ismailid.
  175.  
  176. - 1106 -
  177. Caliph al-Mustali went to war against Emir Khazrun III of Maghrawavid Emirate.
  178. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Tadros.
  179. Caliph al-Mustali, leader of all Shia faithful, died in battle against Mayor Mahtar of Sabratah on 7 September, 1106.
  180. Caliph al-Mustali died in battle against Mayor Mahtar of Sabratah on 7 September, 1106. His Levantine son Mehtar succeeded to the throne of the Sultanate as Caliph Mehtar.
  181.  
  182. A goat with three heads was born in Aswan.
  183.  
  184. - 1107 -
  185. Abisalom Fatimid married Peksen, daughter of Khagan Hasan of Zhetysu.
  186. Tadros of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph Mehtar.
  187. Caliph Mehtar was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the army of Maghrawavid Emirate, commanded by Emir Khazrun III of Maghrawavid Emirate.
  188.  
  189. - 1108 -
  190. Caliph Mehtar successfully led his armies, taking Tripoli from the enemy.
  191. Caliph Mehtar was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the army of Hammadid Emirate, commanded by Emir 'Alennas of Hammadid Emirate.
  192.  
  193. - 1109 -
  194. Caliph Mehtar successfully led his armies, taking Nalut from the enemy.
  195. Caliph Mehtar successfully led his armies, taking Bani Waled from the enemy.
  196. Caliph Mehtar successfully led his armies, taking Houmt Souk from the enemy.
  197.  
  198. - 1110 -
  199. Caliph Mehtar won the war against Emir Khazrun III of Maghrawavid Emirate 'the Usurper'.
  200. Mehtar Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Tripolitania, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  201. Prince Abderahman of Fatimid Sultanate married Hanifa, daughter of Wâli Alim of Tulmaytath.
  202. Prince Abderahman of Fatimid Sultanate married Nafisa, daughter of Wâli Alim of Tulmaytath.
  203. Caliph Mehtar, leader of all Shia faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 1 June, 1110.
  204. Caliph Mehtar died under suspicious circumstances on 1 June, 1110. His Egyptian half-brother Abderahman succeeded to the throne of the Sultanate as Caliph Abderahman.
  205.  
  206. Caliph Abderahman married Sholah, daughter of Wâli Alim of Tulmaytath.
  207. Prince Tamim of Zirid Kingdom, a powerful vassal of Caliph Abderahman, converted from to Shia.
  208.  
  209. - 1111 -
  210. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Levantine realm of Faraman Peasant Revolt, ruled by Murad.
  211. The army of Caliph Abderahman, commanded by Sheikh Hussamaddin of Farama, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Faraman Peasant Revolt.
  212. Murad of Faraman Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abderahman.
  213.  
  214. - 1112 -
  215. Gabri’el, the firstborn son, was born to Caliph Abderahman.
  216. Caliph Abderahman undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  217.  
  218. - 1113 -
  219. Caliph Abderahman, leader of all Shia faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 1 June, 1113.
  220. Caliph Abderahman died under suspicious circumstances on 1 June, 1113. His son, Gabri’el, succeeded to the throne of the Sultanate with a grand ceremony in Cairo.
  221.  
  222. A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Al Alamayn.
  223.  
  224. - 1114 -
  225. Gabri’el Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Nobatia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  226.  
  227. - 1115 -
  228. Caliph Gabri’el went to war against King Dioskoros of Alodia.
  229. The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Irbid.
  230. The army of Caliph Gabri’el, commanded by Emir Abdul-Haq II of Haqid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Aydhab against the armies of Diskarkha Emirate.
  231.  
  232. - 1116 -
  233. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Levantine realm of Druze Uprising, ruled by Khalid.
  234. The army of Caliph Gabri’el, commanded by Emir Abdul-Haq II of Haqid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Kosti against the armies of Diskarkha Emirate.
  235. Caliph Gabri’el won the war against King Dioskoros of Alodia.
  236. Gabri’el Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Alodia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  237.  
  238. - 1117 -
  239. The army of Caliph Gabri’el, commanded by Emir Abdul-Haq II of Haqid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the armies of Druze Uprising.
  240. Khalid of Druze Uprising lost the war against Caliph Gabri’el.
  241. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Norman realm of Gerard's Host, ruled by Gerard.
  242. The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Az Zarqa.
  243. The army of Caliph Gabri’el, commanded by Emir Abdul-Haq II of Haqid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Darum against the armies of Gerard's Host.
  244.  
  245. - 1118 -
  246. The army of Caliph Gabri’el, commanded by Emir Abdul-Haq II of Haqid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Wadi Musa against the armies of Gerard's Host.
  247. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Levantine realm of Druze Uprising, ruled by Youkhanna.
  248. Youkhanna of Druze Uprising lost the war against Caliph Gabri’el.
  249.  
  250. - 1119 -
  251. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Levantine realm of Druze Uprising, ruled by Sharaf.
  252. Sharaf of Druze Uprising lost the war against Caliph Gabri’el.
  253.  
  254. - 1120 -
  255. Gabri’el Fatimid created the title of Sultanate of Africa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  256. Gabri’el Fatimid created the title of Sultanate of Nubia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  257.  
  258. - 1121 -
  259. Abisalom Fatimid married Çiçek, daughter of Khagan Aepak of Cumania.
  260. Caliph Gabri’el went to war against Sheikh Sharaf of Al Jawf.
  261.  
  262. - 1122 -
  263. The army of Caliph Gabri’el, commanded by High Chief Ioseph of Alodia, was victorious in the battle of Petra against the armies of Al Jawf.
  264.  
  265. - 1123 -
  266. The army of Caliph Gabri’el, commanded by High Chief Ioseph of Alodia, was victorious in the battle of Al Jawf against the armies of Al Jawf.
  267.  
  268. - 1124 -
  269. Caliph Gabri’el won the war against Sheikh Sharaf of Al Jawf.
  270.  
  271. - 1125 -
  272. Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Makuria.
  273.  
  274. - 1126 -
  275. The armies of Fatimid Sultanate, led by Abdul-Salaam of Umarid Revolt, captured Alexandria.
  276. Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Caliph Gabri’el.
  277.  
  278. - 1127 -
  279. Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Harer.
  280.  
  281. - 1128 -
  282. Caliph Gabri’el married Princess Suraya, daughter of Sultan Mubashir I of Aftasid Sultanate.
  283.  
  284. - 1129 -
  285. Arsenios, the firstborn son, was born to Caliph Gabri’el.
  286. Caliph Gabri’el held a Furusiyya, inviting all the great warriors of the realm to compete in skill at arms.
  287. The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Tiberias.
  288.  
  289. - 1130 -
  290. Several people in Cairo spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.
  291.  
  292. - 1131 -
  293. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Nubian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Hêlias.
  294. The army of Caliph Gabri’el, commanded by Emir Abdul-Haq II of Haqid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Suakin against the armies of Miaphysite Uprising.
  295. Hêlias of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph Gabri’el.
  296.  
  297. - 1132 -
  298. Caliph Gabri’el undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  299.  
  300. - 1133 -
  301. Fatimid Sultanate was attacked by the Nubian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Senouthios.
  302. Senouthios of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph Gabri’el.
  303.  
  304. - 1134 -
  305. Caliph Gabri’el married Rajkumari Zainab Tari, daughter of Maharaja Bhoongar II of Soomra Kingdom.
  306. Caliph Gabri’el married Sati, daughter of Khagan Mustafa of Karakhanid Khaganate.
  307.  
  308. - 1135 -
  309. Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Irbid.
  310.  
  311. - 1136 -
  312. People in Nobatia claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.
  313.  
  314. - 1137 -
  315. In Cairo, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Caliph Gabri’el.
  316.  
  317. - 1138 -
  318. Several people in Cairo spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.
  319.  
  320. - 1139 -
  321. In Cairo, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Caliph Gabri’el.
  322.  
  323. - 1140 -
  324. Caliph Gabri’el married Aaqila, daughter of Emir Kenan of Aznagid Emirate.
  325.  
  326. - 1141 -
  327. Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Cyrenaica.
  328.  
  329. - 1142 -
  330. Gabri’el Fatimid displayed his great power by founding the new Fatimid Empire.
  331. Empress Suraya, the wife of Caliph Gabri’el, was murdered on the orders of Zainab Tari Soomra on 11 December, 1142.
  332. Empress Zainab Tari, the wife of Caliph Gabri’el, was poisoned to death on the order of Caliph Gabri’el on 15 December, 1142.
  333. Caliph Gabri’el married Gulçiçek, daughter of Khan Karatay of Karakhanid.
  334.  
  335. - 1143 -
  336. Pope Benedictus X declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer Jerusalem from the Shias.
  337. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Benedictus X 'the Quarreller'.
  338. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Nubian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Andreas.
  339.  
  340. - 1144 -
  341. Gabrielkouda of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph Gabri’el.
  342.  
  343. - 1145 -
  344. Caliph Gabri’el married Rajkumari Premala, daughter of Maharaja Khaira of Soomra Kingdom.
  345.  
  346. - 1146 -
  347. Empress Gulçiçek, the wife of Caliph Gabri’el, died in childbirth on 26 February, 1146.
  348. The Crusade declared by Benedictus ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Shias.
  349. Pope Benedictus X 'the Quarreller' won the war against Caliph Gabri’el.
  350. Hanifa, the mother of Caliph Gabri’el, died of Cancer on 7 October, 1146.
  351.  
  352. - 1147 -
  353. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Sindhi realm of Rajkumar Alauddin's Host, ruled by Alauddin.
  354.  
  355. - 1148 -
  356. Arsenios Fatimid married Sahba, daughter of Emir Sami III of Rassid Emirate.
  357.  
  358. - 1149 -
  359. Caliph Gabri’el, leader of all Shia faithful, died of poor health on 9 January, 1149.
  360. Caliph Gabri’el died of poor health on 9 January, 1149. His son, Arsenios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Cairo.
  361.  
  362. Rajkumar Alauddin of Soomra Kingdom lost the war against Caliph Arsenios.
  363.  
  364. - 1150 -
  365. Yassir Fatimid married Princess Premala, daughter of Maharaja Khaira of Soomra Kingdom.
  366. Fatima, the firstborn daughter, was born to Caliph Arsenios.
  367.  
  368. - 1151 -
  369. Caliph Arsenios declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Catholics.
  370. Caliph Arsenios declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Catholics.
  371. Caliph Arsenios went to war against King Lennon of Scotland.
  372. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Sulaymanid Beylerbeylik, ruled by Satrap Aydogdu 'the Tenacious'.
  373.  
  374. - 1152 -
  375. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Acre against the army of Urmhumhain, commanded by Earl Fubthad of Urmhumhain.
  376. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Jaffa against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Lennon of Scotland.
  377.  
  378. - 1153 -
  379. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Halaban against the army of Seljuk Sultanate, commanded by Satrap Aydogdu of Sulaymanid Beylerbeylik.
  380. Caliph Arsenios lost the battle of Acre against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Maldred of Scotland.
  381.  
  382. - 1154 -
  383. Ridwan, the firstborn son, was born to Caliph Arsenios.
  384. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Maan against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Maldred of Scotland.
  385. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Halaban against the army of Seljuk Sultanate, commanded by Satrap Aydogdu of Sulaymanid Beylerbeylik.
  386. Satrap Aydogdu of Sulaymanid Beylerbeylik 'the Tenacious' made peace with Caliph Arsenios.
  387.  
  388. - 1155 -
  389. Caliph Arsenios lost the battle of Petra against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Maldred of Scotland.
  390. Prince Ridwan, the heir of Caliph Arsenios, died a sickly infant on 13 June, 1155.
  391.  
  392. - 1156 -
  393. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Nubian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Raphael.
  394. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Sheikh Yahya of Petra, was defeated in the battle of Nubia against the armies of Miaphysite Uprising.
  395. Afalku, the firstborn son, was born to Caliph Arsenios.
  396. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Nubia against the army of Miaphysite Uprising, commanded by Raphael of Miaphysite Uprising.
  397. Raphael of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph Arsenios.
  398.  
  399. - 1157 -
  400. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the French realm of Gauthier's Host, ruled by Gauthier.
  401. The Jihad declared by Arsenios Fatimid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Jerusalem.
  402. Caliph Arsenios lost the war against King Maldred of Scotland.
  403. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Bahri Emirate, ruled by Emir Firuz II.
  404. Caliph Arsenios tried but failed to imprison Emir Firuz II of Bahri Emirate, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
  405.  
  406. - 1158 -
  407. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Captain Binyamin of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Sarqihya against the armies of Bahri Emirate.
  408. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Turkish realm of Danismend's Host, ruled by Danismend.
  409.  
  410. - 1159 -
  411. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Captain Binyamin of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Farama against the armies of Gauthier's Host.
  412. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Captain Binyamin of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Damascus against the armies of Danismend's Host.
  413. Empress Sahba, the wife of Caliph Arsenios, died in childbirth on 5 November, 1159.
  414. Caliph Arsenios married Rajkumari Sohni, daughter of Maharaja Khaira of Soomra Kingdom.
  415. Caliph Arsenios married Princess Gunduz, daughter of Sultan Alp Arslan III of Seljuk Sultanate.
  416.  
  417. - 1160 -
  418. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Aswan against the army of Bahri Emirate, commanded by Wâli Muhammad of Mut.
  419. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Napata against the army of Bahri Emirate, commanded by Wâli Muhammad of Mut.
  420. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Atbara against the army of Bahri Emirate, commanded by Emir Firuz II of Bahri Emirate.
  421. Emir Firuz II of Bahri Emirate 'the Seducer' lost the war against Caliph Arsenios.
  422.  
  423. - 1161 -
  424. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Shaka against the army of Danismend's Host, commanded by Danismend of Danismend's Host.
  425. Danismend of Danismend's Host made peace with Caliph Arsenios.
  426.  
  427. - 1162 -
  428. Caliph Arsenios went to war against King Mekonnen of Axum.
  429. Yassir Fatimid married Princess Madiha, daughter of Sultan Alp Arslan IV of Seljuk Sultanate.
  430. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Mayor Mahmud of Dhamar, was victorious in the battle of Asayita against the armies of Axum.
  431. The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Dotawo.
  432. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Akordat against the army of Axum, commanded by King Mekonnen of Axum.
  433. Caliph Arsenios won the war against King Mekonnen of Axum.
  434.  
  435. - 1163 -
  436. Caliph Arsenios married Suraya, daughter of Emir Garsiya of Dhunnunid Emirate.
  437.  
  438. - 1164 -
  439. Arsenios Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Socotra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  440.  
  441. - 1165 -
  442. A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Trinkitat.
  443.  
  444. - 1166 -
  445. Caliph Arsenios undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  446. Caliph Arsenios held a Furusiyya, inviting all the great warriors of the realm to compete in skill at arms.
  447.  
  448. - 1167 -
  449. Caliph Arsenios married Jazarah, daughter of Asfiha Solomonid.
  450.  
  451. - 1168 -
  452. Empress Gunduz, the wife of Caliph Arsenios, died under suspicious circumstances on 31 October, 1168.
  453.  
  454. - 1169 -
  455. A giant destroyed several villages in Kathiri, but then disappeared without trace.
  456.  
  457. - 1170 -
  458. Prince Nuraddin, the heir of Caliph Arsenios, died of Camp Fever on 13 April, 1170.
  459.  
  460. - 1171 -
  461. The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Irbid.
  462. Caliph Arsenios, through deeds and character, came to be known as Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis'.
  463. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Druze Uprising, ruled by Amir.
  464.  
  465. - 1172 -
  466. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Turkish realm of Umur's Host, ruled by Umur.
  467. Amir of Druze Uprising lost the war against Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis'.
  468.  
  469. - 1173 -
  470. Empress Suraya, the wife of Caliph Arsenios, vanished without a trace on 25 April, 1173.
  471. Caliph Arsenios married Amunet, daughter of Emir Yared III of Ismailid Emirate.
  472.  
  473. - 1174 -
  474. The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Atbara.
  475. Umur of Umur's Host lost the war against Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis'.
  476.  
  477. - 1175 -
  478. A river flooded parts of Sanaa in the spring.
  479.  
  480. - 1176 -
  481. In Cairo, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Caliph Arsenios.
  482.  
  483. - 1177 -
  484. Caliph Arsenios went to war against Bey Sökmen of Al-Sukhnah.
  485. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Bostra against the army of Al-Sukhnah, commanded by Bey Sökmen of Al-Sukhnah.
  486.  
  487. - 1178 -
  488. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Az Zarqa against the army of Al-Sukhnah, commanded by Bey Sökmen of Al-Sukhnah.
  489. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Suwaida against the army of Aepak's Host, commanded by Aepak of Aepak's Host.
  490.  
  491. - 1179 -
  492. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Sheikh Sirhan of Al Mafraq, was victorious in the battle of Az Zarqa against the armies of Al-Sukhnah.
  493. Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis' won the war against Bey Sökmen of Al-Sukhnah.
  494. Arsenios Fatimid created the title of Sultanate of Syria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  495. Caliph Arsenios went to war against Emir Jalaaladdin II of Cilicia.
  496. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Damascus against the army of Cilicia, commanded by Emir Jalaaladdin II of Cilicia.
  497.  
  498. - 1180 -
  499. Empress Sohni, the wife of Caliph Arsenios, died of Cancer on 28 April, 1180.
  500. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Al-Sukhnah against the army of Cilicia, commanded by Emir Jalaaladdin II of Cilicia.
  501.  
  502. - 1181 -
  503. The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Aydhab.
  504. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Palmyra against the army of Cilicia, commanded by Emir Jalaaladdin II of Cilicia.
  505. Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis' won the war against Emir Jalaaladdin II of Cilicia.
  506. Arsenios Fatimid usurped the Sheikhdom of Palmyra from Jalaaladdin Mirdasid.
  507. Caliph Arsenios married Princess Kamala, daughter of Viceroy Alim of Hashimid Sultanate.
  508.  
  509. - 1182 -
  510. Empress Jazarah, the wife of Caliph Arsenios, died in childbirth on 2 March, 1182.
  511. Caliph Arsenios went to war against King Benaim of Abyssinia.
  512.  
  513. - 1183 -
  514. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Musa Fatimid, was victorious in the battle of Wag against the armies of Abyssinia.
  515.  
  516. - 1184 -
  517. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Musa Fatimid, was victorious in the battle of Begemder against the armies of Abyssinia.
  518. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Al Mafraqian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Majid.
  519. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Musa Fatimid, was victorious in the battle of Begemder against the armies of Abyssinia.
  520. Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis' won the war against King Benaim of Abyssinia.
  521. Empress Amunet, the wife of Caliph Arsenios, was burnt at the stake on the order of Caliph Arsenios on 28 October, 1184.
  522. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Al Mafraq against the army of Al Mafraqian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Majid of Al Mafraqian Peasant Revolt.
  523. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Hijazian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Rasul.
  524. Majid of Al Mafraqian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis'.
  525.  
  526. - 1185 -
  527. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Hijaz against the army of Hijazian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Rasul of Hijazian Peasant Revolt.
  528. Rasul of Hijazian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis'.
  529. Caliph Arsenios went to war against King Maldred of Scotland.
  530.  
  531. - 1186 -
  532. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Turkish realm of Porsuk's Host, ruled by Porsuk.
  533. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Sheikh Adhid of Bostra, was victorious in the battle of Bostra against the armies of Kutan's Host.
  534. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Maldred of Scotland.
  535. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Tiberias against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Maldred of Scotland.
  536. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Acre against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kaiser Ulrich III of the Holy Roman Empire.
  537.  
  538. - 1187 -
  539. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Maldred of Scotland.
  540. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the army of the Holy Roman Empire, commanded by Kaiser Ulrich III of the Holy Roman Empire.
  541. Abu-Bakr Fatimid married Sibel, daughter of Khagan Girgen II of Thocomer.
  542. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Maldred of Scotland.
  543. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Amman against the army of Norge, commanded by King Ragnvald of Norge.
  544. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Az Zarqa against the army of Porsuk's Host, commanded by Porsuk of Porsuk's Host.
  545.  
  546. - 1188 -
  547. The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kassala.
  548. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Acre against the army of Scotland, commanded by Duke Lennon II of Jerusalem.
  549.  
  550. - 1189 -
  551. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Acre against the army of Scotland, commanded by Queen Kenna of Scotland.
  552.  
  553. - 1190 -
  554. A goat with three heads was born in Napata.
  555.  
  556. - 1191 -
  557. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Mayor Akab of Daraa, was victorious in the battle of Damascus against the armies of Zhezdi.
  558. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Acre against the army of Connachta, commanded by Queen Berengaria of Connachta.
  559. The army of Caliph Arsenios, commanded by Mayor Akab of Daraa, was victorious in the battle of Damascus against the armies of Zhezdi.
  560.  
  561. - 1192 -
  562. Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis' won the war against Queen Kenna of Scotland.
  563. Arsenios Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Jerusalem, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  564. Caliph Arsenios was victorious in the battle of Druz against the army of Porsuk's Host, commanded by Porsuk of Porsuk's Host.
  565. Porsuk of Porsuk's Host lost the war against Caliph Arsenios 'Son of Iblis'.
  566. Empress Kamala, the wife of Caliph Arsenios, was murdered on the orders of Viceroy Murad of Suleimid Sultanate on 5 November, 1192.
  567. Caliph Arsenios married Princess Tigmi, daughter of Sultan Hasan I of Almoravid Sultanate.
  568. Caliph Arsenios married Kolonkan, daughter of Mansa Kukuray of Mali.
  569.  
  570. - 1193 -
  571. Arsenios Fatimid usurped the Sultanate of Abyssinia from Benaim Solomonid.
  572. Arsenios Fatimid usurped the Emirate of Berbera from Gebre Mengesha.
  573. Arsenios Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Damman, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  574.  
  575. - 1194 -
  576. Caliph Arsenios, leader of all Shia faithful, died of depression on 19 July, 1194.
  577. Caliph Arsenios died of depression on 19 July, 1194. His son, Abu-Bakr, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Cairo.
  578.  
  579. Caliph Abu-Bakr went to war against Serene Doge Riccardo of Pisa.
  580.  
  581. - 1195 -
  582. Caliph Abu-Bakr was victorious in the battle of Mahdia against the army of Trent, commanded by Prince-Bishop Stefan of Trent.
  583. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Majid.
  584. Majid of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abu-Bakr.
  585.  
  586. - 1196 -
  587. Caliph Abu-Bakr was victorious in the battle of Tunis against the army of Savoy, commanded by Duke Guntram of Savoy.
  588. The army of Caliph Abu-Bakr, commanded by Mayor Fayiz of Salt, was victorious in the battle of Bostra against the armies of Togli's Host.
  589. Caliph Abu-Bakr was victorious in the battle of Tunis against the army of Savoy, commanded by Duke Guntram of Savoy.
  590. Caliph Abu-Bakr was victorious in the battle of Kairwan against the army of Pisa, commanded by Serene Doge Riccardo of Pisa.
  591.  
  592. - 1197 -
  593. The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Buhairya.
  594. Caliph Abu-Bakr was victorious in the battle of Bizerte against the army of Pisa, commanded by Lord Mayor Bernardo of Piombino.
  595. Caliph Abu-Bakr made peace with Serene Doge Riccardo of Pisa.
  596.  
  597. - 1198 -
  598. Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Socotra just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.
  599.  
  600. - 1199 -
  601. Caliph Abu-Bakr undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  602. Abu-Bakr Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Wag, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  603.  
  604. - 1200 -
  605. Prince Arsenios, the heir of Caliph Abu-Bakr, died of Pneumonia on 23 January, 1200.
  606. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Fatimid Decadence Revolt, ruled by Abderahman.
  607. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Turkish realm of Selçuk's Host, ruled by Selçuk.
  608.  
  609. - 1201 -
  610. Abderahman of Fatimid Decadence Revolt made peace with Caliph Abu-Bakr.
  611.  
  612. - 1202 -
  613. The army of Caliph Abu-Bakr, commanded by Yassir Fatimid, was victorious in the battle of Maan against the armies of Selçuk's Host.
  614. Abu-Bakr Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Damot, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  615. Caliph Abu-Bakr married Princess Tasa'fut, daughter of Sultan Aksel of Almoravid Sultanate.
  616. Caliph Abu-Bakr married Princess Yagana, daughter of Viceroy Mansur of Rassid Sultanate.
  617. Selçuk of Selçuk's Host made peace with Caliph Abu-Bakr.
  618. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Tigrinya, ruled by Count Getachew.
  619.  
  620. - 1203 -
  621. People in Senoussi claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.
  622.  
  623. - 1204 -
  624. Count Getachew of Tigrinya lost the war against Caliph Abu-Bakr.
  625.  
  626. - 1205 -
  627. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Cairene Peasant Revolt, ruled by Hanri.
  628. Hanri of Cairene Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abu-Bakr.
  629. Abu-Bakr Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Gojjam, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  630.  
  631. - 1206 -
  632. The armies of Fatimid Empire, led by Prince Ubayd of Rassid Sultanate, captured Mecca.
  633. Mecca lost Mecca to the forces of Caliph Abu-Bakr.
  634. Caliph Abu-Bakr married Deye, daughter of Farin Alayaman of Araouane.
  635.  
  636. - 1207 -
  637. Caliph Abu-Bakr, through deeds and character, came to be known as Caliph Abu-Bakr 'the Cruel'.
  638.  
  639. - 1208 -
  640. Fatimid Empire saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.
  641.  
  642. - 1209 -
  643. A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Massawa.
  644.  
  645. - 1210 -
  646. Abu-Bakr Fatimid created the title of Emirate of Gondar, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  647. The armies of Fatimid Empire, led by Prince Ubayd of Rassid Sultanate, captured Mecca.
  648. Mecca lost Mecca to the forces of Caliph Abu-Bakr.
  649.  
  650. - 1211 -
  651. Caliph Abu-Bakr went to war against Earl Ewan of Hebron.
  652. The army of Caliph Abu-Bakr, commanded by Mayor Fayiz of Salt, was victorious in the battle of Amman against the armies of Hebron.
  653. Caliph Abu-Bakr 'the Cruel' won the war against Earl Ewan of Hebron.
  654.  
  655. - 1212 -
  656. The Monophysite heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Massawa.
  657. Abu-Bakr Fatimid usurped the Sultanate of Jerusalem from Kenna Dunkeld.
  658. Abu-Bakr Fatimid usurped the Emirate of Ascalon from Kenna Dunkeld.
  659. Caliph Abu-Bakr declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Greece from the Orthodoxs.
  660. Caliph Abu-Bakr declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Greece from the Orthodoxs.
  661. Caliph Abu-Bakr went to war against Basileus Demetrios of the Byzantine Empire.
  662.  
  663. - 1213 -
  664. An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Madaba.
  665.  
  666. - 1214 -
  667. The armies of Fatimid Empire, led by Emir Yared of Bahri Emirate, captured Constantinople.
  668. The army of Caliph Abu-Bakr, commanded by Captain Akbar of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  669. The army of Caliph Abu-Bakr, commanded by Captain Akbar of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Moesia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  670. The army of Caliph Abu-Bakr, commanded by Captain Akbar of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  671.  
  672. - 1215 -
  673. The army of Caliph Abu-Bakr, commanded by Captain Akbar of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  674.  
  675. - 1216 -
  676. Caliph Abu-Bakr, leader of all Shia faithful, died of severe stress on 28 December, 1216.
  677. Caliph Abu-Bakr died of severe stress on 28 December, 1216. His son, Abdul-Aziz, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Cairo.
  678.  
  679. An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Asayita.
  680.  
  681. - 1217 -
  682. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Jahan.
  683. Caliph Abdul-Aziz was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Maximos of Nikaea.
  684. Empress Dowager Sibel, the mother of Caliph Abdul-Aziz, died under suspicious circumstances on 16 April, 1217.
  685. Caliph Abdul-Aziz was victorious in the battle of Herakleia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Eusebios of Trebizond.
  686. Caliph Abdul-Aziz was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Polotsk, commanded by High Chief Davyd III of Polotsk.
  687.  
  688. - 1218 -
  689. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Faraman Band, ruled by Hasan.
  690. Hasan of Faraman Band lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz.
  691.  
  692. - 1219 -
  693. The Jihad declared by Abdul-Aziz Fatimid ended with the successful conquest of Greece from the Orthodoxs. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
  694. Caliph Abdul-Aziz won the war against Basileus Demetrios of the Byzantine Empire 'Son of the Devil'.
  695. Caliph Abdul-Aziz, through deeds and character, came to be known as Caliph Abdul-Aziz 'the Glorious'.
  696.  
  697. - 1220 -
  698. Jahan of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz 'the Glorious'.
  699. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Sultanate of Greece, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  700. Fatimid Empire was attacked by the Levantine realm of Abbasid Emirate, ruled by Caliph Ghazi 'the Cruel'.
  701. Caliph Abdul-Aziz married Princess Maryam, daughter of Viceroy Sirhan of Fayizid Sultanate.
  702.  
  703. - 1221 -
  704. Caliph Abdul-Aziz adopted new customs to embrace Greek culture, no longer considering himself .
  705. Thomais, the firstborn daughter, was born to Caliph Abdul-Aziz.
  706.  
  707. - 1222 -
  708. Caliph Abdul-Aziz successfully led his armies, taking Ain Al-Tamur from the enemy.
  709.  
  710. - 1223 -
  711. Caliph Abdul-Aziz married Tafsut, daughter of Emir Gulusa of Cordoba.
  712. Caliph Abdul-Aziz successfully led his armies, taking Hindiya from the enemy.
  713. Caliph Ghazi 'the Cruel' lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz 'the Glorious'.
  714. Mecca lost Mecca to the forces of Caliph Abdul-Aziz.
  715. Caliph Abdul-Aziz undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  716.  
  717. - 1224 -
  718. A river flooded parts of Buhairya in the spring.
  719.  
  720. - 1225 -
  721. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz, commanded by Viceroy Sweeny of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Kobyak's Host.
  722.  
  723. - 1226 -
  724. Athanasios, the firstborn son, was born to Caliph Abdul-Aziz.
  725.  
  726. - 1227 -
  727. Caliph Abdul-Aziz married Princess Aarifa, daughter of Sultan Azenkwed of Hammadid Sultanate.
  728.  
  729. - 1228 -
  730. The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Lesbos.
  731.  
  732. - 1229 -
  733. Basilissa Maryam, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz, died after a disagreement with a meal on 11 March, 1229.
  734.  
  735. - 1230 -
  736. Caliph Abdul-Aziz married Princess Khatira, daughter of Viceroy Muzaffar of Yousifid Kingdom.
  737.  
  738. - 1231 -
  739. Caliph Abdul-Aziz supported Khagan Savur of Dulkadir Khaganate in war against his enemies.
  740.  
  741. - 1232 -
  742. Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Harer just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.
  743.  
  744. - 1233 -
  745. Caliph Abdul-Aziz lost the battle of Chuy against the army of the Mongol Empire, commanded by Khan Khagatai of Alviano.
  746. Caliph Abdul-Aziz supported Khagan Savur of Dulkadir Khaganate in war against his enemies.
  747. Pope Gregorius VII declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer Greece from the Shias.
  748. Egypt was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Gregorius VII.
  749.  
  750. - 1234 -
  751. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz, commanded by Baron Halil of Piraeaus, was victorious in the battle of Hail against the armies of Scotland.
  752. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz, commanded by Exarch Sweeny of Jerusalem, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Scotland.
  753.  
  754. - 1235 -
  755. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz, commanded by Nuri Yousifid, was defeated in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Sicily.
  756. Egypt was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Assab Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mekonnen.
  757. Caliph Abdul-Aziz was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the army of Venice, commanded by Serene Doge Leone of Venice.
  758.  
  759. - 1236 -
  760. Egypt was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Alexandrian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Sha'ban.
  761. Mekonnen of Assab Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz 'the Glorious'.
  762. Sha'ban of Alexandrian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz 'the Glorious'.
  763.  
  764. - 1237 -
  765. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz, commanded by Khalil Rassid, was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the armies of Scotland.
  766. Caliph Abdul-Aziz was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the army of Borç's Host, commanded by Borç of Borç's Host.
  767. Caliph Abdul-Aziz was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the army of Luxembourg, commanded by Countess Blanca of Luxembourg.
  768.  
  769. - 1238 -
  770. Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Lakomelza just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.
  771.  
  772. - 1239 -
  773. Caliph Abdul-Aziz, leader of all Shia faithful, died in battle against Gunnar of Vestfolder Band on 6 September, 1239.
  774. Caliph Abdul-Aziz died in battle against Gunnar of Vestfolder Band on 6 September, 1239. His son, Athanasios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Constantinople.
  775.  
  776. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Orthodox Uprising, ruled by Eustathios.
  777.  
  778. - 1240 -
  779. Eustathios of Orthodox Uprising lost the war against Caliph Athanasios.
  780.  
  781. - 1241 -
  782. A river flooded parts of Thrake in the spring.
  783.  
  784. - 1242 -
  785. The army of Caliph Athanasios, commanded by Baron Fingal of Montgisard, was victorious in the battle of Monemvasia against the armies of Bonyak's Host.
  786. The Crusade declared by Gregorius ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Greece.
  787. Pope Gregorius VII lost the war against Caliph Athanasios.
  788. Caliph Athanasios, through deeds and character, came to be known as Caliph Athanasios 'the Holy'.
  789. Caliph Athanasios married Princess Wenza, daughter of Sultan Ismail II of Almoravid Sultanate.
  790. Caliph Athanasios married Dima, daughter of Emir Wannaqo III of Seville.
  791.  
  792. - 1243 -
  793. Caliph Athanasios married Munawwar, daughter of Count Amir of Philippopolis.
  794. Caliph Athanasios undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  795. Caliph Athanasios went to war against King Fraunk of Sicily.
  796. Caliph Athanasios, leader of all Shia faithful, died of an infected wound on 25 October, 1243.
  797. Caliph Athanasios died of an infected wound on 25 October, 1243. His brother, Makarios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Constantinople.
  798.  
  799. Egypt saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.
  800.  
  801. - 1244 -
  802. The army of Caliph Makarios, commanded by Captain Nabil of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Foggia against the armies of Sicily.
  803. Caliph Makarios married Dima, daughter of Emir Wannaqo III of Seville.
  804.  
  805. - 1245 -
  806. Egypt was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Assab Peasant Revolt, ruled by Iskinder.
  807. The army of Caliph Makarios, commanded by Captain Nabil of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Salerno.
  808. The army of Caliph Makarios, commanded by Captain Nabil of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Dyrrachion against the armies of Salerno.
  809. Abdul-Aziz, the firstborn son, was born to Caliph Makarios.
  810. Caliph Makarios won the war against King Fraunk of Sicily 'the Young'.
  811. Caliph Makarios, through deeds and character, came to be known as Caliph Makarios 'the Magnificent'.
  812. Makarios Fatimid created the title of Kingdom of Sicily, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  813.  
  814. - 1246 -
  815. Egypt was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Geteye.
  816. Iskinder of Assab Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Makarios 'the Magnificent'.
  817. The army of Caliph Makarios, commanded by Merille Ramlid, was defeated in the battle of Begemder against the armies of Miaphysite Uprising.
  818. Caliph Makarios, leader of all Shia faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 12 April, 1246.
  819. Caliph Makarios died under suspicious circumstances on 12 April, 1246. His son, Abdul-Aziz, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Patras.
  820.  
  821. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Doux Is'mail of Muayyadid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Balaban's Host.
  822.  
  823. - 1247 -
  824. Geteye of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz II.
  825. Egypt was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Tekle.
  826. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Orna Hadendowa, was victorious in the battle of Begemder against the armies of Miaphysite Uprising.
  827. Tekle of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz II.
  828.  
  829. - 1248 -
  830. Egypt was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Miaphysite Uprising, ruled by Taye.
  831. Taye of Miaphysite Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz II.
  832.  
  833. - 1249 -
  834. A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Beirut.
  835.  
  836. - 1250 -
  837. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Liutbrand of Amalfi, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Ituk's Host.
  838. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Doux Is'mail of Muayyadid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of Seljuk Sultanate.
  839. Egypt was attacked by the Cuman realm of Sokal's Host, ruled by Sokal.
  840.  
  841. - 1251 -
  842. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Radolf of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Blush's Host.
  843. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Radolf of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the armies of Sokal's Host.
  844.  
  845. - 1252 -
  846. Apollonios Fatimid married Princess Khandan, daughter of Exarch Orna of Nubia.
  847. The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kyzikos.
  848. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Wali Osman of Thessalonike, was victorious in the battle of Asas against the armies of Sokal's Host.
  849. Sokal of Sokal's Host made peace with Caliph Abdul-Aziz II.
  850.  
  851. - 1253 -
  852. In Demetrias, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II.
  853.  
  854. - 1254 -
  855. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Hanri, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Girgen's Host.
  856. Apollonios Fatimid married Sarica, daughter of Khagan Savur of Dulkadir Khaganate.
  857. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Akorakor Suleimid, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Girgen's Host.
  858.  
  859. - 1255 -
  860. Egypt was attacked by the Persian realm of Fedayeen, ruled by Grand Headmaster Salahaddin 'the Quarreller'.
  861. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Azam of Sanaa, was victorious in the battle of Asir against the armies of Erdem's Host.
  862.  
  863. - 1256 -
  864. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Mayor Khalil of Bahah, was defeated in the battle of Strymon against the armies of Tolun's Host.
  865. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Doux Is'mail of Muayyadid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Deir against the armies of Tolun's Host.
  866.  
  867. - 1257 -
  868. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Salahaddin of Suwaida, was defeated in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Fedayeen.
  869. Grand Headmaster Salahaddin of Fedayeen 'the Quarreller' made peace with Caliph Abdul-Aziz II.
  870. The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Antioch.
  871.  
  872. - 1258 -
  873. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, through deeds and character, came to be known as Caliph Abdul-Aziz II 'the Young'.
  874. Egypt was attacked by the Levantine realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Bashar.
  875.  
  876. - 1259 -
  877. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Exarch Is'mail of Muayyadid Kingdom, was victorious in the battle of Al-Sukhnah against the armies of Tolun's Host.
  878. Bashar of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz II 'the Young'.
  879. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Mas'ud, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Kuntuvdi's Host.
  880.  
  881. - 1260 -
  882. Egypt was attacked by the Scottish realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Giric.
  883. Giric of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz II 'the Young'.
  884. Egypt was attacked by the Nubian realm of Trinkitat Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eliezer.
  885.  
  886. - 1261 -
  887. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Wali Osman of Thessalonike, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Borç's Host.
  888. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Baron Amare of Hawzen, was victorious in the battle of Trinkitat against the armies of Trinkitat Peasant Revolt.
  889. Eliezer of Trinkitat Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz II 'the Young'.
  890. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II married Habiba, daughter of Count Alim of Mecca.
  891.  
  892. - 1262 -
  893. Basilissa Habiba, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, died at the hands of the Hashshashin on 17 May, 1262.
  894. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II married Taneen, daughter of Wâli Shaiban of Anbar.
  895. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II married Princess Cena, daughter of Exarch Alpin of Jerusalem.
  896. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II married Princess Khadija, daughter of Exarch Alpin of Jerusalem.
  897. The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Deir.
  898.  
  899. - 1263 -
  900. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Baron Mahmud of Siwa, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Koza's Host.
  901. The Messalian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Suwaida.
  902. Sibylla, the firstborn daughter, was born to Caliph Abdul-Aziz II.
  903. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Baghdad from Akab Abbasid.
  904.  
  905. - 1264 -
  906. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Krete from Ivane Pahlavuni.
  907. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Thrace from Ivane Pahlavuni.
  908. Egypt was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Quattaran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Abdul-Aziz.
  909.  
  910. - 1265 -
  911. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Mayor Zenobios of Kalavryta, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of Quattaran Peasant Revolt.
  912. Abdul-Aziz of Quattaran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz II 'the Young'.
  913.  
  914. - 1266 -
  915. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Mas'ud, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of Aytekin's Host.
  916. Egypt was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Bahreinian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Azam.
  917. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Baron Isa of Al Mubarraz, was victorious in the battle of Bahrein against the armies of Bahreinian Peasant Revolt.
  918. Azam of Bahreinian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz II 'the Young'.
  919. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II went to war against Pope Gregorius VII.
  920. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II married Hadiya, daughter of Doux Murad III of Suleimid Duchy.
  921. Valerios, the firstborn son, was born to Caliph Abdul-Aziz II.
  922. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Gabri’el Gabri’elid, was victorious in the battle of Neapolis against the armies of the The Papacy.
  923.  
  924. - 1267 -
  925. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Gabri’el Gabri’elid, was victorious in the battle of Gaeta against the armies of the The Papacy.
  926. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Gabri’el Gabri’elid, was victorious in the battle of Roma against the armies of the The Papacy.
  927. The armies of Egypt, led by Gabri’el Gabri’elid, captured Roma.
  928. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Bishop Sewal of Cumae, was victorious in the battle of Gaeta against the armies of the The Papacy.
  929. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II 'the Young' won the war against Pope Martinus II.
  930. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid usurped the County of Rome from Martinus.
  931. Egypt was attacked by the Turkish realm of Murad's Host, ruled by Murad.
  932. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of Salahaddin's Host.
  933.  
  934. - 1268 -
  935. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the armies of Sugrid.
  936. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the armies of Togay's Host.
  937. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Smyrna against the armies of Sugrid.
  938.  
  939. - 1269 -
  940. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Mayor Fayiz of Portella, was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the armies of Koza's Host.
  941. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Imeretia against the armies of Murad's Host.
  942. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Doux Ramadan of Damman, was victorious in the battle of Madaba against the armies of Zahir's Host.
  943. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Murad's Host.
  944. Murad of Murad's Host lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz II 'the Young'.
  945. Basilissa Cena, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, was executed by Caliph Abdul-Aziz II on 13 August, 1269.
  946. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II married Esin, daughter of Bayezid Inalid.
  947.  
  948. - 1270 -
  949. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Baron Kamran of Iskandriya, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Demir's Host.
  950. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Doux Qawurd of Rassid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Halaban against the armies of Kemal's Host.
  951. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Mayor Faisal of Pakhoras, was victorious in the battle of Dotawo against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
  952. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Ghani of Mahdia, was victorious in the battle of Calatrava against the armies of Tutus's Host.
  953. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  954. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II went to war against Serene Doge Severino II of Venice.
  955.  
  956. - 1271 -
  957. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Kambine, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Venice.
  958. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Épieros against the armies of Venice.
  959.  
  960. - 1272 -
  961. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Loon.
  962. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II, leader of all Shia faithful, died of Great Pox on 15 March, 1272.
  963. Caliph Abdul-Aziz II died of Great Pox on 15 March, 1272. His son, Valerios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Thebes.
  964.  
  965. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Antiochian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Anatolios.
  966. The army of Caliph Valerios, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Tutus's Host.
  967. The army of Caliph Valerios, commanded by Count Hakym of Methone, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of Antiochian Peasant Revolt.
  968. Anatolios of Antiochian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Valerios.
  969. Pope Nicolaus III declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer Sicily from the Shias.
  970. Egypt was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Nicolaus III.
  971.  
  972. - 1273 -
  973. The army of Caliph Valerios, commanded by Exarch Abdullah of Arabia, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Yakut's Host.
  974. The army of Caliph Valerios, commanded by Wali Ghiyasaddin of Korinthos, was victorious in the battle of Neapolis against the armies of Salerno.
  975. The army of Caliph Valerios, commanded by Wali Ghiyasaddin of Korinthos, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Scotland.
  976. The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kaliopolis.
  977. The army of Caliph Valerios, commanded by Doux Ramadan of Damman, was victorious in the battle of Medina against the armies of Kemal's Host.
  978. The army of Caliph Valerios, commanded by Baron Pamphilios of Petobriga, was victorious in the battle of Árta against the armies of Loon.
  979. The army of Caliph Valerios, commanded by Amir Omarid, was victorious in the battle of Tyrus against the armies of Scotland.
  980. On 7 December, 1273, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
  981.  
  982. - 1274 -
  983. Caliph Valerios, leader of all Shia faithful, died after a disagreement with a meal on 12 February, 1274.
  984. Caliph Valerios died after a disagreement with a meal on 12 February, 1274. His half-sister, Sibylla, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Cairo.
  985.  
  986. On 16 July, 1274 the Plague arrived at our borders. May Allah protect us.
  987. Calipha Sibylla won the war against Serene Doge Severino II of Venice 'the Shadow'.
  988. Sibylla Fatimid usurped the Kingdom of Greece from Makarios Fatimid.
  989. The army of Calipha Sibylla, commanded by Shujah Hananid, was victorious in the battle of Mahra against the armies of Tutus's Host.
  990.  
  991. - 1275 -
  992. Egypt was attacked by the Berber realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Massnsen.
  993. On 17 December, 1275 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
  994.  
  995. - 1276 -
  996. The Crusade declared by Nicolaus ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Sicily.
  997. Pope Nicolaus III 'the Holy' lost the war against Calipha Sibylla.
  998. Calipha Sibylla, through deeds and character, came to be known as Calipha Sibylla 'the Holy'.
  999.  
  1000. - 1277 -
  1001. On 17 February, 1277 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
  1002. On 17 February, 1277 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
  1003. On 17 February, 1277 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
  1004. Ugwistan of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Calipha Sibylla 'the Holy'.
  1005. Empress Dowager Taneen, the mother of Calipha Sibylla, died of poor physique on 22 August, 1277.
  1006.  
  1007. - 1278 -
  1008. On 17 March, 1278 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
  1009.  
  1010. - 1279 -
  1011. On 17 April, 1279 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
  1012. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Egyptian Revolt, ruled by Makarios.
  1013. Calipha Sibylla married Zenobios.
  1014.  
  1015. - 1280 -
  1016. On 17 May, 1280 word reached us that India has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
  1017. The army of Calipha Sibylla, commanded by Prince Imamaddin of Nubia, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.
  1018. The armies of Egypt, led by Prince Imamaddin of Nubia, captured Constantinople.
  1019.  
  1020. - 1281 -
  1021. On 17 June, 1281 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
  1022. The army of Calipha Sibylla, commanded by Baron Khalid of Suada, was victorious in the battle of Jerusalem against the armies of Egyptian Revolt.
  1023.  
  1024. - 1282 -
  1025. Makarios of Egyptian Revolt lost the war against Calipha Sibylla 'the Holy'.
  1026.  
  1027. - 1283 -
  1028. Egypt was attacked by the Berber realm of Kamal's Host, ruled by Kamal.
  1029. On 17 August, 1283 word reached us that the Steppes have been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
  1030. The army of Calipha Sibylla, commanded by Umaya, was victorious in the battle of Deir against the armies of Inal's Host.
  1031.  
  1032. - 1284 -
  1033. Abdul-Aziz, the firstborn son, was born to Calipha Sibylla.
  1034. Kamal of Kamal's Host made peace with Calipha Sibylla 'the Holy'.
  1035.  
  1036. - 1285 -
  1037. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Constantinopian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ignatios.
  1038. Ignatios of Constantinopian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Calipha Sibylla 'the Holy'.
  1039. Calipha Sibylla undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  1040.  
  1041. - 1286 -
  1042. Calipha Sibylla declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Bulgaria from the Orthodoxs.
  1043. Calipha Sibylla declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Bulgaria from the Orthodoxs.
  1044. Calipha Sibylla went to war against Kaiserin Richenza of the Byzantine Empire.
  1045. The army of Calipha Sibylla, commanded by Zenobios Karabitziotes, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  1046. The army of Calipha Sibylla, commanded by Count Hamdan of Samarra, was victorious in the battle of Deir against the armies of Bayezid's Host.
  1047. The army of Calipha Sibylla, commanded by Mayor Selassie of Chrysopolis, was victorious in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  1048.  
  1049. - 1287 -
  1050. Bagdad lost Bagdad to the forces of Khagan Tamachi of the Mongol Empire.
  1051. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Orthodox Uprising, ruled by Diogenes.
  1052. The army of Calipha Sibylla, commanded by Ivan, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  1053. The army of Calipha Sibylla, commanded by Zenobios Karabitziotes, was victorious in the battle of Épieros against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
  1054. Diogenes of Orthodox Uprising lost the war against Calipha Sibylla 'the Holy'.
  1055. Calipha Sibylla, leader of all Shia faithful, died of Great Pox on 17 November, 1287.
  1056. Calipha Sibylla died of Great Pox on 17 November, 1287. Her son, Abdul-Aziz, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Constantinople.
  1057.  
  1058. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Zenobios Karabitziotes, was victorious in the battle of Serdica against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
  1059.  
  1060. - 1288 -
  1061. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Umaya, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Inal's Host.
  1062. Egypt was attacked by the Italian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Barnaba.
  1063. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Zenobios Karabitziotes, was victorious in the battle of Serdica against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
  1064. Egypt was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Cairene Peasant Revolt, ruled by Haroun.
  1065.  
  1066. - 1289 -
  1067. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Orthodox Uprising, ruled by Konstas.
  1068. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Count Amare of Begemder, was victorious in the battle of Épieros against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
  1069. Konstas of Orthodox Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1070. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Muzaffaraddin, was victorious in the battle of Cairo against the armies of Cairene Peasant Revolt.
  1071. Haroun of Cairene Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1072. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Armand de Chypre, was victorious in the battle of Gaeta against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
  1073. Barnaba of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1074. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Zenobios Karabitziotes, was victorious in the battle of Serdica against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  1075.  
  1076. - 1290 -
  1077. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Zenobios Karabitziotes, was victorious in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  1078.  
  1079. - 1291 -
  1080. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Count Faisal of Tabuk, was victorious in the battle of Bahrein against the armies of Ridvan's Host.
  1081.  
  1082. - 1292 -
  1083. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Exarch Murad II of Suleimid Sultanate, was victorious in the battle of Serdica against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  1084. The Jihad declared by Abdul-Aziz Fatimid ended with the successful conquest of Bulgaria from the Orthodoxs. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
  1085. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III won the war against Kaiserin Richenza of the Byzantine Empire.
  1086. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, through deeds and character, came to be known as Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1087.  
  1088. - 1293 -
  1089. Exarch Makarios II of Sicily married Paymaneh, daughter of Count Abdul-Wahab of Al Jawf.
  1090. Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1091. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Kingdom of Bulgaria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1092.  
  1093. - 1294 -
  1094. The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Akordat.
  1095.  
  1096. - 1295 -
  1097. Egypt was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Hurufi Uprising, ruled by Getachew.
  1098. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Christophoros, was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the armies of Kemal's Host.
  1099. Egypt was attacked by the Berber realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Izri.
  1100.  
  1101. - 1296 -
  1102. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Christophoros, was victorious in the battle of Sennar against the armies of Hurufi Uprising.
  1103. Getachew of Hurufi Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1104.  
  1105. - 1297 -
  1106. The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Quena.
  1107. Egypt was attacked by the Egyptian realm of Hurufi Uprising, ruled by Milad.
  1108.  
  1109. - 1298 -
  1110. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Christophoros, was victorious in the battle of Agrigenton against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
  1111. Izri of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1112.  
  1113. - 1299 -
  1114. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Christophoros, was victorious in the battle of Asyut against the armies of Hurufi Uprising.
  1115. Milad of Hurufi Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1116. Egypt was attacked by the Norman realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Jordan.
  1117.  
  1118. - 1300 -
  1119. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Rafiq of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
  1120. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Count Abdul-Gafur of Duqm, was victorious in the battle of Mecca against the armies of Tunga's Host.
  1121. Jordan of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1122. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III married Princess Ros, daughter of Exarch Conall of Jerusalem.
  1123. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III went to war against Sultan Yasar of Muzaffarid Sultanate.
  1124.  
  1125. - 1301 -
  1126. The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Strymon.
  1127.  
  1128. - 1302 -
  1129. Sibylla, the firstborn daughter, was born to Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1130. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III married Bozçin, daughter of Khagan Afsin of Dulkadir Khaganate.
  1131. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious' won the war against Sultan Bashar II of Muzaffarid Sultanate.
  1132.  
  1133. - 1303 -
  1134. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III married Alia, daughter of Baron Farhan of Hermopolis.
  1135.  
  1136. - 1304 -
  1137. In Mosul, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1138.  
  1139. - 1305 -
  1140. Count Zenobios 'the Butcher', the father of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, died a natural death on 22 January, 1305.
  1141. Basilissa Bozçin, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, died in childbirth on 6 March, 1305.
  1142. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III married Ayten, daughter of Khan Tugrul II of Inalid Clan.
  1143. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Kingdom of Serbia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1144. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Moesia from Theophanes Chalcocondyles.
  1145. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Cyprus from Basillike Vanantezi.
  1146. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Karvuna from Richenza von Landsberg.
  1147.  
  1148. - 1306 -
  1149. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Epirus, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1150. Basilissa Alia, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, died of Great Pox on 2 August, 1306.
  1151.  
  1152. - 1307 -
  1153. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III married Sitara, daughter of Sheikh Hamdan of Rafha.
  1154. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III married Mahdokht, daughter of Bahman Shabankarai.
  1155. Egypt was attacked by the Nubian realm of Alodia Peasant Revolt, ruled by Hoase.
  1156.  
  1157. - 1308 -
  1158. Phokas, the firstborn son, was born to Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1159. Egypt was attacked by the Nubian realm of Makurian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Lazaros.
  1160. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Abebe Gideon, was victorious in the battle of Alodia against the armies of Alodia Peasant Revolt.
  1161. Hoase of Alodia Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1162. The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Arsa.
  1163.  
  1164. - 1309 -
  1165. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Bononia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1166. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Basra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1167. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Rascia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1168. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Shewa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1169. The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Singidounon.
  1170. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Abdul-Azeem Yousifid, was victorious in the battle of Cairo against the armies of Makurian Peasant Revolt.
  1171. Lazaros of Makurian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1172.  
  1173. - 1310 -
  1174. In Mosul, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1175.  
  1176. - 1311 -
  1177. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III supported Khan Hizir II of Khiva in war against his enemies.
  1178. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Mayor Zeyd of Al Hasa, was victorious in the battle of Damman against the armies of Khivan Revolt.
  1179. Rome lost Rome to the forces of Pope Innocentius III.
  1180.  
  1181. - 1312 -
  1182. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Baron Mursel of Wasit, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Khivan Revolt.
  1183. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Baron Najib of Samavah, was victorious in the battle of Khliat against the armies of Khivan Revolt.
  1184.  
  1185. - 1313 -
  1186. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Baron Najib of Samavah, was victorious in the battle of Kermanshah against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
  1187.  
  1188. - 1314 -
  1189. Several people in Constantinople spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.
  1190.  
  1191. - 1315 -
  1192. A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Benevento.
  1193.  
  1194. - 1316 -
  1195. Egypt was attacked by the Scottish realm of Madaban Peasant Revolt, ruled by Carbrey.
  1196. Carbrey of Madaban Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1197.  
  1198. - 1317 -
  1199. The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Prusa.
  1200. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III held a Furusiyya, inviting all the great warriors of the realm to compete in skill at arms.
  1201.  
  1202. - 1318 -
  1203. A giant destroyed several villages in Acre, but then disappeared without trace.
  1204.  
  1205. - 1319 -
  1206. The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Vaspurakan.
  1207. Egypt was attacked by the Armenian realm of Armenian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Manuel.
  1208.  
  1209. - 1320 -
  1210. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Mayor Zacharias of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Vaspurakan against the armies of Armenian Liberation Revolt.
  1211. Manuel of Armenian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1212.  
  1213. - 1321 -
  1214. Exarchessa Barbara of Sicily married Prince Tryphon, son of Caliph Abdul-Aziz II.
  1215.  
  1216. - 1322 -
  1217. As a distinguished leader of the Hermetic Society, Caliph Abdul-Aziz III invited all members to partake in a Grand Debate.
  1218.  
  1219. - 1323 -
  1220. The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Basra.
  1221. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Sabah, was victorious in the battle of Kyzikos against the armies of Kiliç's Host.
  1222.  
  1223. - 1324 -
  1224. Rome lost Rome to the forces of Pope Victor III.
  1225. The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ilam.
  1226.  
  1227. - 1325 -
  1228. The earth shook for three days in Asyut, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.
  1229.  
  1230. - 1326 -
  1231. The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Al Mafraq.
  1232.  
  1233. - 1327 -
  1234. Basilissa Ros, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, died at the hands of the Hashshashin on 11 April, 1327.
  1235.  
  1236. - 1328 -
  1237. Egypt was attacked by the Armenian realm of Armenian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Mikayel.
  1238.  
  1239. - 1329 -
  1240. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Mosul, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1241. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Sabah of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Vaspurakan against the armies of Armenian Liberation Revolt.
  1242. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Sabah of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Amida against the armies of Armenian Liberation Revolt.
  1243. Mikayel of Armenian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1244. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III went to war against Pope Martinus III.
  1245. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Tunis, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1246. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Count Baldwin of Amalfi, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Salerno.
  1247.  
  1248. - 1330 -
  1249. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Sabah of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Neapolis against the armies of Salerno.
  1250. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Sabah of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Neapolis against the armies of the The Papacy.
  1251. Egypt was attacked by the Levantine realm of Damascan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Fayiz.
  1252. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Mayor Zacharias of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of Salerno.
  1253. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Mayor Zacharias of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of the The Papacy.
  1254. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Doux Sharaf II of Muayyadid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Jerusalem against the armies of Damascan Peasant Revolt.
  1255. Fayiz of Damascan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1256. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Mayor Zacharias of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of the The Papacy.
  1257. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious' won the war against Pope Martinus III 'the Wicked'.
  1258. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Latium from Martinus.
  1259.  
  1260. - 1331 -
  1261. The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kufa.
  1262. Pope Martinus III declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer Greece from the Shias.
  1263. Egypt was attacked by the French realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Martinus III 'the Wicked'.
  1264.  
  1265. - 1332 -
  1266. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Jamil Fazilid, was victorious in the battle of Naissos against the armies of Croatia.
  1267. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Baron Ioustinianos of Argos, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Almoravid Sultanate.
  1268. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Samir Hafizid, was victorious in the battle of Kaneia against the armies of Croatia.
  1269. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Samir Hafizid, was victorious in the battle of Kaneia against the armies of Croatia.
  1270. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Isa Hananid, was defeated in the battle of Dyrrachion against the armies of Mumu.
  1271. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Abbas Aznagid, was defeated in the battle of Arsa against the armies of Scotland.
  1272.  
  1273. - 1333 -
  1274. The armies of Egypt, led by Petronia, captured Rome.
  1275. Rome lost Rome to the forces of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1276. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Mayor Andronikos of Prilep, was defeated in the battle of Strymon against the armies of Knights of Santiago.
  1277. Egypt was attacked by the Levantine realm of Basran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ismat.
  1278. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Doux Sa'ud of Saudid Emirate, was defeated in the battle of Rummah against the armies of Basran Peasant Revolt.
  1279. Basilissa Sitara, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, died a natural death on 2 October, 1333.
  1280. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Lord Mayor Helias of Chalkidike, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Teutonic Order.
  1281. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Exarch Muhammad of Rassid Sultanate, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Knights of Calatrava.
  1282.  
  1283. - 1334 -
  1284. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Doux Sa'ud of Saudid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Basra against the armies of Basran Peasant Revolt.
  1285. Ismat of Basran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1286. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Bishoi Radiyid, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Çilbu.
  1287.  
  1288. - 1335 -
  1289. Basilissa Mahdokht, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, died of Cancer on 13 March, 1335.
  1290. Constantinople lost Constantinople to the forces of Count Niccolò of Arborea.
  1291. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Baron Ioustinianos of Argos, was defeated in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Knights of Santiago.
  1292. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Francesco, was victorious in the battle of Orbetello against the armies of Salerno.
  1293.  
  1294. - 1336 -
  1295. The Crusade declared by Martinus ended with the successful conquest of Greece from the Shias.
  1296. Pope Martinus III 'the Wicked' won the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1297. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid usurped the County of Sinai from Kallinikos Salavid.
  1298. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Greece from the Catholics.
  1299. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Greece from the Catholics.
  1300. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III went to war against Queen Suzana of Croatia.
  1301.  
  1302. - 1337 -
  1303. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Sabah of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of Salerno.
  1304.  
  1305. - 1338 -
  1306. The armies of Egypt, led by Baron Qawurd of Tayma, captured Mecca.
  1307. Mecca lost Mecca to the forces of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1308. The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kirkuk.
  1309. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Sirhan, was defeated in the battle of Aleppo against the armies of Croatia.
  1310.  
  1311. - 1339 -
  1312. The Jihad declared by Abdul-Aziz Fatimid ended with the successful conquest of Greece from the Catholics.
  1313. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious' won the war against Queen Suzana of Croatia 'the Great'.
  1314. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Thrace, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1315.  
  1316. - 1340 -
  1317. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Doux Faisal of Sanaa, was victorious in the battle of Asir against the armies of Gunduz's Host.
  1318.  
  1319. - 1341 -
  1320. A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Luristan.
  1321.  
  1322. - 1342 -
  1323. Egypt saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.
  1324.  
  1325. - 1343 -
  1326. A goat with three heads was born in Antioch.
  1327.  
  1328. - 1344 -
  1329. Basilissa Ayten, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, died bedridden and infirm on 13 April, 1344.
  1330. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III married Princess Serife, daughter of Sultan Toktamis of Aydin Kingdom.
  1331.  
  1332. - 1345 -
  1333. Exarchessa Barbara of Sicily married Doux Abdul-Aziz II, son of Doux Tryphon of Karvuna.
  1334. Egypt was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Adenian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Faruk.
  1335. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Nizam Bakrid, was victorious in the battle of Aden against the armies of Adenian Peasant Revolt.
  1336. Faruk of Adenian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1337.  
  1338. - 1346 -
  1339. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Hashmaddin Abbasid, was victorious in the battle of Tigris against the armies of Sharaf's Host.
  1340. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Meletios, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Bugra's Host.
  1341.  
  1342. - 1347 -
  1343. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Doux Niketas of Thessalonika, was victorious in the battle of Prusa against the armies of Kemal's Host.
  1344. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Count Artemios of Chalkidike, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Kamran's Host.
  1345. The armies of Egypt, led by Kenneth Gideon, captured Jerusalem.
  1346.  
  1347. - 1348 -
  1348. Basilissa Serife, the wife of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, died in childbirth on 24 October, 1348.
  1349. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Doux Niketas of Thessalonika, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Selim's Host.
  1350. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  1351.  
  1352. - 1349 -
  1353. Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Matamma.
  1354.  
  1355. - 1350 -
  1356. Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Naissos.
  1357.  
  1358. - 1351 -
  1359. Egypt was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Akordatian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Berhanu.
  1360.  
  1361. - 1352 -
  1362. Berhanu of Akordatian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1363. As a distinguished leader of the Hermetic Society, Caliph Abdul-Aziz III invited all members to partake in a Grand Debate.
  1364. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Theodosios of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Basra against the armies of Sharaf's Host.
  1365. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Theodosios of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Kuwait against the armies of Alp Yurek's Host.
  1366.  
  1367. - 1353 -
  1368. The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ancyra.
  1369. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Jerusalem, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1370.  
  1371. - 1354 -
  1372. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Bosporios of Neopatras, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Tolun's Host.
  1373. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Oultrejourdain, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1374.  
  1375. - 1355 -
  1376. Egypt was attacked by the Bulgarian realm of Svetislav's Host, ruled by Svetislav.
  1377.  
  1378. - 1356 -
  1379. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Bosporios of Neopatras, was victorious in the battle of Bononia against the armies of Svetislav's Host.
  1380. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Bosporios of Neopatras, was victorious in the battle of Raugia against the armies of Svetislav's Host.
  1381. Svetislav of Svetislav's Host lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1382. Egypt was attacked by the Castilian realm of Aragon, ruled by Duke Rodrigo.
  1383. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Hashmaddin Abbasid, was victorious in the battle of Ilam against the armies of Baybars's Host.
  1384. Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1385.  
  1386. - 1357 -
  1387. The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Nikaea.
  1388.  
  1389. - 1358 -
  1390. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Theodosios of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Valencia against the armies of Aragon.
  1391. Egypt was attacked by the Lombard realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Perctarit.
  1392. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Galilee, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1393. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Captain Theodosios of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Tarragona against the armies of Aragon.
  1394. Duke Rodrigo of Aragon lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1395.  
  1396. - 1359 -
  1397. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Baron Muzaffar of Karbala, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
  1398. Perctarit of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Caliph Abdul-Aziz III 'the Glorious'.
  1399.  
  1400. - 1360 -
  1401. The army of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, commanded by Count Serlo of Malta, was victorious in the battle of Kroton against the armies of Tolun's Host.
  1402.  
  1403. - 1361 -
  1404. People in Leptis Magna claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.
  1405.  
  1406. - 1362 -
  1407. The armies of Egypt, led by Muzaffaraddin of Egyptian Revolt, captured Alexandria.
  1408. Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Caliph Abdul-Aziz III.
  1409. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Blemmyia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1410.  
  1411. - 1363 -
  1412. A river flooded parts of Philippopolis in the spring.
  1413.  
  1414. - 1364 -
  1415. Abdul-Aziz Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Cilicia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1416. As a distinguished leader of the Hermetic Society, Caliph Abdul-Aziz III invited all members to partake in a Grand Debate.
  1417. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III, leader of all Shia faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 4 December, 1364.
  1418. Caliph Abdul-Aziz III died bedridden and infirm on 4 December, 1364. His daughter, Barbara, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Aversa.
  1419.  
  1420. Calipha Barbara married Badr, son of Wali-Emir Hakam of Triglei Duchy.
  1421.  
  1422. - 1365 -
  1423. Calipha Barbara undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  1424. Egypt was attacked by the Levantine realm of Hurufi Uprising, ruled by Amir.
  1425.  
  1426. - 1366 -
  1427. The army of Calipha Barbara, commanded by Caliph Khalid, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Eldeçyuk's Host.
  1428. The army of Calipha Barbara, commanded by Badr Triglei, was victorious in the battle of Az Zarqa against the armies of Hurufi Uprising.
  1429. Amir of Hurufi Uprising lost the war against Calipha Barbara 'the Butcher'.
  1430.  
  1431. - 1367 -
  1432. Several people in Constantinople spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.
  1433.  
  1434. - 1368 -
  1435. Egypt saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.
  1436.  
  1437. - 1369 -
  1438. The earth shook for three days in Damman, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.
  1439.  
  1440. - 1370 -
  1441. Several people in Constantinople spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.
  1442.  
  1443. - 1371 -
  1444. Barbara Fatimid usurped the Kingdom of Mesopotamia from Yasar Muzaffarid.
  1445.  
  1446. - 1372 -
  1447. The army of Calipha Barbara, commanded by Baron Timotheos of Zela, was victorious in the battle of Famagusta against the armies of Aydogan's Host.
  1448. Barbara Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Socotra, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1449. Calipha Barbara held a Furusiyya, inviting all the great warriors of the realm to compete in skill at arms.
  1450. Pope Martinus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer Greece from the Shias.
  1451. Egypt was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Martinus IV 'the Hideous'.
  1452. The army of Calipha Barbara, commanded by Mayor Turold of Syrakousa, was victorious in the battle of Lukania against the armies of Salerno.
  1453.  
  1454. - 1373 -
  1455. The army of Calipha Barbara, commanded by Baron Anatolios of Hisarya, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Venice.
  1456. Calipha Barbara was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the army of Hungary, commanded by Duchess Konstancia of Temes.
  1457. The army of Calipha Barbara, commanded by Baron Innokentios of Kremasti, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Scotland.
  1458.  
  1459. - 1374 -
  1460. Egypt saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.
  1461.  
  1462. - 1375 -
  1463. Calipha Barbara was victorious in the battle of Moesia against the army of Hungary, commanded by Duke Pál of Pecs.
  1464. Calipha Barbara was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the army of Scotland, commanded by King Edward of Scotland.
  1465.  
  1466. - 1376 -
  1467. The army of Calipha Barbara, commanded by Baron Eusebios of Shumen, was victorious in the battle of Moesia against the armies of Hungary.
  1468. The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kaneia.
  1469. Barbara Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Medina, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1470.  
  1471. - 1377 -
  1472. Borislava Fatimid married Nassib, son of Ilyas Agathosid.
  1473. The army of Calipha Barbara, commanded by Count Polykarpos of Bononia, was defeated in the battle of Severin against the armies of Hungary.
  1474. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Hurufi Uprising, ruled by Bartholomaios.
  1475. Calipha Barbara was victorious in the battle of Moesia against the army of Hungary, commanded by Duchess Sevindik of Pest.
  1476. The Crusade declared by Alexander ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Greece.
  1477. Pope Alexander IV lost the war against Calipha Barbara 'the Butcher'.
  1478.  
  1479. - 1378 -
  1480. The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Thessalonike.
  1481. Egypt was attacked by the Levantine realm of Baalbekian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Hussayn.
  1482. Barbara Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Basra, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1483. Hussayn of Baalbekian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Barbara of Egypt 'the Butcher'.
  1484. Borislava Fatimid married Euphemios, son of Evanthia.
  1485. The army of Basilissa Barbara of Egypt, commanded by Doux Serapion of Thessalonika, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Etrek's Host.
  1486.  
  1487. - 1379 -
  1488. The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Foggia.
  1489. Basilissa Barbara of Egypt died a natural death on 26 July, 1379. Her Bulgarian daughter Borislava succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Empress Borislava.
  1490.  
  1491. Pelagios of Hurufi Uprising lost the war against Empress Borislava of Egypt.
  1492. The army of Empress Borislava of Egypt, commanded by Doux Muzaffaraddin of Salavid Emirate, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Aydogan's Host.
  1493. Empress Borislava of Egypt adopted new customs to embrace Greek culture, no longer considering herself .
  1494.  
  1495. - 1380 -
  1496. The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Matamma.
  1497.  
  1498. - 1381 -
  1499. Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Chalkidike just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.
  1500.  
  1501. - 1382 -
  1502. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Rhodian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Eirenaios.
  1503. Muaddam Saudid was imprisoned in a dungeon in Constantinople by Empress Borislava of Egypt.
  1504.  
  1505. - 1383 -
  1506. Eirenaios of Rhodian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Borislava of Egypt.
  1507. The army of Empress Borislava of Egypt, commanded by Zakaria Seljuk, was victorious in the battle of Druz against the armies of Bachman's Host.
  1508. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Lesbosian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Theocharistos.
  1509. Theocharistos of Lesbosian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Empress Borislava of Egypt.
  1510.  
  1511. - 1384 -
  1512. The armies of Egypt, led by Mayor Fosco of Kapue, captured Rome.
  1513. Rome lost Rome to the forces of Empress Borislava of Egypt.
  1514. Borislava Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Tabriz from Hasan Baradid.
  1515.  
  1516. - 1385 -
  1517. The army of Empress Borislava of Egypt, commanded by Baron Svetislav of Dawodiya, was victorious in the battle of Constantia against the armies of Majid's Host.
  1518. Empress Borislava of Egypt, through deeds and character, came to be known as Empress Borislava 'the Gentle'.
  1519.  
  1520. - 1386 -
  1521. Borislava Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Paphlagonia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1522. Empress Borislava of Egypt undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  1523.  
  1524. - 1387 -
  1525. In Constantinople, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Empress Borislava.
  1526.  
  1527. - 1388 -
  1528. Egypt was attacked by the Breton realm of Guecon's Host, ruled by Guecon.
  1529.  
  1530. - 1389 -
  1531. The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Safed.
  1532. Calipha Borislava, leader of all Shia faithful, committed suicide on 10 June, 1389.
  1533. Calipha Borislava committed suicide on 10 June, 1389. Her Levantine cousin Eudoxios succeeded to the throne of the Empire as Caliph Eudoxios.
  1534.  
  1535. Caliph Eudoxios adopted new customs to embrace Greek culture, no longer considering himself .
  1536. Egypt was attacked by the Scottish realm of Hurufi Uprising, ruled by Dermid.
  1537.  
  1538. - 1390 -
  1539. Egypt was attacked by the Serbian realm of Naissosian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Mislav.
  1540. Princess Rajiya of Egypt married Andronikos, son of Count Dionysios of Prusa.
  1541. Mislav of Naissosian Peasant Revolt 'the Wicked' lost the war against Caliph Eudoxios 'the Rash'.
  1542. The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Serdica.
  1543. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Baron Sirhan of Najmah, was victorious in the battle of Asir against the armies of Dukak's Host.
  1544.  
  1545. - 1391 -
  1546. Dermid of Hurufi Uprising lost the war against Caliph Eudoxios 'the Rash'.
  1547. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Doux Serapion of Thessalonika, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Etrek's Host.
  1548. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Hierotheos Fatimid, was victorious in the battle of Épieros against the armies of Canarias.
  1549. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Exarchessa Maryam of Hussayn Kingdom, was victorious in the battle of Singidounon against the armies of Etrek's Host.
  1550. Egypt was attacked by the Turkish realm of Ramazan's Host, ruled by Ramazan.
  1551. Princess Rajiya of Egypt married Phokas, son of Kyrillos Fatimid.
  1552.  
  1553. - 1392 -
  1554. Caliph Eudoxios declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Wallachia from the Orthodoxs.
  1555. Caliph Eudoxios declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Wallachia from the Orthodoxs.
  1556. Caliph Eudoxios went to war against Basileus Porphyrios II of the Byzantine Empire.
  1557.  
  1558. - 1393 -
  1559. Egypt was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Hajrian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Hasan.
  1560. Caliph Eudoxios successfully led his armies, taking Torki from the enemy.
  1561. Caliph Eudoxios successfully led his armies, taking Suceava from the enemy.
  1562.  
  1563. - 1394 -
  1564. Egypt was attacked by the Persian realm of Fedayeen, ruled by Shahzada Awe.
  1565. Basilissa Samira, the wife of Caliph Eudoxios, died at the hands of the Hashshashin on 7 December, 1394.
  1566.  
  1567. - 1395 -
  1568. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Nasraddin Abbasid, was victorious in the battle of Tigris against the armies of Ramazan's Host.
  1569. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Nasraddin Abbasid, was victorious in the battle of Tigris against the armies of Ramazan's Host.
  1570. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Mirza Umarid, was victorious in the battle of Damman against the armies of Hajrian Peasant Revolt.
  1571. Hasan of Hajrian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Eudoxios 'the Rash'.
  1572. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Exarch Anquetil of Mesopotamia, was victorious in the battle of Luristan against the armies of Ramazan's Host.
  1573. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Muzaffar Rassid, was victorious in the battle of Luristan against the armies of Ramazan's Host.
  1574.  
  1575. - 1396 -
  1576. Ramazan of Ramazan's Host made peace with Caliph Eudoxios 'the Rash'.
  1577. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Exarch Anquetil of Mesopotamia, was victorious in the battle of Oromieh against the armies of Kutay's Host.
  1578. Shahzada Awe of Abyssinia made peace with Caliph Eudoxios 'the Rash'.
  1579.  
  1580. - 1397 -
  1581. Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Makuria.
  1582.  
  1583. - 1398 -
  1584. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Baron Artemios of Chalkedon, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Kutalmis's Host.
  1585. Caliph Eudoxios was victorious in the battle of Galaz against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Porphyrios II of the Byzantine Empire.
  1586. The Jihad declared by Eudoxios Fatimid ended with the successful conquest of Wallachia from the Orthodoxs. Eudoxios Fatimid became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
  1587. Caliph Eudoxios 'the Rash' won the war against Basileus Porphyrios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Mutilator'.
  1588. Eudoxios Fatimid created the title of Kingdom of Wallachia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1589. Eudoxios Fatimid usurped the Theme of Moldau from Theophilos Korniaktos.
  1590. Basilissa Valeria, the wife of Caliph Eudoxios, died of Great Pox on 25 November, 1398.
  1591.  
  1592. - 1399 -
  1593. Eudoxios Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Wallachia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1594. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Mastanabal Naqvid, was victorious in the battle of Bizerte against the armies of Canarias.
  1595.  
  1596. - 1400 -
  1597. People in Darum claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.
  1598.  
  1599. - 1401 -
  1600. Basilissa Aziza, the wife of Caliph Eudoxios, was murdered on the orders of Dobira on 29 August, 1401.
  1601. Caliph Eudoxios married Khulan, daughter of Khan Temuge of Alviano.
  1602. Caliph Eudoxios married Princess Gulfem, daughter of Sultan Dundar of Seljuk Sultanate.
  1603. Caliph Eudoxios married Athanasia, daughter of Doux Petrou II of Alodia.
  1604.  
  1605. - 1402 -
  1606. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Aurang Bahadur, was victorious in the battle of Vaspurakan against the armies of Zahir's Host.
  1607. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Baron Sirhan of Najmah, was victorious in the battle of Asir against the armies of Savur's Host.
  1608.  
  1609. - 1403 -
  1610. Egypt was attacked by the Nubian realm of Dotawo Peasant Revolt, ruled by Senouthios.
  1611. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Kutay's Host.
  1612. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of Bulend's Host.
  1613. Eudoxios Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Syria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1614. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Count Isa of Hajr, was victorious in the battle of Luristan against the armies of Bayezid's Host.
  1615. Senouthios of Dotawo Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Eudoxios 'the Rash'.
  1616.  
  1617. - 1404 -
  1618. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Artemios Bourtzes, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Hizir's Host.
  1619. Basilissa Dobira, the wife of Caliph Eudoxios, died of complications related to Gout on 10 October, 1404.
  1620.  
  1621. - 1405 -
  1622. People in Tigris claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.
  1623.  
  1624. - 1406 -
  1625. Egypt was attacked by the Norman realm of Tarantian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Raymond.
  1626. The army of Caliph Eudoxios, commanded by Count Gervas of Drepanon, was victorious in the battle of Malta against the armies of Tarantian Peasant Revolt.
  1627. Raymond of Tarantian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Caliph Eudoxios 'the Rash'.
  1628.  
  1629. - 1407 -
  1630. Caliph Eudoxios, leader of all Shia faithful, died a natural death on 21 January, 1407.
  1631. Caliph Eudoxios died a natural death on 21 January, 1407. His daughter, Rajiya, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Bârlad.
  1632.  
  1633. The army of Calipha Rajiya, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the armies of Hizir's Host.
  1634. The army of Calipha Rajiya, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Feher against the armies of Gdansk.
  1635. The army of Calipha Rajiya, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Szekelyföld against the armies of Poland.
  1636.  
  1637. - 1408 -
  1638. The army of Calipha Rajiya, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Feher against the armies of Peremyshl.
  1639. The army of Calipha Rajiya, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Bihar against the armies of Hungary.
  1640. The army of Calipha Rajiya, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Temes against the armies of Hungary.
  1641. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Feher against the armies of Hungary.
  1642. Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier' won the war against King Salamon II of Hungary 'the Tormentor'.
  1643. Rajiya Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Transylvania, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1644. Egypt was attacked by the Levantine realm of Alepponian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bashar.
  1645.  
  1646. - 1409 -
  1647. Egypt was attacked by the Norman realm of Abelard's Host, ruled by Abelard.
  1648. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Milzas Palemonaitis, was victorious in the battle of Aleppo against the armies of Alepponian Peasant Revolt.
  1649. Bashar of Alepponian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1650. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mukhtar Najadid, was victorious in the battle of Halaban against the armies of Savur's Host.
  1651.  
  1652. - 1410 -
  1653. Rajiya Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Tabriz, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1654. Rajiya Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Damman, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1655.  
  1656. - 1411 -
  1657. Pope Caelestinus IV declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer Sicily from the Shias.
  1658. Egypt was attacked by the German realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Caelestinus IV 'the Holy'.
  1659. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Captain Izzaddin of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Samarra against the armies of Abelard's Host.
  1660. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Baron Nasraddin of Ramadi, was victorious in the battle of Lukania against the armies of Bayezid's Host.
  1661. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Brendesion against the armies of Salerno.
  1662. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Norman of Noto, was victorious in the battle of Neapolis against the armies of Canarias.
  1663. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Isaias of Samavah, was defeated in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Barcelona.
  1664. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Isaias of Samavah, was defeated in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Norge.
  1665. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Brendesion against the armies of Norge.
  1666. The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Constantia.
  1667.  
  1668. - 1412 -
  1669. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Norman of Noto, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Galicia.
  1670. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Norman of Noto, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Canarias.
  1671. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Lychnidos against the armies of Norge.
  1672. Abelard of Abelard's Host made peace with Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1673. The Bogomilist heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Paphlagonia.
  1674. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Baron Buwayh of Derna, was victorious in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of Radhi's Host.
  1675. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Baron Geraud of Catania, was victorious in the battle of Lukania against the armies of Norge.
  1676.  
  1677. - 1413 -
  1678. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Paschalis of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Neapolis against the armies of Brittany.
  1679.  
  1680. - 1414 -
  1681. The Crusade declared by Caelestinus ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Sicily.
  1682. Pope Caelestinus IV 'the Holy' made peace with Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1683.  
  1684. - 1415 -
  1685. Egypt was attacked by the Scottish realm of Madaban Peasant Revolt, ruled by Gilpatrick.
  1686. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Count Archibald of Kerak, was victorious in the battle of Madaba against the armies of Madaban Peasant Revolt.
  1687. Gilpatrick of Madaban Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1688.  
  1689. - 1416 -
  1690. Rajiya Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Latium, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1691. Georgia Fatimid married Loukas.
  1692.  
  1693. - 1417 -
  1694. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Despot Tanan of Bulgaria, was victorious in the battle of Kurdistan against the armies of Tamachi's Host.
  1695.  
  1696. - 1418 -
  1697. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Adhid of Symposion, was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the armies of Mesud's Host.
  1698. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Adhid of Symposion, was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the armies of Mesud's Host.
  1699.  
  1700. - 1419 -
  1701. Rajiya Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Charsianon from Zahir Yaseenid.
  1702. Rajiya Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Tigris from Zahir Yaseenid.
  1703.  
  1704. - 1420 -
  1705. Egypt was attacked by the Berber realm of Benghazian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Tegama.
  1706. Tegama of Benghazian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1707.  
  1708. - 1421 -
  1709. Alexandria lost Alexandria to the forces of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt.
  1710.  
  1711. - 1422 -
  1712. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Caliph Anastasios, was victorious in the battle of Al Hasa against the armies of Aydogan's Host.
  1713. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Orthodox Uprising, ruled by Antonios.
  1714. Antonios of Orthodox Uprising lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1715.  
  1716. - 1423 -
  1717. Rajiya Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Temes from Salamon Saar.
  1718. Rajiya Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Aleppo from Bozan Abbasid.
  1719. Basileus Phokas, the husband of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, died of Cancer on 25 August, 1423.
  1720. Egypt was attacked by the Serbian realm of Ragusan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Dmitar.
  1721.  
  1722. - 1424 -
  1723. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Adhid of Symposion, was victorious in the battle of Seleukeia against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
  1724. Dmitar of Ragusan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1725.  
  1726. - 1425 -
  1727. Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Tyrus just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.
  1728.  
  1729. - 1426 -
  1730. Rajiya Fatimid created the title of Kingdom of Anatolia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1731.  
  1732. - 1427 -
  1733. A river flooded parts of Karbala in the spring.
  1734.  
  1735. - 1428 -
  1736. People in Kathiri claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.
  1737.  
  1738. - 1429 -
  1739. Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Basra just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.
  1740.  
  1741. - 1430 -
  1742. A dragon was seen in the county of Prusa.
  1743.  
  1744. - 1431 -
  1745. Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt undertook a Hajj to Mecca.
  1746. The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kaisereia.
  1747.  
  1748. - 1432 -
  1749. Egypt was attacked by the Levantine realm of Is'mail's Host, ruled by Is'mail.
  1750. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Count Muaddam of Al Amarah, was victorious in the battle of Samarra against the armies of Tutus's Host.
  1751. Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt married Romanos, son of Count Valerios of Kyzikos.
  1752.  
  1753. - 1433 -
  1754. Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt went to war against Basilissa Sophia of the Byzantine Empire.
  1755. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Baron Hussayn of Mohammera, was victorious in the battle of Basra against the armies of the Mongol Empire.
  1756.  
  1757. - 1434 -
  1758. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Captain Biktor of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Bononia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  1759. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Abdullah Muayyadid, was defeated in the battle of Gilan against the armies of Korkut's Host.
  1760. Egypt was attacked by the Vlach realm of Orthodox Uprising, ruled by Basarab.
  1761. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Baron Photios of Hisarya, was defeated in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
  1762.  
  1763. - 1435 -
  1764. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Captain Biktor of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Krounoi against the armies of Orthodox Uprising.
  1765. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Captain Biktor of Mamluks, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of Hasan's Host.
  1766. Basarab of Orthodox Uprising lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1767. Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier' won the war against Basilissa Sophia of the Byzantine Empire.
  1768. Egypt was attacked by the Kurdish realm of Ilamian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Abbas.
  1769.  
  1770. - 1436 -
  1771. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Count Muaddam of Al Amarah, was victorious in the battle of Ilam against the armies of Ilamian Peasant Revolt.
  1772. Egypt was attacked by the Greek realm of Napolitanian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Nikolaos.
  1773. Abbas of Ilamian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1774. Is'mail of Is'mail's Host lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1775. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Baron Geraud of Catania, was victorious in the battle of Rhegion against the armies of Napolitanian Peasant Revolt.
  1776. Nikolaos of Napolitanian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1777. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Prince Abdul-Hamid of Mesopotamia, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Altan's Host.
  1778.  
  1779. - 1437 -
  1780. Rajiya Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Tripolitania, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1781. Basilissa Rajiya held a Furusiyya, inviting all the great warriors of the realm to compete in skill at arms.
  1782.  
  1783. - 1438 -
  1784. Egypt was attacked by the Ethiopian realm of Gondarian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ogbai.
  1785.  
  1786. - 1439 -
  1787. Rajiya Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Abkhazia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1788. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Bahir, was defeated in the battle of Amisos against the armies of Sunni Uprising.
  1789. Egypt was attacked by the Croatian realm of Orthodox Uprising, ruled by Dragomir.
  1790. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Pêšeng of Ilam, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Bogen's Host.
  1791. Dragomir of Orthodox Uprising lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1792. Rajiya Fatimid usurped the Duchy of Cibyrrhaeot from Abdul-Lateef Muradid.
  1793. The army of Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt, commanded by Doux Amar Dasi of Axum, was victorious in the battle of Tigrinya against the armies of Gondarian Peasant Revolt.
  1794. Ogbai of Gondarian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1795.  
  1796. - 1440 -
  1797. Basilissa Rajiya of Egypt died of Cancer on 4 January, 1440. Her daughter, Georgia, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Constantinople.
  1798.  
  1799. Georgia Fatimid usurped the Kingdom of Greece from Basileios Fatimid.
  1800. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basilissa Georgia 'the Purifier'.
  1801. Egypt was attacked by the Russian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Alexandr.
  1802. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Pulcheria Kalognomos, was victorious in the battle of Constantia against the armies of Tutus's Host.
  1803. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt went to war against Basilissa Sophia of the Byzantine Empire.
  1804. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Dragoman, was victorious in the battle of Moesia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
  1805. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt successfully led her armies, taking Rama from the enemy.
  1806. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt successfully led her armies, taking Usice from the enemy.
  1807. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt successfully led her armies, taking Samobor from the enemy.
  1808. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Raphail of Anastasiopolis, was victorious in the battle of Krounoi against the armies of Sencer's Host.
  1809. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt successfully led her armies, taking Ochakiv from the enemy.
  1810. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt successfully led her armies, taking Kocibey from the enemy.
  1811.  
  1812. - 1441 -
  1813. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt successfully led her armies, taking Bohopol from the enemy.
  1814. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt successfully led her armies, taking Odessa from the enemy.
  1815. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt successfully led her armies, taking Balta from the enemy.
  1816. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt successfully led her armies, taking Sokoly from the enemy.
  1817. Alexandr of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Basilissa Georgia of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1818. Egypt was attacked by the Levantine realm of Abkhazian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kamran.
  1819. Kamran of Abkhazian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Georgia of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1820.  
  1821. - 1442 -
  1822. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt 'the Purifier' won the war against Basilissa Sophia of the Byzantine Empire.
  1823. Georgia Fatimid usurped the Theme of Cherson from Symmachos Kolbasz.
  1824. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Sadiq Hashimid, was victorious in the battle of Mecca against the armies of Temujin's Host.
  1825.  
  1826. - 1443 -
  1827. Egypt was attacked by the Norman realm of Nigel's Host, ruled by Nigel.
  1828. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Pêšeng of Ilam, was victorious in the battle of Al Nadjaf against the armies of Nigel's Host.
  1829. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Jamal, was victorious in the battle of Peresechen against the armies of Eustratios's Host.
  1830.  
  1831. - 1444 -
  1832. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Count Hamdan of Al Habbariyah, was victorious in the battle of Baghdad against the armies of Nigel's Host.
  1833. Georgia Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Tripoli, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1834.  
  1835. - 1445 -
  1836. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt was victorious in the battle of Ilam against the army of Nigel's Host, commanded by Nigel of Nigel's Host.
  1837. Nigel of Nigel's Host made peace with Basilissa Georgia of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1838.  
  1839. - 1446 -
  1840. Pope Ioannes XX declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer Greece from the Shias.
  1841. Egypt was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Ioannes XX 'the Holy'.
  1842. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Pulcheria Kalognomos, was victorious in the battle of Galaz against the armies of Eldeçyuk's Host.
  1843. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Roderick of Debrecen, was victorious in the battle of Tiberias against the armies of Akhutai's Host.
  1844.  
  1845. - 1447 -
  1846. Phokas Fatimid married Orbei, daughter of Khagan Buri of the Mongol Empire.
  1847. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Akakios Daimones, was defeated in the battle of Thrake against the armies of England.
  1848. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Doux Methodios of Adrianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Philippopolis against the armies of France.
  1849. Egypt was attacked by the Levantine realm of Al Jawfian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ismat.
  1850. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Doux Methodios of Adrianopolis, was defeated in the battle of Moesia against the armies of Barcelona.
  1851. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Mayor Gian of Grosseto, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of France.
  1852.  
  1853. - 1448 -
  1854. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Konstantios Diabatenos, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Çaka's Host.
  1855. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Jamal, was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the armies of Çaka's Host.
  1856. The Crusade declared by Ioannes ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Greece.
  1857. Pope Ioannes XX 'the Holy' made peace with Basilissa Georgia of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1858. Egypt was attacked by the Berber realm of Djerban Peasant Revolt, ruled by Azenkwed.
  1859.  
  1860. - 1449 -
  1861. Caliph Anastasios, leader of all Shia faithful, died of severe stress on 25 January, 1449.
  1862. Calipha Georgia went to war against Basilissa Sophia of the Byzantine Empire.
  1863. Georgia Fatimid created the title of Duchy of Samos, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
  1864. Prince Phokas, the heir of Calipha Georgia, died after a disagreement with a meal on 28 April, 1449.
  1865. Azenkwed of Djerban Peasant Revolt lost the war against Calipha Georgia 'the Purifier'.
  1866.  
  1867. - 1450 -
  1868. Rhodanthe Fatimid married Prince Dorotheos, son of Caliph Eudoxios.
  1869. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt 'the Purifier' won the war against Basilissa Sophia of the Byzantine Empire 'the Pious'.
  1870. Georgia Fatimid usurped the County of Oleshye from Sophia von Landsberg.
  1871. As a distinguished leader of the Hermetic Society, Basilissa Georgia invited all members to partake in a Grand Debate.
  1872.  
  1873. - 1451 -
  1874. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Prince Abdul-Hamid of Mesopotamia, was victorious in the battle of Mosul against the armies of Bilge's Host.
  1875. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Bosporios Fatimid, was victorious in the battle of Luristan against the armies of Alchidai's Host.
  1876.  
  1877. - 1452 -
  1878. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Is'mail Rassid, was victorious in the battle of Mecca against the armies of Temujin's Host.
  1879. The army of Basilissa Georgia of Egypt, commanded by Bosporios Fatimid, was victorious in the battle of Al Jawf against the armies of Al Jawfian Peasant Revolt.
  1880. Ismat of Al Jawfian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Georgia of Egypt 'the Purifier'.
  1881. Caliph Basileios declared a Jihad, wherein all faithful Shias were called to help conquer Mauretania from the Catholics.
  1882.  
  1883. - 1453 -
  1884. Basilissa Georgia of Egypt supported Caliph Basileios in war against his enemies.
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