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	\| '''69''' \|\| Fadil takes his second wife, Rima, affirming the adoption of the powerful Banu Tawwal tribe into the Azadi community.		\| '''69''' \|\| Fadil takes his second wife, Rima, affirming the adoption of the powerful Banu Tawwal tribe into the Azadi community.
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	\| '''67''' \|\| All the major tribes of Rahoum converted to the Azadi faith. Fadil takes as his third wife the princess Haleb of Marzum, a descendant of the ancient King Shamsar of legend who is revered by all the peoples of the One True God. Good relations ~~established~~ are thereby established with the Yehani of Marzum.		\| '''67''' \|\| All the major tribes of Rahoum converted to the Azadi faith. Fadil takes as his third wife the princess Haleb of Marzum, a descendant of the ancient King Shamsar of legend who is revered by all the peoples of the One True God. Good relations are thereby established with the Yehani of Marzum.
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	\| '''65''' \|\| Al-Azad travels with an entourage to Calentium to meet with the Kalentoi Patriarch Thudric and Emperor Milentos. Although the Patriarch is curious about the Prophet, Emperor Milentos has no interest in carrying out state audiences with a barbarian tribesman from the wilderness and treats al-Azad and his entourage with ever more blatant disrespect. This culminates in the abduction of Princess Haleb, who is brought by force into the imperial court and made the emperor's newest concubine. Thudric attempts to redress this outrage but is condemned for treason and beheaded, though not before managing to secure safe passage from Calentium for al-Azad. The Prophet and his followers have no choice but to abandon Haleb and return to Rahoum, and the Azadi mission to Calentium ends in chaos and disgrace.		\| '''65''' \|\| Al-Azad travels with an entourage to Calentium to meet with the Kalentoi Patriarch Thudric and Emperor Milentos. Although the Patriarch is curious about the Prophet, Emperor Milentos has no interest in carrying out state audiences with a barbarian tribesman from the wilderness and treats al-Azad and his entourage with ever more blatant disrespect. This culminates in the abduction of Princess Haleb, who is brought by force into the imperial court and made the emperor's newest concubine. Thudric attempts to redress this outrage but is condemned for treason and beheaded, though not before managing to secure safe passage from Calentium for al-Azad. The Prophet and his followers have no choice but to abandon Haleb and return to Rahoum, and the Azadi mission to Calentium ends in chaos and disgrace.
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	\| '''64''' \|\| With the aid of the Kalentoi empress, Princess Haleb is able to escape the imperial court and make her way back to Rahoum and al-Azad. However she returns pregnant and many of ~~the~~ al-Azad's companions demand that he reject her as impure and unfit to be the wife of the glorious Prophet any longer. Al-Azad refuses to do so, and within a few months his stepson Abdannur is born.		\| '''64''' \|\| With the aid of the Kalentoi empress, Princess Haleb is able to escape the imperial court and make her way back to Rahoum and al-Azad. However she returns pregnant and many of al-Azad's companions demand that he reject her as impure and unfit to be the wife of the glorious Prophet any longer. Al-Azad refuses to do so, and within a few months his stepson Abdannur is born.
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	\| '''63''' \|\| * Feeling the hatred and contempt for her that lingers among some of the Azadi and fearing the divisions it might engender, Haleb slips away into the desert with her infant son. Al-Azad is distraught, and furious with those who counseled Haleb's rejection, but through his first wide Adwa's counsel an outright rift between the faithful is avoided. To reunite all the Azadi in purpose and to assuage al-Azad's wrath and grief, a new mission is formed to travel to Irzal to request their aid in securing vengeance against Calentium. <br> * Al-Azad travels with a small band of warriors and supporters to Irzal, to petition the Shahanshah Divyaz for military aid with which to wreak vengeance upon Calentium, their shared enemy. The king-of-kings, however, is involved in treacherous intrigues of his own with the Kalentoi imperial court, and delays a long while in conveying a decision to al-Azad, meanwhile leaving the Prophet and his followers to cool their heels in Fazhali for several months. Hearing of his presence in the capital and learning of the egalitarian and charitable ideals of the Azadi faith, the leaders of a would-be rebellion of the common people of Irzal attempt to secure the support of al-Azad in their plan. Al-Azad is moved by their plight and equally disgusted by learning of the Shahanshah's intrigues, and agrees to aid the rebellion.		\| '''63''' \|\| * Feeling the hatred and contempt for her that lingers among some of the Azadi and fearing the divisions it might engender, Haleb slips away into the desert with her infant son. Al-Azad is distraught, and furious with those who counseled Haleb's rejection, but through his first wide Adwa's counsel an outright rift between the faithful is avoided. To reunite all the Azadi in purpose and to assuage al-Azad's wrath and grief, a new mission is formed to travel to Irzal to request their aid in securing vengeance against Calentium. <br> * Al-Azad travels with a small band of warriors and supporters to Irzal, to petition the Shahanshah Divyaz for military aid with which to wreak vengeance upon Calentium, their shared enemy. The king-of-kings, however, is involved in treacherous intrigues of his own with the Kalentoi imperial court, and delays a long while in conveying a decision to al-Azad, meanwhile leaving the Prophet and his followers to cool their heels in Fazhali for several months. Hearing of his presence in the capital and learning of the egalitarian and charitable ideals of the Azadi faith, the leaders of a would-be rebellion of the common people of Irzal attempt to secure the support of al-Azad in their plan. Al-Azad is moved by their plight and equally disgusted by learning of the Shahanshah's intrigues, and agrees to aid the rebellion.

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	\| 797 \|\| The Elukoi freighter, the Greenest Dolphin, is reported lost at sea en route from Omrazir to al-Sabiyyah, following a series of particularly ferocious storms and large waves. All crew and passengers are presumed dead.		\| 797 \|\| The Elukoi freighter, the Greenest Dolphin, is reported lost at sea en route from Omrazir to al-Sabiyyah, following a series of particularly ferocious storms and large waves. All crew and passengers are presumed dead.
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	\| '''35''' \|\| After a short period of friendly relations and cultural exchange between Calentium and the Sirdabi Caliphate, Emperor Edakis is assassinated by a member of a faction feeling that the Emperor's policy had been leading to the corruption of the Kalentic faith. The reign of the far more insular and orthodox Emperor Asperides begins.		\| '''35''' \|\| After a short period of friendly relations and cultural exchange between Calentium and the Sirdabi Caliphate, Emperor Edakis is assassinated by a member of a faction feeling that the Emperor's policy had been leading to the corruption of the Kalentic faith. The reign of the far more insular and orthodox Emperor Asperides begins.
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	\| '''33''' \|\| Emperor Asperides and the Patriarch Synchordios issue a decree outlawing the practice of "deviant cults" throughout the Kalentoi Empire, which targets various branches of Kalentism along with the Azadi ~~faith~~.		\| '''33''' \|\| Emperor Asperides and the Patriarch Synchordios issue a decree outlawing the practice of "deviant cults" throughout the Kalentoi Empire, which targets various branches of Kalentism along with the Azadi and Yashani faiths.
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	\| '''28''' \|\| Wearied by political infighting and disillusioned by renewed calls for war against the Kalentoi, Adwa departs Rahoum to continue Seeking the Song, despite her well advanced years. She never returns.		\| '''28''' \|\| Wearied by political infighting and disillusioned by renewed calls for war against the Kalentoi, Adwa departs Rahoum to continue Seeking the Song, despite her well advanced years. She never returns.

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	\| '''67''' \|\| All the major tribes of Rahoum converted to the Azadi faith. Fadil takes as his third wife the princess Haleb of Marzum, a descendant of the ancient King Shamsar of legend who is revered by all the peoples of the One True God. Good relations established are thereby established with the Yehani of Marzum.		\| '''67''' \|\| All the major tribes of Rahoum converted to the Azadi faith. Fadil takes as his third wife the princess Haleb of Marzum, a descendant of the ancient King Shamsar of legend who is revered by all the peoples of the One True God. Good relations established are thereby established with the Yehani of Marzum.
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	\| '''65''' \|\| ~~Fadil~~ travels with an entourage to Calentium to meet with the Kalentoi Patriarch Thudric and Emperor Milentos. Although the Patriarch is curious about the Prophet, Emperor Milentos has no interest in carrying out state audiences with a barbarian tribesman from the wilderness and treats al-Azad and his entourage with ever more blatant disrespect. This culminates in the abduction of Princess Haleb, who is brought by force into the imperial court and made the emperor's newest concubine. Thudric attempts to redress this outrage but is condemned for treason and beheaded, though not before managing to secure safe passage from Calentium for al-Azad. The Prophet and his followers have no choice but to abandon Haleb and return to Rahoum, and the Azadi mission to Calentium ends in chaos and disgrace.		\| '''65''' \|\| Al-Azad travels with an entourage to Calentium to meet with the Kalentoi Patriarch Thudric and Emperor Milentos. Although the Patriarch is curious about the Prophet, Emperor Milentos has no interest in carrying out state audiences with a barbarian tribesman from the wilderness and treats al-Azad and his entourage with ever more blatant disrespect. This culminates in the abduction of Princess Haleb, who is brought by force into the imperial court and made the emperor's newest concubine. Thudric attempts to redress this outrage but is condemned for treason and beheaded, though not before managing to secure safe passage from Calentium for al-Azad. The Prophet and his followers have no choice but to abandon Haleb and return to Rahoum, and the Azadi mission to Calentium ends in chaos and disgrace.
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	\| '''64''' \|\| With the aid of the Kalentoi empress, Princess Haleb is able to escape the imperial court and make her way back to Rahoum and al-Azad. However she returns pregnant and many of the al-Azad's companions demand that he reject her as impure and unfit to be the wife of the glorious Prophet any longer. Al-Azad refuses to do so, and within a few months his stepson Abdannur is born.		\| '''64''' \|\| With the aid of the Kalentoi empress, Princess Haleb is able to escape the imperial court and make her way back to Rahoum and al-Azad. However she returns pregnant and many of the al-Azad's companions demand that he reject her as impure and unfit to be the wife of the glorious Prophet any longer. Al-Azad refuses to do so, and within a few months his stepson Abdannur is born.
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	\| '''61''' \|\| Shahanshah Divyaz is toppled by the forces of al-Azad in partnership with the local rebellion, and the conquest of the Irzali Empire begins.		\| '''61''' \|\| Shahanshah Divyaz is toppled by the forces of al-Azad in partnership with the local rebellion, and the conquest of the Irzali Empire begins.
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	\| '''60''' \|\| Al-Azad takes the mountain woman Aterousa as his fourth wife, rather than accepting an offer from one of the Irzali noble families to marry one of their own daughters who had been part of the Shahanshah's court. This further angers the powerful families of Irzal but secures the admiration and lasting support of the commonfolk. <br> * Omrazir unprecedentedly accepts the appointment of an archbiscop straight out of Calentium to serve as the religious leader of the city's Kalentic population, rather than relying on its usual local appointments. This is allowed mostly as an attempt to check and undermine the power of the High Priestess of the Temple of Storms. Unfortunately, the new biscop (chosen under pressure from Emperor Milentos) swiftly makes himself deeply unpopular with nearly everybody by instituting a repressive orthodoxy which he tries to extend to the entire populace.		\| '''60''' \|\| * Al-Azad takes the mountain woman Aterousa as his fourth wife, rather than accepting an offer from one of the Irzali noble families to marry one of their own daughters who had been part of the Shahanshah's court. This further angers the powerful families of Irzal but secures the admiration and lasting support of the commonfolk. <br> * Omrazir unprecedentedly accepts the appointment of an archbiscop straight out of Calentium to serve as the religious leader of the city's Kalentic population, rather than relying on its usual local appointments. This is allowed mostly as an attempt to check and undermine the power of the High Priestess of the Temple of Storms. Unfortunately, the new biscop (chosen under pressure from Emperor Milentos) swiftly makes himself deeply unpopular with nearly everybody by instituting a repressive orthodoxy which he tries to extend to the entire populace.
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	\| '''56'''. \|\| Emperor Milentos cuts off subsidies to the Sarmatiyyan tribes who have long served as the Kalentoi Empire's buffer against threats from the east, evidently feeling that the fall of the Irzali Empire to a rabble of tribal folk and peasants has rendered further expensive payments unnecessary.		\| '''56'''. \|\| Emperor Milentos cuts off subsidies to the Sarmatiyyan tribes who have long served as the Kalentoi Empire's buffer against threats from the east, evidently feeling that the fall of the Irzali Empire to a rabble of tribal folk and peasants has rendered further expensive payments unnecessary.

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	This general timeline is focused on events around the regions of the game that would be considered more familiar to people of the [[Sirdabi Caliphate]], chiefly the [[Adelantean Sea\|Adelantean]] basin and the [[Sea of Sala'ah]]. All events recorded here could ''potentially'' be known by a citizen of the caliphate, though some events would only really be familiar to scholars or particular communities within that region. The timeline here is also organized according to a Sirdab-centric worldview that would be shared by most people of the caliphate.		This general timeline is focused on events around the regions of the game that would be considered more familiar to people of the [[Sirdabi Caliphate]], chiefly the [[Adelantean Sea\|Adelantean]] basin and the [[Sea of Sala'ah]]. All events recorded here could ''potentially'' be known by a citizen of the caliphate, though some events would only really be familiar to scholars, followers of geopolitics, or particular communities within that region. The timeline here is also organized according to a Sirdab-centric worldview that would be shared by most people of the caliphate.

	The main dating convention of the calendar is its division into '''Years Before the Dark (B.D.)''', representing the time before the advent of the [[The Great Dark\|Great Dark]], and the '''Age of the New Dawn (N.D.)''', consisting of all the years since. An interval of three years separates the two periods, the '''Years of Darkness'''.		The main dating convention of the calendar is its division into '''Years Before the Dark (B.D.)''', representing the time before the advent of the [[The Great Dark\|Great Dark]], and the '''Age of the New Dawn (N.D.)''', consisting of all the years since. An interval of three years separates the two periods, the '''Years of Darkness'''.

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	The main dating convention of the calendar is its division into '''Years Before the Dark (B.D.)''', representing the time before the advent of the [[The Great Dark\|Great Dark]], and the '''Age of the New Dawn (N.D.)''', consisting of all the years since. An interval of three years separates the two periods, the '''Years of Darkness'''.		The main dating convention of the calendar is its division into '''Years Before the Dark (B.D.)''', representing the time before the advent of the [[The Great Dark\|Great Dark]], and the '''Age of the New Dawn (N.D.)''', consisting of all the years since. An interval of three years separates the two periods, the '''Years of Darkness'''.

			The present year is '''797 N.D.'''

	=Ancient Times=		=Ancient Times=

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	\| '''72''' \|\| The period known as the Dissonance begins in the Sirdabi Caliphate, a time of chaotic governance characterized by numerous usurpations and violent coups.		\| '''72''' \|\| The period known as the Dissonance begins in the Sirdabi Caliphate, a time of chaotic governance characterized by numerous usurpations and violent coups.
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	\| '''98'' \|\| Ascension of the Bissenke caliph al-Manoun.		\| '''98''' \|\| Ascension of the Bissenke caliph al-Manoun.
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	\| '''99''' \|\| The Kingdom of Koumbasi officially becomes part of the Sirdabi Caliphate as an emirate.		\| '''99''' \|\| The Kingdom of Koumbasi officially becomes part of the Sirdabi Caliphate as an emirate.
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			= Modern Azadi Period =

	=~~=722~~ N.D.==		{\| class=wikitable
	The Hajibid dynasty is established in the Sirdabi Caliphate, which continues in power up through the present day.		!DATE N.D.!!EVENTS
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			\| 722 \|\| The Hajibid dynasty is established in the Sirdabi Caliphate, which continues in power up through the present day.
	~~==797 N.D. Present Day==~~		\|-
	~~The Elukoi freighter, the Greenest Dolphin, is reported lost at sea en route from Omrazir to~~ al-~~Sabiyyah~~, ~~following a series~~ of ~~particularly ferocious storms and large waves. All crew and passengers are presumed dead~~.		\| 753 \|\| Fuad bin Imran al-Mutahafiz, present bey of Raziya, is born.
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	~~==796 N.D.==~~		\| 773 \|\| Imran Shadaad al-Hanif becomes the present caliph of the Sirdabi Caliphate.
	~~Yehani seafarers bring ominous reports from~~ the ~~Adelantean Sea, telling~~ of ~~treacherous currents and dangerous storms beyond even~~ the ~~ordinary~~.		\|-
	The ~~island of Eleira off the southwestern coast of Cadenza rises up and declares itself free of the~~ Kalentoi Empire~~, driving~~ out ~~or subjugating~~ the ~~loyal Elukoi and Cateni population. It simultaneously proclaims~~ its ~~allegiance to the Sirdabi Caliphate, but receives no encouragement from that quarter.~~		\| 779 \|\| The Kalentoi Empire resumes efforts to stamp out the Silenyan heresy in its land of origin.
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	~~==795 N.D.==~~		\| 780 \|\| A mysterious figure calling himself the augur of God's final verse to the Song appears in Idiri, accompanied by a younger man styling himself the Herald of the Augur of Endings.
	~~Reports~~ of ~~increasing incursions by barbarian horse warriors come from the northern frontier of Irzal, along with still more troubling reports of local unrest~~.		\|-
			\| 780-782 \|\| The Al-Sabiyyan Conspiracy pits those favouring closer ties with the Emirate of Koumbasi and less oversight from the Sirdabi Caliphate against Sirdabi loyalists. It ends when the malcontent bey of Tessere dies under suspicious circumstances, which is widely considered to be the work of the Assassins' Guild.
	~~==792 N.D.==~~		\|-
	A ~~series of slave uprisings among~~ the ~~plantation islands~~ of the ~~Adelantean strike at both Kalentoi and Sirdabi territories. Some of the uprisings are at least temporarily successful~~, ~~but most are quashed within~~ a ~~few months. Many former slaves nevertheless manage to flee, taking refuge in various distant lands and cities, including as far away as~~ the ~~Ensorian capital of Imbryck.~~		\| 781 \|\| Meroueni-Volusian wars flare up again when the new king of Merouen marches on the mainland portion of the Volusian Republics.
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	~~==787 N.D.==~~		\| 782 \|\| The Volusian Republic of Ovelia falls to Merouen, along with the Grand Duchy (formerly the Free Commune) of Lunastra. Lunastra is captured with the connivance of many of the citizenry, who are still deeply resentful of the takeover of their free commune by the Estevarres.
	~~Nour, the City~~ of ~~Light, welcomes~~ the Augur of Endings ~~and becomes the center of the movement~~.		\|-
			\| 782-784 \|\| The Quicksand Debacle plays out between the Azadi of Saramat and the Kalentoi in Cadenza, weakening relations between the two powers and leaving particularly bad feeling to fester between Cadenza and Saramat.
	~~==785 N.D.==~~		\|-
	~~Fuad bin Imran is appointed bey~~ of ~~Raziya~~ and ~~takes up full-time residence in Omrazir~~.		\| 783 \|\| Conflict erupts in the Gilded Plain over the legitimacy of the Augur of Endings, which will spill over into Tessere, Niyone, and other adjacent lands in the years to come.
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	~~==783 N.D.==~~		\| 785 \|\| Fuad bin Imran is appointed bey of Raziya and takes up full-time residence in Omrazir.
	~~Conflict erupts in~~ the ~~Gilded Plain over the legitimacy~~ of the ~~Augur~~ of ~~Endings, which will spill over into Tessere, Niyone, and other adjacent lands in~~ the ~~years to come~~.		\|-
			\| 787 \|\| Nour, the City of Light, welcomes the Augur of Endings and becomes the center of the movement.
	~~==782~~-~~784 N.D.==~~		\|-
	~~The Quicksand Debacle plays out between~~ the ~~Azadi~~ of ~~Saramat and~~ the ~~Kalentoi in Cadenza, weakening relations between~~ the ~~two powers and leaving particularly bad feeling to fester between Cadenza and Saramat~~.		\| 792 \|\| A series of slave uprisings among the plantation islands of the Adelantean strike at both Kalentoi and Sirdabi territories. Some of the uprisings are at least temporarily successful, but most are quashed within a few months. Many former slaves nevertheless manage to flee, taking refuge in various distant lands and cities, including as far away as the Ensorian capital of Imbryck.
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	==782~~. N.D.==~~		\| 795 \|\| Reports of increasing incursions by barbarian horse warriors come from the northern frontier of Irzal, along with still more troubling reports of local unrest.
	The Volusian Republic of Ovelia falls to Merouen, along with the Grand Duchy (formerly the Free Commune) of Lunastra. Lunastra is captured with the connivance of many of the citizenry, who are still deeply resentful of the takeover of their free commune by the Estevarres.		\|-
			\| 796 \|\| * Yehani seafarers bring ominous reports from the Adelantean Sea, telling of treacherous currents and dangerous storms beyond even the ordinary. <br> * The island of Eleira off the southwestern coast of Cadenza rises up and declares itself free of the Kalentoi Empire, driving out or subjugating the loyal Elukoi and Cateni population. It simultaneously proclaims its allegiance to the Sirdabi Caliphate, but receives no encouragement from that quarter.
	~~==781 N.D~~.==		\|-
	~~Meroueni~~-~~Volusian wars flare up again when~~ the ~~new king~~ of ~~Merouen marches on~~ the ~~mainland portion~~ of the ~~Volusian Republics~~.		\| 797 \|\| The Elukoi freighter, the Greenest Dolphin, is reported lost at sea en route from Omrazir to al-Sabiyyah, following a series of particularly ferocious storms and large waves. All crew and passengers are presumed dead.
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	~~==780~~-~~782 N.D~~.==
	~~The Al~~-~~Sabiyyan Conspiracy pits those favouring closer ties with~~ the ~~Emirate~~ of ~~Koumbasi and less oversight from~~ the ~~Sirdabi Caliphate against Sirdabi loyalists. It ends when the malcontent bey~~ of ~~Tessere dies under suspicious circumstances, which is widely considered to be~~ the ~~work~~ of the ~~Assassins' Guild~~.

	~~==780 N.D.==~~
	A ~~mysterious figure calling himself~~ the ~~augur~~ of ~~God's final verse~~ to ~~the Song appears~~ in ~~Idiri~~, ~~accompanied~~ by ~~a younger man styling himself~~ the ~~Herald~~ of ~~the Augur~~ of ~~Endings~~.

	~~==779 N.D~~.==
	The Kalentoi Empire ~~resumes efforts to stamp~~ out the ~~Silenyan heresy in~~ its ~~land of origin.~~

	~~==773 N.D.==~~
	~~Imran Shadaad al-Hanif becomes the present caliph of~~ the Sirdabi Caliphate.

	~~==753 N.D.==~~
	~~Fuad bin Imran~~ al-~~Mutahafiz~~, ~~present bey~~ of ~~Raziya, is born~~.










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