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D'ni - Earth Timeline |
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Note: New Mexico chronology bolded |
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D'ni Events |
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Earth Events* |
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54000-60000
BCE |
Capulin
Mountain erupted, part of the last stage of a great period of volcanism that
began 9 million years earlier. |
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c.
25000 BCE |
Sandia
people leave earliest evidence of human existence in what is now New Mexico. |
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c.
12000-9000 BCE |
Clovis
hunters roam area in search of mammoth, bison and other game. |
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c.
11500-8000 BCE |
Paleo Indian
Culture - Highly mobile, little revisitation, low
population density, high quality rock tools. Technology of fluted points,
rare ground stone in Ventana Cave, Arizona, Lehner Ranch in South Arizona an important site, extinct
mammals and Clovis points. |
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c.
11300-8000 BCE |
Folsom
people flourish throughout Southwest at the end of the last Ice Age. |
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c. 10000 BCE |
1) Dog
domesticated (Middle East) (2) Farming first developed in Fertile Crescent;
Intensive flock management in Zagros Mountains |
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c.
10000-500 BCE |
Cochise
people are first inhabitants to cultivate corn, squash and beans, the
earliest evidence of agriculture in the Southwest. |
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c. 8350 BCE |
Earliest
known walled city at Jericho |
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c.
8000-1800 BCE |
Archaic
Period - More regionalism of cultures with diverse projectile point
traditions, side-notched, corner-notched, and barbed points. Technology
includes digging sticks, srrated stone, ground
stones, manos and metates,
storage baskets. Residential and logistical mobility. Tome and space
scheduling requires intense knowledge of landscape. Early domestication of
plants. Slow change to living year around in one place. |
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c. 8000 BCE |
(1)
Potatoes and beans cultivated in South America (2) Earliest permanent farming
villages in Fertile Crescent |
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c. 7998
BCE |
Ice Age
Hopi Legend: End of the 2nd world, they stayed under the earth with the
"Ant People." The Hopi origin myth states their nuclear home is
called "Kiva." Hopi Legend: Ant People's
great Kiva provided sanctuary during the first
world destroyed by fire and second world by ice (glaciers). |
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207
BE |
Ri'neref born
on Garternay |
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7864
BCE |
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117
BE |
Ri'Neref (90)
becomes a Guild Master in the Garternay Writer's
Guild. |
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7774
BCE |
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73 BE |
Ri'neref
dismissed from the Guild of Writers for refusing the order from his Grand
Master to write an Age which violated his moral principles |
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7674
BCE |
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*Ri'neref began working on the Book of D'ni
after his dismissal from the Guild of Writers. |
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59
BE* |
Circa
59 BE the fact that Garternay was dying was
confirmed and the information made public |
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7716
BCE |
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0 DE |
The D'ni people start their calendar with a zero year |
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7657
BCE |
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Great
Zero monument built on Ae'gura |
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c. 7500 BCE |
First
manufacture of textiles in the Middle East using flax |
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c. 7000 BCE |
Goats,
sheep, and pigs domesticated (Middle East) |
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1 DE* |
Ri'neref became
the first King of D'ni at the age of 207 |
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6756
BCE |
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8 DE* |
Guild
of Writer's buildings completed. (8th year after coming to D'ni) |
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7649.9.27
BCE |
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48 DE |
Construction
began on a temple to Yahvo |
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7609
BCE |
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63 DE |
Temple
to Yahvo, known as the Regeltovokum,
completed |
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7594
BCE |
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84 DE |
Construction
and installation of massive shafts and fans for air circulation in D'ni was begun |
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7573
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100
DE |
The
first 18 Major Guilds of D'ni were dedicated to Yahvo on The Day of
the Circle |
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7556.4.8
BCE |
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114
DE |
Construction
and installed of massive air circulation system completed |
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7543
BCE |
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Numerous
records point to a small group of D'ni disappearing
after the completion of the air circulation system. It was assumed that they
remained upon the surface of Earth |
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120
DE |
King Ri'neref died at age 327 |
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7537
BCE |
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Ailesh became
2nd King at age 170 |
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233
DE |
Common
Library finished during reign of King Ailesh |
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7424.5.7
BCE |
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300
DE |
King Ailesh died at age 350 |
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7357
BCE |
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Shomat became
3rd King at age 44 |
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347
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King Shomat's palace was completed |
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7310
BCE |
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387
DE |
Both of
King Shomat's brothers disappeared. It was commonly
presumed that Shomat brought about their deaths |
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7270
BCE |
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400
DE |
A
prophetess was chosen to assist King Shomat. The
choosing of prophetesses as guides for the Kings began with Shomat and became a tradition for all the remaining Kings
of D'ni |
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7257
BCE |
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555
DE* |
King Shomat died at age 299 |
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7102
BCE |
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Coronation
of King Ja'kreen |
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558
DE |
Design
of the duplicate of the Arch of Kings |
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7099
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600
DE |
Construction
began on the duplicate of the Arch of Kings (Ja'kreen
Monument Book) |
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7057
BCE |
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625
DE |
A
duplicate of the Garternay Arch of Kings was
completed in D'ni. Thereafter every king began his
reign by sailing under the Arch (DRC site; Ja'kreen
Monument Book) |
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7032
BCE |
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643
DE |
Temple
of the Great King completed. The temple was also meant to fulfill prophesy.
The gold throne from the Temple of Yavho is moved
here. |
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7014
BCE |
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775
DE |
Much
private construction on Ae'gura, including the J'Taeri district. |
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6882
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812
DE |
Coronation
of King Veesha |
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6845
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6793
BCE |
Ice Age
had ended and climatic patterns were established. (Hopi Legend 3rd World
begins) |
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997
DE |
Mararon became
6th King at age 73 |
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6660
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1124
DE |
King Mararon restructured the Common Schools, and instituted
the first of the minor guilds. |
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6533
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Beginning
of major revisions to educational system under King Mararon.
Common Schools placed under Guild of Legislators. Years of education
increased from 6 to 15 years, after which students could enter one of the
newly-established Minor Guilds (Architects, Miners, Educators, Bankers, etc.) |
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1159
DE |
King Mararon died at age 235 |
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6498
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Coronation
of King Koreen |
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1303
DE |
Religious
sect "Judges of Yahvo" (the RegolantantEok) steals Books and Ink to write illegal
Ages |
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6354
BCE |
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1320
DE |
Judges
write Pento Age and gain control of the
inhabitants, forming them into an army |
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6337
BCE |
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1323
DE |
First
Arrival of the Great King. Beginning of the Pento
War. Judges and Pento warriors attack Palace. King Koreen sends pregnant wife into hiding in private Age.
Son Ahlsendar (the Great King) is rumored to have
been born as she sailed under the King's Arch during her flight. |
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6334.9.30
BCE |
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1352
DE |
King Koreen assassinated. Ahlsendar
takes advantage of civil strife among the Pento to
return to D'ni, fulfilling the
prophesies of the Great King. |
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6305
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Ahlsendar became
8th King at age 29* |
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1376
DE |
End of Pento War. Coronation of King Ahlsendar. |
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6281
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c. 6200 BC |
Copper
smelting in Asia Minor |
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1466
DE |
Ahlsendar's family
killed by Pento leader Mekarr.
Ahlsendar destroys Pento
Age with bio-weapon plague. Plague is carried to other Ages by sick Pento |
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6191
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1501
DE |
Ahlsendar sealed
into Temple of the Great King with all infected Books and all Books linking
the D'ni to their past. Coronation of King Solath. |
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6156
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1502
DE |
Temple
of the Great King renamed as Tomb of the Great King. |
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6155
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The
Sealing of the Great Temple |
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1520
DE |
Prophetess
Nemiya (former advisor to the Great King) writes
the Book of Nemiya, calling the Great King a "fraud
and imposter", criticizing his genocide, and sending the culture into
religious upheaval. |
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6137
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1650
DE |
Civic
district of Karim, with concert hall and opera
house, completed. Helps re-unify D'ni and divert
attention from religious arguments. Planning began in 1604 DE and
construction in 1610 DE. |
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6007
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c. 6000 BC |
Irrigation
in Zagros Mountains (1) Cat domesticated (Northeast Africa) (2) Cattle
domesticated (Turkey) |
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1779
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Coronation
of King Me'erta |
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5878
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1817
DE |
Me'Erta
suggested that the line of the Great Zero was inaccurate |
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5840
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Through
1902 DE, cult temples sanctioned and encouraged by King Me'erta
are built along a proposed new line for the Great Zero. Temples of the Tree
(1843), Water (1876) and Sacred Stone (1902) are built. Few adherents of the
Temple of Yahvo remain. |
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1975
DE |
Me'erta
attempts to change the Writer's Guild Oath written by Ailesh
at the urging of his mother, Jolatha. Grand Master
Writer Tremal refuses and is assassinated. Writer's
Guild closes ranks and refuses to change Oath. |
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5682
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1999
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Seal of
the Tomb of the Great King secretly broken by request of Jolatha.
Jolatha sickens and dies after taking many Books
from the Tomb to the Temple of the Tree. Me'erta
re-closes the Tomb and strengthens the seals. |
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5658
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2015
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Coronation
of King Gan. Evolved version of Ahlsendar's
Plague, released from the Tomb when the seals were broken, strikes D'ni. Many are killed, and fertility rates are cut in
half. Search for cure occupies reigns of Gan and
the two following kings. |
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5642 BCE |
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2070
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Coronation
of King Behnashiren |
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5587
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c. 5500 BCE |
Cotton
cultivated in India |
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2193
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Coronation
of King Hemelin |
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5464
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2257
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Lost
Book of Birenni found, leading to cure for plague,
which is
declared ended in 2262 DE. |
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5400
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2350
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Minor
Guild of Miners encouraged by King Hemelin to
improve methods and technologies. |
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5307
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2356
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Naygen became
14th King at age 86 |
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5301
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2397
DE |
Start
of "D'ni Renaissance" of the arts,
encouraged by King Naygen, who also encouraged
search for "truths" leading to an increase in religious confusion.
Very popular play on Pento War by playwright Sirreh is hosted by Eamis
Theater Company, raising the importance of theater in the popular culture. |
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5260
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2408
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The
musician Airem became renowned, selling out concert
halls. His work sometimes ridiculed the Great King. |
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5249
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c. 5200 BCE |
Chickens
domesticated (China) |
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2488
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First
successful extrusion tests carried out by Guild of Miners |
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5169
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King Naygen made the Guild of Minors a major guild, replacing
the Guild of Fine Artists. The Guild of Fine Artists became the Minor Guilds
of Sculptors, Artists, Actors, and Musicians |
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2500
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Peak of
religious confusion, with about 2500 registered sects. |
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5157
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2502
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Construction
began on a new Council Chamber for the Guilds. As King Naygen
had proposed, it was built over the top of the tomb of the Great King, which
then became barely visible |
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5155
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2533
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King Naygen died at age 263 |
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5124
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Coronation
of King Hinash |
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2535
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