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Timeline of Archanea, Valentia, and Jugdral
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The continents of Archanea, Valentia, and Jugdral occupy a single Fire Emblem series story universe. Though their stories are isolated from each other by thousands of years, they nonetheless share a clear link, manifesting in certain recurring characters and groups like the Divine Dragon Naga and the other dragon and Manakete tribes.
There are three separate calendar systems in operation in the world: the Grann Calendar of Jugdral, where the the calendar's Year 1 is the year of the founding of the ancient Grann Kingdom; a year in this system is typically called a Grann Year.[1] The second system, used in Archanea, is the Archanea Calendar (AC), where Year 1 is the year of the founding of the Holy Kingdom of Archanea.[2] Though never officially stated, the points at which the three calendars synchronise can be deduced with mathematics; the Earth Dragon Loptous, who participated in the Archanean Earth-Divine Dragon war that occured in the Archanean year -740 (that is, 740 years before the foundation of Archanea), made a blood pact with the priest Gair and arrived to Jugdral in the Grann year 440. Therefore, the Archanean year -740 is concurrent with the Grann year 440; to use the start of Genealogy of the Holy War as a point of synchronisation, which is set in Grann Year 757, it has been calculated to approximately be at -423 on the Archanea Calendar.[3] The calendar in use at the time of Awakening is unknown, as is the exact time elapsed since Mystery of the Emblem; however, Tiki at one point says she is at least 3,000 years old by that point, giving a rough idea of the elapsed time period. The third system is the Valentian calendar (V.C.), whose Year 1 starts when a Zofian astronomer suggests the idea of a calendar system to Mila.[4]
It should be noted that the synchronisation between the Archanea and Grann calendars is conjecture. Though grounded in information provided in guidebooks and games, it works on the assumption that the listed time period for the Earth-Divine Dragon war did indeed take place within the single year listed in the Mystery of the Emblem timeline, as opposed to the possibility of spanning multiple years. As such, it is very much subject to being incorrect and change should Intelligent Systems release a more detailed Archanea timeline. The synchronization between the Valentian and Archanean calendars, however, is much easier to deduce, due to the games' events occurring at around the same time period.
Though, another statement Tiki makes in Awakening, with some assumptions, may mark the calendar synchronization as roughly correct. Tiki mentions to Robin that Chrom does not resemble Marth, and instead resembles another ancestor that came 1000 years before Marth.[5] If the ancestor Tiki speaks about is Sigurd or Seliph, this means Sigurd and his son came 1000 years before Marth, which roughly lines up with this current incarnation of the timeline. As noted, however, this relies on an assumption, and Tiki may not be talking about said characters (she is never shown meeting either character in Genealogy or Thracia); many people assume she is talking about Anri, however, Anri lived a mere 68 years before Marth, being his great granduncle.
It is possible some older guidebooks may no longer be accurate; however, this page is based on them in the absence of direct disconfirmation.
Game order
The chronological order of the games goes as follows:
- Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War first generation
- Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War second generation / Thracia 776
- Alm and Celica
- Fire Emblem: Archanea Saga / Shadow Dragon prologue / Rise of the Deliverance
- Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light / Mystery of the Emblem Book 1 / Shadow Dragon
- Fire Emblem Gaiden / Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
- Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem prologue
- Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem Book 2 / New Mystery of the Emblem
- Before Awakening
- Fire Emblem Awakening
- Hidden Truths
Timeline
Year (AC) |
Year (Grann) |
Year (V.C.) |
Events in Jugdral | Events in Archanea | Events in Valentia |
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-4000[6] | -2820 | -4206 | -- | • The entire continent is occupied by an advanced civilization, ruled by the divine dragons and their ruler, Naga. • The divine dragon Duma protects Naga with his military might while his sister Mila helps the dragons prosper by blessing the land. |
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After -4000 | After -2820 | After -4206 | • By this point, an advanced human civilization (relative to Archanea) had already existed in Jugdral.[7] | • Humanity starts building their civilization on Archanea; they are assisted by the divine dragons, who provide them with knowledge of concepts such as fire, iron and magic. | -- |
-- | • Humanity rapidly advances as a result of the dragon's assistance. Eventually, they manage to construct the city of Thabes. • The scientist Forneus, in a series of experiments intended to find a method to bring back the dead after the death of his wife, inadvertently creates the Creation, who would eventually come to be known as the Fell Dragon Grima. • The senate of Thabes use the Sage's Shield to seal away Forneus and his creations in his workshop after several unsuccessful attempts to bring him out. • Duma, fearing that humanity had amassed too much power, leads a raid into Thabes; the ensuing battle results in the complete destruction of the city. • Naga, angered by Duma's actions, wages war on Duma, with Mila siding with Duma. The two dragons are no match for the might of Naga's army and surrender after nine days of battle. • Naga exiles Duma and Mila for their actions. As a parting gift, she gives Duma the Kingsfang, in the inevitable event that they degenerate into madness.[8] |
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-2794 | -1614 | -3000[9] | -- | -- | • The divine dragons Duma and Mila come to Valentia after seven days of travel and build their civilization. • Duma and Mila go to war over a disagreement over how Valentia should be led. The war ends with the Divine Accord, stating that Duma shall rule the northern half of the continent and Mila shall rule the south. |
-1179 | 1[1] | -1385 | Founding of the Grann Kingdom • This early civilization is founded on the western banks of the Jun River, in the territory which later became Verdane and/or Agustria. |
-- | -- |
-1000[6] | 180 | -1206 | -- | Beginning of the dragons' decline • The birth rate of dragons falls and there start being signs of degeneration. • On the advice of the dragon elders, including Naga, most dragons seal their powers into dragonstones and become Manaketes; the earth dragons do not, with the exception of their Prince Medeus. Those who do not comply eventually turn feral. |
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-950 | 230[1] | -1156 | • The Grann Kingdom is reorganized into a republic, the Grann Republic. | -- | -- |
-794 | 386 | -1000[9] | -- | -- | • Duma Faith and Mila Faith founded. |
-740[6] | 440[1] | -946 | -- | • Naga leads the divine dragon in a war with the earth dragons. | -- |
Descent of Loptous • In his travels of the world, Bishop Gair arrives in Archanea, seeking to draw on the powers of legendary creatures. He encounters the earth dragon Loptous, who engages in a blood pact with Gair and possesses him. |
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• Gair returns to Jugdral and founds the Loptr Church, beginning the rise of Loptous and his reputation as a "Dark God". | • The earth dragons are defeated. Naga imprisons them within the Dragon's Table and forges the Binding Shield from one of her fangs, permanently sealing them in. She tasks Prince Medeus with guarding the Table, and forges Falchion from another fang in case humans ever needed the power to fight dragons. | -- | |||
-733 | 447[1] | -939 | • The original Deadlords are formed in the service of Gair, and lead a devastating strike on Grann, destroying it. | -- | -- |
-732 | 448[1] | -938 | • Gair founds the Loptrian Empire and becomes its first emperor. All subsequent emperors bore his name and are also possessed by Loptous. | -- | -- |
-731 | 449[1] | -937 | The Great Purge • 100,000 people are slaughtered by the Empire. |
-- | -- |
-728 | 452[1] | -934 | The Sorrow of Miletos • At Miletos, children are sacrificed in droves to Loptous, an event that is possibly the origin of the child hunts. |
-- | -- |
-727 | 453[1] | -933 | The Massacre of Edda • The Massacre of Edda occurs; tens of thousands are killed. |
-- | -- |
-645 | 535[1] | -851 | • Maera, the brother of the Emperor Gair of the time, initiates a rebellion after failing to convince the Empire to take more peaceful practices. Maera is sent into exile, and it is through his children that the Loptous bloodline survived past the Empire's fall. | -- | -- |
-569 | 611[1] | -775 | • Warriors from all around Jugdral start to revolt and challenge the Empire. | -- | -- |
After -569 | After 611 | After -775 | • The revolution forces are crushed by the Empire's might and eventually driven into a single stronghold: Dahna, in the Aed Desert. | • Naga learns of the existence of the Loptrian Empire and of the earth dragon possessing humans in order to control it. With eleven other dragons, including Salamander and Forseti, she departs for Jugdral to restore balance to the world. | -- |
-548 | 632[1] | -754 | The Miracle of Dahna Naga and the dragon "gods" descend upon Dahna and perform blood pacts with twelve fighters, creating the Twelve Crusaders. |
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-547 | 633[1] | -753 | Start of the Holy War • The revolution army, now led by the Twelve Crusaders, actively engages the Loptrian Empire in war. |
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-532 | 648[1] | -738 | • Emperor Gair XVII, possessed by Loptous, is killed by Saint Heim wielding Naga's power. The Loptrian Empire is dismantled. End of the Holy War |
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-531 | 649[1] | -737 | Founding of the modern nations of Jugdral • Five of the Crusaders founded their own kingdoms - Isaach, Agustria, Silesse and Thracia. The other six, together with Saint Heim, founded Grannvale and its six duchies. |
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-500[6] | 680 | -706 | -- | Death of Naga • Before her death, Naga enshrined the Falchion and Binding Shield in the Fane of Raman, placed her infant daughter Tiki in the Ice Dragon Temple, and commanded Gotoh to watch over the world. |
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-423 | 757[10] | -629 | Start of Genealogy of the Holy War | ||
• Grannvale goes to war with Isaach; Prince Kurth departs for the front lines with Byron and Ring. • Verdane invades the vulnerable Grannvale, conquering Yngvi and capturing Edain. Sigurd of Chalphy and Quan of Leonster repel the invasion and conquer Evans. • Sigurd marries Deirdre. |
-- | -- | |||
-422 | 758[10] | -628 | • Chalphy/Leonster army invades Agustria following aggression by King Chagall. • Prince Lewyn of Silesse assists Sigurd in protecting the Agustrian people and joins his forces. • Eldigan of Nordion gives Sigurd's army one year of occupation to restore the peace before pulling out. |
-- | -- |
-421 | 759[10] | -627 | • Grannvale wins the war with Isaach; the kingdom falls, and Grannvale takes control of it. • Birth of Seliph Baldos Chalphy, in Agustria. • Kurth is murdered by Lombard of Dozel on his way back from Isaach; Ring is murdered around the same time by his son Andrey. Byron is falsely accused of these crimes. • Chagall attacks the Grannvale occupation force and forces Eldigan to fight. Eldigan is executed for attempting to persuade Chagall to peace. • King Chagall is slain by Sigurd's forces, and Agustria falls. • Deirdre is abducted by Manfroy. • Sigurd is branded a traitor to Grannvale and flees to Silesse with his group, seeking refuge with Queen Lahna. • Quan, Ethlyn and Finn leave Sigurd to return to Leonster, intending to raise support to clear Sigurd's name. |
-- | -- |
-420 | 760[10] | -626 | • Lahna attempts to inform Grannvale's King Azmur of Sigurd's innocence, but her letters go unacknowledged. • Deirdre reappears in Belhalla and marries Arvis, making him the successor of the dying Azmur. • Birth of Leif Faris Claus, in Leonster. • Dukes Myos and Daccar launch an assault on Sigurd and Lahna, with support of Andrey and his Beige Ritter. Silesse Castle is conquered and Annand is killed in its defense. Lahna confers the Forseti tome upon Lewyn. |
-- | -- |
-419 | 761[10] | -625 | • A badly wounded Byron escapes captivity under Lombard and gets the Tyrfing to Sigurd, then dies. • Oifey and Shannan are tasked with taking Seliph and other children, and finding refuge in Isaach. They settle in Tirnanog. The Aed Massacre •Quan, Ethlyn and the Lanceritter are murdered by Travant in the Aed Desert. Altena is adopted by Travant. The Battle of Belhalla •Sigurd's army is executed by Arvis and the fire mages of Velthomer. • Grannvale invades and conquers Silesse. • Thracia launches an invasion of the Munster District. |
-- | -- |
After -419 | After 761 | After -625 | • Edain arrives in Tirnanog and becomes an abbess there. • Tailtiu is on the run in Silesse with Arthur and Tine, but is captured and taken away by Bloom. She dies in captivity after years of abuse. • Erinys becomes Queen of Silesse in the absence of her husband Lewyn. She eventually dies of illness, and both Fee and Ced depart to find Lewyn. • Silvia leaves Lene and Coirpre in an orphanage at Dahna, then disappears. |
-- | -- |
-418 | 762[10] | -624 | • Thracia conquers the Munster District; some territories are allowed autonomy in a deal with Thracia. Fall of Leonster •King Calf of Leonster is slain. Finn and Lachesis flee Leonster with Leif and Nanna. • Grannvale's army defeats Thracia. King Travant signs a peace treaty and enters an alliance with Grannvale. The Munster District is now governed by the Friege family, with Thracia largely powerless. |
-- | -- |
-417 to -415 | 763 to 765[11] | -623 to -621 | • Leif, Finn, Lachesis and Nanna live in Ulster under royal protection. They leave after an assassination attempt on Bloom. | -- | -- |
-414 to -412 | 766 to 768[11] | -620 to -618 | • Leif, Finn, Lachesis and Nanna enter hiding in Hrest, but are betrayed by the people and forced to flee. | -- | -- |
~ -414 | ~ 766 | ~ -620 | • An amnesiac Brigid is rescued by the people of Iz. Adopting the identity "Eyvel", she takes over Fiana. | -- | -- |
-411 to -409 | 769 to 771[11] | -617 to -615 | • Leif, Finn, Lachesis and Nanna enter hiding in Tarrah. Lachesis leaves to find Diarmuid and is never seen again. | -- | -- |
-407 | 773[11] | -613 | • Leif, Finn and Nanna arrive in Fiana and are accepted by Eyvel. | -- | -- |
-404 | 776 | -610 | Start of Thracia 776 | ||
Start of the Final Holy War • Leif of Leonster raises a liberation army and launches a successful liberation war against the occupation of Thracia. |
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-403 | 777 | -609 | End of Thracia 776 | ||
• Seliph frees Isaach from the Grannvale occupation and sets out to engage Grannvale in a head-on liberation war. • Seliph's liberation army unites with that of Leif to defeat the Grannvale occupation of the Munster District. • Fall of Thracia; King Travant is slain. |
-- | -- | |||
-402 | 778 | -608 | • Inspired by Seliph, revolutions against Grannvale arise in Agustria and Silesse. • Seliph's liberation army defeats Julius and the Loptr Church, and conquers Grannvale. End of the Final Holy War |
-- | -- |
After -402 | After 778 | -608 | • Seliph is crowned King of Grannvale. • Leif is crowned King of the New Kingdom of Thracia. • Ares is crowned King of Agustria. • Ced is crowned King of Silesse. • Shannan is crowned King of Isaach. |
-- | -- |
End of Genealogy of the Holy War | |||||
-10[6] | 1170 | -216 | -- | • Adrah breaks into the Fane of Raman and steals the Binding Shield. He breaks the five spheres off of it and sells them, weakening the shield's seal. With the funds raised and the three stolen weapons Mercurius, Gradivus and Parthia, he amasses a powerful army and conquers the land. | -- |
1[6][2] | 1180 | -206 | -- | • Founding of the Holy Kingdom of Archanea • Adrah is crowned the first king of Archanea. The broken Binding Shield is renamed the "Fire Emblem" and becomes the crest of Archanea. |
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207 | 1386 | 1[9] | -- | -- | • A Zofian astronomer named Matthaus introduces the concept of a unified calendar to Mila. • Mila's Turnwheel is invented around this time. • An unnamed pirate nation is founded along the eastern coast of Valentia. |
395 | 1574 | 189[9] | -- | -- | • Duma and Mila's nations go to war with the pirate nation. The heroes Rigel and Zofia lead them to victory. In the aftermath, Duma and Mila form blood pacts with them. Rigel receives Falchion and founds the Rigelian Empire in the north, while Zofia receives Ragnarok and founds the Kingdom of Zofia in the south. |
490[6] | 1669 | 284 | -- | Founding of Dolhr • Medeus founds Dolhr and becomes its first emperor. His new nation is hostile to humans. |
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493[6] | 1672 | 287 | -- | Start of the War of Liberation • The Dolhr army marches on the Archanean capital of Pales. Archanea falls, and the royal family is almost entirely wiped out. |
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After 493 | After 1672 | After 287 | -- | • Archanea's Princess Artemis is on the run. She arrives in the small village of Altea and meets Anri. • Guided by Gotoh, Anri travels to the Ice Dragon Temple and obtains Falchion. • Duke Caldas (bearing the Fire Emblem) and General Ordwin of Archanea raise a revolution army to oppose Dolhr. • Iote learns to tame wyverns and leads a slave revolt against Dolhr in the forests of what would become Macedon. |
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498[6] | 1677 | 292 | -- | • Caldas's army arrives at Dolhr Keep, but is overpowered by Medeus himself. • Anri appears and, using the Falchion, slays Medeus. • Dolhr falls. End of the War of Liberation • Archanea is restored. Artemis marries Caldas, and so Caldas becomes king. |
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499[6] | 1678 | 293 | -- | Founding of Aurelis • Caldas conquers the northern plains, then gives them to his brother Marlon as a new kingdom for him. |
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500[6] | 1679 | 294 | -- | Founding of Altea • Anri turns the islands of his home into his new kingdom. The Falchion becomes Altea's national treasure. |
-- |
501[6] | 1680 | 295 | -- | Founding of Grust • General Ordwin is given the territory of his old garrison as a new kingdom. His knights become the most powerful and feared of the land. |
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503[6] | 1682 | 297[9] | -- | Founding of Macedon • At the urging of his comrades, Iote colonizes the forests of Dolhr and turns them into Macedon, with himself as its first king. |
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513 | 1692 | 307[9] | -- | -- | • The Sluice Gate between Rigel and Zofia is constructed, bringing great bounty to both nations. • King Rigel presents the Royal Sword to Queen Zofia as a sign of friendship. • Duma begins to lose his sanity. |
537[6] | 1716 | 331 | -- | • Death of Altea's King Anri. Dying heirless, he is succeeded by his younger brother Marcelus; this causes a dispute resulting in several nobles splitting from Altea to form Gra. | -- |
550[6] | 1729 | 344 | -- | • Gotoh establishes the Khadein College Arcane in Khadein. His pupils include Miloah and Gharnef. | -- |
572 | 1751 | 366[9] | -- | -- | • Mycen rises to fame as a knight of Rigel and befriends Rudolf I, a distant relative of Emperor Rigel III, and Nomah, a priest of the Mila Faithful. • Mycen helps King Lima II quell civil unrest in Zofia. As a reward, he accepts a post as a Zofian general. |
579[6] | 1758 | 373 | -- | Founding of Talys • Assisted by Lorenz of Grust, Mostyn unites the island tribes into Talys. |
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580 | 1759 | 374[9] | -- | -- | • Rigel III names Rudolf as his heir due to his possession of the Brand and ability to wield Falchion. Rudolf meets Duma, and quickly realizes he has descended into insanity. |
588[12] | 1767 | 382[9] | -- | • Birth of Prince Marth, in Altea | • Death of King Lima III and coronation of King Lima IV. Due to the young age at which he ascended the throne and a lack of regents to guide him, he quickly becomes a tyrant. • An assassination plot against Lima IV is thwarted, allegedly by Desaix. Desaix quickly rises to power in Zofia, and Mycen falls out of Lima IV's favor. • Lima IV forces a priestess of Mila named Liprica to become his queen. |
589 | 1768 | 383[9] | -- | -- | • Rudolf meets High Priest Halcyon of the Duma Faithful, who prophesizes that two Brand-bearers will free Valentia from the gods' control. • Rigel and Zofia's diplomatic relations turn sour. • Several suspicious deaths in the Zofian royal family occur, with Desaix at the center of it all. By this point, Lima IV is his puppet. • Mycen is stripped of his rank and banished from Zofia Castle. Due to his Rigelian origin, his exile is never seriously scrutinized. • Jedah sacrifices two of his daughters, Marla and Hestia, to Duma to earn his trust; the youngest, Sonya, escapes. Jedah overthrows Halcyon as the High Priest of the Duma Faithful. |
590 | 1769 | 384[13] | -- | -- | • Birth of Prince Albein Alm Rudolf, in Rigel • Birth of Princess Anthiese, in Zofia • Rudolf discovers Albein has the Brand, and learns that Anthiese also has it. Realizing that the prophecy is underway, he visits Mycen and entrusts him with Albein's care. Mycen takes Albein to Ram Village and raises him as his grandson Alm. |
597[6] | 1776 | 391 | -- | • Medeus is revived by Gharnef. He re-establishes Dolhr and begins to amass an army. | -- |
598[6] | 1777 | 392 | -- | • Macedon's King Osmond is killed by his son Michalis, who succeeds him as king of Macedon. Macedon allies with Dolhr. • King Ludwik of Grust is cowed into alliance with Dolhr. |
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599 | 1778 | 393[9] | -- | -- | • Princess Anthiese's villa is set ablaze by Desaix's men, led by Slayde. Everyone is presumed dead, but Anthiese escapes with Mycen's aid, while her half-brother Conrad also survives and eventually ends up in the care of Halcyon. • Mycen takes Anthiese to Ram Village under the alias "Celica", where she quickly befriends Alm. |
600[6] | 1779 | 394[9] | -- | Start of the War of Shadows | • Slayde discovers Celica in Ram Village, but is driven back by Mycen. For her protection, Celica is moved to Novis Monastery under Nomah's care and becomes a priestess there. |
601 | 1780 | 395[9] | -- | -- | • Rigel is hit with a severe drought that lasts for the next 3 years. Mila begins to show signs of decline. |
602[6] | 1781 | 396 | Start of Archanea Saga and the Shadow Dragon prologue | ||
-- | • The Dolhr army lays siege to Pales. Princess Nyna attempts to flee with a retinue of knights, but is cornered by Camus of the Sable Order. • The Archanea royal family is exterminated, save for Nyna. Nyna enters Camus's protection, to save her from being executed herself. |
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-- | Battle of Menedy River • Altea's King Cornelius is betrayed by Jiol of Gra, and the Altean army is annihilated; Cain is the only known survivor. Gharnef collects the Falchion from Cornelius's corpse. • Gra attacks Castle Altea itself. Prince Marth flees Altea with a retinue of knights, while Princess Elice stays behind to buy him time and Frey acts as a decoy to throw Gra's army off. Marth enters exile in Talys. Elice is abducted by Gharnef, while Queen Liza is killed by Morzas of Dolhr. |
-- | |||
After 602 | After 1781 | After 396 | -- | • The rest of the continent is subjugated by Dolhr, with the exceptions of Talys and Pyrathi. • Prince Hardin of Aurelis begins conducting guerrilla warfare against the Macedon occupation of his country; his efforts slow Macedon down, but they still claim most of the territory. • Macedon's Princess Maria is held hostage to force its Princess Minerva and her Whitewings to comply with Dolhr. |
-- |
-- | • Hardin and Minerva temporarily work together to protect innocents from the rampage of Ruben and his Macedonian deserters. • Rickard, Lena, Navarre and Castor break into Pales to steal funds in order to help the struggling people of Archanea. |
-- | |||
604[6] | 1783 | 398[9] | -- | • Nyna escapes Pales, escorted by Camus and three knights of the Sable Order. She enters the protection of Hardin in Aurelis, and issues a call for revolution against Dolhr. • Camus is severely disciplined for his role in Nyna's escape. |
• A merchant guild stages an uprising against Lima IV. They are subdued by Clive and Fernand, two Zofian knights. |
End of Archanea Saga; start of Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Mystery of the Emblem Book I, and Shadow Dragon | |||||
-- | • Marth responds to Nyna's call and departs Talys with the Altean knights and Princess Caeda. His forces unite with Hardin's and Nyna's in Aurelis, forming the Archanean League, which proceeds to liberate Aurelis, Archanea and Altea, and defeat Gra, Grust and Macedon. • Gotoh informs Marth that Gharnef has the Falchion, and has Marth gather the necessary components to forge the Starlight tome in order to defeat Gharnef. |
• Rigel requests aid from Zofia to deal with the drought, but Lima IV responds with mockery. Rudolf commences his invasion of Zofia. • Mila is abducted by Rudolf, and the crops of Zofia begin to die out. | |||
605[6] | 1784 | 399[9] | -- | • A member of Marth's army uses Starlight to slay Gharnef at Thabes and recover the Falchion, rescuing Elice in the process. • Marth confronts Medeus at Dolhr Keep and slays him with the Falchion, conquering Dolhr. End of the War of Shadows |
• Camus washes up on the shores of Valentia following his defeat by Marth. Amnesiac and now calling himself Zeke, he is taken in by Rudolf and becomes attached to the priestess Tatiana. Rudolf tasks him with following "a boy with a cross-shaped birthmark on his hand" should he ever meet him. • Desaix sells Zofia out to Rigel, negotiating a ceasefire. Zofia pays a massive compensation sum to Rigel, and Desaix becomes Zofia's Chancellor. Heavy taxes are imposed across Zofia to appease Rigel; anyone who protests is executed. |
End of Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Mystery of the Emblem Book I, and Shadow Dragon | |||||
After 605 | After 1784 | After 399 | -- | • Est of the Macedon Whitewings is captured by the pirate Grieth and taken to Valentia. Her elder sisters Palla and Catria pursue her there, but lose her and end up at Zofia Port.[14] | |
606[6][N 1] | 1785 | 400[9] | -- | • Hardin marries Nyna, and becomes the King of Archanea. • Marth and Caeda become engaged. • Local tribes in Talys take advantage of Caeda's engagement to start revolts across Talys; they are suppressed by captain Ogma and his subordinates. |
• Lima IV is assassinated, and Desaix becomes king of Zofia in all but name. • Clive and Fernand found the Deliverance to rebel against Desaix's rule. Due to their lack of numbers, they struggle to find a foothold against him. |
After 606 | After 1785 | After 400 | -- | • Prince Jubelo is placed on the Grust throne, with Lorenz as his regent. He comes into conflict with the Archanea occupation of his country. • Though never formally coronated, Minerva and Sheena take over the rule of Macedon and Gra respectively. |
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607 to 608[6] | 1786 to 1787 | 401 to 402[9] | Start of Gaiden and Shadows of Valentia | ||
-- | • Hardin reorganizes Archanea into the Holy Empire of Archanea, and fortifies its military. • Hardin enters a deep depression upon learning why Nyna married him. Gharnef gives him the Darksphere, which corrupts him into a tyrant; guided by hatred, he surrenders Nyna to Gharnef without hesitation. |
• Lukas brings word of the Rigel invasion to Ram. Alm joins the Deliverance in place of Mycen's refusal to do so, eventually being entrusted with its command. • Celica departs Novis Monastery to investigate the disappearance of Mila. Her travels bring her to Zofia Castle, where she meets Alm again. • Alm engages Rigel in a head-on invasion, eventually conquering it. He learns of his true heritage from Mycen and the dying Rudolf. • Alm and Celica confront and defeat the Fell God Duma. Rudolf's gambit succeeds: Duma and Mila leave Valentia, entrusting its care to Alm and Celica, and freeing the two countries from their corrupting influence. | |||
-- | • Alm and Celica briefly travel to Archanea. There, they have the first recorded encounter with the Creation. | ||||
End of Gaiden and Shadows of Valentia; start of Mystery of the Emblem Book II and New Mystery of the Emblem | |||||
-- | • Zeke regains his memories and travels back to Archanea to fulfill one last task. He adopts the identity "Sirius". | ||||
-- | • At Hardin's request, Marth is deployed to Archanea-occupied Grust to suppress a rebellion. There, he learns from the dying Lorenz the true nature of its situation under Lang. • Lykke initiates a coup against Minerva in Macedon; Maria and Lena are abducted by Gharnef amidst the confusion. Minerva is badly injured, but spirited away to Khadein by Michalis. Catria and Palla gain Marth's assistance in defeating the coup forces. • Marth turns on Lang to protect the people of Grust. Hardin reveals he had planned this all along and used it as an excuse to go to war with Altea. Start of the War of Heroes • Altea is invaded and conquered by Archanea. The occupation forces the knight Abel to serve them by holding his wife Est hostage. Elice is abuducted by Gharnef, buying time for Caeda to escape and find Marth. • Marth follows in Anri's footsteps by travelling to the Ice Dragon Temple, where he learns about the Binding Shield from Gotoh and is entrusted with its restoration. He then returns to Altea and reclaims it. • The Altean army marches on Pales, killing Emperor Hardin and restoring him to sanity. The Binding Shield is restored. End of the War of Heroes • Marth learns of Gharnef's second resurrection of Medeus, now a Shadow Dragon. He travels to the Dragon's Altar and kills Gharnef, rescues the four women abducted by Gharnef, and kills Medeus again. |
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After 608 | After 1787 | After 402 | -- | -- | • Alm and Celica are married, unifying Zofia and Rigel into the One Kingdom of Valentia and ruling as its Holy King and queen. |
609[6] | 1788 | 403 | -- | • Marth marries Caeda and becomes King of Altea. • The nation's other rulers abdicate and cede their territories to him, uniting Archanea under his rule. Founding of the Archanean Alliance • Nyna vanishes. |
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Long After 609 | Long After 1788 | Long After 403 | -- | • The Archanean Alliance splits into separate territories again, and the continent of Archanea is eventually renamed Ylisse. | • Alm's successor as king of Valentia renames both the continent and the kingdom "Valm" in Alm's honor. • Tiki, now an adult, moves to Valm and comes to be revered as the Voice of Naga. • The Kingdom of Valm eventually fragments into numerous separate countries and becomes a rump state. |
Approx. 1609[15] | Approx. 2788 | Approx. 1403 | -- | Age of Sacrifice • The Fell Dragon Grima arises and wreaks havoc across the world. One of Marth's descendants defeats Grima using the Binding Shield and Falchion, and sends the dragon into an indefinite slumber. The Schism • A tumultuous period known as "the Schism" occurs in the wake of Grima's war, wherein almost all of the modern countries of the continents of Ylisse and Valm are founded and the five jewels of the Binding Shield are distributed for safekeeping. | |
-- | Founding of the Halidom of Ylisse • Ylisse is founded in the southeast of the continent by the descendant of Marth, who is crowned its first exalt. At some point, the Ylissean royal family starts bearing the mark of Naga, also known as the Mark of the Exalt, on their bodies. Ylisse retains the Binding Shield and the silver jewel, Argent, which along with the Falchion, are passed down as national treasures. Founding of Regna Ferox • Regna Ferox is founded in the north of the continent. Priding strength above all else, it is ruled by an East-Khan and a West-Khan who periodically compete in a tournament for full sovereignty of the country. Ferox is given the red jewel, Gules. Founding of the Theocracy of Plegia • Plegia is founded in the southwest of the continent by the Grimleal, a criminal cult dedicated to the worship of Grima. Despite this, most Plegian citizens do not worship Grima and hate the Grimleal. [16] The Grimleal steal the black jewel, Sable. |
Founding of the Kingdom of Chon'sin • Chon'sin is one of several new countries founded in the continent of Valm. Chon'sin is given the green jewel, Vert. • Tiki is entrusted with the blue jewel, Azure. | |||
Approx. 2584[17] | Approx. 3763 | Approx. 2378 | -- | • Birth of Princess Emmeryn, in Ylisse | -- |
Approx. 2590[18] | Approx. 3769 | Approx. 2384 | -- | • Birth of Prince Chrom, in Ylisse | -- |
Approx. 2594[19] | Approx. 3773 | Approx. 2388 | -- | • Birth of Princess Lissa, in Ylisse • The Exalt of Ylisse, father of Emmeryn, Chrom, and Lissa, launches a long, bloody crusade against Plegia with the goal of exterminating the Grimleal. This conflict not only causes widespread death and destruction in Plegia, but cripples Ylisse economically and turns its citizens against the royal family. • Upon the Exalt's abrupt death, Emmeryn is crowned the new Exalt and ends her father's war by withdrawing Ylissean forces from Plegia. She spends the next 15 years rebuilding her country and regaining the trust of her people. |
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Approx. 2600[9] | Approx. 3779 | Approx. 2394 | -- | • Chrom founds the Shepherds, a militia formed to combat the threat of brigands in Ylisse. | -- |
Approx. 2606 | Approx. 3785 | Approx. 2400[9] | -- | -- | Founding of the Valmese Empire • By this time, Walhart, ruler of the Kingdom of Valm, is well underway with his conquest of the rest of the continent, part of his plan to unite the world against the resurrection of Grima. The Kingdom of Chon'sin and the Duchy of Rosanne are among the countries Walhart annexes into his new Valmese Empire. Duke Virion of Rosanne flees to Ylisse to seek aid. |
Approx. 2609 | Approx. 3788 | Approx. 2403 | Start of Awakening | ||
-- | • The Shepherds encounter an army from another world (led by Corrin) and assist them in hunting down a group of invisible soldiers. After Corrin's army returns home, the Shepherds find Robin, a lost amnesiac who proves to be a brilliant tactician. • Risen first begin to appear. A mysterious warrior calling herself "Marth" arrives and aids Chrom's Shepherds in battling the Risen. • King Gangrel of Plegia rises to power, establishing a dictatorship in which adherence to the Grimleal is mandatory. [20] Gangrel declares war on Ylisse in a bid to acquire the Binding Shield. The capital Ylisstol falls and Exalt Emmeryn is captured to be publicly executed for Gangrel to rally support. • Allying with Ferox, Chrom's Shepherds speed to Castle Plegia to rescue Emmeryn, but Emmeryn sacrifices herself to spare Chrom from having to choose between saving her and surrendering the Fire Emblem. Emmeryn's final, selfless words demoralize the Plegian army, causing mutiny and desertion, and Gangrel is soon defeated. |
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Approx. 2611 | Approx. 3790 | Approx. 2405 | -- | • Birth of Princess Lucina, in Ylisse | -- |
-- | • The Valmese Empire invades Regna Ferox, the first step toward conquering the entire continent of Ylisse. The invasion force is repelled thanks to Chrom's Shepherds, and together Ylissean and Feroxi troops embark on a counter-invasion with the aid of gold and ships from Plegia's new king, Validar. • "Marth" reveals to Chrom she is his daughter, Lucina, from the future of an alternate world, and is on a mission to prevent the resurrection of the Fell Dragon Grima. • Ylissean and Feroxi troops arrive in Valm and join with local resistance forces. Following a long, bitter campaign, the Valmese army and Emperor Walhart are defeated. • Chrom meets Tiki during the Valm campaign and is tasked with restoring the Fire Emblem. Chrom is attacked by Validar when he journeys to Plegia to receive the final jewel. Although Validar is thwarted, Grima is revived by his future incarnation. Chrom uses the Fire Emblem to perform the Awakening ritual and empower Falchion to harm Grima. In the final battle against the dragons, either Chrom seals Grima away for another thousand years, or Robin makes the ultimate sacrifice to ensure Grima's permanent death. | ||||
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After 2611 | After 3790 | After 2405 | -- | • Anankos arrives in Ylisse with a cryptic request for help, only offering information about when and where to meet him. • Owain, Inigo, and Severa travel to Valm to meet Anankos at the Mila Tree. After fending off some invading Vallite soldiers, the three agree to assist Anankos, and they travel to Valla. |
References
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 Genealogy of the Holy War in-game timeline, Serenes Forest, Retrieved: April 18, 2022
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Holy Kingdom of Archanea
(1-493 AC)
Wielding three weapons he claims were given to him by a god, Adrah I establishes rule over the continent." (Legacy of Archanea) - ↑ bookofholsety, comment on Thoughts, Comments and Speculation, Serenes Forest Forums, Published: March 10, 2012, Retrieved: May 11, 2012
- ↑ ファイアーエムブレム Echoes もうひとりの英雄王 : 本作について, nintendo.co.jp, Retrieved: March 21, 2017
- ↑ "Perhaps because Chrom is not like Marth. He is much more direct, and committed to what he believes is right. Chrom might more resemble a different ancestor, from the age I was born in. Another great man in their line, from 1000 years before Marth... " — Tiki, Fire Emblem Awakening
- ↑ 6.00 6.01 6.02 6.03 6.04 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 6.09 6.10 6.11 6.12 6.13 6.14 6.15 6.16 6.17 6.18 6.19 6.20 6.21 6.22 6.23 6.24 Mystery of the Emblem perfect ending timeline, Serenes Forest, Retrieved: April 18, 2022
- ↑ "In terms of eras, the era of Genealogy of the Holy War occurs long before the continent of Akaneia. Jugdral was an advanced country, whereas Akaneia barely held any level of civilisation. At this time, the dragon tribes of Akaneia were deciding on how to handle the human race." — Designers' notes from a Genealogy of the Holy War playing guide, translated by Serenes Forest, Retrieved: February 9, 2013
- ↑ "See well Falchion, which you now hold. It was carved from the fang of Naga, ruler of dragons, to sever the gods. For Naga knew there was but a creeping madness waiting at eternity’s end. It is a ruin all dragons share. And the only end is one of total destruction. Thus it was that Naga bestowed Falchion upon Duma. She did so to prepare for the day our madness would drive the land to ruin, that the people might have a means to destroy us. That Falchion might become the fangs they lack…and the hope they deserve." — Mila, Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
- ↑ 9.00 9.01 9.02 9.03 9.04 9.05 9.06 9.07 9.08 9.09 9.10 9.11 9.12 9.13 9.14 9.15 9.16 9.17 9.18 Valentia Accordion timeline, Serenes Forest Forums, Retrieved: April 18, 2022
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 Thracia 776 unused timeline, Serenes Forest, Retrieved: April 4, 2022
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 Thracia 776 Illustrated Works timeline, Serenes Forest, Retrieved: April 18, 2022
- ↑ Inferred based on Marth's age in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon.
- ↑ Inferred based on Alm and Celica's ages in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia.
- ↑ "Turns out our sister Est is being held by a thief named Grieth." — Palla, Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
- ↑ Inferred based on the Schism taking place 1000 years before Fire Emblem Awakening, which takes place 2000 years after Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem.
- ↑ "Gods praise ye, good people! Gods praise ye one and all! We lives in constant fear of what the Grimleal will do to us, so we does! 'Ere!" — Plegian Elder, Fire Emblem Awakening
- ↑ Inferred based on Emmeryn's age in Fire Emblem Awakening, which takes place approximately 2000 years after Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem.
- ↑ Inferred based on Chrom's age in Fire Emblem Awakening, which takes place approximately 2000 years after Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem.
- ↑ Inferred based on Lissa's age in Fire Emblem Awakening, which takes place approximately 2000 years after Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem.
- ↑ "When the country came under the rule of mad king Gangrel, a devotee of the Fell Dragon Grima, it underwent a revival as a religious state" (The Art of Fire Emblem Awakening)
Notes
- ↑ The Legacy of Archanea timeline states that the revolts in Talys occurred in the year 606; as the rebellions started directly after Marth and Caeda's engagement, it can be assumed that their engagement also occurred in the year 606.
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