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* After a brief naval blockade and siege, the [[Neptaris|Freecity of Neptaris]] is captured by [[Great Empire|Zetian Imperial]] forces, concluding the [[First Cambrecian War]]. The Empire would come to occupy the city for much of the subsequent two centuries, though never easily. | * After a brief naval blockade and siege, the [[Neptaris|Freecity of Neptaris]] is captured by [[Great Empire|Zetian Imperial]] forces, concluding the [[First Cambrecian War]]. The Empire would come to occupy the city for much of the subsequent two centuries, though never easily. | ||
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* In response to the victory of [[Kestor Dravos|King Kestor]] over contenders for the [[Cambrecia|Cambrecian]] throne, [[Leto I of House Livius|Emperor Leto I]] of [[House Livius]] sends cohorts of reinforcements to Cambrecia to depose the new King and place his own successor, [[Quintus Sarnicos]], on the throne of Cambrecia. The fate of King Kestor in the wake of his usurpation is unknown. | |||
Revision as of 01:55, 10 September 2026
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| Age: | The Third Age of Man |
| Century: | 8th Century NC · 9th Century NC · 10th Century NC |
| Decades: | 800s NC · 810s NC · 820s NC · 830s NC · 840s NC |
General Events
Duria
805
- In support of their ancient allies among the dwarves of the Kingdom of Derlos beneath the Cambrecian Mountains, the Freecity of Neptaris declares war on the young Zetian Empire, initiating what they would call the First Cambrecian War.
815
- After a brief naval blockade and siege, the Freecity of Neptaris is captured by Zetian Imperial forces, concluding the First Cambrecian War. The Empire would come to occupy the city for much of the subsequent two centuries, though never easily.
828
- In response to the victory of King Kestor over contenders for the Cambrecian throne, Emperor Leto I of House Livius sends cohorts of reinforcements to Cambrecia to depose the new King and place his own successor, Quintus Sarnicos, on the throne of Cambrecia. The fate of King Kestor in the wake of his usurpation is unknown.