Timeline of Atlantic History

Voya Voya is named Borough of the Year by the Festival Commission The Hydroburo completes its decade-long aqueduct mural project in Voya Voya

Former Prime Minister Come Des Desvouisan, born in Mumen, dies

The Troll Water Treatment Plant is established to relieve ageing plants in Voya Voya and Guisimaya

The Commonwealth Levy conducts a humanitarian intervention in the Congo The Hydroburo begins the Aqueduct Beautification Scheme in Voya Voya

Operation Sea of Reeds occurs Tzipora arrives in Vekllei Olympic gymnast and 2025 Person of the Year Yelsi Visma, born in Ou, dies

Passenger rail service to Miami resumes in Conch

Tzipora meets Baron at Hotel Cairo Dallas government issues stand-down order after central command over secessionist militias wanes European Economic Community pledges material support to US government

Astronomers gather at Clarence Observatory for the occultation of 2061, in the Yuma dark-sky tradition

Tzipora loses contact with her mother, drops out of school and heads west Lend-lease of nuclear silos guaranteed under the Treaty of California June ceasefire between US and Dallas

Terror attack in Cairo prompts OAPEC to restrict crude supply The Ghawar refinery is set alight in Saudi Arabia by Iranian spies The Ford Motor Company declares bankruptcy The Dallas Secession begins Open conflict with the United States begins Baron moves to Utah as an AB/NI operative

The US invades Colombia to depose communist government Tzipora moves to Texas to study at St Mary’s, where she does not do very well Sabotage of the Panama Canal halts shipping traffic for six weeks A general economic slump begins in the Western Hemisphere Joe Monroe, baseball star and governor of Texas, dies, deepening the southern grievances that precede the Dallas Secession

The Comen Aeroyards are founded as a subsidiary of Government Aircraft Factories Cifuentes government is overthrown with Soviet help in Colombia

An international tribunal settles the long-running dispute over the lunar south pole in favour of the Commonwealth Lunar Community The first Hera-class minelayers are commissioned in the Maritime Service The first Hound-class surface-effect hovercrafts are commissioned in the Littoral Service

The first Mantle-class ballistic missile submarines are commissioned in the Maritime Service

Baron is assigned to Bolivia as a Noshem Section Chief

The first Capricorn-class attack submarines are commissioned in the Maritime Service

Haiti expels its Chinese and Indian nationals, collapsing relations with both countries

With the construction of the Artemis, the Commonwealth Lunar Community is formally established as a civilian settlement Gregori Hordiyenko dies in a car accident The fourth Venezuelan government since 2050 governs from Caracas, the longest-lived of the period

Terminal 3, for civilian space travel, opens at the Vekllei World Jetport in Pharos

2045 Sino Crisis ends without incident Ascension Science Basin and Rocket Factory established in Ascension US announces cuts to space programme France establishes lunar colony in West Equator Commonwealth Starlines established as subsidiary of Commonwealth Airways in Ascension

Tzipora Azela is born in Colombia Cobian Quesminek is born in Alveg, Oslola The Haitian Affair ends The India-Pakistan crisis nearly causes Indian College’s withdrawal from Common University The Ada Geothermal Power Station is built to support military expansion in Ou

The UK has almost completely decolonised National Robotics Plant is opened by National Machines in Barbados The Ou Dam undergoes major renovation

The People’s Republic of China threatens war on Manchuria 2045 Sino Crisis begins The Commonwealth intervenes in the collapse of Haiti The Nuclear Marine Propulsion Reactor (NMPR) introduced Nike-class vessels built (2045-54) Volcanic-class vessels built (2045-55) The Treaty of Maria’s 25-year term nears renewal, with review scheduled

Baron enlists in general infantry, dropping out of school Adelectrics is founded in Santes Moshel Street School is built Yana is named Vekllei’s “10th most beautiful city” by Alive magazine Santes is linked to the VNR Coastal Bullet Train Network

Commonwealth World Jetport opens in Pharos, Oslola

The first Swordfish-class air escort destroyers are commissioned in the Maritime Service

The first Hydrofoil cutters are commissioned in the Littoral Service

Highland Quechua-speaking communities are transferred from Ecuador to Andea, reducing Ecuador’s sierra territory

Amelie Zedner, Baron’s sister, succumbs to illness

A major eruption of Houismeyvik volcano disrupts air travel in Vekllei and Western Europe for eighteen days The Keflavic Whalers, of Pharos, win the Cricket World Cup

The Nuclear Thermal Working Group conducts nuclear rocketry experiments in Kala

Construction of the Antilles Nuclear Generation Establishment on Curacao transforms the island’s exports

The first Commonwealth Airways commercial airship is launched

Añaza Cathedral is completed in Tenerife, incorporating recovered Guanche stonework

Geothermal district heating system is completed in Lucia

The first Patrol Motor Launch is commissioned in the Littoral Service The first Prosperity-class aircraft cruisers are commissioned in the Maritime Service

The first Suffrage-class corvettes are commissioned in the Maritime Service

Commonwealth Station Mars is established

Ayn Lai-Lebedev is born in Yana Boya Chemical opens in Ada, Oslola The first Baker-class air escort destroyers are commissioned in the Maritime Service The Miyatvousi Magma-Electric Power & Flash Plant begins operation

Pakse, capital of the Lao PDR, is redeveloped in constructivist style with Soviet financing

Baron Zedner is born The Soviet lunar colony is quietly abandoned temporarily, with administration transferred to the Balkan settlement The first and only Federal-class battleship is commissioned in the Maritime Service

Fusion power plant completed in Kala, the second of its kind in Vekllei

St Aloysius Catholic Church, a modern stone building in the Caribbean Moderne style, is completed in Annobon The Vekllei International Casino opens in Gigayeh, Mirah

Atlantis is founded in Cama Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation is founded in Oslola The Commonwealth Lunar Community is established Nassau and Yuma accede to the Commonwealth as part of the Lucayan Federation The first Nike-class missile cruisers are commissioned in the Maritime Service The first Palm-class submarine chasers are commissioned in the Maritime Service Firming laws are amended Ou’s Yelsi Visma is named Vekllei Person of the Year Common University opens to students on Maria Construction begins on the Miyatvousi Magma-Electric Power & Flash Plant Voya Voya’s northern rainforest Crown Land is officially struck from Floral Government sovereignty

Vekllei’s second fusion power plant opens in Kairi Gregori Hordiyenko, the first Gregori baby, is born

Inagua accedes to the Commonwealth as part of the Bahamas Federation Contradictions between firming laws create a constitutional crisis

Ou Hydroelectric Dam opens Bethlehem Psychiatric Hospital rebuilt by the Commonwealth government

The Commonwealth secretly tests its first indigenous nuclear weapon in the South Atlantic The Orleans Steelworks is founded in Soualiga, attracting Commonwealth investment in the republic’s technical education and rail network Common University is established by the Treaty of Maria

Southwest Canals are built, rapidly industrialising southern Lola Ocean Bureau investment transforms Eyri into a major aquaculture centre Northern Sudanese provinces merge into the Nile Federal Republic in stages, drawn by infrastructure investment and shared water rights

Construction begins on the Ou Hydroburo Office The Commonwealth Police College is established in Comet

Agriculture is reintroduced to Alveg and Hosfyourd in Lola to combat famine

Naval Station Sude is formally established in the Sude islands

Pico do Fogo erupts again on Fogo, burying the rebuilt village of Portela under basalt lava for a second time in living memory

Vekllei Aerospatiale S.A. is founded in Pharos

Civil war flares again in Burmaland amid the long-running insurgency against white minority rule

Floodwaters from the Sesmiousvianneh River kill nearly 150 people at Beri, Yana

Wallabies are introduced to Oslola, and soon become an invasive pest

Money is abolished in most Commonwealth republics Industrial crowns remain for trade and planning Personal currency abolished The Commons is established

Helvasia status is finalised and begins federalisation

The Borough of Mumen is incorporated from the municipalities of Sizm and Musma

National Machines is founded Pico do Fogo erupts on Fogo, destroying the village of Portela inside the crater; residents refuse relocation orders and rebuild The New Hebrides Condominium dissolves and Vanuatu gains independence from joint Anglo-French rule

Soufrière Hills erupts in Allia, destroying several settlements in the south

Hutu extremist militias carry out a genocide in Rwanda, killing between five hundred thousand and eight hundred thousand people, mostly Tutsi, in roughly a hundred days

Commonwealth Starlines is founded

Northern Ireland transfers from the UK to the Republic of Ireland under a negotiated constitutional settlement

Dutch Caribbean territories accede via Curaçao Treaty Bonaire, Aruba, Curacao, Saba, and Paria join the Commonwealth The Commonwealth World Astroport opens in Ascension

The Commonwealth enters economic transition More services become free at point of use Personal currency use declines, and its tender period is shortened from a year to a month Bureau system expands Automation increases Vekllei establishes a trade mission in Valletta, Malta, handling a significant share of Maltese Atlantic cargo

Government Aircraft Factories founded Transition away from personal currency accelerates

Commonwealth Lines shipping consolidated Remaining Azores territories accede, including Costa Verde, Fayal, Flores, Graciosa, Maria, Mira, Pico, Porto Santo, Terceira, and Velas Aismious accedes to the Commonwealth Former Prime Minister Come Des Desvouisan is born in Mumen

National Construction House is established

Abuja is built as the planned capital of a reduced Nigeria following the secession of Yorubaland and Sokoto The National Resistance Movement ends Uganda’s cycle of coups and holds power continuously from this decade

A military coup in Liberia ends over a century of Americo-Liberian rule under the True Whig Party A constitutional revision in Malta creates the Council of Social Teaching and nationalises energy, water, transport and banking

Mt Vincent erupts violently in Youlouca, resulting in a successful mass evacuation

Final Antilles (westward) non-Dutch republics accede Kitts, Oualie, Colombier, Soualiga, Karu, Madiana, Grenadines, and other Leeward/Windward islands accede to the Commonwealth General Reactor is founded The Canarii Islands join the Atlantic Commonwealth, including Canary, Tenerife, Benahoare, Lanzarote, Berbera, Ventura, and Meridia The 1978 World’s Fair is held in Montre, Oslola

A second referendum on separating Oualie from Kitts fails

Commonwealth Oil is founded in Kairi

Olympic gymnast Yelsi Visma is born in Ou

Expiring currency system proves cumbersome Black markets develop Industrial/personal currency split deepens

Cabo Verde accedes as Commonwealth Verde, including Praia, Fogo, Brava, Boa Vista, Viana, Sal, Maio, Cavoada, and Morocos Java, Principe, and Annobon also accede Commonwealth Antarctic territories are formalised ( Falklands, Sude, etc.) The Royal Navy closes its Valletta base in Malta by negotiated agreement; Malta leaves NATO and declares neutrality

Portuguese colonial empire collapses

The Java Conference establishes a pathway for African islands to enter the Commonwealth

Commonwealth Airways is founded The Labour Party begins its continuous hold on government in Malta

The West African Federation forms as small Gold Coast and Côte d’Ivoire states choose federation over separate independence Kashmir becomes a republic; the Kashmir National Party comes to dominate its politics The Pleasant Republic forms from Pacific atolls in an administrative gap near the Gilbert Islands Micronesia’s constituent island groups choose a common federal structure as UN trusteeship concludes Communal violence in Cyprus leads Turkish Cypriots to establish a separate administration in the north Uganda suffers a particularly destructive decade of political violence whose legacy is still felt regionally

First constitutional referendum on economic policy

The precursor of the bureau system, known as cooperative industries, are established for industrial coordination Bethlehem Psychiatric Hospital closes and falls into ruin

West Indies Federation formally dissolves, and republics accede individually Contemporary regional commonwealths are founded The Council of Roses is formed Commonwealth College is founded at the University of Antigua Mayaguana accedes to the Commonwealth independently following the dissolution of the West Indies Federation

The construction of a new capital begins, called Comet A series of nationalisations occur, replacing colonial corporations Commonwealth Bank, Commonwealth Rail and Commonwealth Post are founded

A referendum in East India returns a majority for independence under a Nicobarese Socialist Party coalition

Founding of the Commonwealth of Oceans Beginning of Fourth Commonwealth (Floral Period) Whaling industry in the South Atlantic collapses UK grants independence to occupied territories Atlantic Conference (Montre, July-September 1965):

• Representatives from occupied territories, West Indies Federation, British Atlantic Territories agree to a decentralised “federation of federations.”

• Atlantic Commonwealth founded

• Founding interim members include Commonwealth Arctic, Commonwealth West Indies, Commonwealth Lucaya, and individual British Atlantic territories

Establishment of Commonwealth bicameral direct democracy Cusi Lake, near Voya Voya, doubles in size after the Cusi Hydroelectric Dam is built Gambia becomes independent, a narrow strip along its river enclosed on all sides by Latin Africa The city of Ou begins doubling in size over the next three decades

Malta gains independence from Britain

Britain begins withdrawal discussions from Atlantic territories

Samoa gains independence, governed by a Westminster parliament alongside the matai chiefly structure

A referendum on separating Oualie from Kitts fails Hurricane Hattie destroys much of Belize City, prompting the planned inland capital at Belmopan

British Atlantic Federation proposed in the wake of Nassau Conference Caribbean territories prepare for independence Cyprus gains independence from the UK; British Sovereign Base Areas at Akrotiri and Dhekelia remain under British jurisdiction

North Sea petroleum is discovered off Norway, later managed through a sovereign wealth fund A communist insurgency in Oman’s Dhofar region is put down by the mid-1970s with British military assistance

The Cuban Communist Party takes power in Cuba after revolution deposes the previous autocratic government

West Indies Federation formed (Jamaica, Kairi & Aloubaera, Barbados, Leeward/Windward Islands) Reconstruction of the Port of Vekllei concludes

A submarine volcano breaks the surface off the coast of Fayal, adding land to the island’s western tip at Ponta dos Capelinhos before subsiding two years later

A “green belt” programme is announced, preserving forest around Voya Voya

July tsunamis strike East India’s Andaman and Nicobar Islands, provoking unrest and hardening nationalist sentiment Spain annexes Portugal following the assassination of president Javier Marx; the brief war ends the Estado Novo in Europe and federates Iberia

Bethlehem Psychiatric Hospital established on Scallop Island in Paria

Mandela College is founded at the University of Antigua The New Oak Bridge is built across the Joskuslsa River in Krafla

Spain expels Portuguese students amid deteriorating relations, a precursor to the 1955 war and annexation

In Occupied Territories ( Oslola, Kala, Demon, Helvasia): The US withdraws from Oslolan occupation with concessions from the UK for US basing in Kala Complete restructuring of Oslolan society Introduction of Atlantic Development Programme Oslola sees substantial emigration

First Atomic War Oslola uses tactical nuclear weapon against British naval group UK retaliates with strikes on military installations and the capital The Oslolan Junta is extinguished UK-US occupation begins

Morocos’s population peaks before a wave of emigration to America, Portugal and the Netherlands, from which it has not fully recovered

Naval skirmishes in North Atlantic Oslola acquires nuclear capability through covert means UK issues ultimatum Bonn is chosen as provisional capital of the Federal Republic of Germany The Chinese Communist Party founds the People’s Republic of China; Nationalist forces retreat and establish the Republic of China in exile on Taiwan Several hundred thousand Indonesians and Moluccans settle in the Netherlands after the transfer of sovereignty over Philindo The University of Karu is established in Pitera The Beri Railroad Bridge in Yana washes away, killing the crew of Locomotive No. 6004

Fishing rights crisis with UK escalates Oslola claims extended territorial waters Bloody Monday occurs after the massacre of British fishermen UK sends naval frigates The Conch Cays vote to join the West Indies Federation The State of Israel is established at the end of the British Mandate for Palestine The Afrikaner nationalist movement takes power in South Africa, beginning the apartheid system

The Italian Republic is proclaimed, a founding member of the European Economic Community

Cape Verde, Java, and Principe accede to the British Atlantic Territories The Oslolan Junta splinters between army and navy factions Economic collapse continues Civil unrest grows Annobon also accedes to the British Atlantic Territories Dutch military operations begin against an Indonesian nationalist movement resisting the reassertion of colonial rule

Sugar processing operations established in Mayaguana by Snow White Sugar Industries A Japanese fleet is sunk in Chuuk Lagoon, Micronesia, during the Second World War; the wrecks later become a dive site

The assassination of Adolf Hitler ends the Second World War and results in the partition of Germany The United Nations is founded The People’s Republic of Manchuria is established after Soviet occupation at the close of the Second World War

A new volcanic islet, later Little Island, emerges near Holsyim

Naval coup establishes military junta in Oslola NNP outlawed Relations with UK deteriorate British forces fortify whaling stations in Sude The Second World War begins

Lucia’s capital, Castries, is rebuilt after a fire, the second such rebuilding in two decades Finland fights the Soviet Union twice, losing territory in both wars The Dutch East Indies become Philindo through a Dutch-described “transfer of sovereignty”

Odin Faction, now the Nordic Nationalist Party (NNP), does well in elections but refuses to enter a coalition with the nationalist party

Oil production begins in Kuwait

Odin Faction, capitalising on Nazi ascent, established in Oslola amidst a brutal crackdown on political unrest The Great Depression hits Oslola General political unrest Paraguay wins the Chaco War (1932-35) against Bolivia and renames itself the Republic of Chaco after the disputed territory

Sugarhouse Mountain Fortress begins construction outside Montre Oslola leases frigates from the UK

Beginning of the Late Commonwealth The Atlantic Independence Movement culminates in Oslola achieving dominion status within the UK, retaining Edward VII as head of state Oslola maintains control over Kala, Demon, and Helvasia Caribbean and Atlantic islands remain as British Atlantic Territories Bahama, Caicos, Curateo, Rum, and Yabaque accede to the British Atlantic Territories under the Alford Agreement

The Rosea Beverage Company lime cordial works opens in Kabuli

Mapuraque receives formal recognition as an independent Mapuche republic

The British Atlantic Territories are awarded Dominion status at the 1926 Imperial Conference, granting it autonomy from British administration

Rail transport in Oslola is nationalised The Vekllei World Jetport is forcibly purchased by the Atlantic Commonwealth Government

The Caribbean Quarterly journal is founded in Antigua to catalogue regional studies Revolution establishes the socialist Mongolian People’s Republic under Soviet influence Mirah Port opens, serving fishing traffic from Greenland and the deep Atlantic

A direct rail line connects Montre and the city of Santes

Oil refinery constructed on Aruba, transforming the island economy around petroleum processing

The Vekllei World Jetport opens as the First Vekllei Aerodrome, in Pharos

Añaza is built as a planned city in Tenerife, replacing the congested port of Santa Cruz Lucia’s capital, Castries, is destroyed by fire and rebuilt Insurgency, negotiation and political accommodation begin cyclically between Turkey’s government and its Kurdish southeast

Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity tested at Roça Sundy in Principe The Seispri Vis Inn reopens in Krafla after Krafla Dam Disaster damage

The Commonwealth-American railway opens between Conch and Florida

The Ou Dam, the borough’s first hydroelectric dam, is constructed

Port redevelopment prompts renaming of Asmelola to Pharos

Economic decline prompts the Atlantic Junta to explore hydroelectric dams in Ou

The Krafla Hydroelectric Dam collapses in the Krafla Dam Disaster, killing 48 and nearly half the town

First Caribbean Federation formed

The Pharos Railway Company is bought by Atlantic Railways

The future capital of Godthul is founded as a whaling station by Norway in Sude

The Comodoro oil fields give Patagonia’s autonomous governing structure an economic logic of its own

Grytviken is established as the first whaling station in Sude

The Kalina Territory is established in Kabuli The Chancellor’s Cup, CUWI’s annual pancollegiate cricket tournament, is first held

St Pierre is destroyed by the eruption of Mount Pelée on Madiana, killing 30,000 people Cateral is founded in Kairi as Cateral Artillery Co. Britain arbitrates a boundary dispute between Chile and Argentina, recognising a Mapuche territorial zone that becomes Mapuraque

The British Atlantic Territories are granted an elected assembly

Gina is founded in Oslola

Britain establishes protection over Kuwait under the ruling Al Sabah family

Ethiopia defeats the Italian army at the Battle of Adwa, then occupies Eritrea

The Chilean Civil War halts the Occupation of Araucania before it reaches the lake district, sparing the future Mapuraque

Roseau Botanical Gardens established in Kabuli A financial crisis destroys the Buenos Aires government’s capacity to fund further military consolidation of Patagonia

The first inter-collegiate cricket match is played at the University of Antigua

Montre is electrified, extended north via the Atlantic Junta’s programme through Ou

Verdean musicians fleeing drought settle in Praia and develop the morna music genre under colonial patronage

General Roca’s Argentine campaign reaches the Río Negro and stalls, leaving Patagonia beyond effective control

Saint Barthélemy is sold back to France by Sweden following a local referendum, ending fifty years of Swedish administration

Montre University is founded Fiji becomes a British protectorate

Welsh settlers found a colony in the Chubut valley, later the nucleus of autonomous Patagonia

The candy-striped Hope Town Lighthouse is built on Elbow Cay in Lucayoneque, still wound by hand

Praia is established as the Verde colonial capital for its anchorage and neutral position; its harbour fortress begins construction in phases

The Port of Asmelola, later Pharos, is established under Jos Jehansson The Beri Railroad Bridge is built across the Sesmiousvianneh River in Yana

The Pharos Railway Company, Vekllei’s first railway operator, is founded

Royal University of the West Indies is founded in Antigua, the predecessor to the University of Antigua

Methodist missionary Josiah Whitmore arrives in Paria and names the capital Bethlehem

The Atlantic daily broadsheet is founded The First Great Recession hits the Oslolan metropole

The Ginnery is founded in Barbary The Great Fire at the Port of Vekllei prompts plans for a new port at Asmelola, later renamed Pharos

The new British Atlantic Territories are granted an executive governor, essentially affording self-governing status to the colonies

The British Overseas Territories comprising Oslola, Kala and Demon are reincorporated as the British Atlantic Territories, including Anguilla, Lucaya, Habacoa, Summers, the Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands ( Caimanas), the Falklands, Montserrat ( Allia), Saint Helena ( Helena), Ascension ( Ascension), the Tristan da Cunha Islands ( Santes), the South Georgia and Sandwich Islands ( Sude), and the Turks and Caicos ( Caicos) Islands Aloi, Antigua, Barbados, and Barbary are also reincorporated as the British Atlantic Territories Abakoa accedes to the British Atlantic Territories Providence accedes to the British Atlantic Territories Helvasia is absorbed into the British Atlantic Territories Hetland accedes to the British Atlantic Territories

Emancipation in Oualie frees nearly 9,000 people

The Falklands are permanently settled by the UK Slavery is abolished in the Caimanas

Atlantic is founded in Oslola

The Krafla Pipe Company, Vekllei’s oldest operating pipe manufacturer, is founded

The town of Troll receives a trading licence, marking its founding

The Colonial Hotel School is founded in Barbados

Santes is settled

Ascension is settled by the UK Switzerland adopts the neutrality it has held ever since

Britain secures permanent control of Lucia after changing hands 14 times

Black Haiti declares independence, the first Black republic in the Western hemisphere, after formerly enslaved people defeat the French Usman dan Fodio establishes the caliphate at Sokoto, later the spiritual capital of Hausa-Fulani Islam

Slavery is abolished in Helena

Colombier sold to Sweden by France

The UK retains the Conch Cays while returning Florida to Iberia

The French besiege Brimstone Hill Fortress on Kitts

Most pearl beds in Paria are worked by free divers

The Condorcanqui uprising establishes indigenous governance across the Bolivian/Peruvian altiplano, the eventual basis of Andea

The Bath Hotel opens in Oualie as the first hotel in the Caribbean

Sude is discovered by Captain James Cook

The Falklands are settled by the British at Port Egmont Kingston Botanical Gardens established in Youlouca

The UK seizes the Conch Cays from Iberia Britain retakes Abakoa, transforming it into a commercial trading outpost

Alexander Hamilton is born in Cherry Tree, Oualie

The Mikve Israel Synagogue, the oldest Jewish house of worship in the Western Hemisphere, is founded in Curacao

The Timanfaya eruption covers the southern quarter of Lanzarote in volcanic lava fields that remain largely unchanged to the present day

Seqi Olivine Mine begins continuous operation in Kala

Pico Mountain last erupts on Pico

Spain seizes Abakoa, ruling the island for the next fifty years; much colonial architecture dates from this period

Oualie loses its status as the richest of the Leeward Islands and ceases functioning as the region’s capital

Antigua and Barbados are settled by the UK Combermere School opens in Barbados

Barbary is founded as a slave estate known as Codrington’s Island

Allia and Aloi are settled by the UK

The Seispri Vis Inn is founded in Krafla

British reclaim Providence under the Treaty of Madrid The Cayman Islands come under British control via the Treaty of Madrid Spain makes an unsuccessful attempt to take Abakoa

Whaling wars between Dutch and English settlers occur in Helvasia

Helena is settled by the East India Company

French colonists settle Karu, naming it from the Arawak word Karukera meaning “island of beautiful waters”

Spanish forces dislodge Protestant colonists from Providence

English Puritans from Bermuda settle Cigateo, naming it from the Greek word for freedom

The French settle Colombier

The community hall of Yana is erected, dating the town’s settlement

Helvasia is rediscovered by Europeans and subsequently settled by whalers

Commonwealth Bank is founded in Oslola as the Royal Bank

Dutch forces take Aruba from its indigenous Arawak population, beginning Dutch colonial influence on the island

Providence Island Company establishes a Puritan settlement in Providence

Kitts and Oualie are colonised by the UK

British and French colonists massacre the Kalinago population at Bloody Point on Kitts

Sir Thomas Warner establishes the first permanent British settlement in the Caribbean at Old Road Town on Kitts

Wreck of the Sea Venture leads to the settlement of Summers

Beginning of Vekllei Late Period Oslola loses the Six Years War to the British Empire and is capitulated as a colony of the British Empire

Bermudian rakers begin working the salt ponds of Inagua, an industry that continues into the 20th Century under the Morton Salt Company

Portuguese colonisation of Benahoare begins under the lusotropicalist model

Spanish colonisation of Nassau begins

Spanish cartographer Diego Ribero charts the waters of Paria, naming them “Los Roques”

Famine kills the majority of Ou’s population

Helena is discovered by Portugal

Portuguese colonisation of Tenerife formally begins under the lusotropicalist model, integrating much of the indigenous Guanche population through forced assimilation

The Treaty of Tordesillas draws its line through the Canary archipelago, inadvertently preserving Benahoare’s indigenous civilisation

Kabuli is discovered by Christopher Columbus Columbus stops at Anjos Village on Maria during his return voyage, establishing the island as a trans-Atlantic waypoint

Antigua is discovered by Europeans Columbus Point on Guanima is claimed by some historians as Columbus’s true landing site

Portuguese arrive in Meridia, negotiating tributary status with the indigenous Bimbache chiefs rather than outright conquest

Christopher Columbus lives on Porto Santo, marrying the governor’s daughter and fathering his son Diego there

Costa Verde is discovered and settled by Portugal Cavoada is discovered by Portuguese navigators and remains intermittently uninhabited through the colonial period

Kala enters a union with the 3rd Commonwealth

Ou is settled as a rest stop between Montre and the southern port city of Vekllei

Santa Maria becomes the first permanently inhabited island of the Azores, settled by Portuguese colonists from the Algarve

The Royal Mail Service, predecessor to the Commonwealth Post, is founded in Oslola

Beginning of Period of Rest Founding of the 3rd Commonwealth Collapse of Oslolan trading power begins

The monarchy of Oslola falls to civil war and the Koverek dynasty is established

Rise of trading towns on East Coast of Oslola

Founding of the 2nd Commonwealth Aismo Desimou becomes king Capital moved to Altanehs Arawaks are displaced by Caribs in Antigua Irish settlers establish Aran on Demon

Helvasia is discovered by Scandinavians, who observe Arctic Sami living there Anguilla and Antigua are settled by Arawaks

Arawaks displace Ciboney in Saba Golden age of sagas begins Norse settlers arrive and establish communities in Hetland

Beginning of Oslolan Middle Period Founding of the 1st Commonwealth Oslola’s monarchist period

An iron mine is established at Asmelola, later Pharos

Beginning of Oslolan Early Period

The Saga of Spirits, naming Ou the birthplace of demons, is first orally recorded

Guanches, a Berber people, arrive in Tenerife

Beginning of Oslolan Common Period

Oslola is using Oslolan logographs Upen, a variant Inuit animism, is being practiced Asmelola, later Pharos, becomes a meeting place for Norse-Algic trade

Oslola is politically and culturally isolated from Europe

Earliest permanent Algic settlements established at Kanek and Alavia in Kala

Artefacts near Aya suggest some of the earliest human settlement in the Vekllei Home Islands, in Bakur

Scandinavians settle in Smoke Cove, Oslola

Celts or Pictish settlers establish fishing communities on south coast of Oslola

Stone tools are found in present-day Uclo and Pharos

Earliest evidence of human settlement in Oslola