Timeline

Conquest of the Almighty
Time in Laitheran is divided between BC (before Conquest) and AC (after Conquest)

???BC- 1BC: The Land of Laitheran was home of the Humans, the only sapiens and most dominant creature in the world. Sciences were that of the Early Middle Ages.

1BC: The Seven Seraphs, beings revered as Gods by many, appeared and began to fight each other for their newly found world. As the battles continued, cities, towns, and kingdoms were destroyed in the process. The resonant energies from the Gods' struggle caused tears in space. Creatures from other worlds entered Laitheran, as well as other sentient beings.

1AC: The Gods' battles began to slow in momentum. Eventually, the Gods gave in to the territory they gained due to the enormous amount of energy used to fight one another. The land was made up of almost ruins, and the human population was thin. A couple of months after the gods ceased fire, they suddenly went dormant. Legends state that the Gods went dormant to regain their lost energy, with the intention of resuming their conquests of Laitheran once they recovered their strength.

Restoration Period 2AC - 600 AC
92AC: The Krurx race emerged from a rift on the continent of Arcania. Their homeworld was in the process of dying, and when the rift appeared on their planet, they saw their race's salvation. Back in their homeworld, they were little more technologically advanced than what was known in Laitheran. Bringing with them their knowledge of their homeworld and its science, the Krurx had an against settlers from other realms.

125AC: The Nejigans appeared out the rift located on the continents of Heit and Hyre. Coming out of the rift in curiosity, the Nejigans arrived in masses, but their rifts closed, leaving the Nejigans to build their kingdoms in Laitheran, and repopulate their race. These two groups of Nejigans steadily grew under their Khans, and the Hyre and Heit Khanates were established in the same year.

223AC: Various mutated humans began to settle together south of central Laitheran. Shunned initially by surviving humans and other races, these settlers became known as the Zu. Due to discrimination, the Zu decided that the best course of action was to reject individualism and instead embrace collectivism. To survive in this world, the Zun needed to breathe for the Zu, work for the Zu, and die for the Zu.

241AC: The Zu religion began to spread like wildfire amongst Zun towns and cities. A summit by top religious leaders was soon called, and unification of all Zun was called for by the leaders. The various Zun nations agreed, and they confederated into what was called Zektra.

293AC: The Kingdom of Alyshia was the result of the conquests of a Zun king. However, this Zun (And the Zu in his country) didn't align themselves with the Zu religion. They instead had their own beliefs. This Zun king rallied his people and called for the unification of the continent, and he began conquering the surrounding kingdoms. A coalition was eventually formed to stop his rapid expansion, but they were defeated. This Zun king reigned supreme, and he declared Alyshia after the collapse and annexation of the remaining kingdoms contesting his rule.

304AC: At the center of Laitheran, a sub-human race appeared at the birthplace of the Gods at the center of the Laitheran supercontinent, and they swiftly grew in population. They were called the Srigs, and they reproduced quickly to the point where they had to branch out to other parts of Laitheran and start separate communities. These Srigs came into contact with the other races, and they soon became despised amongst the other races after their aggressive introductions. It was discovered that the Srigs were immune to direct forms of magic, and tensions worsened.

310AC: The Tonir raced into the rifts to Laitheran at the sight of it. Back in their homeland, the Gods appeared and annihilated what was once their world. With past knowledge of magic, they were already advanced in magic in comparison to others. They arrived on the continent of Ephios.

400AC: When the Tonir first arrived on Laitheran, they were divided. Their disagreements eventually led them to split up into three factions. These factions settled their own land and established their own kingdoms, one of which was Daralene. Daralene was the weakest of the three, but politics would upset the balance of power. Daralene's king had his only son marry the daughter of another king. However, the two kings died during a plague and the two heirs became rulers. They had great love for each other, so the two decided to combine their two kingdoms. Daralene annexed this kingdom, but the other country felt threatened. So this last kingdom declared war on Daralene, but Daralene won this conflict. With the previous opposition out of the way, Daralene colonized the rest of their continent and became its sole ruler.

410AC: The Magus Covenant was originally a collection of kingdoms. These kingdoms were all independent of each other, but a broad conspiracy was present in each of these nations. The mage colleges in these countries began to gain immense political power and rumors of a person who learned two Domains spread amongst the mages. These rumors were right, and this mage, who called himself the "Veneficus" began to meet with top officials of mage colleges. They all agreed to rebel against their home kingdoms and take over their government. Each of the colleges extended their influence and led aggressive takeovers of their nations. Then a political caucus was held, and the kingdoms formed the Magus Covenant. A council was then formed, and the Veneficus was the top of this organization.

Age of Kings 601AC - 1757 AC
1447AC: Due to a political crisis, the Terusian Empire split into two. One side was called Kyeland, which was named after its King, and Cyeland, which was also named after its King. The Terusian Empire, which was one of the world's oldest nations, was now no more.

1450AC: Even after their formation, Kyeland and Cyeland were extremely aggressive toward each other. They'd perform military exercises at each other's borders, or the two would outright attack each other in small skirmishes. However, these skirmishes were minor, and war between the two countries technically wasn't declared. Tensions eventually soared after two years of independence, and the military spending of the two nations skyrocketed. The road to war was a clear one, and the Terusian Civil War would begin after a massive offensive of Kyeland into Cyeland's territory.