Beginnings
(I’ve done a little bit more research this time by the way)
First Timeline
Beginnings
454-1000
PoD: The Battle of Nedao is won by the Huns, and the Germanics departed Hunnic territory and returned to their place of origin. Under the direction of King Ellac, he decided to scale back their invasions and retract many of their territories. Some of the borders (west, east, and north) resembled the Borders of the Lands of the Crown of St Stephen.
In 470, Ellac died and his son succeeded to the throne. Despite many of the Hunnics wanting to expand, the monarchs wanted to remain peaceful. They began to expel non-Huns out of the area to solidify their holdings in the area. In 480, when the Roman Empire Fell, the Huns invaded Dalmatia, (along the Lands of the Crown of St. Stephen), creating many small Hunnic villages and ports along the sea.
In 491, the King at the time centralised the Tribe, declaring himself the sole King, without a chief and declaring a sole monarch. The country began to fortify their borders, not allowing any other tribes to move into their territory. Many warrior imperialist Huns began to die, with their children becoming warriors, although losing their imperialist beliefs. Many port cities began to pop up, creating some piers and navies in the area.
In the 500s, thousands of Italics began to migrate to the Dalmatian Counties (Komágy, Rišci Counties), creating many of the ships and building settlements on the Dalmatian Islands, which were almost full Italian. The City of Kapugárd was established near OTL Segna, becoming a major port city.
In 516, Bulgaria began an invasion of the Huns, but failed and in 533, they retreated. In 573, the Germans attempted to invade the Huns, but in 589, they also retreated. The Capital was finally assessed in Thárkveléy-on-the-Woulds (49.190833, 20.961111 Coordinates).
The Hunnic House of Lords convened in the Palace of Körmat, in Thárkveléy, which were many land owners across the Kingdom. They met following the Charter of the Sky, which allocated many of the King’s powers to these land owners, who would create special acts. This Charter was created in 622. Many paths were built across The Hunnic Kingdom, connecting many of the counties. County Tribunals we’re established in 651, with each of the counties gaining its own Tribunal to deal with cases in their county. They created many new cities, some as simple as the county name, with Tribunal as a suffix.
In 771, the Kingdom was named the Kingdom of Hungary. With the prefix Hun, for the Huns. The country was colloquially called Pannonia or Carpathia, although those never stuck at the time. In 833, The Last monarch from the House of the Huns died, and a succession crisis ensued. Ügyek, a Lord from Upper Hungary was proclaimed King. He was a great member of the House of Lords, and a respected and heroic Lord. He proclaimed the House of Árpád. A flag for Hungary was established, alternating white and red stripes on the left, and on the right, a green trimount with a sleeping hare atop the highest hill, with a crown on its head. Above the hare, was the moon, stars, and lightning bugs.
Christianity was brought to Hungary in 876, quickly spreading in the west, with King Ügyek converting to Christianity in 879. In Transylvania, Tengri and other religions remained, but was slowly eroded. His son was named Tamás, who was the heir to the throne. Cathedrals, palaces and other buildings were built following The Arrival of Religion. In 881, Ügyek died. Tamás was crowned King. He forced many in Transylvania to convert to Christianity, speeding up the process. He ordered the building of many palaces, chapels, libraries, ports, markets, and cathedrals across the country. He ordered the creation and assessment of the Royal Hungarian Navy, which was extensive and well experienced. He ordered the expedition of many Hungarian explorers throughout Europe, which created an alliance with the Kingdom of Wessex, and an admiration for Southern Italy. He did many good acts across the country, and was known as ‘The Great’ by many Hungarians. In 888, Tamás was venerated as a saint. The Crown of St Tamás was created in his Honour, with moonstones, sunstones, rubies, diamonds, gold, velvet and silk. Crown Jewels were created, and other pieces of artwork being added to the newly established Royal Collection. He ordered for a royal portrait to be painted for him and his successors in the best fashion. He was an avid botanist and created several parkways in Thárkveléy, with trees and flowers being planted in the median of the stone roads. He created Nightshade Avenue, which diagonally connected The Royal Palace and the Legislative Palace. In the median of this expensive road, was to be flowers, trees, but at he proclaimed that at the beginning intersection there was to be a statue of himself built. At each intersection, a new statue for each monarch should be built. The city was redesigned with diagonal wide avenues, with big intersections, plazas, and businesses being created. Thárkveléy was a bustling city, and a major place of commerce in Europe.
Please tell me if I made any mistakes! Thank you for reading.
First Timeline
Beginnings
454-1000
PoD: The Battle of Nedao is won by the Huns, and the Germanics departed Hunnic territory and returned to their place of origin. Under the direction of King Ellac, he decided to scale back their invasions and retract many of their territories. Some of the borders (west, east, and north) resembled the Borders of the Lands of the Crown of St Stephen.
In 470, Ellac died and his son succeeded to the throne. Despite many of the Hunnics wanting to expand, the monarchs wanted to remain peaceful. They began to expel non-Huns out of the area to solidify their holdings in the area. In 480, when the Roman Empire Fell, the Huns invaded Dalmatia, (along the Lands of the Crown of St. Stephen), creating many small Hunnic villages and ports along the sea.
In 491, the King at the time centralised the Tribe, declaring himself the sole King, without a chief and declaring a sole monarch. The country began to fortify their borders, not allowing any other tribes to move into their territory. Many warrior imperialist Huns began to die, with their children becoming warriors, although losing their imperialist beliefs. Many port cities began to pop up, creating some piers and navies in the area.
In the 500s, thousands of Italics began to migrate to the Dalmatian Counties (Komágy, Rišci Counties), creating many of the ships and building settlements on the Dalmatian Islands, which were almost full Italian. The City of Kapugárd was established near OTL Segna, becoming a major port city.
In 516, Bulgaria began an invasion of the Huns, but failed and in 533, they retreated. In 573, the Germans attempted to invade the Huns, but in 589, they also retreated. The Capital was finally assessed in Thárkveléy-on-the-Woulds (49.190833, 20.961111 Coordinates).
The Hunnic House of Lords convened in the Palace of Körmat, in Thárkveléy, which were many land owners across the Kingdom. They met following the Charter of the Sky, which allocated many of the King’s powers to these land owners, who would create special acts. This Charter was created in 622. Many paths were built across The Hunnic Kingdom, connecting many of the counties. County Tribunals we’re established in 651, with each of the counties gaining its own Tribunal to deal with cases in their county. They created many new cities, some as simple as the county name, with Tribunal as a suffix.
In 771, the Kingdom was named the Kingdom of Hungary. With the prefix Hun, for the Huns. The country was colloquially called Pannonia or Carpathia, although those never stuck at the time. In 833, The Last monarch from the House of the Huns died, and a succession crisis ensued. Ügyek, a Lord from Upper Hungary was proclaimed King. He was a great member of the House of Lords, and a respected and heroic Lord. He proclaimed the House of Árpád. A flag for Hungary was established, alternating white and red stripes on the left, and on the right, a green trimount with a sleeping hare atop the highest hill, with a crown on its head. Above the hare, was the moon, stars, and lightning bugs.
Christianity was brought to Hungary in 876, quickly spreading in the west, with King Ügyek converting to Christianity in 879. In Transylvania, Tengri and other religions remained, but was slowly eroded. His son was named Tamás, who was the heir to the throne. Cathedrals, palaces and other buildings were built following The Arrival of Religion. In 881, Ügyek died. Tamás was crowned King. He forced many in Transylvania to convert to Christianity, speeding up the process. He ordered the building of many palaces, chapels, libraries, ports, markets, and cathedrals across the country. He ordered the creation and assessment of the Royal Hungarian Navy, which was extensive and well experienced. He ordered the expedition of many Hungarian explorers throughout Europe, which created an alliance with the Kingdom of Wessex, and an admiration for Southern Italy. He did many good acts across the country, and was known as ‘The Great’ by many Hungarians. In 888, Tamás was venerated as a saint. The Crown of St Tamás was created in his Honour, with moonstones, sunstones, rubies, diamonds, gold, velvet and silk. Crown Jewels were created, and other pieces of artwork being added to the newly established Royal Collection. He ordered for a royal portrait to be painted for him and his successors in the best fashion. He was an avid botanist and created several parkways in Thárkveléy, with trees and flowers being planted in the median of the stone roads. He created Nightshade Avenue, which diagonally connected The Royal Palace and the Legislative Palace. In the median of this expensive road, was to be flowers, trees, but at he proclaimed that at the beginning intersection there was to be a statue of himself built. At each intersection, a new statue for each monarch should be built. The city was redesigned with diagonal wide avenues, with big intersections, plazas, and businesses being created. Thárkveléy was a bustling city, and a major place of commerce in Europe.
Please tell me if I made any mistakes! Thank you for reading.
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