Timeline of the World

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A list of events from around the world, this article aims to give some indication of what was going on within different countries during a same period.

Given that time passes in a rather bizarre way, Earth's timeline is subject to major quirks of logic, paradoxes and temporal anomalies in apparent accordance with the theory of its fractal reality.

50,000 BC to 19,999 BC

c. 36,000 BC

• Ariddian Arctic Islands: first human settlers (Northern Europeans)

20,000 BC to 999 BC

c. 15,000 BC

• Federated Polynesian States: first human settlers (Proto-Polynesians)

1,000 BC to 1 BC

c. 1,000 BC

• Ariddia: the country is settled by its first inhabitants, Pacific Islanders, who begin to develop the Wymgani culture

c. 725 BC

• Ariddia (island of Ocea): Ieoa burial site established; earliest definite proof of human presence in the country

c. 275 BC

• Ariddia: human settlements extended across most of the country's islands

1st century AD

2nd century

c. 100

• Ariddia: Wymgani explorers discover continental Uhuhland

3rd century

c. 200

• Lwellsl: first human inhabitants: Wymgani settlers from Ariddia

12th century

1162

• Ariddian Arctic Islands: Korean explorers make contact with the indigenous inhabitants

1166

• Ariddian Arctic Islands: first Korean settlement, in the uninhabited Rijo Atoll

1172

• Ariddian Arctic Islands: Rijoan settlers move north to mingle with the indigenous inhabitants

14th century

• Ariddia: beginning of the great Wymgani journeys of exploration to distant shores and oceans

• Federated Polynesian States: towards the end of the century, ahiki (chief) Tohesa unites the island of Orowu and annexes several neighbouring islands; this early form of political unity is maintained for several generations

1350

• Ariddian Arctic Islands: Rijo Atoll, a separate political entity until this point, is subordinated to the Council of Chiefs on Haenojol (Etenvua Atoll). Henceforth the fifteen islands form a unified entity (Ajona and Kearutu still being undiscovered), despite lingering cultural differences.

15th century

• Ariddia (island of Wueliw): Sho Ea revolutionises Indigenous concepts of art and philosophy

1478

• Ariddian Arctic Islands: Wymgani explorers from Ariddia reach the islands as part of an epic voyage, and settle there alongside the Indigenous and Korean population

1494

• Federated Polynesian States (islands of Aeta and Fokohesa): first contact with South-East Asian explorers

16th century

1501

• Federated Polynesian States (islands of Aeta and Fokohesa): South-East Asian Captain Liu Shuai visits the islands and, after initially peaceful contact, kidnaps several islanders

1529

• San Adriano: foundation of the colony

1599

• San Adriano: the colony becomes de facto independent

17th century

• Ariddia: Wymgani explorers chart the coast of the Uhuhland continent and venture inland

1624

• Fbrenia: Gokota established as capital by the colonial authorities

1639

• San Adriano: the partly dilapidated village is discovered by Wymgani explorers from Ariddia, who settle there with the consent of the villagers

1641

• San Adriano: proclamation of San Adriano as a sovereign micro-State

1644

• San Adriano: suffrage extended to all women

1648

• San Adriano: monarchy established; Vincenzo Valentino elected Prince

1662

• Ariddia: first European discovery of the islands. French vessel the Aridd, captained by Auguste Luthier, reaches Vertelande nine days before the English ship Courageous discovers Ocea

1670

• Ariddia: first non-Indigenous settlements around this date

1673

• Ariddia (island of Ocea): Sunlight Coast massacre

1683

• Ariddia: Treaty of Espérence: joint Franco-British sovereignty established over the islands

1684

• Ariddia: Anglo-French Condominium proclaimed; Théophile Jardin first governor of the newborn colony; capital: Espérence

18th century

1705

• Ariddia: Cité-Belle replaces Espérence as colonial capital

1710

• Ariddia: around this date, beginning of systematic conflict over land ownership and use between Indigenous inhabitants and settlers

1723

• San Adriano: the micro-State is spared annexation by Uhuh-Topia; Prince Edoardo signs a treaty with Uhuh-Topia, formalising the countries' shared borders

1741

• Ariddia: city of New Hope founded

1747

• Ariddia: in an ambiguous ruling, the colonial Prime Court decides that Indigenous land can be unilaterally expropriated by the colonial authorities

1758

• Ariddia: Rêvane, future capital, founded

1760

• Federated Polynesian States (eastern islands): first European explorers; wary islanders forbid them from venturing inland or staying long

1769

• Ariddia: beginning of the "Land Wars": settlers from Aqeyr forcibly expell Iowil Wymgani from their expropriated lands; Wymgani retaliate by massacring the settlers at Dajas-sur-Ruisseau, and kidnapping their children

19th century

1810

• Ariddia: independence; Rêvane replaces Cité-Belle as capital

1814

• Ariddia: Cédric Pierre, conservative, becomes the first Prime Minister of the newly independent country

1819

• Federated Polynesian States: first Christian missionaries settle in the islands

1824

• Federated Polynesian States: proclamation of the Federated Polynesian States as a sovereign nation; King Mosese chosen as first federal sovereign

1833

• Ariddia: birth of the country's first political party, the Land Party (conservative)

1838

• Fbrenia: independence

1868

• Ariddian Arctic Islands: annexation by Ariddia

20th century

1910

• San Adriano: at the start of the First Ropa-Topian War, Prince Federico announces San Adriano's neutrality

1919

• Ariddia: Prime Minister Hugh Vale (Liberal Party, conservative) extends the suffrage to women for the first time

1930

• Ariddia: birth of the Democratic Party (later Democratic Communist Party)

1953

• Bashenk: independence

1954

• Bashenk: President Eric Okoue (Parti Communiste Bashenké) in power after the country's first elections; implements a gradual transition towards communism

1964

• Fbrenia: the government collapses, and is not replaced; the country descends into lawless chaos

1974

• Ariddia: Sarah Jones (Liberal Party, conservative) elected Prime Minister: first ever female head of State in Ariddia. Re-elected in 1979.

1985

• Ariddia: mass demonstrations against the policies of Prime Minister Martin Grazer (Conservative Party); a majority Opposition coalition in Parliament forces new elections, which bring Prime Minister Xavier Gris (Democratic Communist Party) to power. Beginning of the Social Republic.

• Ariddian Arctic Islands: the islands become a semi-autonomous Ariddian overseas territory, rejecting an offer of full independence

21st century

2012

• Ariddia: the island of Limea secedes to form the Sovereign State of West Ariddia, embracing capitalism; beginning of the Ariddian Cold War

2018

• Ariddia: Fraternity Sealines established: first cautious signs of a thaw in the Ariddian Cold War

2021

• West Ariddia: the city of Nouvel Espoir secedes as the City of North-West Ariddia, and is blocaded

2055

• Ariddian Isles: the three Ariddian States recognise one another's sovereignty

2071

• Bashenk: official proclamation that communism has been achieved

2074

• Ariddia: Aj Ud (Democratic Communist Party) elected for a first five-year term as Prime Secretary; later constantly re-elected for nine consecutive terms

22nd century

2115

• ESAT: Extraterritorial Sovereign Ariddian Territory proclaimed, joins the United Nations; Secretary Christelle Zyryanov appointed head of State by the Ariddian government