Myron II titles Drenund as Overseer Penbrooke- essentially granting him the duties of the former Keeper General.

Jorge is born, son of Lella and Jauford.

Myron II sends his army north to the Midlands to face down a growing rebellious population.

Myron II leaves Penbrooke for the Nazreth Valley.

With the imperial army mostly gone, Murula and Vasslow come out of hiding in Mendhall.

Vasslow remains at the unofficial Casot school in Mendhall to study the Book of Casot, learning to read and write. Hiw mother, Murula, returns to the family's initial home near Ferrund's Fall.

Myron II travels the entire length of the Nazreth Valley to the River Grey source. He continuous incognito far down the River Grey before returning to the Nazreth Valley.

Dominic is born to Jauford and Lella.

Silvan is born, daughter of Rupert and Katria.

Myron II, back at the South Wood River Basin, recalls his moderately successful troops from the Midlands.

Myron II's Penbrooke invasion was executed to retain his grandfather's honor. He announces that next on his list is Trahbeck, to finish his father's work there.

Myron II falls ill, stalling his Trahbeck invasion planning. He travels under disguise to the Tortund Valley to rest and recover.

Mayelyn is born, daughter of Levlyn and Drenund.

Faye is born, daughter of Jauford and Lella.

Dulth is born.

Yfren dies from an allergic reaction in Penbrooke. Word of her death does not reach Myron II until 1376p

Rupert leads a raid on the Torreson Casot School.

Murula marries an imperial census worker.

During a trade of ransom with the Casot School, Rupert is actually convinced to convert to worship Mother Egu. He still forces the Casot School to buy back prisoners and artifacts, though.

Levlyn dies during childbirth. The daughter, Vilma, named by her father Drenund, dies within days.

Murula has a child with her new husband.

Myron II's illness subsides early in the year.

Myron II spends much of the year travelling the Tortund Valley meeting with Northmen lords. Much financial, manpower, and other resourceful support is acquired from the Tortund Valley, making friendly relations a top priority for the Myron Empire.

Mark is born, son of Jauford and Lella.

Vasslow travels to the Imperial Ertund Casot School to further his learning.

Myron II takes Cyfurrel as a ward.

Myron II leaves the Tortund Valley, travelling south west through Merrod and into the Trefel Valley.

King Haspen II's conquests stalled just west of the Trefel Valley. Myron II and King Haspen II negotiate plans to alleviate pressure on the Trefel Kingdom by River Valley lords.

Myron II and King Haspen II's negotiations break down and Myron II returns to the Drap Expanse.

Myron II starts construction on a memorial for his daughter, Yfren, in Penbrooke.

Errfulyn is born, daughter of Myron II.

Katria dies during childbirth, the child does not survive.

Myron II travels to Yale Pass.

Much of the mid/north Vesop Woods peoples align themselves with Rupert. He has a reputation of a fierce woodsman warlord- raiding Greyfield fiefs with unrelenting ferocity. Some people refer to Rupert as 'King of Vesop' or the 'Vesop Warlord'

Rupert sends his sons to live at the Torreson Casot School.

Rupert claims protective custody of the Torreson Casot School.

Rupert leads a force and captures the Torreson Casot School and surrounding lands.

Further campaigning extends Rupert's command to around 60 miles south of the Torreson Casot School and all the way east through the Vesop Woods to the mountains.

Nazreth tribes spread influence through the Enhold Mountain valleys.

Errfulyn dies from illness.

Myron II splits his army at Yale Pass, creating Army I and Army II.

Army II is placed under command of Cyfurrel and sent to camp south of the South Wood River Basin.

Vasslow joins Army II.

Army I, under Myron II's command, begins a half year journey west through the Nazreth Valley.

Myron II's Army I constructs a series of fortifications at the western edge of the Nazreth Valley.

Coinciding with Trahbeck's harvest festival, Cyfurrel leads Army II south into Trahbeck.

Cyfurrel and Army II faces no opposition by the initial minor lords encountered in Trahbeck.

Small skirmishes in the Trahbeck woods delay Army II's advance but Cyfurrel's numbers and the troops' experience prove too strong for the Trahbeck opposition. Trahbeck collapses when several powerful southern Trahbeck lords present their swords and services to Myron II via Cyfurrel in surrender even before Cyfurrel and Army II reach their lands.

Vasslow impresses his Army II superiors in combat in Trahbeck and helps to translate during some of the peace negotiations with small time Trahbeck lords.

Rupert titles himself King of Vesop.

The King of Trahbeck flees south. He holds out in Durnhall for several years before disappearing farther south, possibly to Anduel.

King Rupert's influence spreads throughout the Vesop Woods.

Lord Almer launches an attack on the Torreson Casot School grounds.

Fenwin, Erwin, Dreywin, and Vern are taken captive by Lord Almer and help captive at Almer Hall.

King Rupert turns to his southern neighbor lords seeking aid in a war against Lord Almer. The lords decline.

King Rupert leads a series of raids to the south of his northern Vesop lands, one so far that he gets within sight of the Greyfield Casot School.

King Rupert goes through the motions of paying a ransom and tribute for the return of his sons from Lord Almer but upon discovery that Almer is facing the threat of a foreign army camped at Army Watch Rupert cancels the ransom at the last minute and instead leads a host of warriors across the River Grey into Greyfield.