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Galvin (1400-NA)
Father: Ermmel Mother: N/A
Son of Ermmel
1416
Jayne marries Prince Galvin of Donwick.
1418
Clyff is born, son of Galvin and Jayne.
1419
Dirk is born. Son of Galvin and Jayne.
1421
Bale is born. Son of Galvin and Jayne. Jayne dies during the birthing.
1434
Galvin builds Galvin Hall. it is a waystop between Prophets Meeting and Greyfield as well as a sanctuary and place of study.
1435
Cyfurrel II sends Clyff to Fort Crenhall to follow Gorden and summons Galvin to Imperial Ertund to raise Army IX. Galvin builds Fort Faith to station Army IX.
1440
Cyfurrel II dispatches messenger river boats disguised as merchant barges up the Ertund River Basin to Galvin's Army IX at Fort Faith.
Galvin crosses the South Drap with Army IX invading Ertund from the north.
Galvin's Army IX encounters Lord Asroth's initial levied militia and destroys it while securing holds and villages along the South Drap's Ertund coast.
Galvin's Army IX battles Lord Asroth's entire raised army of around 12,000 just 50 miles south of Fort Faith in Ertund. While Army IX wins due to better discipline, equipment, and training, it is at great cost due to being so outnumbered.
1441
Army IX pulls back to Fort Faith.
1442
Army IX, lead by Galvin, thrusts into Ertund heading south east as Army VIII and Hander push east from the Erien.
Army IX reaches the Ertund Mountains quickly, defeating several militia forces on the way.
Army IX encounters and engages a relief army headed to destroy Hander's battered Army VIII. Nearly 8,000 enemy are killed with 2,000 more captured. Galvin takes only 1,500 losses.
Galvin uses Army IX to disrupt enemy troop movements throughout the region while Army IV, lead by Hermoth, captures and holds Drenock Tower.
Galvin, still leading Army IX in Ertund, receives news of his father's death in Donwick.
Galvin moves Army IX to Imperial Ertund and leaves it under Hander Fermothson's command, then travels to Donwick.
Galvin is crowned King of Donwick.
1443
Galvin, King of Donwick, recalls Prince Clyff from Army VI and Bale from Cyfurrel City.
1451
Cyfurrel II travels to Maynor Hall in Trefel to meet with Prince Leopuld of Trefel, King Damien II of Trefel, King Galvin of Donwick, King Loken of Casot's Rest, Prince Elwick of the South West, King Hemfall of Ironhall and King Rentour of Nihlfen.
King Hemfall and Prince Elwick move Cyfurrel II to Galvin Hall in Donwick with King Galvin's permission.
Tom, supporting his brother King Galvin, moves Army V to Galvin Hall.
Cyfurrel II is tortured extensively and without mercy by agents of Galvin at Galvin Hall.
The South West Conspirators, fearing news of an Imperial Army in Greyfield, send Cyfurrel II south and east, away from Galvin Hall. Galvin, Elwick, and Hemfall are unaware that the Imperial army is Army XIII and under command of Galvin's son, Bale. King Hemfall objects to sending Cyfurrel II to their powerbase, the South West, because Army XIV lead by Cyfurrel II's bastard son, Yoland, and Army I lead by Crenhall (of unknown allegiance to them) both hold strong presence there.
King Galvin discovers that Bale leads the imperial army in Greyfield (Army XIII) and recruits him to his side. The soldiers are hardly aware of what is going on and only informed that civil war is imminent.
Crenhall meets with King Galvin at Casot's Rest under assurance of safety from King Loken.
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