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WoD Timeline (1100 -- 1600)
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1100 Embrace of Tariq, sired by Bakr
1100 Embrace of Gratiano (Las 4), sired by Lasombra
(Gratiano will later slaughter his Sire...)
1116 Shaitan arrives in Mexico and rules over the Aztecs
1121 Goratrix creates the Gargoyle bloodline and looses an aerial
army of his constructs against the Tzimisce war hosts, as
well as the Inconnu (whose attention has been attracted)
1128 Founding of the Poor Soldiers of the Temple of Solomon
(who will later be named the Knights Templar)
1133 Tremere (Tre 4) locates a number of ancient vampires
sleeping the Sleep of Ages (Torpor) in a subterranean
vault. Tremere Diablerizes Saulot (Sal 3) and ascends
to the Third Generation.
1137 Karl Schrekt ('demon hunter' from Vienna) drives Erik
Eigermann into Torpor
1143 Embrace of Galbraith (Tor 6), sired by Helena (Tor 5).
(Galbraith later becomes Cardinal of Mexico)
1147 Commencement of the Second Crusade (led by rulers of
France & Germany)
1149 End of the Second Crusade
1187 Saladin (Sultan of Egyptian territories) reunites Islam
and recaptures Jerusalem
1189 Third Crusade begins (features Frederick Barbarosa,
Richard the Lionhearted, and Phillip Augustus (German,
English, and French rulers))
1190 Founding of the Brothers of the Hospital of St. Mary of
the Teutons (Teutonic Knights) at the Siege of Acre
1191 Embrace of Khalid, sired by Alexius
1192 Third Crusade ends
1199 Death of King Richard (he is killed in battle, succeeded
by his vicious brother John)
1200 Embrace of Subitai
1202 Fourth Crusade, called by Pope Innocent III to reclaim
Jerusalem, begins
1204 Crusaders sack (Byzantine) Constantinople instead of
claiming the Holy Land
End of Fourth Crusade (this disaster opens Eastern
Europe to the Ottoman Turks!)
1205 First Anarch Movement
(Anarchs and Assamites declare an informal truce and
wage war against Lasombra, killing him)
1208 The Albigensian Crusade (persecution of the Cathars)
1209 St. Francis of Assisi founds the first Franciscan order
(three will eventually exist)
1215 St. Dominic founds the Order of Friars Preachers
(Dominicans)
Pope Innocent IV summons the Fifth Crusade against Egypt
(utter failure)
Signature of the Magna Carta by King John
Kiasyd overthrow Ventrue presence and claim Strasbourg
1220 Embrace of Gustav Breidenstein, sired by Ilse Reinegger
1224 Frederick II's Inquisitors weed out heretics in Italy
and Sicily (mostly Cathars)
1228 Frederick II inspires the Sixth Crusade, wins Jerusalem
via diplomacy (not war)
1229 Council of Toulouse establishes committees to root out
Albigensian heretics
Beginning of the Spanish Inquisition
1230 Embrace of Francois Villion (Tor 6), sired by Helena
1231 Leopold of Murnau founds the Society of Leopold under
Pope Gregory IX
1233 End of the Albigensian Crusade
1235 Embrace of Karl Schrekt (Tre), sired by Lotharius (Tre)
1240 Beginning of the Anarch Revolution
1244 Jerusalem once again falls to Islamic rule
1252 Pope Innocent IV approves torture of suspected heretics
First Ventrue is caught by the Inquisition
1255 Leopold of Murnau is killed in broad daylight by a
vampire's Ghoul servant
1258 The Barons Revolt (in England)
1283 An Artificer (It X) scroll inadvertently falls into a
Spanish scribe's hands. He Awakens and forms a cult
of similarly Enlightened followers -- these cultists
call themselves the Pupils of Parmenides (will become
the Electrodyne Engineers/Sons of Ether)
1300 Embrace of Ezuli (Set), sired by Ghede (Set) in Ethiopia
1312 Formation of the Way of the Ancient Lawgivers
1314 Phillip the Fair orders the last surviving Templar
(Jacques de Molay) burned at the stake; he vows before
dying that Phillip will not see another year of rule
(and he doesn't!) [White Wolf's Order Templar continues
in secret from here.]
1324 The Siege of Metz marks the first (Sleeper) use of the
cannon in battle (There is some allusion to Metz as
Mistridge, a powerful Order of Hermes Chantry, true
target of the attack. [WW has contradictory dates;
I'm sure a better answer will be in _Fall of the
Covenants_ come 1998 or so.]
1325 Bernard Gui's Practica Inquisitionis Heretice Pravitatis
becomes both manual and standard for basic
Inquisitorial philosophy and procedure; formation of
the Order of Reason (the Technocracy)
The Cabal of Pure Thought (New World Order) convenes in
what is called the Convention of the White Tower.
They found the Order of Reason... the Technocracy.
1328 French Capetian (e.g., Louis Capet) line of succession
dies out, causing great dispute between the Valois
(successors) and illegitimate British-French Capet
cousins claiming birthright to the throne. Struggles
for the French throne ensue.
1331 Shaitan (Baa 4) orders Aztecs to kill all shapeshifters
1337 Hundred Years War begins, primarily over English-held
French land (e.g. Gascany)
1345 Tzimisce Antediluvian thought destroyed by Anarchs
(actually, the Anarch leader Lugoj was destroyed by
Tzimisce, and Tzimisce now poses as Lugoj...!)
1346 Battle of Crecy. English triumph on French homeland.
1348 Embrace of Petrodon (Nos), sired by Cristo (Nos).
(Petrodon is, in the present-day, Nosferatu Justicar.)
1356 Battle of Poitier. English triumph on French homeland.
HyperInt Tech introduces their Mark II construct, which
looks like an armored knight.
1381 Peasants Revolt (England)
Embrace of Tyler (Bru), sired by Robin Leeland (Bru)
1394 Meerlinda of Tremere and Hardestadt of Ventrue propose
the formation of a league of vampires. None listen.
1400 Embrace of Elaine de Calinot
Condotierri are sworn in as the protectors of the
Society of Leopold
Embrace of Karsh
Embrace of Jalan-Aajav
Embrace of Danov (Nos 7)
1415 Battle of Agincourt. Watch Kenneth Branagh's Henry V.
Critias finances Menele's voyage to the New World
1419 Duke of Burgundy allies with England against the French
(as will his successors)
1420 Peak of the Anarch Revolution
Seers of Chronos (Cultists of Ecstasy) and Ahl-i-Batin
attempt to meet with the Order of Hermes and call a
worldwide Tribunal. (Unenthusiastic response.)
1424 Embrace of Bryan
1429 Joan of Arc rallies the French against England
1431 Joan of Arc is captured by British-loyal Burgundy,
turned over to England, and burned at (then-British-
occupied) Rouen by decree of Charles VII
Height of the Inquisition (and the Society of Leopold)
1435 Burgundy reaffirms its French fealty
1438 Gutenberg printing press is distributed by Cabal of Pure
Thought (New World Order) to undermine Church authority
(and, therefore, the Celestial Chorus's)
1440 Embrace of Wilhelm Waldburg, sired by Gustav Breidenstein
1441 Tremere find the sword of Nul and keep it well hidden
1444 Augustus Giovanni (Gio 4) Diablerizes Cappadocius (Cap 3)
1450 Order of St. Michael collapses, consisting of no more
than a dozen monks by this time
Embrace of Henri del Gardo, sired by Ansethe
End of the Mayan civilization
Rafael de Corazon (Tor) makes his famous speech which
leads to the Camarilla and Masquerade
Etrius (Tre 4) closes the Tremere Chantry (in
Transylvania) and reopens one in Vienna
1453 Copernicus (a Technomancer) releases De Revolutionus
Orbium Caolestium
Fall of Constantinople, considered by many to be the end
of the Dark Ages
End of Hundred Years War (which, obviously, is a bit
more than 100 years)
1456 Formation of the Servants of Irad
1457 Grand Convocation is convened; Horizon Chantry created
1460 Wars of the Roses (England)
1462 Constantinople falls to Muslim Turks
1466 Formation of the Traditions' Council of Nine
1470 Heylel Teomim of the (extinct) Solificato Tradition
betrays his brethren to the Cabal of Pure Thought;
three of the First Cabal fall before the treachery.
Heylel is sentenced to Gilgul; the Solificato disband.
1484 The Summis Desiderantes Affectibu terms witches 'enemies
of mankind'
1486 The Malleus Malificarum defines the methodology of witch
hunting
The Camarilla declares Blood Hunt on Clan Assamite
1492 Christopher Columbus sails to (trips over) the New World
1493 End of the First Anarch Revolution
Signature of the Convention of Thorns
Signature of the Code of Milan
1494 Harzomatuili is claimed by the Wyrm and becomes a
Black Spiral Dancer (part of the Sepulchre in Mexico)
1496 Signature of the Treaty of Tyre (Assamites/Camarilla)
in which, as a gesture of good faith, most of Clan
Assamite accepts the Tremere blood-curse (those who do
not will go on to join the Sabbat)
1500 The Third Maelstrom strikes Stygia, City of the Dead
(creating the Shroud and Stygia/Shadowlands division)
Embrace of Vlad Tepes (Tzi), sired by Lambach (Tzi)
1507 Embrace of Katarina Kornfeld, sired by Gustav Breidenstein
1515 Rambam uses a ritual to return Talaq (Asm) to long-lived
human form. Talaq repays Rambam by influencing the
Ottoman ruler (Suleiman) to protect Jerusalem, then fakes
his death
1517 Martin Luther posts his 95 Theses
1519 Cortes arrives in Mexico and claims it for Spain.
Shaitan, through his demonic masters, causes the Pandemonium.
Helena (who accompanied Cortes) flees Mexico, leaving behind
her Progeny Galbraith, who becomes Prince of Mexico City.
(Galbraith (Tor 6) becomes Shaitan's pawn.)
1520 Aztec revolt kills 400 Spanish
1521 Cortes returns and recaptures Mexico in 75 days.
The Sabbat come with him in force. (Galbraith joins the
Sabbat and becomes their Cardinal.)
1526 Vlad Tepes' forces take Hunedoare Castle
1528 Vlad Tepes joins the Sabbat
Pizarro conquers the Incans
1532 Embrace of Ellison, sired by Melitta Wallenberg
1533 Reign of Ivan the Terrible begins in Russia
1540 St. Ignatius of Loyola founds the Society of Jesus
(Jesuits)
1543 Embrace of Elonzo, sired by Masdela
1550 Formation of the Twilight Cult
1557 Embrace of Don Caravelli (Bru), sired by Antonius Caracus
1558 Elizabeth I gains the English throne
1563 Another outbreak of Bubonic Plague strikes Europe
1566 Embrace of Dr. Mortius, sired by Mesita
1571 Embrace of Battista Decamerone (Gan 7)
Kepler (a Technomancer still living in the present day)
formulates his Laws of Motion
1579 Embrace of Madame Guil (Tor), sired by Baron Volgirre (Tor)
Sir Francis Drake claims San Francisco for his queen
A tremendous earthquake forms San Francisco Bay soon after
1584 Death of Ivan the Terrible
Embrace of Warwick (Nos 7), sired by Powell (Nos 6)
1585 End of the Ottoman Empire
1588 Attack of the Spanish Armada (England is victorious after
storms destroy the Spanish fleet)
1590 Disappearance of the Roanoke Colony
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1101 CE: Loyalist Colonial arrives in Portsmouth, becomes a close friend of Robert Curthose.

1105 CE: Loyalist Colonial, along with some other friends, undresses Robert in his sleep. He takes his place at Serlo's sermon, and afterwards leaves for Sardinia. Gregorios stows away with the Norse back to Europe when told that the Vinland colony was to be abandoned.

1108 CE: Gregorios takes the name of Jacques, and serves as an interpreter for the King of France. He eventually becomes the ambassador to Jerusalem.

1156 CE: Gregorios begins working as a serf at an estate in Ibelin. After taking the name Balian, he is mistaken for the historical figure. His fame eventually eclipses that of the original.

1168 CE: Fenwick fights with Valdemar of Denmark. This leads him to join a mercenary company in the Third Crusade. His immortality was discovered by some of the Knights Templar, and he was forced to flee to what would become the Swiss Confederation.

1194 CE: Gregorios reaches Constantinople, and takes the name Petros.

1200 - 1300 CE

1201 CE: Loyalist Colonial becomes a Shaolin Monk.

1204 CE: After working as a merchant for ten years, Gregorios is sold into slavery when the Venetians sacked the city. Eventually he is bought by Niccolo and Maffeo Polo.

1211-1215 CE: Loyalist Colonial is drafted into the Chinese army, and fights the invading Mongols multiple times. He is killed at the Battle of Beijing.

1218 CE: Loyalist Colonial is revived in a Mongol camp, and joins their army.

1219-1221 CE: Loyalist Colonial fights in the invasion of Khwarezmia.

1222 CE: Loyalist Colonial leaves the Mongol army, and begins traveling.

1229 CE: Loyalist Colonial finally arrives at his birthplace in Egypt, and ends up fighting against invading Crusaders. He ends up relocating to Jerusalem

1244 CE: Loyalist Colonial escapes the Siege of Jerusalem, at the hands of the Khwarezmia.

1248-1254 CE: Loyalist Colonial is once again pulled into the Crusades, and after they are over he moves to Poland in hopes of avoiding more wars.

c. 1250 CE: The Saxon plays at being a knight in Gascony and England.

1258 CE: The Mongols raid Poland, and burn down Loyalist Colonial's house. He moves to the Canary Islands.

1268 CE: Gregorios journeys to China with Marco Polo, under the name of Paulo. He served as their interpreter for the entire time that they stayed in China.

1287 CE: Peter is born to young parents of unknown social standing in one of the eastern comitates of the Kingdom of Hungary. Given to a Hospitaller monastery for education. His parents were never seen again.

1290 CE: Tadayo born in Sagami.

1300 - 1400 CE

1305 CE: Gregorios is freed by the Polos, and makes his way to Brunswick. Here he takes the name Franz Südenmann, and worked as a merchant. Eventually he marries the daughter of a local noble. Peter reaches maturity, decides he isn't really fit for the life of a crusader. He runs away from the hospitallers, becomes a drifter.

1310 CE: Peter is 23 years old, dies for the first time in his life at the hands of a band of outlaws. After regeneration, he can't fathom what he had just experienced, and writes it off as some sort of hallucination.

1311 CE : Peter dies for the second time after falling off a cliff by accident. He breaks every bone in his body and completely shatters his skull, but wakes up after some time, fully healed and regenerated. Since he died only after lying on the ground for about a minute, he still remembers what happened. On the next day, he repeatedly impales himself on his sword, only to heal back to normal again. There is little room left for doubt now : He has somehow become invulnerable. After thinking about the potential of his mysterious new powers, he decides to start hiring himself out as a mercenary, hoping to earn some cash. (By sheer luck, he never experiences the misfortune of someone chopping his head off in the upcoming centuries. Given the fact he didn't knew there were any other Eternals besides him until 2010, this is a nearly miraculous amount of luck.)

1312 CE: Peter fights on the king's side at the Battle of Rozhanovce/Rozgonyi (the current Hungarian monarch is Charles I. Robert of Anjou, the first Hungarian Anjevin). Peter uses his preserved Hospitaller uniform to disguise himself and blend in with the Hospitallers partaking in the battle.

1347-1349 CE: Gregorios loses his entire family to the Black Death. He wanders east, wearing a black cloak, staying just ahead of the plague wave. This inspired the image of the Grim Reaper.

c. 1350 CE: Daniel has moved to Sukhothai. Peter is in the service of Hungarian king Louis I. (Charles Robert's son), gains the reputation of a dependable soldier, partakes in the campaigns against Lithuania and greatly increases his overall archery skills.

1352 CE: Gregorios reaches Muscovy, taking the name Dmitri Gregorov. He becomes a farmer and womaniser.

1396 CE: Gregorios sleeps with and impregnates the wife of Andrei Kobyla, siring the Romanov line. He is banished from Muscovy for it.

1400 - 1500 CE

c. 1400 CE: The Saxon fights in the Reconquista.

1415 CE: Peter serves Albert of the Nagymihályi-Sztárai family, the vassal of duke Ctibor of Ctiborice, vassal of then Hungarian king Sigismund of Luxembourg.

1418 CE: Peter is forced to spend some time in the royal city of Prešov, where he meets and befriends his first great love, Katherine, the daughter of a mid-ranking family of local townsmen.

1419 CE: Bosch born at Bois-le-Duc, Burgundy.

1420 CE: Peter and Katherine are ambushed by an uknown assasin on a snowy day a few miles away from the town of Hanušovce (in the county of Šariš/Sáros). Katherine is struck by a crossbow bolt and they flee into the woods to find temporary shelter. Peter tries to track down the assasin and kill him, but isn't succesful, since the assasin is a master of stealth. After three days of hiding, Katherine dies due to severe infection from the wound, even though the bolt was removed shortly after the fatal incident. Peter mourns the uneasy loss, examines the bolt and discovers it was deliberately modified to cause as much infection as possible. He has to leave Katherine's body behind and go into hiding, but makes sure her family can locate it and give her a propr burial.

1422-1434 CE: After coming to grips with cruel reality, Peter decides he needs to forget. He enters the battlefields of the Hussite Wars, hoping the endless slaughter and carnage he's partaking in will help calm down his inner pain and anger. Most of the time, he fights on the Hungarian side, but he also doesn't mind becoming a mercenary for whoever pays the most, especially in the later stages of this bloody era. In 1434, after seeing the last stand of Hussites against other Hussites at the battle of Lipany, he returns to eastern Hungary, searching for a place to settle down.

1438 CE: Gregorios returns to Constantinople once again. He takes the name Constans Lampenos, and worked as a merchant.

1439 CE: Peter finally settles down for the first time in over 20 years. His new home is the royal city of Košice. He tries to burn his previous blood-soaked past and starts keeping a low profile, living as regular citizen.

1443 CE: During a mutiny on board his ship, Bosch is thrown overboard tied to a weight. He survives with a snapped ankle, burst ear drums, and ruined eyes. The ears and eyes healed by the time he washed ashore south of Barcelona.

1445 CE: Being confused about the theological implications of his immortality, Bosch joins a monastery. Eventually, he is made a scribe and begins to keep a detailed diary - at this time, he fears that he will begin to loose his memory even if his body does not age.

c. 1450 CE: Fenwick takes his current name while working as a teacher in France. He keeps it for the next several hundred years of wandering.

c. 1450 CE: The Saxon arrives in Constantinople, stays through the fall of the city to the Ottomans.

1453 CE: Bosch takes an assignment with missionaries to Granada, wishing to find a place where his lack of aging is not obvious and the Church does not proclaim Inquisitions. He disappears from the other monks during a riot, and eventually finds employ with a Florentine merchant, with the goal of reaching the Italian states. Gregorios is assigned to the defense of the walls of Constantinople. After the walls fell, he and his family escaped as the city fell.

1465 CE: Peter moves to the royal city of Levoča.

1472 CE: Bosch completes training as a lawyer and physician in Siena, and determines to accrue as much commercial influence as possible as a tool to locate other immortals, to maintain the Masquerade, and to effect positive social changes.

c. 1480 CE: Daniel returns to Europe.

1485 CE: Gregorios and his family reaches Spain, where he buries his wife. He takes the name Alejandro Diaz.

1487 CE: Peter once again moves from one royal city to the next - this time, to Bardejov in northeastern Hungary, near the famous trade routes to southern Poland. A week after moving in, he quietly celebrates his 200th birthday.

1492 CE: Blackbeard, Edward, and Gregorios return to the Americas as members of Columbus' crew. Gregorios stays on as a founder of the La Navidad colony.

1493 CE: La Navidad is sacked by the natives. Gregorios' grandsons are sold into slavery, while he plays dead. Gregorios hijacks a canoe, and heads for his old Micmac tribe. Peter tracks the famous outlaw band of Fedor Hlavatý after they send a letter full of threats to the town council of Bardejov. He is ultimately unsuccessful in his investigation, but participates in the final capture of Hlavatý a few years later.

1494 CE: Loyalist Colonial travels to the Americas with Bartholomew Columbus, and meets Edward and Blackbeard in the Americas. He also takes on the Spanish name “Josue”.

1500 - 1600 CE

1500 CE: After a long career as a banker, spanning two identities, Bosch funds some discreet investigation and locates Timothy and Jesci as possible immortals. After a meeting involving a lot of whiskey and a crossbow, they become friends. Timothy agrees to take a sabbatical in Italy and look after the money while Bosch searches Europe for more Eternals.

1519 - 1536 CE: Bosch plays tourist around much of Europe, meeting Ofaloaf in Germany to learn gunsmithing and purchasing some of Hieronymus' work in Bois-le-Duc.

c. 1520 CE: Edward returns to Europe and becomes active in the early days of Lutheranism.

1532 CE: After living with the Micmac tribe for nearly 40 years, Gregorios attempts to drown himself upon hearing of the fall of the Inca Empire.

1534 CE: Among the odd jobs that Gregorios takes in Rome, he ends up modeling for Michelangelo's Last Judgement Day. At this time, he was going by the name Luca di Greco.

1538 CE: While visiting a market in Vienna, Peter notices a young woman who looks exactly like his former significant other. He tries to ask her who she is and if they've met before, but she notices him and runs away. He pursues her, but since it's the biggest market day of spring, there are a lot of people in the streets and she gives him the slip…

1540 CE: Bosch joins Timothy and Jesci in Rome, finding that they have well managed the group's funds. They have also located Gregorios and informed him of the existence of other immortals. In addition, the founders of the Jesuit order are made aware of the existence of immortals via Bosch's confession, and asked to look for signs of any others during their travels.

1540s and 1550s : Still living in Bardejov, Peter becomes good friends with Leonard Stöckel - local scholar, head of the city's school and an early advocate of Protestantism in Hungary. Stöckel occasionally tries to convince Petike to convert to Luther's teachings, but he declines.

1552 CE: Lukas Merhoff born in the city of Dresden in the Holy Roman Empire.

1557 CE: Angered by the news of a recent succesful Ottoman offensive, Peter decides it's high time he picked up some arms again and went to defend the slowly shrinking kingdom. He moves to the royal mining city of Banská Štiavnica and tries to blend in among the other citizens.

1558 CE: Torque born.

1561 CE: Covertly fighting Ottomans for nearly three years, Peter finally gets a permit to join the city's militia.

1567 CE: After an Ottoman ambush in the vicinity of the city, Peter's unit is defeated. Peter and other 5 surviving soldiers are taken prisoner and dragged away by Ottoman slavers. In the following months, the six will first be moved to Serbia, then modern day Bulgaria.

1568 CE: Gregorios is sent to Holland to aid the Spanish in their war against the Dutch. He is shot near Utrecht.

1568 CE: Peter and one of the other survivors are shipped to Anatolia, each of them to a new master.

1569 CE: The Eternal's Trust is officially founded by Bosch, Timothy, Jesci and others, with the headquarters, archives and main storage vault at Lausenne. Providing support, funding, and new identities to eternals world-wide, the Trust consists of the member Eternals, a larger number of trustee normals (Ephemerals), and a still larger number of employees who do not know who they are really working for. The Trust's main activity for the first centuries of its existence is to locate all of the eternals in the world. Initially the Jesuits are the most wide-spread field agents, but their role decreases with time.

1569-1576 CE: Lukas Merhoff wanders around Europe, spending time in Strassburg, learning how to become a blacksmith. Eventually settles in Bordeaux.

1570 CE: Bosch leaves on a search for more immortals. Gregorios settles in Normandy and works as a farmer. He marries a local miller's daughter, and they have seven children. Peter is sold to a new, much more benevolent owner.

1575 CE: Edward goes to Japan with a Portueguese vessel. Peter's master has noticed he owns a very educated slave and decides to free him of most household and menial work and make him his personal scribe.

1578 CE: Peter's master officially releases him from slavery.

1579 CE: Being at Maluku, Edward is able to join Francis Drake's crew on their return to England. After parting with his former master and his family, Peter decides to travel. At first, he is thinking of going back to Europe, but he eventually starts riding deeper and deeper into the Middle East.

1582 CE: Peter spends some time in Egypt

1583 CE: Edward moves to Virginia, and later other of the Colonies.

1584 CE: Snowzinger born. After traversing the Lybian desert and then travelling along the Noth African coastline, Peter arrives in Tunisia. After spending some time here, he goes to Morocco and spends a quarter of the year in the country. When he finishes his stay, he joins a trade caravan headed south.

1585 CE: Bosch returns to Lausenne from a trip to India, Indonesia, Indochina, China, and Japan. He went on the report of several immortals from Jesuits, and found and studied with Tadayo in Japan. While passing through Nagasaki, Bosch encountered Edward amongst the European population of the city, but did not recognize him as an Eternal. Peter visits Timbuktu.

1587 CE: Peter arrives in Ethiopia, where he celebrates his 300th birthday. He stays there for about three years.

1588 CE: Torque shot during battle with the Spanish Armada at Gravelines and washed overboard; discovering his immortality.

1590 CE: Gregorios conscripted into the French Army during the Wars of Religion. Peter starts touring various east African countries, including modern day Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.

1592 CE: Peter boards a trade ship in Zanzibar, leaves for southern India.

1593 CE: Peter is in India, treking aimlessly northward.

1594 CE: Gregorios is hit by a cannonball, and sent flying. He disguises himself as a civilian and flees. He returns to England for the first time since the Norman invasion over 500 years before. He ends up playing Romeo in the first production of Romeo and Juliet. He eventually becomes a formal member of William Shakespeare's company. Peter observes Hindu pilgrims and visits some of the more accessible holy sites of the various religions of the subcontinent.

1595 CE: Peter finally arrives in modern day Nepal, reaches the foothills of the Himalayas.

1596 CE: After a long and perilous journey, Peter finally makes his way through one of the mountain passes and reaches Tibet.

1598 CE: Peter is at a public ceremony, where he sees the 4th Dalai Lama (the only bearer of the title of Mongolian ethnic descent in history). Later, he has a short affair with a local girl, but she's killed by a gang of bandits, making him think about leaving Tibet behind and travelling further.

1600 - 1700 CE

1600-1604 CE: Peter travels across China, then Korea

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