Hârn History Chronology

Hârn History Chronology is a list of all the histories

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Chronology (Timeline)

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Venârivè Chronology

All year numbers are given in Túzyn Reckoning (TR) or Before Túzyn Reckoning (BT). Throughout this publication, it is assumed throughout that the current date is the first day of the first month of tr720.

• Page 23: (Before bt300) - The Beginnings of Venârivè
• Page 37: (bt300 - tr1) - The Summer of the Classic Age
• Page 47: (tr1-tr150) - Crisis and Depression
• Page 59-60: (tr150-tr450) - The Imperial Age
• Page 73: Religious Chronology (tr1-tr450) - The Imperial Cults
• Page 80: (tr450-tr550) - The Imperial Autumn
• Page 88: (tr550-tr600) - The Red Death
• Page 110-111: (tr600 to tr720) - The Modern Age

Breakdown of Regions & Timelines

• Summa_Venariva.pdf ~ A Social History of Venârivè
  • Pronunciation and Accents: page ii
  • Hârn (region) 1, 2, 14, 19, 20, 23, 25, 26, 28, 31, 37, 47, 55, 56, 59, 60, 63, 66, 70, 73, 77, 79, 80, 82, 84, 88, 93, 96, 107, 108, 110, 111.
• Venarive_102.pdf
  • Venarive_Index_102.pdf
    • Hârn — Island 1, Region 110, Hârnic — Language 19, 110, 183, Pantheon 85, Religious Peculiarity 85, Tribes 112
    • Kandáy, Kingdom of (Realm) 111

Venârivè Eras & Periods

History

Venârivè P03

There are a variety of systems for counting the years in Venârivè. These are discussed in detail in Daily Life. This section follows the most widely used system, the Tuzyn Reckoning. Tuzyn Reckoning uses the foundation of the Kingdom of Mèlderýn as its starting point. All dates after that point are identified by tr; all dates prior are identified as Before Tuzyn or bt. The current date in this system is tr720.

Most historians of Venârivè divide the history of the region into a number of eras and periods. The simplest divisions are the ‘eras’:

• Ælder / Heroic Era – before bt1300
• Ancient / Classical Era – bt1300 to bt300
• Middle Era – bt300 to tr500
• Modern Era – tr500 to present (tr720)

A more detailed division is by ‘periods’, which overlap:

• Legendary Period – pre bt3000
• Megalith Period – bt3000 to bt1600
• Migrations Period – bt1600 to bt680
• Foundations Period – bt680 to tr1
• Early States Period – tr1 to tr300
• Imperial Period – tr200 to tr500
• Viking Period – tr250 to tr550
• Modern Kingdoms Period – tr500 to present

See Folk of Venârivè (P161) for a list of notable personalities of from the history Venârivè.

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Venârivè Timeline

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• 8000 years - The last 1000 years (fine grid) is expanded in the timeline above

6000 BC–present

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Tribes, Kingdoms & Linguistics

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See: Linguistics, Dendrogram, Tree Model, Linkage (linguistics), Genetic relationship (linguistics), Language isolate, Language family, Indo-European languages, English language, Linguistic maps, etc. for Breaking it all down.

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The Making of Modern English ~ How to break down the growth and change of a language with influences and social changes

Alemany ~ Two images, first showing the Area a tribe and language group grows, with pinpoint dots for dates/years appeared in that area. GREAT way to show the advance of Phâric Family as it spread west. The second shows the various tribes. The first is the best example to show the years in which the "layer" tribe/language spread in stages and the colour changes.

Periodisation of the History of the English Language ~ Good way to "Excel" the various stages, start and end of a period, subdivisions, and so on.

Spread of Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Frisians ~ Pointer diagram map showing a new stage of change in a Period shift and the new languages being mixed into an area.

The English Language Timeline ~ Picture to show the whole Timeline, an example using the English Language from Pre-English, Old English, Middle English, Early Modern English, and Modern English that can be used as a way each new language splits, blends, or overwrites another language through time.

The History of English ~ Diagram showing a clearer way of the influencers to a language shift occurring (ie. Angles/Saxons/Jutes shift from Old Frisian to Old English, then Normans/French change to Middle English) from one language to another.

How the English language went from an obscure Germanic dialect to a global language

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Scots Language Chart ~ How Middle English split from Old English into two branches that become known as Scots & Modern English.

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Note: Multi-Influences Such as Shôrka (modern language of Shôrkýnè), can influence or join with another (such as Quarph), even though starting as another, Ûmélria (possible origin of Járind), even related (to both Quarph and Trierzi) influenced by local (Járind) tongues.

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Language family: Indo-European

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See: Indo-European family tree in order of first attestation

Appendix VI: Languages and Scripts

As noted in Culture and Languages, a wide variety of languages and dialects are in use across Venârivè, and an equally wide range of scripts are used to write them.

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• from Venârivè: Northwestern Lýthia P183
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Kèthîra Languages

As noted in Culture and Languages, a wide variety of languages and dialects are in use across Venârivè, and an equally wide range of scripts are used to write them.

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Tribes & Kingdoms of Hârn

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Linguistic Dialects & Languages of Hârn

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• Chronology (Timeline) of Kandáy

Ideas

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Using both Historic interaction and contact with another tribe, with that in mind, use both Linguistics and Historic influences to build a timetable for various events, blending (social/tribal, technology, etc.) them all together to fill in a clearer picture of the peoples, settlements, a create a "local" sense of their world for that particular region, but more so for creating atmosphere to each and every Manor, rural village, and further enhance a sense of a living world.

There would have been many changes over the course of time for any Culture that comes into contact with one another. Be it from assimilation, merging, annihilation, etc. This can mean certain cultural affects, technology changes, right through to shifts in language, architecture, and right down to social influences.

Painting a picture of where a people have come from (ancestors relocating) to how they've been influenced (contact with others) by one another to form a unique society of the now.

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Name & Dates List

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