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• 485  + (Hantonne was raided this year.)

• 488  + (Hillfort knights has managed to elude the famous Hillfort bandits and find their camp.)
• 495  + (A strange sword appears in a stone and an anvil in London.)
• 500  + (Caercolun marches their armies to battle, but the Saxons prove more numerous than expected, and the army is butchered.)
• 491  + (In the southeast, Aelle and Cissa besiege Anderida. AIl its Britons are sacrificed to Wotan.)
• 508  + (King Aelle launches a fake attack against London to lure of parts of Nanteleods army.)
• 503  + (King Aesc of Kent and King Aethelswith of Est Seaxe both march out with their armies. They stop and besiege London, one army on each side of the river.)
• 493  + (A strange being crowns himself king of Hillfort, and the knights travel north to get him of their back.)
• 505  + (Aethelswith dies, succeeded by Aescwine.)
• 485  + (Caercolun was plundered this year, many were killed and enslaved.)
• 498  + (King Idres conquers Ascalon.)
• 497  + (Cerdic Takes Wight.)
• 504  + (King Idres continues his march of expansion. His army invades Somerset and besieges the city of Wells. After the necessary length of time holding out, it finally surrenders.)
• 501  + (A small but determined band of Saxons breaks into the nunnery of Amesbury and tries to take Queen Ygraine.)
• 502  + (King Nanteleod spends the summer maneuvering through Lambor and Bedegraine, accepting the surrender of cities and besieging castles. The Duke of Lindsey, with his army nearby, does not engage.)
• 499  + (Lady Brangwen, Lady Marion and Lady Supera works their best to get their husbands back in the Adventure of the Three Ladies.)
• 410  + (Britain is no longer a Roman province.)
• 486  + (Duke Lucius of the Saxon Shore is killed in an ambush)
• 492  + (Elaine marries King Nentres of Garloth.)
• 490  + (Duke Gorlois of Cornwall brakes the king’s Hospitality and uses winter magic to hide from justice.)