| 330 |
Birth and Appearance of Shef Greenshield |
| 350 |
Shef leads his folk from Asclings to the Grumbol-Lands of the North East |
| 353 |
Birth of Wjulf Shefson |
| 362 |
Shef defeats the last stronghold of the Grumbol-Lord |
| 363 |
Birth of Garmund Shefson |
| 365 |
Death of Shef |
| 366-380 |
First Kin-Strife among Shef’s sons begins |
| 375 |
Birth of Harald |
| 381 |
accession of Wjulf the Good as High King |
| 399 |
Harald becomes first Hersir of Axeburg |
| 400 |
Birth of Guthmund Garmundson |
| 405 |
Birth of Gunther Haraldson |
| 406 |
Death of Wjulf the Good |
| 407 |
Second Kin-Strife Begins |
| 410 |
End of Second Kin-Strife, realm permanently shattered |
| 412 |
Guthmund declared the first of the Kings of the Tuskriders |
| 417 |
Birth of Borvald the Old |
| 425 |
Birth of Sighvat the Terrible |
| 428 |
Rathgar “Bloodheels” Guntherson born |
| 433 |
Death of Harald, Gunther becomes Hersir of Axeburg |
| 435 |
Hilda born |
| 441 |
Gerda born, Askir the Dog born |
| 445 |
Rathgar becomes Hersir of Axeburg, marries Irmengarde |
| 450 |
Wulf Rathgarson born, Irmengarde dies in childbirth |
| 454 |
Rathgar marries Hilda |
| 455 |
Rathgar marries Gerda |
| 465 |
death of Guthmund, Radmund becomes second Tuskrider king |
| 472 |
Sighvat becomes Jarl of Sutherland, unleashes Troll Cow |
| 480 |
Campaign Begins |
| 481 |
Grundi son of Rathgar perishes; Othere son of Rathgar marries Wilma |
| 482 |
Othere and Wilma announce the birth of their daughter; Sons of Rathgar attack
Smirkenburg |
| 483 |
Erkenvald, son of Borvald dies at the hands of Fhorgeir of Jarlsburg;
|
| 484 |
The sons of Rathgar recover the lost "Treasure of Floki,"; Bormund takes up the Sword of the Tuskriders
|
| 485 |
Wulf son of Rathgar perishes;
Rathgar banished from Axeburg; Einar, son of Rathgar mates with a serpent female |
| 486 |
The sons of Rathgar destroy the monks of the Valley of the Swirling Winds...OF
DEATH |
| 487 |
Edvald, son of Rathgar is slain; Einar marries Alfgard, the Celestial Bride |
| 488 |
The sons of Rathgar raid the Tilgash coast |