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* [[1919]] – [[Aeneas Warren]] establishes the '''[[Landonist International]]'''. <small>(''[[Altverse II]]'')</small> | * [[1919]] – [[Aeneas Warren]] establishes the '''[[Landonist International]]'''. <small>(''[[Altverse II]]'')</small> | ||
* [[2012]] – Chinese forces fully '''[[Chinese Civil Administration of the Midwayan Territories|occupy the territories of Midway]]'''. <small>(''[[Union of Midway]]'')</small> | * [[2012]] – Chinese forces fully '''[[Chinese Civil Administration of the Midwayan Territories|occupy the territories of Midway]]'''. <small>(''[[Union of Midway]]'')</small> | ||
* [[2202]] – The '''[[Treaty of Magellan City]]''' is signed, concluding the [[Interplanetary War]]. <small>(''[[:Category:Reach|Reach]]'')</small> | |||
{{Born and died list|'''{{w|Mani (prophet)|Mani}}'''<!--Iranian prophet--> |d|274| '''{{w|Benedict of Nursia}}'''<!--Christian saint--> |b|480| '''[[Frederick Bachelor Sr.]]'''<!--Sierran politician--> |b|1803| '''[[Seamus Callahan]]'''<!--Continental revolutionary--> |b|1885}} | {{Born and died list|'''{{w|Mani (prophet)|Mani}}'''<!--Iranian prophet--> |d|274| '''{{w|Benedict of Nursia}}'''<!--Christian saint--> |b|480| '''[[Frederick Bachelor Sr.]]'''<!--Sierran politician--> |b|1803| '''[[Seamus Callahan]]'''<!--Continental revolutionary--> |b|1885}} | ||
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Revision as of 22:49, 5 February 2024
- 1447 – Richard of York takes the throne of England amid the War of the Roses. (Merveilles des Morte)
- 1919 – Aeneas Warren establishes the Landonist International. (Altverse II)
- 2012 – Chinese forces fully occupy the territories of Midway. (Union of Midway)
- 2202 – The Treaty of Magellan City is signed, concluding the Interplanetary War. (Reach)
- Mani (d. 274)
- Benedict of Nursia (b. 480)
- Frederick Bachelor Sr. (b. 1803)
- Seamus Callahan (b. 1885)