History of Warwick

1571 
  Birth of Harold d'Againcourt
  Archduchy ofWarwick established
1573
  Birth of Richarde des Marais, Baron
1575 
  Land Reforms proposed to Parliament by Edgar III
  Duchy of Burgundy dissolved into Archduchy of Warwick
  Counties of Sedgwick and Roseton incorporated as the March of Rosechester in Warwick   Lord Phillip Rochester named Marquis of Rosechester
  Birth of Richard Teverson, rightful heir to Duchy of Burgundy
1576 
  Teverson, Royce, and Sewell hang for treasonous uprising against King Edgar III
1588 
  Harold d'Againcourt titled Archduke of Warwick
  Marriage of Harold d'Againcourt to Lady Anne Goldwater
1589 
  Defeat of Edward's forces at bogs of Applemere
1590
  Death of King Edgar III
  Succession of Edward I, King of Haevinia
  Continuation of land reforms, which further consolidates long held shires and counties into larger fiefs
  First wave of Amicouevrian immigrants, bringing new faiths and cultural ideas to Haevinia
1592 
  Death of Edward I, of the plague
  Death of Queen Margaret, of the plague
1593 
  Succession of Harold I, King of Haevinia
  Birth of William d'Againcourt, Crown Prince of Haevinia
  Richard Teverson returns to Shropshire
1594 
  Harold contests loss of Amicouer in a skirmish at Cliffs of Elston:  he is victorious and is named Harold I, King of Havinia and Amicouer
1595 
  Second wave of Amicouevrian immigrants arrive in Warwick
  First Acts of Regulation proposed
1596 
  Lord Derwood Chesterfield named Duke of Andover
  County of Chesterfield and Shires of Warwick and Dover apportioned in the Duchy of Andover
1599 
  Baron Richarde des Marais secedes from Amicouer and gathers forces to oppose Warwick, effectively sealing the borders between Amicouer and Warwick
1615
  Second Acts of Regulation proposed