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	History is incongruous and full of holes. This document will attempt to address it, but there are no guarantees of clarity. In this timeline, history is broken into eras, or Ages, each of which has its own sub-page.		History is incongruous and full of holes. This document will attempt to address it, but there are no guarantees of clarity. In this timeline, history is broken into eras, or Ages, each of which has its own sub-page. The complete timeline, with all events, can be found [[Complete Timeline\|here]].

	==Eras==		==Eras==

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Eras

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	A basic list of the known or recognized eras of historians, arranged from oldest to newest:		A basic list of the known or recognized eras of historians, arranged from oldest to newest:

	*The Age of Legend		*The [[Progenitors\|Age of Legend]]
	*The [[Mythical Age\|Age of Myth]]		*The [[Mythical Age\|Age of Myth]]
	*The [[Antiquity\|Age of Wonder]]		*The [[Antiquity\|Age of Wonder]]

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	==Eras==		==Eras==
	A basic list of the known or recognized eras of ~~history~~:		A basic list of the known or recognized eras of historians, arranged from oldest to newest:

			*The Age of Legend
			*The [[Mythical Age\|Age of Myth]]
			*The [[Antiquity\|Age of Wonder]]
			*The [[Age of Darkness]]
			*The [[Mage Wars\|Age of Mages]]
			*The [[Ages\|Ages of the Alliance]]
			*The [[Age of the Dragon]]
			*The [[Long Night\|Age of Night]]
			*The [[New Day\|Age of the New Day]]

	==Recorded History==		==Recorded History==

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	History is incongruous and full of holes. This document will attempt to address it, but there are no guarantees of clarity. In this timeline, history is broken into eras, or Ages, each of which has its own sub-page.		History is incongruous and full of holes. This document will attempt to address it, but there are no guarantees of clarity. In this timeline, history is broken into eras, or Ages, each of which has its own sub-page.

			==Eras==
			A basic list of the known or recognized eras of history:

	==Recorded History==		==Recorded History==

CourseDirector at 04:14, 27 December 2018

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	The Age of the [[New Day]] follows the [[Long Night]] and lasts for as long as I feel like writing out a history.		The Age of the [[New Day]] follows the [[Long Night]] and lasts for as long as I feel like writing out a history.
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Foundation Doctrine Interpretations

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	While not widely published before Jason's book, the Foundation did in fact acknowledge the existence of all of the aforementioned eras, but had severely wildly different interpretations of them.		While not widely published before Jason's book, the Foundation did in fact acknowledge the existence of all of the aforementioned eras, but had severely wildly different interpretations of them.

	*In one version, Classic Antiquity and Greater Antiquity happened concurrently, and together lasted only 25,000 years(making Classic 10,000 and Greater 15,000).		*In one version, Classic Antiquity and Greater Antiquity happened concurrently, and together lasted only 25,000 years (making Classic 10,000 yrs., and Greater 15,000).
	*Another version of events places the Progenitors and the Myth era within Greater Antiquity, but separates ~~classic~~. In this version, pre-history lasts 35,000 years,		*Another version of events places the Progenitors and the Myth era within Greater Antiquity, but separates Classic. In this version, pre-history lasts 35,000 years.
	*In a third version, there is no Progenitor civilization, only the Mythical Age, Antiquity, and modern recorded history.		*In a third version, there is no Progenitor civilization, only the Mythical Age, Antiquity, and modern recorded history.

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Pre-History

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	There is, of course, considerably more to history than is recorded. These are described in detail in the book ''[[Where Ancients Dare Not Tread]]'', by [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] (Note: this book does not actually exist; it's a book within a book, written by a character in a book;–– though 'excerpts' from it may appear in the future). Several eras, some more myth than fact, are known. This includes [[Antiquity]], the era of the [[Progenitors]], the [[Mythical Age]] (talk about more myth!), and of course the pesky [[Age of Darkness]].		There is, of course, considerably more to history than is recorded. These are described in detail in the book ''[[Where Ancients Dare Not Tread]]'', by [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] (Note: this book does not actually exist; it's a book within a book, written by a character in a book;–– though 'excerpts' from it may appear in the future). Several eras, some more myth than fact, are known. This includes [[Antiquity]], the era of the [[Progenitors]], the [[Mythical Age]] (talk about more myth!), and of course the pesky [[Age of Darkness]].

	The length and exact order of these eras are not widely agreed upon. Up until the late [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], Antiquity was held to be the dawn of time and to have lasted only a few millennia at the most. This all changed when [[Jason Bur'I]] published a paper called ''[[Where Ancients Dare Not Tread]]'', which eventually became a book published in [[Hunter Jusenkyou]]'s name, and revised throughout the [[Age of the Dragon]]. The lengths and order are not accepted by all scholars, and many disagree with the published statements of the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]], known as "[[Foundation Doctrine\|Doctrine]]". While the Foundation is always revising its doctrine, they were somewhat miffed at Hunter and Jason's publication.		The length and exact order of these eras are not widely agreed upon. Up until the late [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], Antiquity was held to be the dawn of time and to have lasted only a few millennia at the most. This all changed when [[Jason Bur'I]] published a paper called ''[[Where Ancients Dare Not Tread]]'', which eventually became a book published in [[Hunter Jusenkyou]]'s name, and revised throughout the [[Age of the Dragon]]. The lengths and order are not accepted by all scholars, and many disagree with the published statements of the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]], known as "[[Foundation Doctrine\|Doctrine]]". While the Foundation is always revising its doctrine, they were somewhat miffed at Hunter and Jason's publication. Because Hunter and Jason are the heroes of the Course Books, their histories are nearly always right.

	This table describes Pre-History according to the eras and the accepted length of each according to the different historians involved:		This table describes Pre-History according to the eras and the accepted length of each according to the different historians involved:

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	History is incongruous and full of holes. This document will attempt to address it, but there are no guarantees ~~as to it's~~ clarity. In this timeline, history is broken into eras, or Ages, each of which has ~~it's~~ own sub-page.		History is incongruous and full of holes. This document will attempt to address it, but there are no guarantees of clarity. In this timeline, history is broken into eras, or Ages, each of which has its own sub-page.

	==Recorded History==		==Recorded History==

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Barondy Timeline

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	==Barondy Timeline==		==Barondy Timeline==
	[[Barondy Calman]] was a historian who lived during the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]] and was the first scholar in recorded history to propose the age of Myth. In Barondy's account, a second age is added, the Age of Legend, he ~~asscribed~~ ten thousand years to each age and thus listed: the Age of the Progenitors, the Age of Myth, the Age of Legend, the Age of Antiquity, and the Age of Mages. In Barondy's version of events, the Age of Darkness is part of the Mage Wars, and while the wars were over, he still counted the Golden Age as part of the Age of Mages.		[[Barondy Calman]] was a historian who lived during the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]] and was the first scholar in recorded history to propose the age of Myth. In Barondy's account, a second age is added, the Age of Legend, & he ascribed ten thousand years to each age and thus listed: the Age of the Progenitors, the Age of Myth, the Age of Legend, the Age of Antiquity, and the Age of Mages. In Barondy's version of events, the Age of Darkness is part of the Mage Wars, and while the wars were over, he still counted the Golden Age as part of the Age of Mages.

	[[Codex Lahyum]]		[[Codex Lahyum]]
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	==[[Antiquity]] (35 or 45 thousand years)==		==[[Antiquity]] (35 or 45 thousand years)==
	[[Antiquity]] is everything that proceeds the Age of Darkness. Roughly 4800 B.G.A. and back to the beginning of time. In the third [[The Concourse to Victory\|Course Book]], [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] translates an inscription saying how long Antiquity lasted as first [[Missing Ten Thousand Years\|25 thousand years]] and later 35. [[Cindy Kyte\|Cindy]] points out his mistake, but she is quickly dismissed and he changes the subject. Which time he misspoke is never made clear.		[[Antiquity]] is everything that proceeds the Age of Darkness. Roughly 4800 B.G.A. and back to the beginning of time. In the third [[The Concourse to Victory\|Course Book]], [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] translates an inscription saying how long Antiquity lasted as first [[Missing Ten Thousand Years\|25 thousand years]]; and later, 35. [[Cindy Kyte\|Cindy]] points out his mistake, but she is quickly dismissed and he changes the subject. Which time he misspoke is never made clear.

	*Antiquity can be divided into two periods: Antiquity and Classic Antiquity. Classic was actually the later period, right before the Age of Darkness. The Classical period is known to have lasted for 10,000 years, so if Antiquity was another 25,000 years before that, the second number would be correct.		*Antiquity can be divided into two periods: Antiquity and Classic Antiquity. Classic was actually the later period, right before the Age of Darkness. The Classical period is known to have lasted for 10,000 years, so if Antiquity was another 25,000 years before that, the second number would be correct.

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Pre-History

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	==Pre-History==		==Pre-History==
	There is, of course, considerably more to history than is recorded. These are described in detail in the book [[Where Ancients Dare Not Tread]], by [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] (Note: this book does not actually exist; it's a book within a book, written by a character in a book). Several eras, some more myth than fact, are known. This includes [[Antiquity]], the era of the [[Progenitors]], the [[Mythical Age]] (talk about more myth!), and of course the pesky [[Age of Darkness]].		There is, of course, considerably more to history than is recorded. These are described in detail in the book ''[[Where Ancients Dare Not Tread]]'', by [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] (Note: this book does not actually exist; it's a book within a book, written by a character in a book;–– though 'excerpts' from it may appear in the future). Several eras, some more myth than fact, are known. This includes [[Antiquity]], the era of the [[Progenitors]], the [[Mythical Age]] (talk about more myth!), and of course the pesky [[Age of Darkness]].

	The length and exact order of these eras are not widely agreed upon. Up until the late [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], Antiquity was held to be the dawn of time and to have lasted only a few millennia at the ~~absolute~~ most. This all changed when [[Jason Bur'I]] published a paper called [[Where Ancients Dare Not Tread]], which eventually became a book published in [[Hunter Jusenkyou]]'s name, and revised throughout the [[Age of the Dragon]]. The lengths and order are not accepted by all scholars, and many disagree with the published statements of the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]], known as "[[Foundation Doctrine\|Doctrine]]". While the Foundation is always ~~open to~~ revising its doctrine, they were somewhat miffed at Hunter and Jason's publication.		The length and exact order of these eras are not widely agreed upon. Up until the late [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], Antiquity was held to be the dawn of time and to have lasted only a few millennia at the most. This all changed when [[Jason Bur'I]] published a paper called ''[[Where Ancients Dare Not Tread]]'', which eventually became a book published in [[Hunter Jusenkyou]]'s name, and revised throughout the [[Age of the Dragon]]. The lengths and order are not accepted by all scholars, and many disagree with the published statements of the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]], known as "[[Foundation Doctrine\|Doctrine]]". While the Foundation is always revising its doctrine, they were somewhat miffed at Hunter and Jason's publication.

	This table describes Pre-History according to the eras and the accepted length of each according to the different historians involved:		This table describes Pre-History according to the eras and the accepted length of each according to the different historians involved: