Empire of Australia Timeline - Empire of Australia Canon

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The following timeline includes key events in the history of the Empire of Australia, its colonies and former colonies, and related intrigue.

1100s

1122

Eleanor of Aquitaine is born.

1149

Eleanor of Aquitaine leaves with her husband, Louis VII, King of France, on a crusade to the Holy Land.

1150

Eleanor of Aquitaine secretly leaves the Holy Land with a pirate ship and sets out to explore the world. The pirate ship was captained by the notorious Erik the Black and it was a Viking Raider. Lady Isabel de Gascony, one of Eleanor’s closest friends, secretly follows Eleanor to the ship and stows away, being discovered after they have set sail.

1151

Eleanor of Aquitaine and Erik the Black land on the North Island of Aotearoa. They mistakenly believe that they are in the fabled island of Australius.

Eleanor declares the founding of the Empire of Australia.

1152

To consolidate her rule, Eleanor marries Ropata, a powerful Maori chief, forming a crucial political and military alliance.

1153

Ropata leads an army against a coalition of rival tribes resisting Eleanor’s authority.When the battle appears lost, Ropata’s strategic brilliance turns the tide, securing victory but at a great cost.He succumbs to his wounds days later, leaving Eleanor as the sole ruler of the fledgling empire.To solidify loyalty among the allied tribes, Eleanor hosts a grand feast and cultural exchange, blending European and Maori traditions.

1154

Eleanor begins construction of the empire’s first capital at Pito-One beach, New Bordeaux, named after her homeland in Aquitaine.

1155

Eleanor the Second is born. Eleanor of Aquitaine never revealed who her father was, although many assume it was Erik the Black.

1157

Eleanor has a son, whom she names Erik after his father. Tensions between Eleanor and Erik the Black begin escalating as Erik asserts their son will inherit the throne.

1158

The empire establishes its first maritime trade route with the local Polynesian islands, exchanging obsidian tools, dried fish, and textiles. This trade bolsters the empire’s economy and introduces new agricultural techniques to Aotearoa.

1159

Disputes over succession intensify as Erik the Black publicly demands recognition of his son as heir. Eleanor convenes the first Imperial Assembly at New Bordeaux, gathering Maori rangatira and Erik’s Viking crew to formalize imperial succession laws. Tensions rise, foreshadowing the coming rift within the imperial household.

1161

⚔️ Eleanor expels Erik the Black from the Empire of Australia. Erik takes their son with him. With a few warriors still loyal to him, Erik sails to the island of Papua, where he creates the Kingdom of Papua. This event cements the tradition of female succession, ensuring that the eldest daughter—always named Eleanor—will rule the empire.

Although a few warriors choose to follow Erik, most do not. This is largely down to the influence of Astrid the Fierce, a warrior with whom Eleanor developed deep affection.

1162-1179

Eleanor strengthens her alliances with Maori tribes, cementing her rule through diplomacy and warfare. Implements cross-cultural agricultural and trade practices, securing food supplies and economic stability. Astrid the Fierce becomes Eleanor’s trusted military commander and enforcer.

1163

Eleanor introduces a codified system of land tenure, blending Maori communal ownership with feudal European practices, granting land use rights to loyal families in exchange for military service and tribute.

1165

The Empire of Australia inaugurates its first large-scale communal irrigation project near New Bordeaux, utilizing both Maori and European techniques to increase crop yields and stabilize food production.

1167

The Empire commissions the construction of the Great Canoe Fleet, merging Maori waka building with Norse shipwright techniques, enabling long-distance patrols and regular contact with distant Polynesian islands.

1168

The Empire of Australia establishes the Imperial Mint in New Bordeaux, introducing standardized coinage combining European silver with local jade, facilitating internal trade and symbolizing imperial authority.

1169

The Empire of Australia inaugurates the School of Navigation in New Bordeaux, formalizing education in celestial navigation, cartography, and shipbuilding for elite Maori and European youth.

1179

The Imperial Council endorses Astrid the Fierce’s reorganization of the Empire’s coastal defenses, integrating Maori fortification techniques with Norse watchtowers. Strategic outposts are constructed along the southeastern coast, strengthening protection for maritime trade routes and establishing a network for rapid communication between settlements and the central administration in New Bordeaux.

1180

Eleanor the Third is born. Continuing the tradition set by Elearnor the First, Eleanor the Second does not reveal the identity of her daughter’s father.

1181

Eleanor the Second travels throughout the South Island of Aotearoa cementing the alliances of the island’s powerful iwis. Eleanor the Second demonstrates an uncanny ability to master languages, having learned her mother’s French language, the Viking tongue, and multiple dialects of the local iwis.

1200s

1204

🪦 Eleanor of Aquitaine dies at the age of 82.

👑 Eleanor the Second becomes Empress of Australia.

Eleanor leaves behind an empire forged through conquest, alliances, and sheer force of will. Eleanor II ascends the throne and begins establishing the first formal laws and governmental structures, setting the foundation for a more stable and enduring state.

Eleanor the Fourth is born.

Upon ascension, Eleanor II convenes a council of tribal elders and European advisors, formalizing the Advisory Council of the Crown to provide strategic counsel to the Empress.

1205

January 3: Eleanor II issues Décret 1, officially establishing the Décrets of the Crown as the legal framework of the Empire.

January 4: Décret 2 allows Décrets to be amended or repealed through future décrets, ensuring adaptability.

January 6: Décret 3 establishes Houses of Laws in major cities, where citizens can access imperial laws and seek legal recourse. Each House of Laws includes a three-member Court of the Crown to hear disputes, with appeals directed to a Council of Justice in New Bordeaux.

January 7: Décret 4 mandates an oath of loyalty to the Crown, punishable by severe measures—including death—for betrayal.

January 10: Décret 5 ensures personal freedoms, provided they do not infringe on others.

January 15: Décret 6 introduces standardized business contracts, requiring them to be witnessed by a Witness-Public of the Crown to be legally binding.

March 22: Décret 7 establishes a state taxation and revenue system, setting standardized tax rates and fiscal policies to fund public infrastructure and services. Additionally, it mandates standardized systems of weights, measures, and currency throughout the Empire to enhance consistency, fairness, and efficiency in trade.

May 14: Décret 8 The Crown decreed that the safety and welfare of all travelers, merchants, pilgrims, diplomats, and emissaries within the Empire are under imperial protection. Towns and villages located along recognized trade and pilgrimage routes must provide secure lodgings, sustenance, and basic medical care for a fair and standard fee, regulated by the Crown. Roads and waterways connecting these settlements shall be regularly patrolled by imperial guards tasked with ensuring safe passage. Any harm or theft perpetrated upon travelers shall be swiftly adjudicated by the local Court of the Crown, with severe penalties enacted upon offenders. The Crown, in exchange, will finance guard patrols, infrastructure maintenance, and contribute resources to assist towns and villages in maintaining these mandated facilities, thus ensuring prosperity and secure commerce throughout the Empire.

July 3: Décret 9 Formalizes the obligations of those leasing lands from the Crown. Lessees are responsible for clearly defined duties, including annual taxes, military service or provision of soldiers during conflicts, and maintenance of leased property. In return, the Crown guarantees protection of the lessee’s rights, consistent lease terms, and access to the judicial system for dispute resolution. This decree aims to reinforce social order, stability, and clear responsibilities within the feudal structure, enhancing mutual benefit for the Crown and its subjects.

October 14: Following Décret 8, the Crown authorizes the construction of imperial waystations along major travel routes with Décret 10. These outposts provide shelter, security, and provisions for travelers, simultaneously extending the Crown’s presence and fostering inter-regional connections.

1206

January 17: Décret 12 establishes explicit requirements for compulsory military service across the Empire. All able-bodied landholders and lessees must provide a predetermined number of soldiers or equivalent resources when summoned by the Crown during wartime or emergencies. The Décret specifies the length and conditions of mandatory service, outlines the rewards (such as reduced taxation, land grants, or imperial recognition), and details penalties for refusal or desertion. The Crown, in return, pledges to provision, equip, and fairly compensate all enlisted soldiers during their service.

March 29: Décret 17 establishes legal advisors in every House of Laws, ensuring that all citizens can access and understand the Décrets.

May 1: Décret 21 Eleanor II institutes the Imperial Civil Service, a merit-based administrative framework replacing hereditary appointments with a structured system of trained officials. Candidates must undergo rigorous examinations administered at regional Houses of Laws, testing knowledge of the Décrets, mathematics, history, diplomacy, and languages. Successful candidates enter hierarchical ranks, beginning as junior scribes or administrators, and advance through performance-based evaluations and continued examinations. Civil servants serve across various imperial departments, including justice, finance, taxation, military logistics, diplomatic affairs, and infrastructure management, ensuring efficient, impartial governance throughout the Empire.

Eleanor II commissions the construction of the Grand Hall of New Bordeaux, intended as the central meeting place for the Advisory Council and major public gatherings, reflecting a blend of Maori and European architectural styles.

Eleanor II introduces a formalized education system, mandating instruction in multiple languages and imperial history for the children of nobility and tribal leaders.

Eleanor II introduces the Festival of Union, an annual event celebrating the blending of European and Maori cultures, featuring shared rituals, feasting, and sports, which becomes central to imperial identity.

Following the establishment of Houses of Laws, Eleanor II mandates the annual Assembly of Tribes, requiring all major iwi leaders to attend council at New Bordeaux to ensure regional grievances are addressed and imperial decrets disseminated.

1207

Eleanor II commissions the creation of a codified navy.

The Empire of Australia establishes a formal trade route with Gresik in Java.

1208

The Empire establishes a formal trade link with Tuban.

1210

The Empire establishes a formal trade relationship with the rising Singhasari Kingdom by establishing a frequent trading route to Tumapel.

The Crown convenes the first Grand Council of Tribes, inviting representatives from all allied Maori iwi and other subject peoples. The council serves as an advisory body, formalizing the practice of periodic consultation on imperial policies.

The Empire initiates a standardized education system, requiring all children to attend communal learning halls where both Maori and European knowledge are taught.

The first census of the Empire of Australia is conducted, recording population numbers, ethnic backgrounds, and landholdings, aiming to improve resource allocation and taxation policies.

The Council of Justice rules on its first major legal dispute between two rival coastal trading guilds, setting a precedent for commercial arbitration within the Empire.

The empire signs a formal alliance with the Kingdom of Tonga, exchanging envoys and establishing regular maritime routes, further integrating Aotearoa into the Pacific political sphere.

1212

The first gold deposits are discovered along the Whanganui River, sparking increased migration to the interior and the development of regulated imperial mining charters.

1214

The Empire establishes a formal trade relationship with Kediri.

1215

🪦 Eleanor the Second dies at the age of 60.

👑 Eleanor the Third becomes Empress of Australia.

Décret 75: Succession Clarification and Female Governance Establishes clear preference for women in all imperial governmental appointments, codifying their selection over men when qualifications are equal or superior.

Décret 76: Explicitly prohibits the practice of magic, divination, witchcraft, and related uncanny activities throughout the Empire, enforceable by severe penalties under law, including death.

1217

🎓 Décret 89: Establishment of the University of New Bordeaux Officially establishes a women-only university in the capital, providing imperial scholarships funded by dedicated levies on trade profits.

1216

Décret 80: Foreign Relations and Diplomatic Protocols
Standardizes diplomatic protocols, mandates embassy establishment abroad, and institutes rigorous training for diplomats in negotiation, language, and culture.

1218

Décret 95: Maritime Commerce and Navigation Acts
Implements laws detailing shipbuilding standards, maritime safety, customs duties, port operations, and legal protections for imperial merchants abroad.

1219

Décret 128: Establishment of Audience Day Creates “Audience Day,” held monthly on the second Tuesday, wherein any citizen may be granted audience before the Empress through a lottery system, ensuring accessibility to imperial justice and attention.

1220

Décret 110: Imperial Quarantine and Public Health Act Creates sanitation and quarantine standards at ports, establishes public health oversight by imperial authorities, and mandates quarantine for ships from foreign lands.

The Empire of Australia creates a new trade route with Pajajaran in western Java.

1221

1221 – Décret 115: Imperial Merchant Guild Regulation Institutes regulations on merchant guilds, ensuring fairness, transparency, quality standards in trade, and mandatory representation of women in guild councils.

The Empire creates a new trade route with Daha.

1222

Décret 123: Protection of Imperial Envoys and Ambassadors Mandates legal protections and diplomatic immunity for imperial envoys and ambassadors, stipulating severe repercussions if harmed by foreign entities.

🪦 Eleanor the Third dies of disease at the age of 42. It is suspected that she died of Mariner’s Fever.

👑 Eleanor the Fourth becomes Empress of Australia.

1227

In 1227, Eleanor IV addressed the Empire of Australia’s growing complexity through Décret 177, known as the Rank and Privilege Décret. Recognizing the need for structured governance amidst territorial expansion and increasing trade relations, Eleanor IV formalized a hierarchical council system to streamline decision-making and better manage imperial affairs. The Privy Council became the primary advisory body, overseeing specialized councils responsible for Foreign Affairs, Economics, Justice, Defense, Education, the Environs, and Art. Each council comprised thirteen appointed members tasked with policy-making and maintaining direct contact with citizens to reflect their needs.

1228

Eleanor IV dispatched envoys from the Council of Foreign Affairs to negotiate with the Eora and Dharug peoples near modern-day Eoraston. Promises of mutual prosperity and extensive trade brought early diplomatic successes. She invited elders to New Bordeaux to demonstrate imperial wealth and culture, successfully securing alliances through cultural exchanges and gifts.

1229

Continuing diplomatic efforts extended northward, establishing peaceful contacts with the Bundjalung and Gumbaynggirr nations. These groups received promises of autonomy within the empire and trade access, particularly prized Maori-crafted goods. In the south, however, the Kulin nation resisted overtures, skeptical of imperial intent.

1230

As negotiations stalled in southern territories, Eleanor authorized strategic trading posts near Eora and Dharug regions, strengthening economic integration. To ease southern tensions, she personally visited the Kulin elders, assuring their traditional ways would remain respected. While dialogue improved, the Kulin remained cautious, prompting Eleanor to order limited military readiness.

1231

Eleanor the Fifth is born.

After the birth of her daughter, Eleanor increased diplomatic pressure through marriage alliances, notably between imperial nobility and Bundjalung leaders. This fostered deeper cultural and economic integration, strengthening loyalty. Yet the Kulin persisted in defiance, and isolated skirmishes began in disputed territories near their borders.

1232

With northern and eastern alliances secure, Eleanor’s forces decisively but judiciously moved against the resistant Kulin. Led by General Isabel de Rangi, imperial forces strategically captured key territories but avoided widespread destruction. After brief resistance, Kulin elders accepted a peace treaty allowing them semi-autonomy within the Empire.

1233

⚔️ Eleanor the Fourth extends the Empire of Australia’s dominance over the entirety of the island of Australia.

With all major indigenous groups now under imperial treaties or governance, Eleanor declared the subjugation complete. She established a centralized administration in newly founded Narrmhaven, solidifying imperial presence, trade routes, and cultural exchange. This marked Australia’s full integration into the Empire, reflecting Eleanor’s signature blend of diplomacy, trade, and military prudence.

1235

Alarmed at the expansion of the Empire, the Kingdom of Papua begins raids against traders traveling from Aotearoa to Australia and Java. This prompts the La nuit du couteau in retaliation from the Empire as a hundred ships sail into Dragevik and burn substantial parts of Svartfjell, the Kingdom of Papua’s capital, to the ground.

1236

Eleanor the Fourth creates the Étreinte de la mort strategy for containing the Kingdom of Papua, which includes the encirclement of the island of Papua and the establishment of naval bases, known as Les Vigies de Njord, at regular intervals around the island to maintain control of the seas.

1241

Forteresse Misool on Misool Island is founded to protect the shipping lanes along the northwest corner of Papua from aggression by the Kingdom of Papua.

1248

Eleanor the Fourth enacts progressive agricultural reforms, introducing crop rotation techniques from Java, significantly improving harvest yields.

1249

In an effort to combat food scarcity, Eleanor the Fourth enacts Décret 315, which creates a network of crown maintained public granaries and food storage warehouses throughout the lands of the Empire.

1256

🌋 The explosion of Mount Tambora creates a five-year “winter” across the globe and nearly starves the nascent Empire. Millions die worldwide from famine and disease as a result. The population of the planet is thought to have decreased by as much as one-third with environmental impacts particularly harsh in the Australian Empire’s lands and in Europe.

1261

🪦 Eleanor the Fourth dies after reigning for 39 years.

👑 Eleanor the Fifth becomes Empress of Australia.

1262

🏛️ Eleanor the Fifth commissions the creation of the Repos Final.

1264

Eleanor the Sixth is born.

1281

Eleanor the Seventh is born.

1300s

1305

🪦 Eleanor the Fifth dies at the age of 74 after reigning for 44 years.

👑 Eleanor the Sixth becomes Empress of Australia.

1314

🏛️ The Repos Final is finished.

1318

The Guild of Grainkeepers is formally chartered by Empress Eleanor the Sixth, consolidating management of the Empire’s public granaries. This new institution standardizes storage practices introduced under Décret 315 and enhances famine preparedness, further stabilizing food supply in the wake of the Tambora-induced “winter” decades earlier.

1320

Eleanor the Eighth is born.

1332

Eleanor the Ninth is born.

1344

⚖️ Eleanor the Sixth issues Décret 617 which allows for men to attend the University of New Bordeaux.

1350

Eleanor the Tenth is born.

1361

🪦 Eleanor the Sixth dies at the age of 97.

👑 Eleanor the Seventh becomes Empress of Australia.

1377

Eleanor the Eleventh is born.

1378

🪦 Eleanor the Seventh dies.

👑 Eleanor the Eighth becomes Empress of Australia.

1381

🪦 Eleanor the Eighth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Ninth becomes Empress of Australia.

1400s

1400

Eleanor the Twelfth is born.

1415

🪦 Eleanor the Ninth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Tenth becomes Empress of Australia.

1422

Eleanor the Thirteenth is born.

1426

The University of New Bordeaux inaugurates the Hall of Sciences, fostering advancements in navigation, agriculture, and medicine. Empress Eleanor the Tenth sponsors scholarships for scholars from across the empire, cementing New Bordeaux’s reputation as a leading center of learning in the Southern Hemisphere.

1435

🪦 Eleanor the Tenth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Eleventh becomes Empress of Australia.

1443

🪦 Eleanor the Eleventh dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twelfth becomes Empress of Australia.

1452

Eleanor the Fourteenth is born.

1459

The Council of Eleanoran Matrons is established by Empress Eleanor the Twelfth, uniting noblewomen from across the Empire of Australia to advise on military matters, education, and trade, strengthening internal governance and laying groundwork for future imperial expansion during the upcoming transition to Eleanor the Thirteenth’s reign.

1461

🪦 Eleanor the Twelfth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Thirteenth becomes Empress of Australia.

1482

Eleanor the Fifteenth is born.

🪦 Eleanor the Thirteenth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Fourteenth becomes Empress of Australia.

1485

🪦 Eleanor the Fourteenth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Fifteenth becomes Empress of Australia at age three.

1489

🛡️ Hearing of a young queen in need of protection, a group of 12 Knights Hospitaller sail from the Holy Land to Aotearoa to serve as guards for the young Eleanor the Fifteenth.

1492

🛡️ The Knights Hospitaller of the Australian Order is formed. Among its original members is Bernard d’Homme Nouveau.

1499

The Court of the Southern Star is established in Narrmhaven as the official seat of Empress Eleanor the Fifteenth. The Knights Hospitaller of the Australian Order assume formal roles as palace guardians and advisors, initiating a new era of courtly culture and administrative centralization in the Empire of Australia.

1500s

1502

⚓ Eleanor the Fifteenth travels the western coasts of North and Central America.

⚔️ E15 lays nominal claim to the lands of the desert southwest in her first campaign of Imperial expansion.

1504

⚓ Eleanor the Fifteenth travels to Japan, China, and Korea. She captures the island of Formosa.

1505

Eleanor the Sixteenth is born.

1507

⚔️ Eleanor the Fifteenth captures the island of Madagascar.

1513

The Imperial College of Narrmhaven establishes the Bureau of Pacific Languages, recruiting scholars and indigenous envoys—including Cascadian alumni—to compile grammars and dictionaries of Chinookan and Clatsop languages as well as those throughout the circle of the Great Ocean, aiming to facilitate diplomatic and commercial exchange across the Great Ocean while strengthening the Empire’s cultural influence in newly contacted American regions.

1527

🏛️ Eleanor the Fifteenth creates the Lion’s Head Throne.

The Imperial Charter of Maritime Commerce is issued by Eleanor the Fifteenth, establishing regulated trade routes between Australia, Formosa, Madagascar, and the American Southwest. The charter introduces the Sovereign of the Southern Cross as the Empire’s official currency, fostering economic integration and attracting foreign merchants to Australian-held ports across three continents.

1535

Eleanor the Seventeenth is born.

1545

⚔️ Eleanor the FIfteenth completes the Conquest of Portugal in twenty-two days.

1546

⚔️ Eleanor the Fifteenth completes the Conquest of Spain. She establishes the Kingdom of Castille as a client kingdom of the Empire of Australia. She grants semi-autonomy to the region of Catalonia.

1547

⚔️ Eleanor the Fifteenth captures the islands of Corsica and Sardinia.

1548

⚔️ Eleanor the Fifteenth captures the island of Cyprus and begins her invasion of the Holy Lands.

1549

⚔️ Eleanor the Fifteenth concludes her invasion of the Holy Lands, sweeping all the way to the Persian Gulf.

⚖️ E15 proclaims the Holy Protectorate of the Empire of Australia through Décret 1574 and allows the free passage of religious pilgrims to its holy sites.

1565

🪦 Eleanor the Fifteenth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Sixteenth becomes Empress of Australia.

1566

Eleanor the Eighteenth is born.

1568

⚖️ Eleanor the Sixteenth outlaws the slave trade in Décret 1657.

1577

🪦 Eleanor the Sixteenth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Seventeenth becomes Empress of Australia.

1590

🪦 Eleanor the Seventeenth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Eighteenth becomes Empress of Australia.

1597

Eleanor the Eighteenth inaugurates the Imperial Academy of Maritime Sciences in Lisboa, aimed at advancing navigation, shipbuilding, and cartography throughout the Empire. The Academy quickly becomes a center for technological innovation, attracting scholars from Castille, Catalonia, and the Holy Protectorate, and strengthening Australia’s dominance over Mediterranean and global trade routes.

1599

Eleanor the Nineteenth is born.

1600s

1621

Eleanor the Twentieth is born.

1625

🪦 Eleanor the Eighteenth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Nineteenth becomes Empress of Australia.

1626

🪦 Eleanor the Nineteenth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twentieth becomes Empress of Australia.

1645

🪦 Eleanor the Twentieth dies in childbirth.

👑 Eleanor the Twenty-First becomes Empress of Australia at birth.

1667

⚔️ Cascadia declares independence from the Empire of Australia.

1673

🕊️ Cascadia and the Empire of Australia agreed to an end to hostilities and divided territory along the armistice line. Cascadia is the first (and only) nation to have won a war against the Empire.

1674

⚖️ In recognition of his efforts as a privateer on behalf of the Empire, Eleanor the Twenty-First grants a permanent dukedom on the island of Catalina to Antuan Snorrsgard. The Duchy of Catalina was granted special status as an independent client kingdom of the Empire. It is the only such time such a status has been granted in the history of the Empire.

1675

Eleanor the Twenty-Second is born.

1700s

1708

Eleanor the Twenty-Third is born.

1729

Eleanor the Twenty-Fourth is born.

1731

🪦 Eleanor the Twenty-First dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twenty-Second becomes Empress of Australia.

1741

The Empress’s Council establishes the Australic Navigation Charter, granting exclusive trading rights to the Australic Colonial Company in the Pacific Rim. The move reasserts imperial economic dominance after the Cascadian secession and fosters a flourishing mercantile class in New Calais, Narmhaven, and the coastal cities of The Chaparral.

1751

The Empress enacts the so-called Catalina Décrets, formalizing trade privileges and mutual defense obligations between the Empire of Australia and the Duchy of Catalina, strengthening imperial influence across the Pacific and institutionalizing Catalina’s status as an autonomous client kingdom within the imperial sphere.

1761

Eleanor the Twenty-Fifth is born.

1772

🪦 Eleanor the Twenty-Second dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twenty-Third becomes Empress of Australia.

1789

Eleanor the Twenty-Sixth is born.

🪦 Eleanor the Twenty-Third dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twenty-Fourth becomes Empress of Australia.

⚔️ Members of the 1151 Agency are rumoured to have encouraged the split of the newly independent colonies of America into the United States of New England and the Union of American States.

1800s

1803

🪦 Eleanor the Twenty-Fourth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twenty-Fifth becomes Empress of Australia

1815

🪦 Eleanor the Twenty-Fifth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twenty-Sixth becomes Empress of Australia.

1812

Eleanor the Twenty-Seventh is born.

1845

Eleanor the Twenty-Eighth is born.

1858

⚔️ A series of high-profile disputes over whaling and sea-rights in the North Atlantic ocean leads to the start of the so-called Whaling Wars between the Empire of Australia, Canada and the United States of New England.

1866

🪦 Eleanor the Twenty-Sixth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twenty-Seventh becomes Empress of Australia.

1867

⚔️ Eleanor the Twenty-Eighth signs the Treaty of Reykjavik, ending the Whaling Wars.

1875

Eleanor the Twenty-Ninth is born.

1900s

1903

🪦 Eleanor the Twenty-Seventh dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twenty-Eighth becomes Empress of Australia.

Eleanor the Thirtieth is born.

1918

🪦 Eleanor the Twenty-Eighth dies.

👑 Eleanor the Twenty-Ninth becomes Empress of Australia.

1919

🪦 Eleanor the Twenty-Ninth dies in a chemical experiment accident.

👑 Eleanor the Thirtieth becomes Empress of Australia.

1925

Eleanor the Thirty-First is born.

1926

Empress Eleanor the Thirtieth convenes the First Pan-Oceanic Congress in Melbourne, gathering representatives from across the Australia and Great Oceans to discuss modernization, trade, and technology, marking a significant step in unifying the nations of the Empire of Australia’s sphere of influence and fostering economic cooperation between the Empire and other nations of Asia, the Americas, and Africa.