The ruling class of Charya, the Haruldan or Golden People was forced, probably by economic problems and uprisings from the dependent peoples, to migrate to the North, where there was already an ethnic Charyan stronghold, the city of Broi. The exodus went in phases, was sometimes as hectic as the exodus of the Kuo Min Tang adherents to Taiwan in 1949, sometimes as gradual as the immigration of Turkish labourers into the Netherlands. Once the Emperor had left his captital city of Nyria for Broi, the process was deemed to be comlete, although even during the reign of emperor Rordal there were still people who migrated from the old South to Broi.
The other peoples who lived in the south, whether related to the Charyans, like the Cûshin Fén, or totally unrelated, like the Kye-phu, remained where they were, and began for themselves.
Only the most important emperors and events are noted. If an emperor is not styled -ghan, he's probably not the son of the previous emperor. If research uncovers new important events, they will be added to the timeline.
| -10 | Nechzi Tebin (Scented Storm) |
| 0 | Zitaroh, the great Exodus: removal of the Emperor to Broi. |
| 12 | Aldal Lazaz Dubadan (Forger of the Empire) |
| 15 | Chuìlan Lazaz Dubadanghan (Son of the Forger of the Empire). Foundation of Veroi |
| 21 | Foundation of Kroi |
| 27 | Death of Chuilan tan Lazaz Dubadan. |
| 28 | Anadal Garhadan (World Mage) |
| 30 | Foundation of Droi. |
| 54 | Succesful conquest of the left half of the Eastern Plain. |
| 61 | Jardal Anadalghan, (Jardal Son of Anadal Gargadan). |
| 121 | Great Earthquake. Hyndal Klondan Boyu (Hyndal Builder of Cities). |
| 122-124 | Rebuilding of the Imperial Palace. |
| 123 | Foundation of Nroi. |
| 125 | Foundation of Loroi. |
| 130 | Foundation of Siroi and Troi. |
| 137 | Foundation of Peroi. |
| 140 | Hyndal Klondan Boya dies in battle against Barushla on the Peroian plains. Grendal Tekiferadan (Grendal Careful). |
| 200 | Gunama Waghdazyal (Tiger butcher). |
| 200 | Gunama Waghdazyal embarks on conquests in the East. |
| 267 | A traitor kills Gunama Waghdazyal. |
| 269 | Quanyal Xedom Kulin (Quanyal Road of Hope), who later was called Hanri, the Weak. |
| 333 | Quanyal Xedom Kulin dies in the battle of Broi. Caderav Zimin, Dragon of Fortune saves the city. |
| 333-336 | Caderav Zimin leads campaign in the East |
| 400 | Dood Caderav Zimin dies in battle. |
| 400 | Rorayal Pariyem (Friend of Peace) succeeds. |
| 512 | Hamal Bacun Chay (Mighty Weasel) ascends the throne, and is dethroned by his brother, Kairi Derni (Three Four). |
| 520-552 | Nothern campain |
| 552 | Foundation of Veloi. |
| 557 | Building of the northern road. |
| 600 | Indahyl lua Erlo, ascends the throne. The old Southern noble families succeed in taking over power for the next four hundred years. |
| 600-1000 | Conquest of Matrai by emperors of the Erlo and Nyria families, |
| 1000 | Adan Purgat Lyantara, the Glorious Divinity, ascends the throne and founds a new dynasty on the Matraian example. |
| 1012 | Foundation of the new capital city Chandoir in Matrai. |
| 1020 | The new Imperial Palace is finished. |
| 1054 | Digging of the East-West Canal |
| 1063 | Yinadan Yinlazi, The Divine Teacher, son of Adan Purgat Lyantara.. |
| 1100 | Academy of Broi is founded. |
| 1125 | Yinadan Yinlazi is murdered. Adan Harya Harl (Golden Obedience). |
| 1153 | Insurrections in Matrai. |
| 1182 | Adan Harya Harl, later called the Parsimonious dies. His wife Empress Yadirprinttray reigns for two months. |
| 1183 | Adanqar Harulon Shale (Adanqar Temple of Wisdom) ascends the throne and marries the Matraian princesses. |
| 1223 | Yinadan Adanqarghan (Yinadan son of Adanqar). |
| 1246 | Adan Yinadanghan Yir Chair (Adan Son of Yinadan, Joy in Truth) ascends the throne |
| 1283 | Jatisa Adanghan Afaradan Yunilai (Jatisa Son of Adan, Ruler for a Thousand Years ascends the throne. |
| 1297 | Adan Jatisaghan Murzi, Adan, son of Jatisa, Great Leader ascends the throne |
| 1335 | Adanqar Adanghan Poim Yunxik, (Adanqar son of Adan, Servant of the People). |
| 1376 | Adan Adanqarghan Zirtin Char (Adan son of Adanqar, Golden Eye) |
| 1480 | Rorayal Bar Poim (Rorayal Peace of the People) dethrones Zirtin Char and founds a new dynasty. |
| 1502 | Aldal She Tara (Aldal Sweet Abundance) |
| 1543 | Rorayal Abarusha Galaw (Lion of the Mountains). |
| 1600 | Rorayal Abarusha Galaw dies in the Great Famine. |
| 1601 | Three Hundred Years of Three Hundred Kingdoms period. Farah Kaririom Lyantara crowns Ylin, the sixty-seventh emperor, who dies during his flight to Broi. Bar Sui (Costly Peace) succeeds him, but is killed by the captain of the Imperial Guard, who is crowned in Broi as Gunama Zizi, Great Lion, but becomes known as the Eater of Men. He is killed by Tuirdoal'tuoy, who dies in the attempt, and is crowned posthumously as the Seventy-ninth Emperor of Charya, under the reigning title of Rayadan Gaharadan, or Saviour of the Nation. |
| 1601-1617 | Chealab Lyanya (Pride) |
| 1614-1617 | Chealabghan Lyanya Ilorowal (Continued Pride) |
| 1621-1638 | Hamal Tiras Chay (Mighty Hand) |
| 1638-1689 | The sixteen quarreling emperor of Borcheyn. |
| 1689-1691 | Twuindal Pal Beirai (Emperor Hundred), the hundreth emperor, died in 1702 in Peroi, in banishment |
| 1691-1732 | The three quarreling emperors: Adan Yaswe Yir (well of joy), Adanghan Lauye Chay (fountain of might), and Adanghan Vridan (Second Son) |
| 1732-1812 | Twuindal Palodel Broi (Protector of Broi). |
| 1812-1818 | Lujis Lyantara (Glorious) and his son Lujisghan Palodel Sache (Protector of Wisdom). |
| 1818 | Yamal Cazhex Harul (Golden Dragon) |
| 1818-1826 | Tryndal oib Sroi |
| 1826-1828 | Hamat Radir Burgat (Divine Mercy) |
| 1829-1844 | Continuous attempts at the throne. Sixteen unimportant emperors |
| 1842-1844 | Adanqar Timtim Wikar (Courageous Heart) |
| 1844- | Rordal Twuindoal Sedom Chewir |
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