Terrance888
Discord Reigns
Great Update! Also, this is funny out of context.
Major Nannuk Battles of This Era: 800-1000. Left Vague due to infighting, the need to track three nations, and not sure of what Eltain wants to do with his timeline.
Early Era
Raids in northern Nannuka by the Ut, Ut Army repulsed.
Island of Rhodes raided through a joint by Kanukan ships, further raids repulsed by Cayun.
Nannuk Mercenaries fight a war in northern Nannuk and southern Vanuka, then disbanded to raid all the way to the headwaters of the Euphrates.
Invasion of southern Nannuka from Aegypt by the Ut, they managed to capture the Dead Sea region. This happens every generation or so at various locations.
Large raid of the Phonikan coast destroys many building materials and forts. Captured ships greatly increases the size of the Nannuk navy.
First invasion of Vanuka of the Cayun, capturing an important iron mine.
Middle Era
Invasion of Northern Nannuka by Ut, Occupation lasted 30 years before Ut finally pushed out.
Invasion of various Aegean Islands by Vanukans and Kanukans, V
anuka launches a deep thrust into Cayun, which captured some important towns
Conflict in Aegptian Nannuka with a Nannukan slave revolt followed by Kanukan invasion. Dead Sea Region recaptured.
Ut pushed out of Northern Nannuka. The defeated army decided to try again with reinforcements:
Ut invasion of Kanu-Kemand defeated when local Guerrilla destroyed the supply train and the army was left no room to maneuver. (Ahem
)
Phonikan coast captured by Kanuka.
Golden Age
Kanuka began raiding northern Aegpt and invaded the islands off of Crete.
Vanuka began another thrust after a serious of small scouting raids. This one reached Cayun the city itself.
Ut army pushed away from an invasion of Kanu-Kemand region, and Trans-Jordan area was invaded and occupied after a slave revolt.
Mercenaries were used as far as the Almekite Raiders to the far east and against Albast to the west.
Preparations began for an invasion of Crete, Peloponnese, and Aegypt.
The Shattering
The United Nannukan Fleet was destroyed at the battle of the Nannukan Sea between Rhodes and Crete. 100 ships destroyed, including 2 of the great Colonyships.
Vanukan army dashed against the wall of Cayun City. Slaughter as they attempted to scale the walls with ladders or dig under. Their retreat was met with Stleki horsemen who ran down the Vanukan army.
Ut sends three armies into the Vanuka during their weakness, and destroyed minor noble forces as the hastedly conscripted force near Vanu-Serat. Vanu-Serat was saved from occupation, but is now only a week's march from the nearest Ut Army camp.
Kanukan invasion of Aegypt was cancelled at the loss of their fleet. With most of the warriors stuck on Kanuka to be ferried a few hundred at a time, Ut easily reannexes Trans-Jordan, defeated the nearby Nannukan army at Kanu-Kemad and forced them to hole in, and then utterly destroyed the Nannukans of Phonika and northern Nannuka, forcing them to flee.
The Second Exodus
Nannuk of Phonikan Coast and northern Nannuka had no choice but to hire the few Kanukan ships left and find one of the independent pirates of the seas. They were joined by Vanukans from the Aegean and the Kanukan Soldiers who were originally from the conquered areas. They found the city of Kanu-Hatas, ruled by the Pirate Lord Shan II. After a generation, the two populations intertwinned and Shan III declared himself king of Shanuka.
Kanukan 'Crusade'/'Mass Migration' and refugees repopulate Kanu-Kemand, pushing away further intrusions but unable to win more of their homeland. Kanu-Kemad now has no northern march.
Regions of the Nannuk.
Nannuka=Palestine. Spent about 100 years as an independent kingdom, but accepted Kanukan overlordship after the Shattering. Its power was in their various nobles and their small, versatile warbands.
Kanu-Kemad: Hegemonic city of Nannuka. Central Nannuka (Now the northern part of the current Nannukan Province) and controls the Cypresses for the Kanukan ships and various important mines.
Herkano-tas: Region around the Jordan River and the Dead sea, southern Nannuka
Herkano-batas: Transjordan, region accros the Jordan River.
Gaskanat: Sea of Galilee, northern Nannuka, controlled by the Ut.
Phonika: Lebanon, major Ut seaport, and partially occuped by the Nannuka during the Golden Age for their tax revenues
Kanuka=Cyrus, Almost a second homeland the formerly wild island is mostly tamed. Its power is in its fleet.
Kanu-Dalak: Hegemonic city of Kanuka and holds the only seaport, forges, and walls.
Shanuka=Eastern Libya, New state only about a generation old, but very stable due to common loss and the fires of a new nation. Their strength is their passion and relative stability.
Kanu-hatas= Shanukan Hegemonic City. Its power over other pirate coves in Kanu-Hetas are its fields are surrounded by desert: while other cities hadn't have any fields at all. These fields, ignored during Pirate days were settled by refugees, made the city into a production powerhouse, and lead its dominance over other cities.
I'm sorry Eltain, but I'm repossessing Y(o)u
Major Nannuk Battles of This Era: 800-1000. Left Vague due to infighting, the need to track three nations, and not sure of what Eltain wants to do with his timeline.
Early Era
Raids in northern Nannuka by the Ut, Ut Army repulsed.
Island of Rhodes raided through a joint by Kanukan ships, further raids repulsed by Cayun.
Nannuk Mercenaries fight a war in northern Nannuk and southern Vanuka, then disbanded to raid all the way to the headwaters of the Euphrates.
Invasion of southern Nannuka from Aegypt by the Ut, they managed to capture the Dead Sea region. This happens every generation or so at various locations.
Large raid of the Phonikan coast destroys many building materials and forts. Captured ships greatly increases the size of the Nannuk navy.
First invasion of Vanuka of the Cayun, capturing an important iron mine.
Middle Era
Invasion of Northern Nannuka by Ut, Occupation lasted 30 years before Ut finally pushed out.
Invasion of various Aegean Islands by Vanukans and Kanukans, V
anuka launches a deep thrust into Cayun, which captured some important towns
Conflict in Aegptian Nannuka with a Nannukan slave revolt followed by Kanukan invasion. Dead Sea Region recaptured.
Ut pushed out of Northern Nannuka. The defeated army decided to try again with reinforcements:
Ut invasion of Kanu-Kemand defeated when local Guerrilla destroyed the supply train and the army was left no room to maneuver. (Ahem

Phonikan coast captured by Kanuka.
Golden Age
Kanuka began raiding northern Aegpt and invaded the islands off of Crete.
Vanuka began another thrust after a serious of small scouting raids. This one reached Cayun the city itself.
Ut army pushed away from an invasion of Kanu-Kemand region, and Trans-Jordan area was invaded and occupied after a slave revolt.
Mercenaries were used as far as the Almekite Raiders to the far east and against Albast to the west.
Preparations began for an invasion of Crete, Peloponnese, and Aegypt.
The Shattering
The United Nannukan Fleet was destroyed at the battle of the Nannukan Sea between Rhodes and Crete. 100 ships destroyed, including 2 of the great Colonyships.
Vanukan army dashed against the wall of Cayun City. Slaughter as they attempted to scale the walls with ladders or dig under. Their retreat was met with Stleki horsemen who ran down the Vanukan army.
Ut sends three armies into the Vanuka during their weakness, and destroyed minor noble forces as the hastedly conscripted force near Vanu-Serat. Vanu-Serat was saved from occupation, but is now only a week's march from the nearest Ut Army camp.
Kanukan invasion of Aegypt was cancelled at the loss of their fleet. With most of the warriors stuck on Kanuka to be ferried a few hundred at a time, Ut easily reannexes Trans-Jordan, defeated the nearby Nannukan army at Kanu-Kemad and forced them to hole in, and then utterly destroyed the Nannukans of Phonika and northern Nannuka, forcing them to flee.
The Second Exodus
Nannuk of Phonikan Coast and northern Nannuka had no choice but to hire the few Kanukan ships left and find one of the independent pirates of the seas. They were joined by Vanukans from the Aegean and the Kanukan Soldiers who were originally from the conquered areas. They found the city of Kanu-Hatas, ruled by the Pirate Lord Shan II. After a generation, the two populations intertwinned and Shan III declared himself king of Shanuka.
Kanukan 'Crusade'/'Mass Migration' and refugees repopulate Kanu-Kemand, pushing away further intrusions but unable to win more of their homeland. Kanu-Kemad now has no northern march.
Regions of the Nannuk.
Nannuka=Palestine. Spent about 100 years as an independent kingdom, but accepted Kanukan overlordship after the Shattering. Its power was in their various nobles and their small, versatile warbands.
Kanu-Kemad: Hegemonic city of Nannuka. Central Nannuka (Now the northern part of the current Nannukan Province) and controls the Cypresses for the Kanukan ships and various important mines.
Herkano-tas: Region around the Jordan River and the Dead sea, southern Nannuka
Herkano-batas: Transjordan, region accros the Jordan River.
Gaskanat: Sea of Galilee, northern Nannuka, controlled by the Ut.
Phonika: Lebanon, major Ut seaport, and partially occuped by the Nannuka during the Golden Age for their tax revenues
Kanuka=Cyrus, Almost a second homeland the formerly wild island is mostly tamed. Its power is in its fleet.
Kanu-Dalak: Hegemonic city of Kanuka and holds the only seaport, forges, and walls.
Shanuka=Eastern Libya, New state only about a generation old, but very stable due to common loss and the fires of a new nation. Their strength is their passion and relative stability.
Kanu-hatas= Shanukan Hegemonic City. Its power over other pirate coves in Kanu-Hetas are its fields are surrounded by desert: while other cities hadn't have any fields at all. These fields, ignored during Pirate days were settled by refugees, made the city into a production powerhouse, and lead its dominance over other cities.