860 AD: Empress Wu approaches Isabella, requesting assistance in her war on Egypt. Isabella agrees. Spanish researchers discover new methods of navigation, allowing the Spanish to build more advanced ships. Isabella vows to use the new technology in her search for uninhabited lands.
940 AD: Isabella founds Santiago near the chinese borders. Then she sets her sights on the Burgundian village to the west.
1000 AD: The Great Engineer William T.G. Morton settles in Madrid, and Isabella conquers the Burgundians. Spanish missionaries finally reach the Phoenician empire and Dido converts to Christianity.
1130 AD: The Spanish have conquered yet another barbarian city, and a mediator helps to end the uneventful war between Spain and Egypt. Meanwhile Isabella sends a caravel west to discover new lands.
1150: The nasty infidel Jingu declares war on the Virgin Queen. Isabella tries to contact Jingu, intending to formally join the war on England's side, but Jingu refuses to talk! Looks like Queen Isabella will have to organize a sneak attack. In other bad news, Catherine the Great has forsaken Christ and returned to worshipping Egypt's false gods.
1180 AD: The Japanese capture the English city of Warwick! Isabella will intervene as soon as possible, but she needs to build more forges first.
1240: The Prophet Atisha builds the Church of the Nativity in Barcelona. Meanwhile, Isabella has begun sending troops into English territory to help repel the invaders.
1260: Isabella notices that the people of Santiago have been practicing Buddhism and Hinduism instead of Christianity. She decides to send a missionary there as soon as she has more troops to deal with Japan.
One of Isabella's generals points out a bottleneck near Canterbury. The Queen orders him to send his troops there.
1340: Elizabeth appears to have liberated Warwick on her own and engineer Nain Singh settles in Madrid. Isabella has no wonders in progress for her great engineers to work on, but hopes that they will take one apprentices in case she needs to build wonders in the future.
1410:
"Oh well," replies Isabella, "I can always steal from Catherine." Then she has Herodotus drawn and quartered.
1510: Spain is in the middle of a bloody stalemate with Japan. As it turns out, the Japanese have samurai and elephants guarding Tokyo. However, a spy managed to infiltrate the city and destroy the walls.
1550: Spanish troops finally seize Tokyo. Queen Isabella spares the city so that she can use it as a staging point to conquer the rest of Japan.
1555: Japanese troops retake Tokyo, then lose it to the Spanish. Jingu capitulates and becomes a vassal of Isabella.
1580: As Spain tries to convert Jingu to Christianity, here's a look at the top 5 cities:
1595: Isabella forces Jingu to convert to Christianity.
1600: A great artist and a great prophet are born in madrid simultaneously.