Noe and a small group of Edneim reach Oilinane, where they settle in the marshes and hills. See Oilinane for more information.
A timeline of the history of Oilinane, going back to first settlement by the Edneim.
Noe and a small group of Edneim reach Oilinane, where they settle in the marshes and hills. See Oilinane for more information.
The Luchtnapla arrive in Oilianane, and develop farming, cooking, brewing and building. Their name is perhaps unfairly a locally rendering of "bringers of plague", as they are thought to have perished due to a plague in a very short time.
The first known battle takes place when the Fomoirir attempt to wrest control of the northern part of the island from the Luchtnapla. They are unsuccessful, and return to the islands they inhabit to the northwest.
The land to the west of modern Oilinane is flooded, separating the new island from the mainland.
Final battle between the Nemedir and Fomoirir. The two sides nearly wipe each other out, and only a very small remnant of Nemedir are left upon Oilinane. Most leave the island for the lands to the west, but a few families stay. What became of them isi unknown.
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The Aos Si, also called the Sidhsiur, invade the islands west of the mainland, conquering the four lands originally where the Fathachir hold sway. After a war of several years, the Aos Si were successful, and agreed to let the Fathachir retain control of one of the lands, the island of Oilinane. They reserved only the land to the south, where they built a city to trade with the Fathachir.
In this year the Fomoirir invaded the western part of Oilinane. The Fathachir called upon their new allies, the Aos Si, to help, and the Formoirir were defeated. The High Chieftain of the Aos Si was killed, and Lugh Lamfada took his place.
A fair is established in southern Oilinane to comemorate peace between the Fathachir and the Aos Si.
A civil war breaks out between two factions of the Fathachir, one which is in support of the Aos Si domination of the region, and one which is not. The first faction is successful due to the help of the Aos Si high chieftain Lugh, but Lugh is killed in the final battle. Eochiadh is name the Daghda, a new term for the high chieftainship.
Eochaid finally dies of the wasting disease inflicted in battle against the Fomoirir.
This Daghda is killed by his son in his sleep.
Eogon kills Fiacha, seeking revenge for the murder of Fiacha's father.
The islands of the Aos Si are ruled by three men. Their reign comes to an end with the coming of the Sidhfir.
Aodhan Era Begins