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Contents 1 Oslo Timeline 1.1 21st Century 1.2 20th Century 1.3 19th Century 1.4 18th Century 1.5 17th Century 1.6 16th Century 1.7 15th Century 1.8 14th Century 1.9 13th Century 1.10 12th Century 1.11 11th Century 1.12 5th Century to 10th Century 1.13 B.C. to 5th Century 2 Related Links

Oslo Timeline

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21st Century

• 2001 Requiem Following fifteen years of stability since the "night of long knives", Prince Tyrian Frost relinquishes control of the city to another member of the Invictus Covenant, and departs for North America on what he calls pressing covenant business.

20th Century

• 1984 Requiem In a sudden series of traps and fights, several of Oslo's Invictus and surviving Carthians are put to death by the Prince and members of the court, aided by several foreign "specialists". No official statement is made, though it is rumored that those killed were plotting to overthrow Invictus rule in Oslo.
• 1975 Requiem After two years of "war" carried out via mortal servants and allies, businesses, and brutal fighting on the docks of the city, the Invictus take control of Oslo and Lord Tyrian Frost becomes Prince. Rumors abound from the surviving Carthians that the conquering Invictus had often committed diablerie on captured/defeated enemies. Rumors also spread that some American Carthians came to Oslo to try and assassinate the Prince, but failed and were driven away or killed themselves.
• 1973 Requiem For the first time since members of the Carthian Movement took power in Oslo at the end of World War II, a struggle for control erupts between the incumbents and members of the Invictus led by one Lord Tyrian Frost.
• 1925 History The city is re-named Oslo, its original name derived from Old Norse.

19th Century

18th Century

17th Century

• 1624 History The city is re-named Christiania following a massive fire that destroyed most of the city, and its subsequent re-building under King Christian IV.

16th Century

15th Century

14th Century

13th Century

12th Century

11th Century

• 1049 History According to the Norse sagas, Oslo was founded around 1049 by King Harald Hardråde.

5th Century to 10th Century

B.C. to 5th Century

Related Links

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oslo - Wikipedia entry for Oslo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Oslo - Wikipedia entry for History of Oslo
http://www.oslo.kommune.no/the_city_of_oslo/ - Official City of Oslo website