| Line 35: | Line 35: | ||
*c. 1813 - The [[Magister Maleficorum]] was stolen by [[Count Dracula]].<ref>"[[The Enemy Within (series 5)|The Enemy Within]]" - dialogue (Count Dracula)</ref> |
*c. 1813 - The [[Magister Maleficorum]] was stolen by [[Count Dracula]].<ref>"[[The Enemy Within (series 5)|The Enemy Within]]" - dialogue (Count Dracula)</ref> |
||
*1815 - The Battle of Waterloo. [[Bertrand de Fortunesa|Bertrand]] was present and it's suggested that he drank a lot of blood from the wounded and dying.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/british/empire_seapower/battle_waterloo_01.shtml The Battle of Waterloo (BBC)]</ref><ref>"[[Carpathian Feast]]" - dialogue (Vlad)</ref> |
*1815 - The Battle of Waterloo. [[Bertrand de Fortunesa|Bertrand]] was present and it's suggested that he drank a lot of blood from the wounded and dying.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/british/empire_seapower/battle_waterloo_01.shtml The Battle of Waterloo (BBC)]</ref><ref>"[[Carpathian Feast]]" - dialogue (Vlad)</ref> |
||
| − | *1832 - The Vampire High Council directive of this year said that every Carpathian Feast must by sanctioned by the [[Vampire High Council]]. |
+ | *1832 - The Vampire High Council directive of this year said that every Carpathian Feast must by sanctioned by the [[Vampire High Council]].<ref>"[[Carpathian Feast]]" - dialogue (Augustus)</ref> |
*1852 - [[Porfiria Van Helsing]] was born. |
*1852 - [[Porfiria Van Helsing]] was born. |
||
*1892 - [[Porfiria Van Helsing]] died. |
*1892 - [[Porfiria Van Helsing]] died. |
||
Revision as of 22:24, 23 April 2014
Timeline of historical events.
This page details events which characters have made reference to, fictional or otherwise, in the Young Dracula universe.
Timeline
B.C. era
3rd century
- 205 - The Battle of Tuthrall.[2]
8th century
- 733 - The Battle of Disperia.[3]
12th century
- 1142 - The Battle of Hunyadvár.[4]
13th century
- 1300 - Elizabeta Vaccaria was born.[5]
14th century
- c. 1400 - Count Dracula (son of Dracos Dracula) was born.
16th century
- 1554 - Lady Jane Grey was beheaded at the Tower of London. Her blood was used to fill one of the Blood Bottles in Count Dracula's cellar.[6][7]
- 1568 - The Battle of Bizantrulvat.[8]
- c. 1600 - Bertrand de Fortunesa was born.[9]
17th Century
18th century
- c. 1712 - Malik Vaccaria (son of Elizabetta Vaccaria) was born.
- c. 1755 - Count Dracula saw off the great warlock attack.[12]
- 1750 - Sir Manly Van Helsing was born.
- c. 1761 - Magda Westenra (daughter of Atilla and Krone Westenra) was born.[13]
- 1789 - Sir Manly Van Helsing died.
- 1789 - The French Revolution.[14][15]
19th century
- 1805 - The Battle of Trafalgar. Bertrand was present and he reported hearing Nelson say 'kiss me Hardy' rather than 'kismet' before he died.[16][17]
- c. 1813 - The Magister Maleficorum was stolen by Count Dracula.[18]
- 1815 - The Battle of Waterloo. Bertrand was present and it's suggested that he drank a lot of blood from the wounded and dying.[19][20]
- 1832 - The Vampire High Council directive of this year said that every Carpathian Feast must by sanctioned by the Vampire High Council.[21]
- 1852 - Porfiria Van Helsing was born.
- 1892 - Porfiria Van Helsing died.
20th century
- 1925 - Abraham Van Helsing III was born.
- 1965 - Abraham Van Helsing III died.
- c. 1992 - Ingrid Dracula (daughter of Count Dracula and Magda Westenra) was born.
- 1995 - Adam Giles (son of Count Dracula and Sally Giles) was born.
21st century
- 2006 - Count Dracula and his family were driven out of Transylvania by an angry peasant mob.
References
- ↑ "Hit Chicks" - dialogue (Count Dracula)
- ↑ "The Crown of Ludlow Erant" - senate quiz question
- ↑ "The Crown of Ludlow Erant" - senate quiz question
- ↑ "The Crown of Ludlow Erant" - senate quiz question
- ↑ "Loyalty's For Breathers" - reference book date
- ↑ Lady Jane Grey (BBC)
- ↑ "Loyalty's For Breathers" - blood bottle name
- ↑ "The Crown of Ludlow Erant" - senate quiz question
- ↑ "Carpathian Feast" - dialogue (Bertrand)
- ↑ Living with the plague (BBC)
- ↑ "Bodyswap" - poster at Stokely Museum
- ↑ "Whatever It Takes" - dialogue (Ingrid)
- ↑ "Faustian Slip" - dialogue (Count Dracula)
- ↑ French Revolution (Encyclopedia Britannica)
- ↑ "Bodyswap" - poster at Stokely Museum
- ↑ The Battle of Trafalgar (BBC)
- ↑ "Carpathian Feast" - dialogue (Vlad and Erin)
- ↑ "The Enemy Within" - dialogue (Count Dracula)
- ↑ The Battle of Waterloo (BBC)
- ↑ "Carpathian Feast" - dialogue (Vlad)
- ↑ "Carpathian Feast" - dialogue (Augustus)