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The UnOfficial Timeline of the Marvel: The Lost Generation Universe

This is my UnOfficial Timeline of the Marvel Universe for events leading up to Fantastic Four (Vol I) #1 - the time period for the Golden Age Heroes and of the "Lost Generation" - and for the "Lost Generation" events taking place in the 22nd Century.

Acknowledgements: Thank you to Robert Franklin for help with the "Lost Generation" part of the timeline.

1500 A.D. - 1 A.D.

 

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  1492

Gideon arrives in America on the Pinta with Columbus, he dies and ascends to a High Lord
(X-Force #37)

1459

Vlad Dracula is transformed into a Vampire by the Gypsy Lianda.
(Dracula Lives #1)

 
  1448

Vlad Dracula escapes the Turks, but has their help in overthrowing the Throne of Wallachia. Eight months later he flees to Moldavia.
(Dracula Lives #1)

1444

Vlad Dracula and his younger brother Radu are betrayed and taken prisoner by Murad II - Leader of the Turks.
(Dracula Lives #1)

 
  1437

Vlad Dracul ousts his half-brother Alexandru Akiea from the Throne.
(Dracula Lives #1)

1431

Vlad Dracul is named Prince of Wallachia.
(Dracula Lives #1)

 
  1430

Vlad Dracula, son of Vlad Dracul is born.
(Dracula Lives #1)

1419

Mira is approached to be one of the Young Gods.
(The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe
- Update '89 #8)

 
  1405

Mira (Varua) is born.
(The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe
- Update '89 #8)

1390

Emperor Naga of Lemuria first wears the Serpent Crown of Set.
(The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #9)

 
  1350

Naga of Lemuria is born.
(The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #9)

1347

The Black Death arrives in Greece, Sicily, Southern Italy and Livorno.
(Factual)

Orann discovers Ebrok has secretly been living with the Cat-People Flavius and Helene. Orann attacks Ebrok and is stopped when Flavius throws a vial at him. Orann leaves carrying a new strain of Plague, Ebrok dies shortly after. Flavius and Helene leave to solve their breeding problem.
(What If (Vol I) #35)

 
  1344

Orann, Ebrok and other sorcerers banish the Cat-People to another dimension.
(What If (Vol I) #35)

1343

Ebrok shows Flavius and Helene to his fellow sorcerers.
(What If (Vol I) #35)

Ebrok produces more Cat-People for his fellow sorcerers.
(What If (Vol I) #35)

 
  1342

Ebrok transforms a male cat into a feline humanoid - he calls him Flavius. Soon after he creates a female mate for Flavius and calls her Helene. For many months they study Alchemy.
(What If (Vol I) #35)

1209

Kay Destine visits Ravenscroft and meets her grandparents.
(X-Men/ClanDestine #1)

 
  1200

The spirit of Magnus takes up residence in Westminster Abbey.
(The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #22)

1194

Amergin contacts his distant relative Doctor Druid in order to get help against the Fomor. Help comes in the form of the Avengers who are re-united with Dane Whitman in the body of Eobar of Garrington.
(Avengers (Vol I) #225)

Alongside the Avengers, Amergin and The Black Knight (III) defeat the Fomor and Balok. Amergin dies before sealing the portal between Earth and Avalon.
(Avengers (Vol I) #226)

The Black Knight (III) seals the portal closing Avalon off from Earth using the Evil Eye of Avalon. Once the portal is sealed the body Eobar of Garrington dies and Dane Whitman is returned to his body in the 20th Century.
(Avengers (Vol I) #226)

Prester John discovers the fabled Isle of Avalon, he is the only survivor of a plague that kills every inhabitant. He is about to take his place on the Seat of Survival when he encounters Kang.
(Thor Annual #17)

Prester John discovers that Kang is only after the Evil Eye of Avalon and they fight, during the fight Prester John is transported to the year 911 A.D.
(Thor Annual #17)

Upon returning to 1194 A.D., Prester John takes his place on the Seat of Survival and enters suspended animation.
(Post Thor Annual #17)

 
  1193

The Black Knight (III) discovers the fabled Isle of Avalon, and meets Amergin - High Druid of Avalon.
(Pre Avengers (Vol I) #225)

1192

The Black Knight (III) and Sersi place the body of Bennet Du Paris in a tomb in the Swiss Alps. They then leave for the 20th Century.
(Black Knight: Exodus #1)

Upon leaving, the earlier incarnation of Dane Whitman that inhabits the body of Eobar of Garrington resurfaces and continues living the life of his ancestor.
(Post Black Knight: Exodus #1)

October 9th: The Third Crusade Ends.
(Factual)

 
  1191

Adam Destine is captured by Al Kadhahaab, he travels to the Citadel of Sujanaa Min Raghbah and kills him, he then frees the genie held captive by Sujanaa Min Raghbah and the pair become lovers.
(ClanDestine (Vol I) #5)

Adam Destine is given the gift of immortality by his genie lover.
(Post ClanDestine (Vol I) #5)

Sersi and Dane Whitman appear in the 12th Century after leaving the Ultraverse. Dane Whitman inhabits the body of his ancestor Eobar of Garrington - the Black Knight (III), he is already inhabiting this body from an earlier period in his life. Sersi encourages Eobar's spirit to leave his body.
(Black Knight: Exodus #1)

Bennet Du Paris finds the Tower of Power in the domain of the mythic "Eternal Pharoah" in a place called Akkaba.
(Black Knight: Exodus #1)

Bennet Du Paris discovers the Tower of Power and is transformed by Apocalypse into Exodus.
(Black Knight: Exodus #1)

The Black Knight (III) and Sersi discover the Tower of Power and fight Sahreed, servant of Apocalypse. They are captured by Apocalypse and only escape after Exodus tries to kill Apocalypse. Apocalypse places Exodus in suspended animation.
(Black Knight: Exodus #1)

1190

In the aftermath of the Siege of Jerusalem, Eobar of Garrington and Bennet Du Paris encounter Fellahin. He tells them whispered tales about an ancient Tower of Power.
(Black Knight: Exodus)

To help them on their quest to find the Tower of Power, Bennet Du Paris employs the services of Sahreed, servant of the Eternal Pharoah.
(Black Knight: Exodus)

 
  1189

Richard Lionheart is crowned King of England.
(Factual)

King Richard I joins the Third Crusade.
(Factual)

Eobar of Garrington becomes the third Black Knight, and is charged with banishing the Moors from the Holy Land in the name of Christianity. The Black Knight (III) joins the Crusades.
(Black Knight: Exodus)

Dane Whitman is sent back in time and inhabits the body of his ancestor Eobar of Garrington - he will inhabit this body for the next five years living the life of his ancestor.
(Defenders (Vol I) #11)

Adam Destine joins the Crusades.
(ClanDestine (Vol I) #5)

1184

Adam of Ravenscroft has an accident an is impaled on a scythe. He is cured after he has a vision of a female genie. From then on his is known as Adam of Destine
(ClanDestine (Vol I) #5)

 
  1168

Adam of Ravenscroft is born.
(ClanDestine (Vol I) #5)

1150

En Sabah Nur travels to Mongolia, he meet the External Saul (known as Garbha-Hsien.
(X-Force #37)

En Sabah Nur enters a spaceship and leaves as Apocalypse
(X-Force #37)

 
  911 A.D.

Prester John arrives from Avalon and allies himself with Charles the Simple.
(Pre Thor Annual #17)

Eric Masterson (Thor (II)) is somehow transported to 911 A.D., upon arrival he fights Rollo leader of the Vikings. Whilst they are getting introduced they are interrupted by Prester John and Charles the Simple.
(Thor Annual #17)

Prester John reveals that he intends to rule the 10th Century through an heir to Charlemagne and so alter history.
(Thor Annual #17)

Prester John begins to transform the 10th Century into his 12th Century kingdom. He is defeated by Thor (II) and sent back to the 12th Century, a few minutes after he left.
(Thor Annual #17)

Thor (II) gets Rollo and Charles the Simple to form an alliance and sets right the tampering to history. He is then transported to Ellis Island at the turn of the 20th Century.
(Thor Annual #17)

560 A.D.

Sir Raston of Scandia - the Black Knight (II), nephew of Sir Percy of Scandia - the Black Knight (I), is defeated in combat by Kang and subsequently joins the Anachronauts.
(Avengers Annual #21 / Avengers Annual #22)

 
  538 A.D.

Spider-Woman (I) and Magnus travel back in time to confront Morgan Le Fey. Both women fight and Spider-Woman (I) pushes Morgan Le Fey out of a window. Once outside her castle Merlin's spell kills her, before she dies Morgan's spirit travels to the Astral Plane.
(Avengers (Vol I) #240)

537 A.D.

Edward of Scandia is born.
(Black Knight (Vol II) #1)

The Black Knight joins King Arthur and the remaining Knights of the Round Table for the final battle with Mordred the Evil.
(Black Knight (Vol II) #1)

King Arthur dies at the hands of Mordred during the Battle of Camluan.
(Anecdotal)

Mordred has the dying body of King Arthur taken to Castle Scandia where he dies. The Black Knight (I) arrives at his home and battles Mordred. Mordred mortally injures the Black Knight (I) with the Ebony Dagger and then dies.
(Marvel Super-Heroes #17 / Black Knight (Vol II) #1)

Before the Black Knight (I) dies, the spirit of Merlin appears and casts a spell on the dying Black Knight (I). So that when the spirit of Mordred the Evil once more stalks the Earth the Black Knight shall live again - through another. The Black Knight (I) then dies.
(Marvel Super-Heroes #17) / Black Knight (Vol II) #1)

 
  536 A.D.

Modred the Mystic enters the Dark Tower believing he can use the power of the Darkhold for good. He speaks the Darkhold's incantation of power and witnesses a dark cloud emerge damanding a sacrifice.
(Marvel Chillers #1)

Modred resists the cloud until Lady Janice, daughter of Gervasse, arrives. Modred sacrifices himself to save the life of Lady Janice, and falls into a death-like trance.
(Marvel Chillers #1)

The body of Modred the Mystic is taken by Lady Janice and Gervasse to a cave on the Isle of Wight. Once in the cave Gervasse casts a spell protecting Modred until the day he would next walk the Earth.
(Marvel Chillers #1)

Queen Guinevere and Sir Lancelot have an affair.
(Black Knight (Vol II) #2)

Merlin and the Black Knight (I) led an army to defeat the forces of Mordred the Evil and Morgan Le Fey. Mordred is defeated and flees. Merlin and The Black Knight (I) travel to Castle Le Fey where Morgan Le Fey had prepared a trap. Instead of entering Merlin cast one of his mightiest spells trapping Morgan Le Fey within her castle for the rest of her life.
(Iron Man (Vol I) #150)

Merlin is imprison within an enchanted cave by the faery-witch Nimue.
(Iron Man (Vol I) #150 / Black Knight (Vol II) #1)

Iron Man and Doctor Doom travel back in time and arrive at Camelot. Doom sides with Morgan Le Fey and Iron Man fights with King Arthur and defeats Morgan's forces (and Doom).
(Iron Man (Vol I) #150)

Geoffrey of Scandia is born.
(Black Knight (Vol II) #1)

535 A.D.

Magnus places the Darkhold in the Dark Tower and casts a spell so that no-one of evil intent may enter.
(The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #22)

Magnus is murdered by Morgan Le Fey, but his spirit does not pass on to the spirit world.
(The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #22)

Sir Percy of Scandia and Lady Rosamund are married by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
(Black Knight (Vol II) #1)

 
  534 A.D.

Magnus is a disciple (and the lover) of the sixth century's greatest Sorceress - Morgan Le Fey. He joins her coven of Darkholders and together they summon Chthon.
(The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #22)

The Darkholders banish Chthon and bind him to Wundagore Mountain. Magnus renounces Morgan and her coven and steals the Darkhold.
(The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #22)

Romulus Augustulus (now known at Tyrannus) raises an Army to conquer England and defeat King Arthur. Tyrannus is defeated by the Black Knight (I). Tyrannus is taken to Camelot where he defies the King. Merlin casts a spell and Tryannus vanishes from Camelot only to reappear in Subterranea.
(Avengers Annual #20)

Sir Percy reveals to Lady Rosamund that he is in fact the Black Knight (I).
(Black Knight (Vol II) #1)

533 A.D.

A meteor falls to Earth near Camelot, from it Merlin creates a sword for good and a dagger for evil.
(Marvel Super Heroes #17 / Avengers Annual #22)

With his own lands seized Sir Percy of Scandia travels to Camelot and begs for sanctuary. Merlin gives Sir Percy the Ebony Blade and he becomes the Black Knight (I).
(Black Knight (Vol I) #1 / Black Knight (Vol II) #1)

The Vikings travel to Camelot and kidnap Lady Rosamund. Sir Percy changes into the costume of the Black Knight (I) and battles the Vikings. After defeating the Vikings he rides out to the Viking's Long-Boat and rescues Lady Rosamund.
(Black Knight (Vol I) #2 / Marvel Super-Heroes #13)

A Tournament is held in Camelot to celebrate the safe return of Lady Rosamund. Mordred is given a brew that inflicts a lingering illness - Merlin spies this in his crystal ball and goes to warn the Black Knight (I).
(Black Knight (Vol I) #2 / Marvel Super-Heroes #14)

The Black Knight (I) takes King Arthurs place in the joust and defeats Mordred, helped by Merlin he manages to escape Mordred's men and keep his secret identity hidden.
(Black Knight (Vol I) #2 / Marvel Super-Heroes #14)

Mordred the Evil arranges for his men to ambush the Black Knight (I), they do so and the Black Knight (I) is injured and subsequently rescued by Merlin. Later Mordred suspects Sir Percy of Scandia to be the Black Knight (I), he confronts him but is confused when the Black Knight appears - it is in fact Merlin helping to keep Sir Percy's secret identity.
(Black Knight (Vol I) #3 / Marvel Super-Heroes #16)

The Eternal Sersi entertains Merlin at the court of Camelot.
(The Eternals (Vol I) #4)

 
  527 A.D.

Modred is apprenticed to a sorcerer named Gervasse upon his twelfth birthday.
(The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition #8)

515 A.D.

Modred is born to a family of peasants.
(The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition #8)

 
  498 A.D.

Arthur Pendragon is crowned King of England.
(Anecdotal)

476 A.D.

Romulus Augustulus, the last Emperor of Rome, is deposed.
(Factual)

 
  457 A.D.

Arthur Pendragon is born.
(Anecdotal)

430 A.D.

Uther Pendragon is born.
(Anecdotal)

 
   
   
 

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