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==Timeline of the Isu Era== | ==Timeline of the Isu Era== | ||
===1923=== | ===1923=== | ||
*Creation of the first [[Shroud of Eden]] by [[Consus]], following a Unification War. | *Creation of the first [[Shroud of Eden]] by [[Consus]], following a [[War of Unification|Unification War]]. | ||
===2195=== | ===2195=== | ||
*[[Juno]], a scientist of the First Civilization, was born in [[Feyan City]]. | *[[Juno]], a scientist of the First Civilization, was born in [[Feyan City]]. | ||
===2296=== | ===2296=== | ||
*Humanity rose up in rebellion against the Isu, starting a ten-year long [[Human-Isu War|war]]. | *[[Humans|Humanity]] rose up in rebellion against the Isu, starting a ten-year long [[Human-Isu War|war]]. | ||
===2306=== | ===2306=== | ||
*The [[Toba Catastrophe]] took place, exterminating most of the Earth's population, Isu and Humans (c. 75000 BCE). | *The [[Toba Catastrophe]] took place, exterminating most of the Earth's population, Isu and Humans (c. 75000 BCE). | ||
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The Isu Era was a period of time marked by the existence of the Isu as the dominant species on the planet. It was during this era that the Human-Isu War took place.
Timeline of the Isu Era
1923
- Creation of the first Shroud of Eden by Consus, following a Unification War.
2195
- Juno, a scientist of the First Civilization, was born in Feyan City.
2296
2306
- The Toba Catastrophe took place, exterminating most of the Earth's population, Isu and Humans (c. 75000 BCE).