Lordaeron

2E 0
Five fleets had landed at five different areas on the New Continent. The majority of the Humans, Elves, and Dwarves had migrated to Vesi. Populations had started to grow enough that settlements became civilizations. Nobility was made up of the merchants who had funded the voyages. The pre-existing civilization on Vesi, known as Lordaeron, would have little interaction with the new settlements until later on.

2E 5
Humans who settled in the mountains would establish a city known as Madrigal. This would also be the beginnings of Lordaeron conflict between any new settlements.

2E 28
Kinswall was established as an upper-class city reserved for those wealthy enough to afford to live there, while around the same time, Port Aurum was established as a bustling port town with easy access to many naval trade routes. The leaders of Port Aurum and Kinswall quickly bonded and soon the two citystates were allied with each other.

As the citystates grew, Lordaeron would start to take more and more control over Vesi lands. Conflict would begin to stir between the citystates and Lordaeron over territorial disagreements. Though, the battles would not turn into war until nearly two decades later.

2E 73
The battle to end all battles had begun, right in front of the Palace -- which was constructed to show off Kinswall's wealth, and was not yet finished at the time. William's forces managed to make the Lordaeron troops retreat, but the casualties were extreme. The centaur population was badly hurt. William did not see this as a win, so he made it his goal to rid Lordaeron off the face of the Continent.

2E 77
Political unrest had been built up within Lordaeron's borders, and this, along with William's forces driving into Lordaeron's troops, would lead to the eventual collapse of the Lordaeron empire. Veterans went home, and William was recognized as a hero across the land.