Redwall's Dissolution of the Monasteries
Ancient Era
- Luke the Warrior born at Saint Ninian's Church
- Ratramus' treatise on the mouse-Eucharist De corpore et sanguine Domini (On the Body and Blood of the Lord, Who is a Mouse by the way) is published, rejecting the "real presence" of the body and blood of Christ during Communion
- Construction begins on Marshank
- Origin of Trunn's horde
- Ratramus' treatise condemned as heretical by the First Council of Micaea
- Mass execution of the Gottesfreunde, a group of lay-stoats critical of the church hierarchy
- King Mortspear consolidates power in the north
Tyrant Era
- Loamhedge Abbey abandoned after outbreak of plague; surviving mice settle in Mossflower
- Redwall Abbey built
- First crusade against the Albigensians of Greystone Abbey
- Pinemarten Luther publishes De votis monasticis (On the monastic vows) arguing that monastic life is incompatible with the true spirit of mouse-Christianity, encouraging religieuse to renounce their vows, abandon their offices, and marry
- Sack of Kotir by woodlanders
Reformation Era
- King Gustav Handfoot initiates the Northern Reduction, confiscating half of all monastic properties north of Vrosta Abbey and initiating the mass emigration of vole-nuns to Salamandastron
- Haddon Fortclaw passes Act of Supremacy through Pawliament, acknowledging the Crown's supreme authority over all mice-, dormice-, hedgehog-, mole-, otter-, and hare-based churches, marking the beginning of the Mossflower Reformation
- Execution of Martin the Warrior for refusing to acknowledge Act of Supremacy
- Defeat of Swartt's horde
- Excommunication of Haddon Fortclaw by Pope Moletimer Hemsbroke
- Orthodoxy briefly restored during the six-year reign of Whippscatch Fortclaw; during this period Redwall is restored to the jurisdiction of the papacy
- Bartholomew Best's Religious Settlement of P.A. 385 reintroduces Protestantism
- Reforms of Redwall theology and liturgy enacted by Marchbishop Perifoot Shadwinkle
First Intermediate Period
- Joseph the Bellmaker captured en route to Salamandastron
- John Fox publishes Fox' Book of Martyrs
- Urgan Nagru's horde lands in Southsward
- Redwall Abbey suffers outbreak of dryditch fever and sees its ecclesiastical income rerouted to the King's court at Gillyhamlet
- High Queen Rhulain slain by cats
- Ruins of Loamhedge Abbey destroyed in an earthquake
High Period
- Redwall Abbey declared an "alien priory" by Act of Pawliament and its lands confiscated, cellars emptied, and gardens despoiled
- Saint Ninian's Church transferred to Lady Destril Beaufort and descendants
- Hotroot soup banned
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