Timeline of Modern Natopia

The Timeline of Modern Natopia chronicles the major political, constitutional, military, and imperial events in Natopia from the reintegration of the divided empire in 1716 AN to the present day. This period, designated by Natopian historians as the "Modern Era," encompasses the reunification of Eastern Natopia and Western Natopia under Vadoma I, the subsequent constitutional reforms establishing the bicameral Frenzy, and the imperial succession following Vadoma's death in 1752 AN.

The timeline draws upon official records, constitutional documents, and scholarly consensus to present an accurate and comprehensive account of events that shaped contemporary Natopian society. Entries are organized chronologically by year and, where possible, by specific date using the Norton calendar format (day.month.year).

Background

A map of Eastern Natopia; 1715 AN.

A map of Western Natopia; 1715 AN.

The Division of the Natopian Empire began in 1707 AN when Emperor Nathan III proposed splitting the Bovic Empire of the Natopian Nation into two co-equal viceroyalties. The Emperor reasoned that the cultural, demographic, and economic differences between the territories east and west of the River Egale had grown so pronounced that a single imperial administration could not adequately serve both regions. The demesnes east of the River Egale were organized into Eastern Natopia, while those to the west became Western Natopia. A national referendum in 1708 AN approved the division, and the constitutional process separating the empire into two sovereign states concluded in 1709 AN. Nathan III retained the title of Emperor of the Natopians while serving as Eastern Emperor, and Vadoma I and Edward I served as Co-Emperors in the West.

Despite the formal sovereignty vested in both governments, the Imperial Council of Natopia at the federal level came to exert increasing influence over the coordination of common economic, social, military, and diplomatic policies. The developing de facto reunion was made official when Nathan III died suddenly in 1716 AN. Vadoma I succeeded him to the Eastern Natopian throne, reuniting both crowns under the same Natopian sovereign. Nathan's funeral on 10.IV.1716 AN became a watershed moment: media and politicians from both West and East mourned the loss of their emperor. Nathan was not an Eastern emperor; he was a Natopian emperor.

The overwhelming consensus among Natopian historians, political scientists, and sociologists holds that Nathan III's death, and the subsequent reintegration, marks the true beginning of "Modern Natopia." The division, though legally sound, had proven to be an artificial separation of a fundamentally unified people. The grief that united East and West in 1716 AN demonstrated that Natopian national identity transcended administrative boundaries. The constitutional framework established during reintegration, later reformed in 1751 AN with the creation of the Upper Frenzy, remains the foundation of Natopian governance today.

Timeline

1716

• 10.IV.1716 AN: State funeral of Emperor Nathan III held. Media and politicians from both Western Natopia and Eastern Natopia mourn together, signaling the beginning of the reintegration process.
• 14.VI.1716 AN: The Frenzy of Western Natopia adopts a resolution calling for reintegration of the divided empire.
• 24.VI.1716 AN: The Frenzy of Eastern Natopia issues a similar resolution supporting reintegration.
• 2.VII.1716 AN: Vadoma I appoints Arjuna Dhritarashtra as Chancellor in both Western Natopia and Eastern Natopia, unifying executive leadership under a single government.

1717

• 1717 AN: Coronation of Vadoma I and Edward held, formally recognizing Vadoma as sovereign of the reunited Natopian Empire.
• 1717 AN: Imperial Proclamation of Unity issued, formally dissolving the legal separation between Eastern Natopia and Western Natopia.
• 14.X.1717 AN: New Constitution of Natopia ratified in national referendum, establishing the constitutional framework for the reunited empire.
• Late 1717 AN: "Harmonization Laws" begin passage through the Frenzy to align trade regulations and legal standards between the formerly separate jurisdictions.
• 20.XIV.1717 AN-24.XIV.1717 AN: State visit of King Manco Cápac I to Natopia.

1718

• Early 1718 AN: "Harmonization Laws" continue passage, standardizing commercial regulations, professional licensing, and civil procedures across all demesnes.
• Early to Mid-1718 AN: Joint Economic Committee of Natopia is established to coordinate fiscal policy; internal trade barriers between former Eastern and Western territories formally dismantled.
• 15.XI.1718 AN: Natopia assists Nouvelle Alexandrie in Operation Purple Splendor in Keltia, supporting allied operations against the Confederacy of the Dispossessed in Passas (present-day New Caputia).

1719

• 17.V.1719 AN - 27.XII.1719 AN: Grand Bovic Imperial Tour of 1719: Vadoma I and the Imperial Family launch a massive tour of all of Natopia to bring the country together, inaugurate significant pieces of infrastructure around the country, and connect with the people during Natopian reintegration. The tour is considered to be a wide success, reintroducing the Empress and the Imperial Family to a both a domestic and international audience.
• Mid-1719 AN: Interim federal judiciary constituted; federal departments from both former governments merged into unified ministries headquartered in Lindstrom.
• Late 1719 AN: Transitional period begins for remaining governmental functions to complete relocation to Lindstrom.

1720

• Early 1720 AN: Formal ceremony held to dissolve the Transitional Government; permanent unified government of the Bovic Empire of the Natopian Nation takes office. Reintegration process complete.

1721

• 15.III.1721 AN: The Treaty of Dynastic Separation between Natopia and Nouvelle Alexandrie is signed at the Lindström Summit in Lindström. The treaty establishes that the thrones of Natopia and Nouvelle Alexandrie shall remain separate despite the marriage of Crown Prince Uturuncu of Nouvelle Alexandrie (later Sinchi Roca II) and Crown Princess Adelaide of Natopia (later Queen of Nouvelle Alexandrie via marriage).

1722

• ??.1722 AN: Florian president Isabelle Chopin creates outrage in Natopia with a tweet extolling Greater Floria (ideology), saying: ""It is clear why the SDP is no longer in charge of our nation. They lacked the vision to take Floria forward and inevitably failed in their bid to fully remove sanctions from our successful mission in creating a Greater Floria"." The Natopian government condemned the tweet, with a Court of Vista de Nada spokesperson stating "surely this must be the usual Florian bloviation, but it is all the more concerning coming directly from their President".

1723

• 13.IX.1723 AN: Natopia marks its 249th anniversary with grand celebrations in anticipation of next year's Grand Bovic Sestercentennial (250th anniversary).
• 14.IX.1723 AN: As part of the Grand Bovic Sestercentennial, Vadoma I travels to Blythe, Saint Andre and issues the Declaration of Blythe, asserting that the former Florian Free State is an integral part of Natopia and Saint Andre and that it will not be ceded or given back to Floria.

1724

• 13.IX.1724 AN: Grand Bovic Sestercentennial, widely considered as the start of the Natopian Renaissance (1724 AN-1730 AN).
• 17.X.1724 AN - 20.XV.1724 AN: Grand Bovic Sestercentennial Tour: Vadoma I and the Imperial Family launch a massive tour of all of Natopia to celebrate the Grand Bovic Sestercentennial.

1726

• 14.IX.1726 AN: Natopia unveils an economic aid package to help Raspur Pact ally Constancia with the ongoing 1725 Constancian crisis; including buying large quantities of Constancian imports to boost foreign exchange earnings and improve trade positions.

1727

• 7.II.1727 AN: Floxit; Floria leaves the Raspur Pact; approved in national referendum. Floxit's effects are felt in the Natopian economy, where markets showed significant volatility, especially among sectors heavily reliant on Floria's markets.
• 4.III.1727 AN: Major joint naval exercise between Natopia, Nouvelle Alexandrie, Constancia and the rest of the Maritime Armada of the Raspur Pact successfully concludes in the waters near Port St. Andre.
• 3.X.1727 AN: Natopia enters major trade deal with Benacian Union, Constancia, and Nouvelle Alexandrie to address the effects of the Recession of 1726 and the cost of living crisis among those nations in its aftermath where Natopia imported more food and fuel from Nouvelle Alexandrie and Constancia in exchange of higher purchases of Natopian and Benacian products.
• 3.XIV.1727 AN: Empress Vadoma I invites New Alexandrian King Sinchi Roca I to visit Natopia for the inauguration of the new Hammish & Caputian Humanitarian Council headquarters in Port St. Andre, the King accepts the invitation to visit Natopia in the upcoming year 1728 AN to attend the inauguration events.

1728

• 3.V.1728 AN - 7.V.1728 AN: State visit of King Sinchi Roca I to Natopia.
• 7.XII.1728 AN: Dingo X makes its first significant foreign investment anywhere with an investment of NAX€130 billion over the next ten AN years in Nouvelle Alexandrie, in a partnership called the NatAlex Launch Alliance. This is the first significant transfer of advanced space technology and expertise to Nouvelle Alexandrie, albeit controlled and regulated.

1729

• 11.VI.1729 AN: The Cathedral of His Churning Wrath, a large Bovic cathedral, is completed in Dos Gardenias, Natopia.
• 11.IX.1729 AN: With the recent discovery of Alexandrium in Eura, Natopian investors, scientists, and businesses begin to express an interest in Alexandrium as an energy race begins to develop over the new element.

1730

• 4.X.1730 AN: Natopian companies Dingo Enterprises, Neridia Defense Industries, and SATCo lead a ₦150 billion investment in Nouvelle Alexandrie's Alexandrium sector over the next 10 years (1730 AN-1740 AN). Investments will focus on the exploitation of Alexandrium deposits and the development of new uses for Alexandrium for energy, defense, and space propulsion.
• 12.IV.1730 AN: Natopia's intervention in Eura during the Alexandrium Wars begins with Operation Butterworth. Designed to support Oportia in Operation Verdant Reach and the regional turmoil dubbed the Bitter Spring (Operation Verant Reach, Operation Securre Haven).
• 5.X.1730 AN: Natopian Chancellor Arjuna Dhritarashtra announces strategic review of Natopia's military operations in Oportia after the capture of two Natopian soldiers by Azad Eura sparks widespread debate and protest across Natopia regarding its foreign military engagements. The announcement of the soldiers' successful rescue by an allied mission was coupled with a commitment to a comprehensive review of Natopia's involvement in the conflict. The Chancellor then also announced he initiated a gradual, phased withdrawal of ground troops.

1731

• 12.VIII.1731 AN to 13.IX.1731 AN: Lindstrom Summit (1731 AN - birth of the Tripartite Treaty Organization (Tripartite Pact, later replaced by the Concord Alliance).

1739

• 1739 AN: 1739 Natopian census conducted. Population recorded at 1,015,969,469 across 23 demesnes, including Whales (population 927,330).

1740

• III–IV.1740 AN: 1740 Natopian Frenzy elections conducted using 1739 Natopian census apportionment.
• IV.1740 AN: Union Democratic Movement (UDM) wins plurality. Coalition negotiations begin with Parti Alexandrin (PA).
• V.1740 AN: Coalition government formed. Chancellor Isabella Betancourt (UDM), Vice-Chancellor Jules Chantelle (PA).
• 1740 AN: Government agenda established: economic modernization, Community of Goldfield integration, Raspur Pact engagement.

1741

• 1741 AN: UDM–PA coalition governs with moderate success. Economic indicators positive.
• VIII.1741 AN: First tensions emerge over Community of Goldfield Trade Acceleration Act. PA supports; UDM caucus divided.
• XII.1741 AN: Chancellor Betancourt delays vote on trade bill. PA threatens to withdraw support if vote not held by year's end.

1742

• II.1742 AN: Trade bill vote in Frenzy: UDM splits. Bill narrowly fails with Betancourt abstaining to maintain coalition unity.
• III.1742 AN: PA leader Jules Chantelle resigns as Vice-Chancellor. PA withdraws coalition support.
• III.1742 AN: Betancourt's minority government continues. Opposition begins coordination.
• VI.1742 AN: Opposition tables motion of no confidence.
• VII.1742 AN: Motion passes. Empress Vadoma I dissolves Frenzy per constitutional procedure.
• IX.1742 AN: Snap election campaign begins. FJBP's Emmanuel Aristarchus campaigns on "Natopia First," questioning overseas commitments and "elite" trade deals.
• X.1742 AN: 1742 Natopian Frenzy elections: FJBP wins outright majority in upset victory. UDM second; PA collapses to minor status.
• XI.1742 AN: Chancellor Emmanuel Aristarchus (FJBP) takes office. Announces "New Direction" agenda.
• XII.1742 AN: Secret negotiations with Aemilia begin regarding Whales territorial exchange.
• XII.1742 AN: Separate secret negotiations initiated with Universal Committee of State regarding Universalis autonomous status and territorial claims.

1743

• I–III.1743 AN: 1743 Natopian census conducted. Population: 1,022,808,059 across 23 demesnes. Whales population: 927,330.
• II.1743 AN: Universal Committee negotiations intensify. Chancellor Aristarchus signals intent to honor the ancestrality of Nathan Waffel-Paine's oral promise to the Universal Society.
• V.1743 AN: Treaty of Sankt Rosa signed secretly between Natopia and Aemilia.
• VI.1743 AN: Aristarchus publicly announces Whales territorial exchange. Frames as "decolonization" and "ending an expensive colonial burden."
• VI–VII.1743 AN: Massive public backlash. Protests in Lindstrom. UDM and N&H condemn decision as betrayal.
• VII.1743 AN: FJBP majority holds. Aristarchus pushes withdrawal authorization through Frenzy along party lines.
• VIII.1743 AN: Operation Clean Slate begins. Military and civilian evacuation commences. Whales Transition Authority established under Admiral Helena Thornfield.
• IX.1743 AN: Princess Marie Beatrice and household are evacuated to Constancian Vipia via military transport.
• X.1743 AN: Draft text of Universal Compact finalized. Aristarchus personally intervenes to include Sororiya within Universalis's territorial jurisdiction, citing Nathan Waffel-Paine's original promise.
• X–XII.1743 AN: Withdrawal continues amid logistical difficulties. Safir community receives special relocation assistance.

1744

• I–III.1744 AN: Whales withdrawal enters chaotic final phase. Border infrastructure demolished per treaty requirements.
• I.1744 AN: Chancellor Aristarchus presents Universal Compact to FJBP caucus. Immediate rebellion from Sororiya and Universalis representatives who object to various provisions.
• II.1744 AN: Universal Compact ratification debate in Frenzy. FJBP representatives from Sororiya denounce inclusion of their territory under Universalis jurisdiction. FJBP representatives from Universalis flat out reject the arrangement, questioning its validity completely.
• II.1744 AN: Aristarchus conducts brutal arm-twisting campaign within his own party, threatening to strip committee assignments from dissenters.
• Late II.1744 AN: Frenzy ratifies Universal Compact along party lines. Several FJBP members abstain in protest.
• 12.III.1744 AN: Universal Compact signed in the City of Aristarchus, Universalis. Chancellor Emmanuel Aristarchus and Dr. Hans Frier (Chair of Universal Committee of State) execute the treaty. Settles long-standing constitutional ambiguity regarding Universalis's autonomous status and territorial extent.
• 12.III.1744 AN: Per the Compact, Universalis confirmed as an autonomous demesne in free association with Natopia, with sovereignty over the Lavalonian Peninsula including Sororiya. Right of secession by referendum formally recognized.
• IV.1744 AN: Whales withdrawal completes. Final military transport departs Walstadt. Aemilia assumes control of Whales.
• IV.1744 AN: Media images of hasty departure damage Natopian prestige. Commentary compares to historical retreats. "Who lost Whales?" debates begin.
• IV.1744 AN: Political analysts note FJBP internal divisions following Universal Compact ratification. Several Sororiya-based representatives announce they will not seek re-election.
• V.1744 AN: 1744 Natopian Frenzy elections campaign begins using 1743 Natopian census apportionment.
• V.1744 AN: UDM's Isabella Betancourt campaigns on "restoration of Natopian honor" and return to Raspur Pact engagement. Attacks Aristarchus on both Whales and Universal Compact.
• VI.1744 AN: Betancourt campaign finance scandal breaks. Allegations of improper donations from anti-withdrawal business interests. Investigation launched.
• VII.1744 AN: 1744 Natopian Frenzy elections: FJBP retains majority but significantly reduced. Losses concentrated in Sororiya and coastal demesnes affected by Whales withdrawal. Aristarchus remains Chancellor.
• VII.1744 AN: Fringe claims of "rigged election" dismissed by Imperial Electoral Commission after a thorough investigation and third-party review.
• VIII.1744 AN: Investigation into Betancourt concludes. Finding: "procedural irregularities" but no criminal wrongdoing. Reputation damaged but recoverable.
• X.1744 AN: 1744 Oportian coup d'état. National Salvation Council under Joseph Fouche seizes power.
• XI.1744 AN: Committee of Euran Salvation formed by Constancia, Zeed, and allies. Raspur Pact calls for coordinated response.
• XI.1744 AN: Aristarchus refuses commitment to allies. Advocates "watching and waiting" despite treaty obligations.
• XII.1744 AN: Empress Vadoma I publicly criticizes government's "dangerous passivity" in formal speech to Dozan Bovic Church assembly. Constitutional tension between Crown and Government peaks.
• XII.1744 AN: Assault on Naya by Oportian-linked forces. Aristarchus continues hesitating on military response.

1745

• I.1745 AN: Regional tensions escalate. Constancia and Raspur Pact allies prepare for conflict. Natopia conspicuously absent from planning.
• I.1745 AN: Frenzy debates grow heated. UDM–N&H secret negotiations begin for constructive vote of no confidence.
• II.1745 AN: Constructive Vote of No Confidence passes. Per constitutional requirement, vote names replacement: UDM–N&H coalition under Isabella Betancourt.
• II.1745 AN: Empress Vadoma I dissolves Frenzy. Snap election called.
• Late II.1745 AN: 1745 Natopian Frenzy elections: UDM wins plurality. Forms coalition with N&H.
• Late II.1745 AN: Chancellor Isabella Betancourt (UDM) returns to office. Vice-Chancellor Frederik Hartmann (N&H).
• Late II.1745 AN: FJBP suffers major losses. Emmanuel Aristarchus clings to party leadership despite calls for resignation.
• 15.III.1745 AN: Operation Lightning Dawn. Oportia launches pre-emptive strike on Committee of Euran Salvation positions. Catastrophic failure due to intelligence leak.
• III.1745 AN: Fourth Euran War formally begins. Natopia enters conflict as part of Raspur Pact coalition under new government.
• III–XII.1745 AN: Naval engagements, orbital strikes, coalition ground operations against National Salvation Council regime.
• IV.1745 AN: Battle of the Île des Ombres. Natopian orbital and naval strikes capture Oportia's overseas territory.
• V.1745 AN: Naval Battle of Norvind. Decisive coalition victory destroys Naval Carrier Group Fouche. 21 Oportian vessels destroyed; 4,627 casualties.
• XII.1745 AN: Vanie Accords of 1745 signed. Occupation of Oportia begins under Raspur Pact administration.

1746

• 1746 AN: Occupation duties continue. Transitional Government of Oportia established under allied supervision.
• III.1746 AN: Post-war reconstruction debates begin in Frenzy. Questions raised about Natopia's delayed entry into conflict.
• VI.1746 AN: "Lessons of the Aristarchus Years" report published by Frenzy committee. Documents policy failures 1742 AN–1745 AN, including critiques of the Whales withdrawal and the contentious Universal Compact ratification process. Recommends constitutional reforms.
• VIII.1746 AN: First public discussions of constitutional reform. Upper Frenzy concept introduced as chamber to "temper the passions of the Natopian Nation."
• X.1746 AN: Chancellor Betancourt proposes Constitutional Review Commission. Motion passes with cross-party support.

1747

• I–III.1747 AN: 1747 Natopian census conducted. Population: 1,028,153,708 across 22 demesnes. First census without Whales.
• V.1747 AN: Constitutional Review Commission established. Chaired by former Chancellor Arjuna Dhritarashtra.
• VIII.1747 AN: Commission begins public hearings on bicameral reform. Testimony from legal scholars, demesne leaders, Bovic clergy.
• X.1747 AN: FJBP internal tensions grow. Emmanuel Aristarchus's continued leadership questioned by party membership.

1748

• III.1748 AN: 1748 Natopian Frenzy elections using 1747 Natopian census apportionment.
• III.1748 AN: UDM enlarges plurality but still requires N&H coalition for majority.
• III.1748 AN: FJBP reduced further. Emmanuel Aristarchus loses his own seat in landslide defeat.
• IV.1748 AN: Aristarchus removed as FJBP leader by party vote. Ends turbulent three-year leadership.
• V.1748 AN: Kurt Drakhelm elected FJBP leader. Promises party rebuilding and return to "responsible governance."
• V.1748 AN: UDM–N&H coalition continues. Chancellor Isabella Betancourt and Vice-Chancellor Frederik Hartmann re-confirmed.
• VI.1748 AN: FJBP enters "wilderness" period. Internal reforms begin. Party structure reorganized.
• IX.1748 AN: Constitutional Review Commission publishes draft proposal for bicameral Frenzy. Upper Frenzy to include Viceroys, appointed experts, Bovic clergy.

1749

• I.1749 AN: 1749 Constitutional Convention convenes to debate proposed reforms. Delegates from all demesnes attend.
• III.1749 AN: Natopian Defense Review 1749 published. Comprehensive rearmament programme initiated following Fourth Euran War lessons.
• V.1749 AN: Convention debates Upper Frenzy composition. Final structure: demesne Viceroys (ex officio), Lords Temporal (appointed experts and business leaders), Lords Spiritual (Bovic clergy).
• VII.1749 AN: Force 1752 Initiative coordination with Nouvelle Alexandrie announced. Joint defense modernization programme.
• X.1749 AN: Draft constitutional amendments finalized by Convention.
• XI.1749 AN: Frenzy approves amendments for referendum. Scheduled for IV.1751 AN.

1750

• II.1750 AN: Kurt Drakhelm dies suddenly of heart attack at age 54. FJBP leadership vacant.
• III.1750 AN: FJBP leadership contest begins. Multiple candidates emerge.
• V.1750 AN: Marco Lungo III (Mayor of Saint Andre) elected FJBP leader. Young and charismatic, promises generational change.
• V.1750 AN: Prashant Chakravati named Shadow Finance Secretary. Former central banker; brings economic credibility.
• V.1750 AN: Michelle Christophis named Shadow Foreign Affairs Secretary. Career diplomat; signals return to internationalism.
• VI.1750 AN: FJBP rebranding begins. "Hope and Change" messaging adopted. Explicit break with Aristarchus era.
• VIII.1750 AN: Lungo's approval ratings surge. Media describes "Lungo-mania." First FJBP lead in polls since 1744 AN.
• X.1750 AN: Pre-referendum campaign on bicameral reform begins. Broad cross-party support for Yes vote.

1751

• I–III.1751 AN: 1751 Natopian census conducted. Population: 1,034,666,394 across 22 demesnes.
• IV.1751 AN: 1751 Natopian constitutional referendum: Bicameral Frenzy approved by 61% of voters.
• V.1751 AN: Constitutional amendments formally take effect. Transitional provisions activate.
• VI.1751 AN: Upper Frenzy established. First appointments made by Empress and demesne governments.
• VI.1751 AN: Upper Frenzy composition finalized: demesne Viceroys (ex officio), appointed Lords Temporal (experts, business leaders), Lords Spiritual (Bovic clergy nominated by Pentheros).
• VIII.1751 AN: Upper Frenzy convenes for first session in ceremonial chamber adjacent to traditional Frenzy hall.
• X.1751 AN: Vadoma I's health concerns emerge. First public absence from scheduled state function cited as "fatigue."
• XII.1751 AN: Medical bulletins confirm ongoing fatigue. Empress reduces public schedule. Official explanation: "precautionary rest" for 81-year-old monarch.

1752

• I.1752 AN: Vadoma I maintains reduced schedule. Private medical consultations increase. Emperor-Consort Edward assumes more ceremonial duties.
• 1–12.II.1752 AN: Vadoma I's decline begins. Minor stroke or similar event during first week of February leaves Empress weakened. Medical team advises rest. Princess Adelaide discreetly notified of concerns.
• Mid-II.1752 AN: Princess Adelaide departs Cárdenas for Lindstrom. Travel presented publicly as routine family visit.
• Late II.1752 AN: Adelaide arrives at Vista de Nada Palace. Private family discussions regarding succession contingencies.
• III.1752 AN: 1752 Natopian Frenzy elections conducted using 1751 Natopian census apportionment. First elections under bicameral system.
• III.1752 AN: FJBP wins plurality (3 seats short of outright majority). Marco Lungo III positioned to form government.
• III.1752 AN: UDM suffers major losses. N&H reduced but maintains presence.
• III.1752 AN: Isabella Betancourt loses her own seat in upset defeat. Resigns as UDM leader. End of a political era.
• III.1752 AN: Henry Demetrios elected UDM leader. Becomes Leader of the Loyal Opposition.
• IV.1752 AN: FJBP–Parti Alexandrin coalition agreement signed. PA returns to government after decade in opposition. Historic reconciliation.
• IV.1752 AN: Chancellor Marco Lungo III (FJBP) takes office.
• IV.1752 AN: Finance Secretary Prashant Chakravati (FJBP) appointed.
• IV.1752 AN: Foreign Affairs Secretary Michelle Christophis (FJBP) appointed.
• V.1752 AN: Vadoma I formally appoints Princess Adelaide as Regent of Natopia per constitutional procedure. Public announcement acknowledges health decline.
• VI–VIII.1752 AN: Vadoma I's condition fluctuates. Good days and bad days. Increasingly confined to private apartments at Vista de Nada Palace. Adelaide handles most state business.
• IX.1752 AN: Vadoma I's condition deteriorates further. Family members summoned for extended visits. Empress remains lucid but physically weakened.
• X.1752 AN: Brief rally. Vadoma I appears lucid and energetic for several days. Uses this time to settle personal affairs.
• X.1752 AN: Vadoma I meets with each child and grandchild. Signs final Imperial Decrees. Formally blesses Adelaide as successor.
• Early XI.1752 AN: Decline resumes. Vadoma I enters final phase. Confined to bed. Family maintains vigil.
• Late XI–Early XII.1752 AN: Vadoma I largely unconscious. Occasional moments of awareness. Emperor-Consort Edward remains at bedside.
• Mid-XII.1752 AN: Empress Vadoma I dies peacefully in her sleep beside Emperor-Consort Edward at Vista de Nada Palace. Aged 81. Reign: 1717 AN–1752 AN (35 years).
• Mid-XII.1752 AN: Adelaide accedes to the throne as Empress Clara, taking regnal name in honor of Clara Sundara Waffel-Paine, known for judicial temperament and stabilizing influence during Drak-Modan's constitutional transitions.
• Late XII.1752 AN: State funeral of Vadoma I held. Procession from Vista de Nada to Dozan Bovic Cathedral. Lying in state. Burial in Imperial Mausoleum.
• Late XII.1752 AN: Period of official mourning proclaimed. New year celebrations muted across Empire.

Note: Coronation of Empress Clara scheduled for early 1753 AN following conclusion of mourning period.

See also

• Natopia
• Division of the Natopian Empire
• Natopian reintegration
• Imperial Proclamation of Unity
• Vadoma I
• Nathan III
• Empress Clara
• Constitution of Natopia
• Frenzy
• Upper Frenzy