Timeline of this book: 1481–1493 (downloadable in the group)
In January 1481, Tizoc succeeded to the throne, and Xolotl took part in captive-taking for the first time.
At the end of February 1481, they returned from captive-taking, the Alliance announced the Northern Expedition, and the Holy City began mobilizing.
At the end of April 1481, Xolotl was brought into the Alliance Army and met Avet for the first time.
In August 1481, Xilotepec and Suiqiu City submitted and surrendered.
In late September 1481, the Alliance Army surrounded Otopan mountain city.
In October 1481, Avet spoke of the doomsday, and Xolotl confirmed the year.
In December 1481, the Alliance divided its forces to sweep through the Otomi heartland, Guamare, and Pamus.
In May 1482, Avet commanded a detached force and went south to guard against the Tarasco.
In August 1482, Tizoc withdrew his army, Avet rebelled, and led his troops east.
In September 1482, during the War of the Two Kings, Xoloc changed sides, and Tizoc ultimately died.
In November 1482, Xolotl arrived at the Lake Capital and saw Alisa for the first time.
In December 1482, the Elder's seven-day exchange began the religious reform. Avet succeeded to the throne, and Quetzal died.
At the end of December 1482, the Elder carried out a great purge, and the Texcoco line was cut off. The centralization reform began.
In January 1483, Xolotl discovered saltpeter, the Institute of Divine Inspiration was first established, and the first technological innovation began.
In February 1483, gunpowder was trial-produced and succeeded.
In April 1483, the Wooden Cannon appeared. Xolotl commanded the Northern Army and went on campaign for the first time.
In May 1483, during Avet's war of succession, the Alliance launched the Western Expedition against the Tarasco Kingdom, and Xolotl arrived at the northern-shore Wooden Fortress.