Alternative History
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Timeline of global events in Jacobite Glory since 1688

1680s[]

1688[]

18th Century[]

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January 1 - King James VIII & III of England, Scotland and Ireland dies at the age of 78, after 65 years on the throne. His son succeeds him as Charles III.

1770s[]

1780s[]

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19th Century[]

1800s[]

20th Century[]

1900s[]

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May 27 - King Charles IV of England dies at the age of 90, after 57 years on the throne. His son succeeds him as Charles V.

1910s[]

1920s[]

1930s[]

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At the Scottish general election the Labour Party under Michael James Stewart win a landslide victory.

1940s[]

1945[]

At the English general election the Social Democrats win a landslide victory.

1946[]

At the Scottish general election the Labour government is re-elected, forming another majority government.

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March 10 - Anthony Edwards becomes Prime Minister of England

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March - Morgan Evans is elected leader of Cymru Fydd, and subsequently becomes Prime Minister of Wales

May - The National Party led by Anthony Edwards wins the English general election

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1966[]

May - In England Prime Minister Anthony Edwards leads his National Party to a sixth successive electoral victory

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1968[]

May 20 - Anthony Edwards stands down as Prime Minister of England after 8 years, he is suceeded by John Cattermole.

1969[]

May - The Social Democrats led by Arthur Brown win the English general election

September 26 - Queen Charlotte I of England dies. Her son succeeds her as William III.

1970s[]

1970[]

March - James Bell resigns as Prime Minister of Scotland, he is suceeded by Gordon Reid

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February 6 - King Alexander V of Scotland dies at the age of 95, after 59 years on the throne. His son succeeds him as Alexander VI.

1976[]

March - Arthur Brown resigns as Prime Minister of England. 

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1980s[]

1980[]

1981[]

1982[]

February 18 - King Alexander VI of Scotland dies. His grandson succeeds him as Alexander VII.

February - At the English general election the Social Democrats under James Newton defeat the incumbent National Party government

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1989[]

​March - Scottish Prime Minister Andrew Fraser resigns, he is suceeded by John Cunningham.

1990s[]

1990[]

May - At the English general election the National Party under Megan Taylor win a landslide victory

1991[]

1992[]

March 5 - Princess Charlotte of England (Later Charlotte II) marries Prince Niccolo of Italy.

1993[]

May - At the English general election the National Party under Megan Taylor are re-elected for a second term, with a substantially reduced majority. 

1994[]

1995[]

1996[]

May - At the English general election the National Party under Megan Taylor are re-elected for a third term.

1997[]

1998[]

The summer olympics in London are held.

1999[]

21st Century[]

2000s[]

2000[]

2001[]

March 14 - King William III of England dies. His daughter succeeds him as Charlotte II.

November - Megan Taylor is ousted as Leader of the National Party and Prime Minister of England by Richard Palmer

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2007[]

May - following the Welsh general election Cymru Fydd led by David Jones return to power.

2008[]

2009[]

2010s[]

2010[]

2011[]

May - Following the Scottish general election Karen King becomes the youngest and first female Prime Minister of Scotland

2012[]

2013[]

June - In England former Prime Minister Stacy Silverman challenges Felix Trevelyan for the National Party leadership, defeating him.

2014[]

May - Stacy Silverman leads the National Party to an electoral victory in the English general election, defeating incumbent Social Democrat Prime Minister Tony Miller

2015[]

2016[]

2017[]

May 2 - The National Party led by Stacy Silverman is re-elected at the English general election with an increased majority

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