History

This page lists all important historical events in New France.

1893
March 1893 - New France is discovered by French sailors.

8 December 1893 - France turns New France into a territory calling it American Borodes at first.

1907
23 November 1907 - Côteville-Ville-d'Orsainne is established as a trading post and soon becomes very popular.

1909
5 February 1909 - Côteville-Ville-d'Orsainne is established as the territorial capital of New France.

1932
18 July 1932 - New France gains its independence following an anti-colonial uprising.

1st August 1932 - Jean-Pascal Mesny is elected president of New France.

1935
2 January 1935 - Jean-Pascal Mesny is assassinated.

27 February 1935 - Natanaël Leblanc is elected president of New France.

1939
5 July 1939 - Éric and Richard Sauvigny create the region of Sauvigny.

1940
1 January 1940 - Natanaël Leblanc is re-elected president of New France.

1945
24 December 1945 - Éric and Richard Sauvigny retire as regional governors despite still having 59% of votes for them. Éric goes back to their home region of Millieuterre and becomes mayor of a town called Gauzy while Richard retires from politics altogether.

1960
9 January 1960 - Richard Sauvigny dies from an incurable disease called Europatysis after living in a wheelchair for two years.

19 December 1960: After terrorizing the country for two years Élisée Cazenave is shot dead by authorities at her turf in Port Néromebarré.

1972
21 February 1972 - The construction of the Tower of Ozenx starts.

1974
7 September 1974 - The construction of the Tower of Ozenx ends.

2028
10 July 2028 - Maxence Auberjonois is executed by lethal injection.

10 July 2028 - The governor of Côte d’Orsainne André Ancel dies from complications related to liver cancer. 12 July 2028 - The Imperial Monarchy of Kaimai agrees to intervene against the Barboisese insurgents.

13 July 2028 - The leader of the Barboisese insurgents, Cabou Salor, agrees to give up his weapons and surrender along with all of his men in exchange for a set of political reforms concerning the Barboise Free Republic.