Sta.sh
21 January – Five Bullets speech in Shanghai, by Tzunu Zhua
1 February – War begins. EC invasion of Tibet. First Battles of Xangda, Pagnag, Parding
4 February – United States declaration of war against Eastern Coalition
16 February – UNSC condemns EC actions
21 February – Second Battle of Pagnag, Tibet retakes city
22 February – First American troops arrive in Tibet
25 February – Tibet begins evacuations of civilians to India
26 February – First Battle of Nagqu; narrow Allied victory
1 March – EC invasion of Manchuria and Xinjiang
16 March – India declares war
1 April – Mongolia declares war
4 April – Korea declares war
6 April – Japan declares war
7 April – Xinjiang falls
12 April – EC invasion of Mongolia
13 April – SDU declaration of war against Eastern Coalition
1 June – Israel bombs Damascus
14 June – Azerbaijan invades Armenia
30 July – Armenia falls to Azerbaijan
2 September – POTUS Sakamoto dies; Kelley sworn in
3 September – Final contact between EC and SDU until 8 May 2047
7 November – Tibet falls
2040
5 January – First discussion by SDU-NCC of nuclear option; all member states' nuclear weapons placed under direct control of NCC, but individual nations retain right of first fire
7 January – US engages Selective Service System
8 January – First Battle of Ulaanbaatar
16 January – US and Japanese troops arrive in Manchuria
23 January – Accidental EC destruction of a Taiwanese fishing village
26 January – Battle of the Bohai Sea
Early February – First British regiments arrive in Taiwan, immediately followed by South Africans and Brazilians
Late March – All former NATO states directly engaged in war effort
Early April – American laser-guided munitions stocks depleted; Kelley seeks voluntary total war, but is mostly rebuffed by industry
18 April – Azerbaijan invades Georgia; Israeli carpet-bombing in Yerevan
20 April – Georgia is freed by local allies
25 April – Iran invades Azerbaijan
12 May – EC blitz on Shenyang
29 May – Battle of Changchun
August – Manchuria falls
September – SDU-IMC nominates Sebastian Breckenridge as SAC
November – Mongolia falls. Kelley is reelected.
December – Shenyang Appearance: Jiang announces assimilation of Manchuria, Xinjiang, Mongolia, and Tibet
2041
1 January – Invasion of Korea begins
20 January – Kelley, at his inauguration, asks Congress for mandatory total war
February – Japan loses the Ryukyu Islands; SDU Common Ordnance Pool runs dry
21 March – EC attempts to invade Taiwan, but Taiwan utterly decimates invaders
2 April – Tokyo is destroyed by a submarine-borne nuclear weapon; Russia lobs a single ICBM at Beijing, but it is destroyed en route
14 April – Battle of the Taiwan Straits
2 May – Oslo Conference; Statement of Principles by the United Democracies and Republics, advocating the absolute victory of SDU
18 May – Night of Good Mister Winston; EUS Winston Churchill single-handedly defends Kyushu
1 June – EC tries at Taiwan again, and this time begins to succeed
25 June – Final government-funded spaceflight until 2049
14 July – Korea falls
29 July – Taiwan falls
15 November – Japan falls
2042
January – Russia loses Sakhalin
February 20 – Second Battle of Vladivostok; first major Russian city to fall
March – "Phony War" begins, with EC forces mostly taunting SDU forces; little fighting takes place for rest of 2042
November – EC forces mass in the Himalayas and Myanmar in preparation for the invasion of India
December – Some twelve million Allied troops arrive in northern India; all US supercarriers in Indian Ocean
2043
18 January – EC invades India across the Himalayas
4 February – EC sinks Indian supercarrier INS Shankar and seize Port Blair
16 February – Russia invades EC
March – Azerbaijani troops march on Tehran, Iran falls; Indonesia begins a vast military buildup
21 April – Russian forces take Ulaanbaatar
Early May – Indian stalemate breaks; EC executes the Dalai Lama
1 June – Bangladesh falls to EC with little resistance
3 June – First Battle of Lucknow; first battle of the war to reach 100,000 deaths
15 June – The Mars Commission symbolically declares war on EC, and begins designing the first offensive spacecraft
16 July – EC retakes Ulaanbaatar
August – Area around Lake Baikal falls
23 August – Ankara Conference; Ankara Crisis participants end the Middle Eastern War, and most declare war on EC
October – EC takes entirety of Outer Manchuria
December – Tajikistan capitulates
2044
January – Russian War lapses as EC returns its attention to India
4 February – Pakistan uses sixteen low-yield nuclear weapons against EC ground forces, and EC halts its invasion of the country
18 February – Second Battle of Mumbai; first battle in human history to reach 500,000 deaths; Mumbai falls
1 May – EC uses several high-yield nuclear weapons against Pakistani forces and on Islamabad
3 May – Pakistan retaliates with most of its nuclear arsenal
5 May – Pakistan collapses and EC overruns it
17 May – Kyrgyzstan capitulates
19 May – EC invades the Philippines
19 June – Malaysia capitulates
28 June – Singapore falls
18 August – Sri Lanka capitulates
30 September – India surrenders
October – Russian War begins anew; EC makes swift progress toward Europe
14 December – Afghanistan falls
25 December – EC invades former Iran, but makes slow progress
2045
1 January – Kazakhstan surrenders to EC, to spare itself invasion
4 January – Uzbekistan surrenders, in the aftermath of Kazakhstan's decision
9 January – Turkmenistan surrenders, in the aftermath of Kazakhstan's and Uzbekistan's decisions
17 January – Indonesia falls
29 January – Papua New Guinea surrenders, to spare itself invasion
1 February – EC forces island-hop across the Aleutians and invade Alaska
27 February – Battle of Juneau
14 March – Most populated areas of Alaska fall under EC control
31 March – The Philippines capitulate
15 April – EC forces land in Hawaii; the islands see some of the fiercest fighting of the war
19 April – US uses a nuclear weapon 15 miles off the coast of Honolulu to destroy EC transports
24 April – EC forces land at Darwin and begin marching southward across Australia
May – EC forces reach the Urals
May 13 – The United Arab Emirates surrenders, to spare itself invasion
May 29 – EC takes New Caledonia
June – EC progressively takes most of the South Pacific, and already occupies most of the Indian Ocean
July 3 – Hawaii falls under EC control
July 14 – Battle of Vancouver; first EC brigades in Canada
July 18 – Battle of Seattle
July 26 – First Battle of Los Angeles; SDU victory
August 1 – First Battle of San Francisco
August 19 – First Battle of Panama
August 29 – EC seizes Panama Canal
September 3 – Battle of Santiago
September 14 – Battle of Baja California
October 2 – Alaska falls under EC control
October 15 – Battle of Oaxaca
October 19 – Battle of the Galapagos
October 30 – Battle of El Salvador
November 8 – El Salvador falls
November 14 – Battle of San Diego
November 19 – Second Battle of Los Angeles; EC victory
December 8 – Battle of Ecuador
December 9 – Battle of Lima
December 18 – US uses nine nuclear weapons on EC fleets off the West Coast
December 25 – EC responds to US nukes by vaporizing occupied Los Angeles
2046
1 January – EC forces the Alaskan state government to disband; the new puppet government secedes from the US and is absorbed into EC
14 January – Washington state falls
26 January – Ecuador falls
27 January – Costa Rica surrenders
28 January – Guatemala falls
4 February – Nicaragua falls
5 February – Belize and Honduras surrender
15 February – Second Battle of San Francisco
17 February – The United States has lost all its Pacific shoreline
18 March – California falls
20 April – Chile falls
9 May – Peru falls
17 May – Canada has lost all its Pacific shoreline
1 June – Azerbaijan (including former Iran and Armenia) falls
14 June – Georgia surrenders
19 July – Kuwait surrenders
21 July – Washington Conference; leaders of the great powers meet; discussion is had of the West's surrender, but no agreement is reached
4 September – Madagascar falls
14 September – Battle of Moscow begins
19 September – Oman, Bahrain, and Qatar surrender as Saudi Arabia is invaded
2 October – Yemen surrenders
3 October – SDU-IMC considers the surrender of the entire Alliance, but Breckenridge quashes this talk
5 October – Oregon falls
17 October – EC takes the Crimean peninsula
31 October – Australia accepts an offer of lent-leased provisions, including precious metals and food, from the Asteroid Guild
(This is the height of EC power. It directly controls 42.4% of Earth's land area, on every continent, and it controls every ocean except the Atlantic. Some 60 countries have been annexed by it.)
5 November – EC attempts a grab at the Suez Canal, but is rebuffed
7 November – Russia wins the Battle of Moscow, barely, and turns EC forces back
9 November – Turkey expels EC units from its territory
18 November – Mexico retakes its interior and makes for Baja
24 November – First Great Indian Insurrection; 24000 Indians die
4 December – EC makes a grab for Jamaica, but is repelled
19 December – EC is forced out of Bolivia
2047
15 January – EC is forced off Greenland
19 January – Great Siberian Insurrection leaves Russian and Allied forces almost entirely in control of Siberia, after a month of fighting, and expels EC from Europe
24 February – EC is forced out of the Canadian arctic, and Canadian Forces regiments enter occupied Alaska
14 March – South African and Allied forces expel EC from continental Africa
15 March – EC is expelled from Argentina and Brazil
19 March – Great American Insurrection leaves EC forces almost entirely absent in the Americas, clinging on only around the Panama Canal, Mexico, and the US West Coast
25 March – Canadian Forces retake Alaska, reassemble the former state government, and hand control back to the United States
9 April – Mexico has expelled all EC forces from its territory, and Mexican forces liberate San Diego
14 April – EC has been completely expelled from Canadian territory and most of Alaska
29 April – Canadian Forces liberate Seattle
30 April – Canadian Forces begin island-hopping across the Aleutians
4 May – Canadian, Mexican, and American forces expel all EC forces from the territory of the United States, except Hawaii
7 May – Russian and EU forces liberate Georgia and press on into Azerbaijan
8 May – EC makes contact with SDU for the first time in years, but no formal diplomacy is done
18 May – Panama is liberated by Mexican and Cuban forces
5 June – Australia has expelled all EC forces from its territory, and immediately presses on to Indonesia
8 June – Hawaii is liberated by a millions-strong force; all US territory is free of EC control
25 June – Second Great Indian Insurrection; the southern half of India is liberated, along with Sri Lanka
14 July – Saudi Arabia expels EC forces from its territory; the other countries on the Arabian peninsula revert to nonaligned or Allied status
9 August – Peruvian and Chilean forces liberate the Galapagos
29 August – EC is expelled from Madagascar, opening the Indian Ocean
30 August – Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan revert to the SDU, but refuse to fight EC
7 September – Australian forces liberate New Guinea
16 September – Honolulu Conference; leaders of the great powers meet, decide to press on with the war effort until EC is returned to the 2030 borders of PRC
20 October – The South Pacific has been, for the most part, liberated
27 November – Azerbaijan (and former Iran) is liberated
14 December – Australian and Allied forces liberate Indonesia
19 December – Great Japanese, Taiwanese, and Korean Insurrection; the southern half of Japan, former South Korea, and Taiwan are liberated; Taiwan almost immediately invades mainland China, and makes no progress
2048
5 January – India expels all remaining EC troops
17 January – Tibetan Buddhists, in exile in India, discover the Sixteenth Dalai Lama in Bangalore
1 February – Great Philippine Insurrection; the country is free of EC troops in less than two days
16 February – Afghanistan is liberated
24 February – EC forces have been expelled from Russian territory, except Vladivostok
6 March – The Fifth Battle of Vladivostok begins; after two weeks, Russia retakes the city and crosses into Manchuria
14 March – Indian and Indonesian troops liberate Bangladesh
24 March – Russian troops liberate Mongolia
8 April – Nuclear exchange: EC assault. 996 ICBMs launched; 214 cities destroyed, some 1340 million killed, including most of the world's political leadership.
9 April – Nuclear exchange: Russian counterattack. 5 ICBMs launched; four high-value EC military targets (and EC headquarters at Beijing) destroyed, roughly 120,000 killed.
12 April – Nuclear exchange: SDU combined counterattack. 271 ICBMs launched; 70 cities destroyed, 154 high-value military targets destroyed, 540 million killed.
2 May – UNSC resolution 144648, calling on the UN to enter the war
19 June – Pakistan is liberated by Indian troops
25 July – Great Southeast Asian Insurrection; former Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia throw off EC control after a month of persistent guerilla warfare
24 October – Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan leave EC without violence
19 November – Jiang forms a small diplomatic corps; he calls on the UN to pursue an armistice
3 December – Benghazi Conference; leaders of the great powers meet about a possible armistice, but cannot come to an agreement, and decide to meet again
24 December – Russian forces take most of Inner Mongolia
2049
16 February – Taiwan has taken most of southeastern mainland China, including Macao, Hong Kong, and Shanghai
29 February – Great Tibetan Insurrection; Tibet, Nepal, and Bhutan are liberated over the course of two months
6 March – Great Xinjiang Insurrection; Xinjiang forces EC back to its pre-war borders
26 March – Santiago Conference; leaders of the great powers meet, decide to pursue EC's unconditional and total defeat
April – EC manages to repel the Taiwanese invasion, and retakes most of its southeast, excluding Hong Kong
June – Allied forces enter central China through Xinjiang and Tibet, and Japan and Taiwan invade southeastern China again
September – Russian and Allied forces begin to penetrate into Manchuria, the most well-defended area in the war so far
November – EC forces make a final major offensive, into Korea, but are repelled easily.
2050
11 February – Sixth Battle of Vladivostok; EC forces are massacred
17 February – Tzuna Zhua commits suicide
20 February – UNGA resolves for an armistice; no further fighting will take place; Jiang and his cabinet resign
23 February – Seoul War Resolution Treaty Conference
1 April – Treaty of Seoul enters into force
Fictitious universes are great!
Yet, I agree that the world goes better when there's no more civilization corrupting the nature, however it was paid by distinction of humanity.
If we built up a future fully controlled by human, firstly is to stand on the stage (Earth) to built up the fantasy.
Also, EC originated as an economic union, in response to the economic catastrophe of the late 2020s. Does that help?
BTW, Tzunu Zhua starts shooting on my 53rd birthday