Fantasia is so odd, not bad, but just odd and different. Looks like you are having a blast with it. 
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Fantasia is always fun. Good to see an aar from it though. quite an empire you've amassed.
Early 1692: Iroquois - Inca - Mughal - Mameluk alliance declare war on Ireland. Catalon initially declines to get involved. Pommern and Ukraine join war on Irish side.
Mid 1692: Catalonian government realizes war is starting to go against Christian side, and continuing refusal to get involved may result in fall of rest of Christian Europe and subsequent power shift against Catalon. Decision is made to intervene.
Early June: Transports move to Channel from Baleares. Second French Army, consisting of 30,000 troops, moves to Channel coast.
June 10: Troops board transports. Gibraltar fleet leaves port and into strait.
June 11: Catalon officially joins war on Christian side. Iroquois fleet transiting Gibraltar attacked and routed. Invasion force hits Wessex, meeting no resistance.
June 13: Reinforcements arrive from Normandie. Siege of Cornwall begins: Kent, Bristol and Anglia occupied.
June - end of war: Futile attacks by Incan warships result in the loss no Catalon ships due to vastly superior Catalon technology.
Early August: Mughals follow Iroquois lead after Catalon fends off invasion of Fernando Po and defeats several Mughal fleets in Table Bay.
Late August: Cornwall falls. Iroquois leaves war with Catalon for white peace. First peace offer to Incas asking for Anglia, Bristol, Wessex and Cornwall rejected.
Late September: New offer made; Catalon no longer asks for Bristol. Valid offer rejected; Incan stability takes hit.
Late October: Another offer rejected. Incan stability drops.
Late November: Incan stability drops to zero. Rebellions wrack five Incan provinces.
Late December: Peace finally obtained for Wessex, Cornwall and Anglia.
Mid 1692: Catalonian government realizes war is starting to go against Christian side, and continuing refusal to get involved may result in fall of rest of Christian Europe and subsequent power shift against Catalon. Decision is made to intervene.
Early June: Transports move to Channel from Baleares. Second French Army, consisting of 30,000 troops, moves to Channel coast.
June 10: Troops board transports. Gibraltar fleet leaves port and into strait.
June 11: Catalon officially joins war on Christian side. Iroquois fleet transiting Gibraltar attacked and routed. Invasion force hits Wessex, meeting no resistance.
June 13: Reinforcements arrive from Normandie. Siege of Cornwall begins: Kent, Bristol and Anglia occupied.
June - end of war: Futile attacks by Incan warships result in the loss no Catalon ships due to vastly superior Catalon technology.
Early August: Mughals follow Iroquois lead after Catalon fends off invasion of Fernando Po and defeats several Mughal fleets in Table Bay.
Late August: Cornwall falls. Iroquois leaves war with Catalon for white peace. First peace offer to Incas asking for Anglia, Bristol, Wessex and Cornwall rejected.
Late September: New offer made; Catalon no longer asks for Bristol. Valid offer rejected; Incan stability takes hit.
Late October: Another offer rejected. Incan stability drops.
Late November: Incan stability drops to zero. Rebellions wrack five Incan provinces.
Late December: Peace finally obtained for Wessex, Cornwall and Anglia.
1693: Near the end of the war, insolent nobles in the capital province, having been pampered, fattened and spoiled by Catalonian prosperity, try to revolt. They cannot match the skill of the Capital Home Defense Force, and the revolt is quickly crushed.
1694: Catalon, seeing a need to consolidate recently acquired territory, withdraws from the alliance.
1694 -1707: Settlements in England and North Africa swell with new immigrants. Several Incan nationalist uprisings are crushed in Wessex and Cornwall.
1707: Peasents in the small colony in Austria, feeling ignored by the emphasis in England and Africa, revolt. One hundred thirty rebels are absolutely no match for the 15,000 troops of the Army of Bohemia in neighboring Salzburg, who quickly march in and stamp out the tiny ember of insurrection.
1694: Catalon, seeing a need to consolidate recently acquired territory, withdraws from the alliance.
1694 -1707: Settlements in England and North Africa swell with new immigrants. Several Incan nationalist uprisings are crushed in Wessex and Cornwall.
1707: Peasents in the small colony in Austria, feeling ignored by the emphasis in England and Africa, revolt. One hundred thirty rebels are absolutely no match for the 15,000 troops of the Army of Bohemia in neighboring Salzburg, who quickly march in and stamp out the tiny ember of insurrection.
September 2, 1707
To: Intelligence Minister Pigfetta
Subject: Intelligence Report on Austrian Insurrection
Sir: Have obtained documents from rebel leaders' home containing notes on meetings of insurrectionists, and thought you would find this amusing.
Juan Valdez
Vice-Minister for Intel Analysis
P.S. I will be unavailable for the next month as I must attend to an issue at my coffee plantation in Bali.
Document excerpt follows:
de Badoz thinks we are "loco" to even attempt an insurrection. He says there are 15,000 troops in Salzburg, even though we know they all are in England.
"You have been chewing too many coffee beans!" he says. "How long do you think 130 people will be able to hold this province?!?" We kicked him out; if you're not for us, you're against us!
To: Intelligence Minister Pigfetta
Subject: Intelligence Report on Austrian Insurrection
Sir: Have obtained documents from rebel leaders' home containing notes on meetings of insurrectionists, and thought you would find this amusing.
Juan Valdez
Vice-Minister for Intel Analysis
P.S. I will be unavailable for the next month as I must attend to an issue at my coffee plantation in Bali.
Document excerpt follows:
de Badoz thinks we are "loco" to even attempt an insurrection. He says there are 15,000 troops in Salzburg, even though we know they all are in England.
"You have been chewing too many coffee beans!" he says. "How long do you think 130 people will be able to hold this province?!?" We kicked him out; if you're not for us, you're against us!
1715: Colonization of Australia begins.
1717: Another war with the Incas. King Juan VII Palma, not entirely trusting Eire and their diplomatic skill, makes peace with the Incas for Bristol before the rug is pulled from under us.
1717: Another war with the Incas. King Juan VII Palma, not entirely trusting Eire and their diplomatic skill, makes peace with the Incas for Bristol before the rug is pulled from under us.