Fire · 4487–4556
The Great Fire
London · Lower City · Southbank · White Dock
The name for London's two great burnings: the wind-driven fourteen-day firestorm of 4487 that razed much of the Lower City, and the eight-day fire of 4556 from the Southbank yards. Both are kept in the city's memorial year, from the Fourteen Fires to the Day of Ash and Water.
Episodes
Powers caught up in it
- Westminster
- river companies
Faces of the powers caught up in it
The Crown
King Edmund IV
Treaty-King; King of Britannia
The Crown
Prince Richard
Heir to the Crown
The Crown
Lord Treasurer Nathaniel Vane
Lord Treasurer
The Crown
Sir Julian Thornycroft
Foreign Secretary
The Crown
Sir Matthew Wetherall
Minister of Works and CommunicationsAlso in this age
- When
- 4487–4556 A.C.
- Age
- Restored crown
- Kind
- Fire
- Region
- London
- Named in
- Book I, Book II