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The History of Arda
Valian Years

Years of the Lamps
Years of the Trees
Years of the Sun
Ages of the Children of Ilúvatar
Dagor Dagorath
Timeline of Arda

This article includes several timelines relating to J. R. R. Tolkien's fiction.

Events outside of time

Arda events

Before the creation of the Sun dates are given in Valian Years and not all events can be precisely dated. In such cases events are given in chronological order between known dates. All entries are derived from Annals of Aman (see references) unless otherwise noted.

Valian years

  • 1 - After many ages completing labours in the halls of Eä, including Varda's crafting of the stars, the Valar descended into Arda at the time of its creation.
  • First War: Melkor assaults his brethren and disrupts the ordered symmetry they seek to build within Arda.
  • 1500 - Tulkas arrives, the last of the Valar to descend into Arda: Melkor runs from him and hides in the halls of Eä.
  • The Valar began their labours anew and ordered the lands and seas to their liking.

Years of the Lamps

  • 1900 - The Two Lamps, Illuin and Ormal, are set upon pillars to provide light for the world.
  • Ordering of Arda by the Valar. They create the isle of Almaren to dwell upon.
  • Spring of Arda: first forests grow, and animals are awakened.
  • Melkor's spies and secret friends, chief among them a great craftsman of the folk of Aulë later named Sauron, inform him that the Valar are weary from their labours.
  • 3400 - Wedding of Tulkas and Nessa. Melkor returns in secret with followers from Eä and begins building Utumno.
  • Melkor begins to corrupt the lands and living things of Arda, turning them into sickly or monstrous shapes.
  • The Valar become aware of Melkor's return and begin seeking his stronghold.
  • 3450 - Destruction of the Two Lamps and the isle of Almaren by Melkor and his followers; Spring of Arda ends.
  • Melkor retreats to Utumno while the Valar save what they can from the cataclysm.
  • The Valar establish a new home in Aman and raise the Pelóri to defend it.
  • 3500 - Yavanna creates the Trees of the Valar.

Years of the Trees

For consistency, dates below will continue to be given in Valian Years. In some cases, after VY 4580, exact chronological order cannot be determined and the placement of undated entries is estimated.

  • 3501 - A new tally of years is begun with Year of the Trees 1.
  • Aulë the Smith creates the Dwarves but is not allowed to awaken them; Yavanna thinks of the Ents in response
  • 4500 - The Valar hold council to discuss the concerns of Oromë and Yavanna regarding Middle-earth and the impending arrival of the Eruhíni.
  • Varda begins gathering light from the Trees of the Valar for the Great Stars.
  • Varda sets the Menelmacar and other constellations in the sky.
  • 4550 - Varda finishes her work on the Great Stars, setting the Sickle of the Valar in the north as a challenge to Melkor.

First Age

During the Years of the Trees the First Age of the Children of Ilúvatar begins, at the Awakening of the Elves.

  • 4550 - Eru awakens the Elves.
  • Melian the Maia departs for Middle-earth.
  • 4580 - Melkor discovers and begins capturing Elves in secret.
  • Melkor begins breeding the Orcs from captured Elves, and the Trolls; Khazad-dûm founded by Durin the Deathless
  • 4585 - Oromë first learns of the Elves
  • 4586 - Oromë returns to Valinor, informs the other Valar of the dangers faced by the Elves, and then returns immediately to Cuiviénen.
  • 4590 - The Valar march to war against Melkor on behalf of the Elves.
  • 4592 - The Valar lay siege to Utumno.
  • Melian begins dwelling in Nan Elmoth and caring for the living things that have been awakened in Beleriand.
  • 4599 - Melkor is captured and Utumno destroyed. Sauron escapes capture and remains in Angband, breeding Orcs and Trolls for Melkor.
  • 4600 - Melkor is taken to Valinor in chains and sentenced to serve a term in the Halls of Mandos for three Ages.
  • 4601 - The Valar decide to summon the Elves to dwell with them in Aman.
  • 4602 - Oromë brings three ambassadors of the Elves to Aman: Ingwë of the Vanyar, Finwë of the Noldor, and Elwë of the Teleri
  • 4604 - The three ambassadors return and work to convince the Elves to accept the summons of the Valar. They accumulate many followers.
  • 4605 - Great Journey of the Elves: The Elves depart for Aman (not all answer the summon—see Sundering of the Elves)
  • 4615 - The Elves reach the great river which would later be called Anduin.
  • A group of Teleri under Lenwë (or Dan) abandon the March at Anduin and become the Nandor
  • Fathers of the Dwarves and first Ents awakened by Eru; Elves discover the Ents and begin teaching them language.
  • 4625 - The Vanyar and Noldor arrive in Beleriand.
  • 4628 - The Teleri arrive in Beleriand after tarrying in the great forests of Eriador.
  • 4630 - Elwë meets Melian and is entranced.
  • 4632 - Ulmo is unwilling to wait until Elwë is found, and the Vanyar and Noldor are ferried across on the island of Tol Eressëa, while the Teleri stay behind, looking for their lord.
  • 4633 - The Vanyar and Noldor settle in Tirion near Valimar
  • 4640 - Ingwë and many of the Vanyar leave Tirion to dwell with Manwë in Valinor.
  • 4642 - Yavanna gives the White Tree, Galathilion, to the Noldor.
  • 4649 - Ulmo finally returns for the Teleri, but many stay behind because Elwë is not yet found, and become the Sindar. Another group remains behind at the request of Ossë, they become the Elves of the Falas under Círdan.
  • 4651 - The majority of the Teleri are ferried across on Tol Eressëa, which is anchored in the bay of Eldamar. They take Elwë's brother, Olwë, as lord.
  • 4652 - Elwë awakes from slumber and reunites with the Sindar. He becomes known as Thingol, settling in Doriath.
  • Finwë marries Míriel
  • 4661 - The Teleri of Tol Eressëa learn the art of shipbuilding, and ferry across the bay of Eldamar to Aman, where they found the city of Alqualondë. Tol Eressëa is abandoned.
  • 4665 - The last Vanyar abandon Tirion and settle in Aman proper. The Noldor remain in Tirion under their lord, Finwë.
  • 4679 - Birth of Fëanor and death of Míriel. Rúmil invents writing.
  • Nogrod and Belegost founded by Dwarves
  • 4685 - Finwë marries Indis; Findis born sometime around here.
  • 4690 - Fingolfin born
  • 4700 - Lúthien born
  • c.4690-4730 - Irimë born
  • The Elves of the Falas join with the Sindar in an alliance
  • 4730 - Finarfin born
  • 4750 - Dwarves of Nogrod and Belegost enter Beleriand, establishing trade. Fëanor develops the Tengwar.
  • 4780 - Wedding of Finarfin and Eärwen
  • 4850 - The Nandor, under Denethor, arrive in Beleriand, becoming known as the Laiquendi of Ossiriand.
  • 4862 - Galadriel born
  • 4900 - Melkor, freed from his sentence, begins corrupting some of the Noldor.
  • 4950 - Fëanor completes the creation of the Silmarils.
  • 4990 - Fëanor, deceived by Melkor, draws arms against his brother and is banished from Tirion: his father, Finwë, and many of the Noldor follow him in exile to Formenos.
  • 4992 - Fëanor argues with Melkor at Formenos. Melkor hides from capture by the Valar and joins forces with Ungoliant.
  • 4995 - Manwë tries to heal the feud of the Noldor, and summons Fëanor to a festival in Valimar. Melkor and Ungoliant destroy the Two Trees, kill Finwë and steal the Silmarils; Fëanor first names Melkor, Morgoth. Fëanor and his sons swear an oath to regain the Silmarils and the majority of the Noldor depart from Valinor; Noldor kill many Teleri and seize their ships in the First Kinslaying.
  • 4996 - Prophecy of Mandos: the Noldor are banished from Valinor and face great doom; the Valar hide Valinor behind the Magic Isles and raise the Pelóri mountains.
  • 4997 - Morgoth returns to Angband, and tries to take Beleriand: First Battle of Beleriand is fought; Denethor of the Laiquendi slain and the Havens of the Falas are besieged. The Noldor arrive at Helcaraxë; Fëanor and his host betray the sons of Indis and sail across, then burn the ships. Return of the Noldor to Middle-earth. Morgoth's army attacks Fëanor. Dagor-nuin-Giliath ("the Battle under Stars") is fought. Fëanor is slain by Balrogs in sight of Angband.
  • The Valar begin devising the Moon and Sun
  • 5000 - The remainder of the Noldor arrives in Middle-earth; the Moon arises.

Years of the Sun in the First Age

From this time on years are of normal length. Events from Valinor during the Years of the Sun cannot be accurately dated. All entries are derived from Grey Annals (see references) unless otherwise noted. The dating begins anew at 1, although these years are still held to be part of the First Age.

  • Year 1 - The Sun first sets sail, start of reckoning by 'Years of the Sun', Awakening of Men in Hildórien.
  • 50 - Turgon and Finrod are told by Ulmo to establish a refuge
  • 65 - Finrod builds the tower of Barad Nimras ("White Horn Tower") on a cape of the Falas between Brithombar and Eglarest.
  • 75 - Dagor Aglareb: the Noldor, ruled by Fingolfin, start the Siege of Angband
  • 75–c. 200 - Morgoth is absent from Angband, after discovering Men. Persuaded by Morgoth, Men stop worshipping Eru and turn to evil, but some revolt: the Atanatári. These travel to the West in search for the Valar, aided by Avari Elves and Dwarves. According to legend, Men now become mortal as the result of divine punishment.[1]
  • c. 100 - Foundation of Nargothrond: Fingon's folk depart from Hithlum.
  • 126 - Completion of Gondolin. Turgon's people begin the migration from Nevrast in secret.
  • 265 - Glaurung ravages Beleriand, but is driven back to Angband.
  • 305 - Bëor leads The First House of the Edain into Beleriand: Men discovered by Finrod
  • 341 - Haldar and Haleth born
  • 345 - Return of Aredhel and Maeglin to Gondolin; later, Eöl and Aredhel die.
  • 389 - Birth of Hador, later Lord of Dor-lómin
  • 443 - Birth of Beren Erchamion
  • 445 - Birth of Rodnor, son of Orodreth, later called Gil-galad
  • 455 - Morgoth breaks the Siege of Angband in Dagor Bragollach, ("Battle of Sudden Flame"); kills Fingolfin in duel; Húrin and Huor are brought to Gondolin by Thorondor
  • 456 - Húrin and Huor return out of Gondolin to Dor-lómin.
  • 457 - Capture of Finrod's fortress of Minas Tirith by the forces of Sauron, its warden, Orodreth, flees for Nargothrond. Minas Tirith is renamed Tol-in-Gaurhoth, "Isle of Werewolves".
  • 461 - Barahir and companions are killed; Beren becomes an outlaw.
  • 462 - Beren departs for Doriath
  • 463 - Birth of Túrin Turambar in Dor-lómin. Beren first comes upon Lúthien.
  • 465 - Celegorm and Curufin are exiled from Nargothrond and journey to Himring.
  • 468 - Finrod and Beren are imprisoned in Tol-in-Gaurhoth. Finrod is slain by a werewolf, but Beren is rescued by Lúthien.
  • 469 - Beren and Lúthien achieve the Quest of the Silmaril. Beren dies, and Lúthien abandons life: Lúthien pleads with Mandos and Beren and Lúthien are restored to life; Beren and Lúthien take up bodies again in Ossiriand on the isle of Tol Galen.
  • 471 - Nirnaeth Arnoediad, "The Battle of Unnumbered Tears"; Huor is slain in the Fens of Serech, Húrin is captured by Morgoth. Birth of Tuor, son of Huor. Fingon slain
  • 472 - Siege and capture of the Havens of the Falas: Brithombar and Eglarest.
  • c. 473 - Birth of Nienor and death of Rían.
  • 475 - Birth of Dior Eluchíl on Tol Galen
  • 494 - Gurthang is reforged for Túrin, who becomes known as the Black Sword of Nargothrond.
  • 495 - Sack of Nargothrond. The coming of Tuor to Gondolin.
  • 497 - Dior weds Nimloth.
  • 498 - Slaying of Glaurung, and deaths of Túrin Turambar and Nienor Níniel in Brethil
  • 500 - Birth of Eluréd and Elurín, twin sons of Dior.
  • 501 - Húrin released from captivity. Travels to Nargothrond and takes the treasure from there to Thingol.
  • 502 - Forging of the Nauglamír and quarrel of Thingol and the Dwarves. Marriage of Tuor and Idril.
  • c. 502 - Deaths of Morwen and Húrin.
  • 503 - Thingol is slain and Doriath sacked by Dwarves of Belegost and Nogrod; Beren, Laiquendi, and Ents destroy the Dwarves; Melian returns to Valinor in grief; Lúthien wears the Silmaril; Birth of Eärendil in spring. Birth of Elwing. Final deaths of Beren and Lúthien; Dior receives the Silmaril in autumn.
  • 504 - Dior travels to Doriath and restores it.
  • 505 - Sons of Fëanor learn of Silmaril in Doriath. Maedhros restrains his brothers, but they send a demand for the Silmaril to Dior, who ignores it.
  • 506 - Sons of Fëanor attack Doriath in Winter at Celegorm's urging.
  • 507 - Doriath is destroyed in the Second Kinslaying; Dior and Nimloth killed; Celegorm's servants send Eluréd and Elurín to die in the forest, but Maedhros searches for them with no avail. Celegorm, Curufin, and Caranthir are all slain. Elwing escapes for the Mouths of Sirion with the Silmaril, and Maeglin captured by Melkor's spies.
  • 510 - Gondolin is betrayed by Maeglin and sacked; Glorfindel slays a Balrog in the Echoriath, Ecthelion slays Gothmog, Lord of Balrogs, both of them killed as well. Death of Turgon.
  • 511 - Tuor and Idril bring Eärendil and refugees of Gondolin to the Mouths of Sirion which prospers as 'New Havens'.
  • 512 - The remaining Sons of Fëanor learn of the New Havens and the Silmaril there, but Maedhros wishes no more bloodshed and forswears his oath.
  • 524 - Eärendil begins his great voyages
  • 525 - Eärendil marries Elwing. Tuor feels 'Unquiet of Ulmo' and sails into the West in the ship Eärrámë with Idril.
  • 527 - The Sons of Fëanor are tormented by their unfulfilled oath and make plans to recover the Silmaril.
  • 532 - Elrond and Elros are born to Eärendil and Elwing.
  • 538 - Third Kinslaying: while Eärendil is away the remaining Sons of Fëanor attack the people of the Mouths of Sirion trying to claim the Silmaril; Amrod is slain; Elwing casts herself in the sea but is brought to Eärendil by Ulmo; Elrond and Elros are fostered by Maglor and/or Maedhros.
  • 542 - Eärendil arrives in Valinor.
  • 545 - The War of Wrath begins
  • 587 - The War of Wrath ends; Morgoth is defeated; the remaining two Silmarils are stolen by Maedhros and Maglor, but are lost in the earth and in the sea; most of Beleriand is sunk; the Sea of Helcar is drained through the Great Gulf; the plateaus of Mordor, Khand, and Rhûn rise from the former seabed.
  • 590 - Morgoth is cast into the Void; the Elves are summoned to Valinor and settle on Tol Eressëa; Galadriel refuses the summons and is still banned; a small part of the Noldor remain in Lindon; Thranduil and other Sindar depart east and establish realms.

Second Age

The Second Age was 3441 years long. All entries are derived from Appendix B (see references) unless otherwise noted.

Third Age

Some of the conflicts between Sauron (red) and the free peoples (blue) during the third age

— 3,021 years long. All entries are derived from Appendix B (see references) unless otherwise noted.

Note on Shire Reckoning: Year 1601 of the Third Age, in which the Shire was founded, is year 1 of the Shire Reckoning. Thus, Third Age years can be converted into their Shire equivalents by deducting 1600.

"The Great Years"

All entries are derived from Appendix B (see references) unless otherwise noted.

3018
  • The Ringwraiths are given the task of retrieving the One Ring;
  • April 12 - Gandalf reaches Hobbiton. He returns to the Shire, telling Frodo Baggins he must take the ring away
  • June 20 - Sauron attacks Osgiliath.
  • July 4 - Boromir leaves Minas Tirith
  • July 10 - Saruman imprisons Gandalf in Orthanc
  • September 18 - Gandalf escapes from Orthanc
  • September 19-21 - Gandalf reaches Edoras and is given Shadowfax the horse
  • September 23 - Frodo leaves Bag End
  • September 26 - Frodo meets Tom Bombadil
  • September 30 - Aragorn meets Frodo Baggins in the Inn of the Prancing Pony in Bree.
  • October 6 - Frodo wounded at Weathertop
  • October 20 - Frodo crosses the ford of Bruinen
  • October 25, - Council of Elrond at Rivendell
  • December 25 - The Fellowship of the Ring sets out in the evening from Rivendell

3019
  • January 15, - The Fellowship parts after Gandalf falls into Khazad-dûm while fighting a Balrog
  • February 26 - The Fellowship split up; Boromir is killed
  • February 29 - Merry and Pippin escape the orcs and meet Treebeard
  • March 1 - Gandalf meets Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli and they head off for Edoras. Frodo begins travelling through the Dead Marshes.
  • March 3 - Battle of the Hornburg
  • March 5 - Rohan army reaches Isengard
  • March 7 - Faramir takes Frodo to Henneth Annûn.
  • March 8 - Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli head through the Paths of the Dead
  • March 9 - Gandalf and Pippin arrive in Minas Tirith.
  • March 10 - Frodo and Sam see the army leave Minas Morgul
  • March 12 - Frodo is led into Shelob's lair
  • March 13 - Frodo captured by Cirith Ungol orcs. Aragorn captures the Umbar fleet at Pelargir.
  • March 15 - Théoden King of Rohan is killed at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, Éomer becomes his successor as the 18th king of Rohan. Éowyn and Merry kill the Witch-king
  • March 18 - armies leave Minas Tirith, Frodo and Sam join the orc company
  • March 25, - death of Gollum (Sméagol), about 589 years old; the destruction of the One Ring, armies of Gondor and Rohan surrounded in front of the Black gate and the Battle of the Morannon; final defeat of the Dark Lord Sauron.
  • May - Aragorn is crowned King Elessar of the Reunited Kingdom of Arnor and Gondor; Gandalf helps Aragorn to find the sapling of the new White Tree
  • (Date unspecified) - Faramir marries Éowyn
  • Mid-year's Day (between June and July) - Aragorn marries Arwen Undómiel
  • July - King Théoden is laid to rest beside other Kings of Rohan in Edoras
  • September 21 - hobbits arrive in Rivendell
  • September 22 - Saruman arrives in the Shire.
  • November 1 - the four hobbits arrested at Frogmorton
  • November 3, - Battle of Bywater; death of Saruman and Wormtongue

3020-21

Fourth Age

— length uncertain. All entries are derived from Appendix B (see references) unless otherwise noted.

In the reckoning of Gondor, the Fourth Age began on March 25, T.A. 3021. Since most of the following events were dated according to the Shire-reckoning, their years in the Fourth Age cannot be stated with certainty. Some events may have occurred in the following year of the Fourth Age.

  • 6 - Peregrin Took marries Diamond of Long Cleeve
  • (Date Uncertain) - Birth of Elfwine, son of Éomer and Lothiriel
  • (Date Uncertain) - Birth of Elboron, son of Faramir and Éowyn
  • (Date Uncertain) - Birth of Durin VII, descendant (perhaps son) of Thorin III Stonehelm
  • 13 - Peregrin Took becomes 32nd Thain of the Shire
  • 15 - Death of Glóin, father of Gimli.
  • 34 - Death of Prince Imrahil. Imrahil's son Elphir assumes the Principality.
  • 41 - Birth of Holfast Gardner, son and heir of Frodo Gardner
  • 43 - Birth of Eldarion, son of Aragorn and Arwen
  • 61 - Samwise Gamgee leaves Middle-earth via Mithlond
  • 63 - Meriadoc Brandybuck, aged 102, and Pippin leave the Shire to live in Gondor; death of Éomer, aged 93, whose son Elfwine ascends the throne of Rohan.
  • 67 - Death of Prince Elphir son of Imrahil, 23rd Prince of Dol Amroth. Elphir's son Alphros assumes the Principality.
  • 80 - Birth of Harding of the Hill, Sam Gamgee's heir and great-grandson
  • 82 - Death of Faramir, aged 120. His son Elboron assumes the Principality.
  • 91 - Death of Dwalin brother of Balin, aged 341.
  • 95 - Death of Prince Alphros of Dol Amroth, son of Elphir.
  • 120 - Death of Aragorn, King of the Reunited Kingdom of Arnor and Gondor, after 210 years of life and 122 years of reign; Aragorn's son Eldarion ascends the throne. According to legend, on the death of Aragorn, Legolas builds a ship and sails into the west to the Undying Lands, taking Gimli (now a very old Dwarf) with him
  • 121 - Death of Arwen, aged 2901
  • 172 - A copy of the Red Book of Westmarch is made
  • 185 - Death of Harding of the Hill, Sam Gamgee's heir.

Battles

First Age

Years of the Trees

Years of the Sun

See also Battles of Beleriand.

Other battles and conflicts: Battle of Tumhalad; Fall of Gondolin; first and second sacks of Doriath (the first by Dwarves; the second being another Elven Kinslaying); Dwarven host destroyed by Elves and Shepherds of the Trees; sack of the dwellings at the Mouth of Sirion (the third Kinslaying); murder of Thingol by the Dwarves; Glorfindel's battle with a Balrog.

Second Age

Third Age

War of the Ring

Other conflicts: Aragorn and The Army of the Dead capture the Corsair fleet at Pelargir; battles in Mirkwood and Lórien; battle of Gandalf with the Nazgûl on Weathertop; Nazgûl attack Aragorn and the hobbits on Weathertop; destruction of the Nazgûl at the Ford of Bruinen; battle with wargs near Moria; battles with orcs in Moria; battle of Gandalf with the Balrog in Moria and the later Battle of the Peak; orc companies follow Fellowship into Lórien and are destroyed; arrows fired as the Fellowship pass Sarn Gebir; battles with orcs near Parth Galen; encounters with Black Riders in the Shire; encounter with the barrow-wight; Nazgûl attack Bree; Nazgûl attack the Rangers guarding the Shire; encounter with Old Man Willow; Riders of Rohan destroy the orcs who captured Merry and Pippin; Sam fights Shelob; Frodo fights Gollum; orcs fight among themselves on plains of Rohan, at Cirith Ungol, and in Mordor (twice — tracker shoots soldier and Frodo and Sam escape while orcs squabbling among themselves); Ents destroy an army of Orcs out on the Wold; Cair Andros retaken.

End of the World

Other Timelines of Interest

References

  1. ^ Tale of Adanel (J. R. R. Tolkien (1993). Christopher Tolkien (ed.) Morgoth's Ring. Boston & New York: Houghton Mifflin. ISBN 0-395-68092-1.)
  2. ^ Silmariën was definitely the eldest child of Tar-Elendil, and her birthdate is given several times as S.A. 521. In the Tale of Years, the entry of Silmariën's birthdate is given as 548, a date that goes back to the first drafts of that text (see Silmariën's article for details).
  3. ^ In the Tale of years, it says in S.A. 2251 "Tar-Atanamir takes the sceptre", however, Atanamir died in 2221. 2221 is itself an emendation of 2251, and the former (2221) appears in the later tables, while the latter (2251) in the earlier tables: therefore 2251 (properly 2221) should have read "Death of Tar-Atanamir. Tar-Ancalimon takes the sceptre."
  4. ^ In one table (probably an earlier draft) of the Kings of Gondor, Castamir's birthdate is given at T.A. 1159, however this is clearly impossible: Eldacar was born in 1255, and they are in the same generation, so 1259 is more correct.
  5. ^ The date of Sam's birth in "The Longfather-Tree of Master Samwise" (Appendix C) is S.R. 1380 (equivalent to T.A. 2980), however, "The Tale of Years" (Appendix B) gives it as T.A. 2983, which is changed to T.A. 2980 in 2005 edition. In S.R. 1476, Sam is said to have been ninety-six years old, so 2980 is more correct than 2983. Also, the birth year of his sister, Marigold, is given S.R. 1383 (T.A. 2893), and it is most unlikely that they were born in the same year. In the Fellowship of the Ring, Merry and Pippin is said to be younger than both Sam and Frodo, so Sam's birth year must be in T.A. 2980, since Merry was born in T.A. 2982.
  6. ^ Lalia (b. S.R. 1283) only appears in The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien. Pearl is the older sister of Pippin. See Took clan.

General references

See also

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