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Bookmark or Share- Timeline - Tolkien GatewaySee: Timeline/First Age. The First Age began in Y.T. 1050 with the Awakening of the Elves. During the portion of the First Age that came before the rising of the Sun, time was still measured in the Years of the Trees. Following the rising of the Sun, a new system of reckoning time was implemented, and the following portion of the First Age is ...
- First Age - Tolkien GatewayThe First Age was the first (and longest) of the recorded ages of Middle-earth, and its events were chronicled between the coming of the Elder Children of Ilúvatar...
- First Age | The One Wiki to Rule Them All | FandomThe First Age, also known as the Elder Days, [1] was the first historical era in Arda that witnessed the creation of the races of the Children of Ilúvatar, their flourishing in Valinor and Beleriand, their feats against Morgoth and his final defeat by the combined armies of the Valar, Elves and...
- First Age - Arda Maps - Arda Maps - Interactive Tolkien MapsThere are way more Ages mentioned by Tolkien but most of them are having very less data to show like 'Years of the Trees' or the 'Forth Age'. Until there is not enough data about them we are here just showing these 3 main ages right now: First Age (Túrin, Tuor, Beren) Second Age (Númenor) Third Age (Hobbit, Lord of the Rings)
- Timeline/First Age - Tolkien GatewayThe First Age begins with the Awakening of the Elves in the Year of the Trees 1050, but those Years end in Y.T. 1500 with the creation of the Moon and Sun, replaced by the Years of the Sun. Thus the most part of the First Age equates to c. 4,312 solar years before the first rising of the Sun. Years of the Sun [edit | edit source]
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