43rd Century BC
From Multiversal Omnipedia
Events
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4292 BC (III 2770). Smaug destroys Erebor and Dale; Thror, Thorin II and Thrain II escape. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4272 BC (III 2790). An orc in Moria kills Thror; the dwarves swear vengeance. Gerontius, later called the Old Took, is born. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4269 BC (III 2793). Beginning of the War of the Dwarves and Orcs. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4263 BC (III 2799). The War of the Dwarves and Orcs climaxes with the Battle of Nanduhirion near Moria. In the aftermath, Dain Ironfoot goes back to the Iron Hills; Thrain II and Thorin, his son, set out for the west. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4262 BC (III 2800). Northern orcs begin raids on Rohan. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4260 BC (III 2802). Thrain II and Thorin settle south of Ered Luin. (The Return of the King)
- Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball (Movies): 4237 BC. The ancestors of Garlic Junior migrate to Earth from a world near the Makyo Star. (DBZ Daizenshyu 7, DBGT Perfect File (translated at Complete Dragon Ball Time-Line))
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4221 BC (III 2841). Thrain II heads for Erebor, only to become the target of Sauron's minions. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4217 BC (III 2845). Sauron reclaims the last of the seven dwarven Rings of Power from Thrain II, who was captured by Sauron and imprisoned within Dol Guldur. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4212 BC (III 2850). Gandalf returns to Dol Guldur. He finds that not only is Sauron there, but he is also gathering the Rings of Power- including the One Ring- and is seeking out the heir of Isildur. Gandalf is given the Key of Erebor by Thrain II before the dwarf king dies. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4211 BC (III 2851). A meeting of the White Council is convened; Gandalf insists that they must attack Dol Guldur, but he is overriden by Saruman (who seeks the One Ring). Afterwards, Saruman begins searching for the One Ring, starting at the Gladden Fields. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4210 BC (III 2852). The White Tree follows Belecthor II, Steward of Gondor, into death. No seedlings of the Tree can be found- thus the dead White Tree is left standing. (The Return of the King)
- Lord of the Rings: c. 4201 BC (III 2861). Walda of Rohan is slain by orcs. (The Return of the King)
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