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Yule

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Two days in the calendars of the Hobbits that marked the end of one year, and the beginning of the next. On a modern calendar, they fell on...

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Years of the Trees

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The long years that lay between the founding of Valinor and its Darkening. During this time, Valinor was lit by the light of the Two Trees,...

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Years of the Sun

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Since the destruction of the Lamps of the Valar in the far distant past, the Valar had dwelt for millennia in Aman under the light of the...

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Winterfilth

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The tenth month of the Shire Calendar, approximately equivalent to modern October (in fact running from 22 September to 21 October on a...

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Wedmath

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The eighth month of the Shire Calendar, following Afterlithe and approximately equivalent to modern August. In fact, it ran from modern 24...

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Thrimidge

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The fifth month of the Shire Calendar, lying between Astron and Forelithe, and approximately equivalent to modern May. In fact, it ran from...

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Third Age

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The Third Age began a little over four thousand years after the Rising of the Moon in the first year of the First Age. Of the Ages, it is...

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Summerfilth

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A non-existent month in the Shire calendar, used jocularly in the expression ‘on Friday the first of Summerfilth’, to refer to...

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Stewards? Reckoning

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The calendar system introduced in Gondor by Mardil Voronwë, its first Ruling Steward. It survived until the end of the Third Age, and was...

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Sterday

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From ancient times, the Elves had dedicated the first day of the week to the stars: in Quenya it was named Elenya, and in Sindarin the...

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Shire-reckoning

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The system of reckoning dates unique to the Hobbits of the Shire, based on the founding of that land in III 1601. The Shire-hobbits...

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Shire Calendar

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The calendar in use by the Hobbits of the Shire, in which the year was divided into twelve months of thirty days each, with five additional...

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Second Age

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Dating from a point 590 years after the first rising of the Sun, the Second Age began after Morgoth was defeated in the War of Wrath and...

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Ringarë

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The last month in the calendars of the Men of Middle-earth, approximately equivalent to modern December (though in fact running from modern...

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