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The '''Valian Year''' is a reference to the passage of time in [[Valinor]] before the death of the [[Two Trees]], destroyed by [[Melkor]] and [[Ungoliant]]. The account in Valian years is not used when describing the events of [[Beleriand]] and [[Middle-earth. There are approximately 140.5 years in a Valian age (apprx. 1.4 years per Valian year).
The '''Valian Year''' is a reference to the passage of time in [[Valinor]] before the death of the [[Two Trees]], destroyed by [[Melkor]] and [[Ungoliant]]. The account in Valian years is not used when describing the events of [[Beleriand]] and [[Middle-earth. There are approximately 140.5 years in a Valian age (apprx. 1.4 years per Valian year).

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History of Arda
Before the Creation
Before the Ages
Days before days
Years of the Trees (up to Y.T. 1050)
Ages of the Children of Ilúvatar
First Age (begins in Y.T. 1050
and overlaps with the Years of the Trees
up to Y.T. 1500
)
- Years of the Sun begin in F.A. 1
Second Age
- Arda made round in S.A. 3319
Third Age
Fourth Age
Later Ages (up to present day)
End of Arda
Timeline of Arda
(See: Round World version of the Silmarillion
for a later conception of Tolkien's cosmology)

The Valian Year is a reference to the passage of time in Valinor before the death of the Two Trees, destroyed by Melkor and Ungoliant. The account in Valian years is not used when describing the events of Beleriand and [[Middle-earth. There are approximately 140.5 years in a Valian age (apprx. 1.4 years per Valian year).