Jun 25 — Muster of Pelargir begins
Jun 26 —
Jun 27 — N: Corsails sail from Tolfalas; Gildor arrives Pelargir
Jun 28 — 2 AM Corsairs arrive at Ethir Anduin; 7 AM Cirdan arrives at Ethir Anduin; M: Isildur departs from Pelargir
Jun 29 — 5 AM Corsairs attack Pelargir; 10 AM Cirdan attacks Corsairs; E: Cirdan departs from Pelargir; 1st quarter moon rising at noon
Jun 30 — E: Isildur arrives at Osgiliath; waxing gibbous moon rising in afternoon
Jun 31 — M: Galadrim arrive at Osgiliath; E: Cirdan arrives at Osgiliath — Council of Osgiliath
Jul 01 — M: Invasion of Ithilien; Noon: Capture of Minas Ithil; E: Crossing of Pass
Jul 02 — M: Ride to doom, Sauron breaks siege, is pursued; E: fall of Sauron
Jul 03 —
Jul 04 — Full moon rising at sunset
Glossary
Aeglos — “Snowpoint”, Gil-galad's spear
Ainur — “Holy Ones”, divine beings created by Eru. The fourteen greatest Ainur were called the Valar, the others were Maiar
Aldamirë — “Tree Jewel”, wife of Elendil
Alliance, Army of — The combined armies of Gondor, Arnor, and Lindon, which united to drive Sauron from the west
Altariel — See Galadriel
Aman — “The Blessed Lands”, island in the far western sea, home of the Valar
Amandil — “Lover of Aman”, last lord of Andúnië, father of Elendil
Amon Sûl — “Hill of the Wind”, outpost on the eastern borders of Arnor, later known as Weathertop
Amroth — Sindarin Elf, lover of Nimrodel, founded the city of Dol Amroth in Belfalas
Anárion — Younger son of Elendil, born in Rómenna 3296 SA, died in the siege of the Barad-dûr 3440 SA
Anduin — “The Long River” that runs the length of Middle-earth and drains into the Bay of Belfalas
Andúnië — “Sunset”, the westernmost province of Númenor, refuge of the Faithful
Anfalas — “Long Strand”, southwestern province of Gondor
Anga — “River of Iron”, rising in Angrenost, emptying into the sea at Anglond
Angband — “Hell of Iron”, the dungeon-fortress of Morgoth
Anglond — “Port of Iron”, port city at the mouth of the River Anga
Angmar — “Iron Land”, northern land, capital Carn Dûm, home of the Lord of the Ring-wraiths
Angrenost — “Iron Fortress”, outpost in northwestern Gondor, later known as Isengard
Annatar — “Lord of Gifts”, the name Sauron used among the Elves of Eregion
Annúminas — “Tower of the West”, the capital of Arnor, built on the shore of Lake Nenuial
Anórien — “Land of the Sun”, western province of Gondor, chief city Minas Anor
Ar-Adûnakhor — “Lord of the West”, 19th king of Númenor
Ar-Pharazôn — “The Golden”, 24th and last king of Númenor
Arador — “Royal Land”, Duitirith's esquire
Aragorn — 39th heir of Isildur, also known as “Strider”, crowned King of the Reunited Realms as Elessar Telcontar “Elfstone Strider”
Arannon — “Royal Gate”, triumphal arch in Osgiliath
Aratan — “Royal Man”, Isildur's second son, born 3411 SA in Osgiliath, died 2 FA at Gladden
Araw — Land near Rhûn, home of giant cattle
Ari — Diminutive of Aratan
Armenelos — “Citadel of the Men of Heaven”, capital of Númenor
Arnor — “Royal Land”, northern kingdom of the United Realms
Arthedain — Northern region of Arnor
Atani — Men, also called The Followers and The Secondborn
Aulë — One of the eight Aratar, the mightiest Valar, married to Yavanna, he made the Dwarves
Baggins, Bilbo — See Bilbo
Baggins, Frodo — See Frodo
Barad-dûr — “Dark Tower”, Sauron's fortress in Mordor
Barahir — Father of Beren, he was given Finrod's ring
Baranduin — “The Brown River” in Eriador, later called the Brandywine in The Shire
Barathor — Lord of Pelargir, father of Duitirith, died 3441 SA at Minas Ithil
Belamon — Soldier of Ithilien, died 3441 SA at Minas Ithil
Belcarnen — A captain of the White Fleet
Belegost — “Mighty Fortress”, one of the two cities of the Dwarves in the Blue Mountains
Beleriand — “Country of Balar”, ancient realm of the Elves in northwest Middle-earth, sunk under the sea in the war with Morgoth, Lindon is the only remainder
Belfalas — Southern coastal province of Gondor
Belfalas, Bay of — Large bay between Harad and Gondor
Belrund — Leader of Pelargrim that went to fight with Elendil
Beren — Son of Barahir, hero who took silmarilli, slain by the wolf Carcharoth
Bergil — Mayor of Minas Anor
Bilbo — Hobbit that found the One Ring, uncle of Frodo
Blackroot — See Morthond
Blessed Lands — See Aman
Blotmath — Hobbit month, roughly November
Boromir — Father of Barathor
Bortil — Merchant of Osgiliath
Brandybuck, Anson — Scribe who copied Amroth's journal
Brethilrond — Elf of Lothlórien
Buckland — Eastern region of The Shire
Cair Andros — “Long Foam”, island in the Anduin north of Osgiliath
Caladil — Ship captain of Pelargir
Calembel — Town in Lamedon in Gondor
Calenardhon — Northern region of Gondor, later called Rohan
Caradhras — “Redhorn”, mountain in the Misty Mountains
Caras Galadon — “City of the Trees”, capital of Lothlórien
Cardur — A captain of the White Fleet
Carlen — Master of the Wainwright's Guild in Pelargir
Celeborn — Lord of Lothlórien, husband of Galadriel
Cerin Amroth — Hilltop home of Amroth in Lothlórien
Cerveth — Dúnedain month, roughly August
Cirdan — “Shipwright”, Lord of Mithlond, bearer of Narya
Ciri — Diminutive of Ciryon
Cirith Ungol — “Pass of the Spider”, between Minas Ithil and Mordor
Ciryon — Third son of Isildur, born 3425 SA in Minas Ithil, died 2 FA at Gladden
Curufin — “Skill Hair”, father of Celebrimbor
Curulin — “Skill Pool”, Cirdan's helmsman
Dagorlad — “Battle Plain”, field before the Morannon, site of a great battle