A Timeline of Narnia History | Narnia Lore | The Seven Ages of Narnia

Narnian history spans several thousand years, but is marked by seven distinct ages. Understanding these ages helps us see further up and further into the world created by C.S. Lewis. Including the lives of beloved Lucy Pevinse and her siblings Peter, Edmund, and Susan, Tumnus, Jadis the White Witch, Caspian, Reepicheep, and many others--not the least of which is King Aslan the Lion himself.

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[IntotheWardrobe]

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[NRV]

When I was younger I was always upset for the siblings for leaving Narnia both times. 15yrs of a golden age is just so short!

[sjrmac]

I'd love to hear a little about Archenland, I think that The Horse and His Boy is criminally underrated.

[monitor-mindtheover-void]

Our boy summarised the Bible in 15 minutes😂.
Great video man, its so amazing revisiting Narnia.

[TN]

I'd never actually read the Narnia books but knew they were heavily based on Christian themes but watching this video showed me how much of the bible is paralleled in the stories

[-inFinity-]

I love how Jadis misinterpreted the prophecy that spring would hail Aslan’s return as spring bringing Aslan. I think that’s why she made winter eternal. In fact, Aslan knew that would happen. And it wasn’t that springtime brought Aslan, but that Aslan brought spring.

[taotaostrong]

I wish that The Magician’s Nephew and The Last Battle had film adaptations.

[soloflight]

I have been through the Narnian stories dozens of times. I have found them extraordinarily comforting even as an adult. I reread the Last Battle after the passing of both my father and mother. The peace of Aslan's Country always brings hope.

[taqresu]

I haven't read the Chronicles of Narnia in years, so this was a great refresher.
And as a Christian, I always find it fascinating to explore C. S. Lewis's work from a theological perspective.

[laurasch]

"Further up! Further in!!" The end chapter has so much hope packed inside. Thank you for another great video! Very informative, well done!

[RGMRT]

14:32 as you narrates this i started crying. I quickly recognized it from the last passages on the last chapter of The Last Battle.
"The dream is ended: this is the morning." I never read any fantasy book that ended like that. Rather than closed the door of history, it gives off hope and optimism that one day--when each of our time has ended--we will meet again in His land.
That is why Narnia is different.
Thank you for this video, its a blessing!

[HamanKarn]

I'm just glad someone is finally doing lore for Narnia. So many other channels do lore for other series and I love those but glad someone is finally doing this series.

[ophelia_x]

this really made me cry and realise that the quote "all good things must come to an end" really hits me so deep in my heart😭

[kylematthews]

It's shocking how short Narnian history really is, less than 3000 years in their time and less than a hundred in Earth's time.

[TheFacelessStoryMaker]

I love how in The Magician's Nephew a tree from Narnia grew in our world but was knocked down in a storm. Kirke used the wood from the tree. To create a wardrobe.

[stillkickingaround]

I'd love to hear more about Queen Swanwhite. Also, I'd love to hear more about the role of Stars in the Narnian Cosmology.

[debrawhited]

The illustrations that accompany the information are wonderful. I had never seen most of them. I'm glad I found this.

[marcybrooks]

I was watching a similar documentary on Hogwarts when it suddenly occured to me that maybe someone had invested in studying Narnia the same way. What a delight to find your channel. I look forward to more. What I like best is that we can see so many parallels with the natural word humans live in. We don't see ourselves as "heroes" in today's world but there is true evil and a true need for God's people to step into their place. Narnia gives us the language to tell our own stories. His story lived out through each of us.

[peterjames]

Aslan is still singing .. listen for Him! Great show!

[nostop]

I've had a rough day, but you came along in my feed and opened the wardrobe for me. Let's step into Narnia!