The War of the Ring: Every 1/3 Days
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- The War of the Ring, a military conflict in the book series The Lord of the Rings. Due to its duration, three frames per day are shown.
Dates are year.month.day. Months are represented by numbers.
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Smart choice showing the location of the ring, it really makes the two feel both connected and disparaging.
1:18
"December 3018 - No significant events"
*Harad eats half of Southern Gondor.*
That alone sounds like an unresolved Military conflict for 4th age...
@@mitchellalexander9162 pretty sure aragorn along with eomer fought some wars against them
@@yeah91919 yeah they take it back, along with Umbar and Rhovianon
"One does not simply walk into Mordor."
1:55 Actually walks into Mordor like a boss
We thought a war over a Bucket was stupid
Imagine a war over a ring.
BUT WE LOVE LORD OF RINGS
This isn't just a ring
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Well, the ring in this case is just a WMD
Not Yet Hurricane
Do the Russian civil war every day
I know you can do it
Yea, you should do it!
@@TheGilliams Working on it now
@@yanxishan6575 It will be awesome!
@@yanxishan6575 When will it be done?
@@TheGilliams I'm currently at April 1919. Probably in a month or two.
We ain't had nothing but maggoty bread for three stinking days!
@@hazzmati "What about them? They're fresh!"
@@fede98k54 They are not for eating
@@fede98k54 Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys!
Jason Dickson RoooAArrrRR
PO-TA-TOES!? Boil em, mash em, stick em in a stew?
Spoiling nice fish. Give it to us raw and wriggling! You keep nasty chips
STUPID FAT HOBBIT
That was epic, amazing job!
The war of the Ring: starts with almost nothing happening. Then four battles happen and the free peoples win cause a ring was dropped in Lava.
Well, the fellowship only needed time and to prevent Saruman and Mordor from uniting their armies, so the war was decided in a few battles, at Helms Deep, the Last March of the Ents, Minas Tirith, and Barad-dúr.
They defeated Sauron in both ways, militarily and by destroying his magic ring.
A lot of things actually happened unrelated to the fellowship, including the entire war beetween Dol Guldur and the Northern Forest, the Harad Front (very active if you actually look at it) and the Rhun offensive in the north
Ahh wow! This is one of the best video I've seen!
Lord of the Rings, the best trilogy of books and movies, all other movies and books are childish compared with the might of Tolkien's imagination.
I always knew the map of the Middle Earth, but never had the real perspective if where exactly kingdoms and battles are, and where exactly the ring moved!
Thank you for doing this amazing video! I love it!
Tbh before seeing this video I thought that Sauron only had his forces Isengard’s and some volunteers
The Best trilogy of book, I agree 100%, but the best trilogy of movies though ... I cannot let you say that ... the first was superb the rest is pretty crappy ... plus you forgot the original Star Wars trilogy is a thing
The blue wizards must have been busy. I can only imagine other peoples fighting in the south as east against Mordor in order to explain how it didn’t overwhelm Gondor
Surprised that the trilogy's main plot points only happen within one year. I always imagined that it must've taken years for the ring to travel to Mordor.
yeah it's a surprisingly pathetic war
@@khorps4756 Suprisingly pathetic war? Do you mean the scale of it
@@jarogniewtheconqueror2804 yeah, going by the video, it took 3 months of travelling to get the ring from the shire to mordor, with much of that being on foot, and the diplomatic changes are quick and not very noteworthy, and there are like 2 or 3 major battles. Still epic but when put into perspective it's not all that amazing
@@khorps4756 Yeah I agree with you, I thought this war was more grandiose
It's not as pathetic when you consider the stakes and the eventual outcome of it I suppose
Great work! I like the idea with the Ring location!
Absolutely Amazing, the only thing I wouldve wished for still would be to see the expansion of the reunited Kingdom after the war (reconquest of all of Arnor and connection of the two as well as the conquest of the brown lands and beyond up to the Rhun sea
Great video, but there is a mistake at 02:10 - Tookborough never surrendered to Saruman, and should've been kept blue!
There is a difference between being conquered and not surrendering, if occupied county has a resistance movements its still occupied
Nice, I'm a sucker for fantasy mapping videos! I've seen your other videos and they're really well made I'm glad I found you. Hope you do more of these fictional settings.
"that still only counts as one"
Just to say that Saruman did not serve Sauron, he also betrayed him. Isengard was a third force.
Many things don't make sense.Harad was expanding all across the south with Umbar and the other areas being haradrim terittories.The same with Rhun it was covering the entire east of Middle Earth
Love seeing that last bit in the northwest
Great video! Although the only thing i disagree with is saying that December 2018 had no significant events, even though Harad invades Gondor as it seems
Wow! you should do Game of Thrones once it’s......you know.....over 😔
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It's still moving, cos it's got ma axe embedded in it's nervous system!
where did you find the map used in the video
great job!
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I don't remember Harad being divided up like that. I'm not sure the sources you used for that area are fully canon. There's no mention of Arysis, Tedjin, or Sirayn in the Lord of the Rings book, nor is there much mention of the political landscape of Harad at the time contained within the Atlas of Middle Earth (A book filled with canon information on Arda that made use of Tolkien's unpublished notes).
I used MERPG elements where they didn't contradict canon. It also has no effect on the actual fighting.
Well, firstly I thought about the Western Caucasus and the Taman peninsula located near the eastern shore of the Black Sea (and Civil War in Russia or Eastern European front of WWII).
I haven't read any of the books, but i don't think it's accurate to have a 31 July at 0:27. You see, in LOTR all months have 30 days. At least, that's what i read here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_non-standard_dates#Fictional_calendars
Months have 30 days according to shire calendar, it isnt shire calendar because in it this war happend in 1400's this is probably gondor or rohan calendar version
厉害了！这都能做出来！
对了我记得看到过一种说法说中土世界就是以欧洲为原型的，其中魔多代表奥斯曼帝国，而屈服于它的人类王国也都是阿拉伯打扮的
You missed only distance scale ;)
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The Reunited kingdom includes both Gondor and Arnor not just Gondor
Yes. It's shown that way in the video, What's your point?
Yan Xishan 閻錫山 Sorry but it includes all of Eriador not just Annuminas and Fornost
@@based_kumanovar4799 Do you really think that the entirety of Arnor was repopulated in a few months?
Yan Xishan 閻錫山 I don’t understand?
@@based_kumanovar4799 I tend to show areas of actual settlement/control in my videos, rather than claims.
do one video about the warhammer universe
I know im late but that would be too hard
Where is rohan and arnorM
Someone remembered Sirayn. Whoa (nice!).
I picked the parts of MERPG that I felt were compatible with canon. It doesn't affect the war much, but I felt it fleshed out Harad and Khand well.
Pls do the operation barbarossa
I mean is that really necessary? Emperortigerstar visualized it really well in his ww2 video it would be kind of a waste to do it.
@@hazzmati The definitive visualisation of the Great Patriotic war is the Eastern Front of WW2 animated series done by Eastory and is pretty much unbeatable in all of youtube in its detail and animations.
Saruman was killed in Isengard, and the Dwarves didn't found a colony in Helm's Deep, which was reduced to a pile of rubble, anyway.
This is the book version.
Stop pretending you know more than me.
Well, tbh, I _have_ read the books, but not in a long time. Besides, I think that you're right, and this happens the epilogue or supplementary material. It's just rather obscure, though.
@@yanxishan6575 Don't pretend you know anything about the books, making your own canon. All you're doing is gathering basic facts and filling in the gaps. How silly. However, I've looked at the history of Middle Earth series, and Sauron _does_ take over the Shire. That being said, I do like this video.
@@OrionAltHist i think you meant Saruman
@@diegoidepersia Yeah.
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Why?
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