United States of Auradon/Entire History

## As Narnia

The real-world portion of The Magician's Nephew is set in 1900, 40 years before the events of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. But in Narnia a span of 1000 years passes at the same time. In the books, The Chronicles of Narnia covers the entire lifetime of the world, with the final battle detailing the end of the magical world some 2500 years after Aslan's creation of the magical world. So the same time only covers his fifty years.

Of course, moving fantasy from page to screen can mean some changes. So what about the movies: his first three books – The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Prince Caspian, and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader – were all adapted by Walden Media in his early 2000s. rice field. So, without further ado, let's take a look at what each movie does in Narnia time, real-world time, and how they relate to each other.

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is set during the 1940 London bombing raids. Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter Pevensie are sent out of the city to stay in the countryside with Professor Diggory Kirk to keep them safe during the bombing. While there, Lucy accidentally makes her first voyage to Narnia through a magical wardrobe Diggory made using wood from Narnia trees.

When Lucy first sets foot in Narnia, it has been her 1000 years since the fantasy world was created and 100 years since the White Witch plunged this realm into eternal winter. This first jump since The Chronicles of Narnia was created in his 1900 means that The Chronicles of Narnia is moving about 25 times faster than the real world (although that pace is inconsistent). A lamppost near the wardrobe entrance is a clue to this. It is later revealed that Aslan was the nephew of a wizard and was accidentally brought to Narnia while he was moving the world.

The Pevensie family then resides in Narnia for fifteen years, ruling as King and Queen. His The Horse and His Boy, the fifth book in the series, takes place during this time and follows the adventures of a Narnian boy named Shasta. But only a moment has passed when the brothers return to the lamppost and move into their own world.

The second film takes place only a year after him in the real world, but about 1300 years later in Narnia, Prince Caspian's events take place about 2300 years after the realm's creation. The story takes place over only a short period of time, with the Pevensies all quickly returning home after Caspian takes the throne. In the real world, it takes only a few seconds for the children to be summoned to Narnia by Caspian and then sent back, an extension of the sort seen in Christopher Nolan films.

The large discrepancy between real-world time and Narnia time between the first film and his second film indicates an inconsistency in the timelines of the two worlds. One year of Narnian time on Earth is longer than the previous 40 years, and the world is completely independent, with some people temporarily moving from one world to another. suggesting that they are only vaguely linked by their ability to move to and back.

The Chronicles of Narnia seldom passes in the movies, but it is an important time period for the story. Specifically, we're seeing Susan and Peter one last visit to Narnia before the end of the world, as it marks the transition from childhood to adulthood. The land of Narnia is directly tied to the thoughts and experiences of childhood, so when children grow up from childhood, they also grow out of Narnia.

A year later on Earth (the story is set in 1942), Lucy, Edmund, and their cousin Eustace enter Narnia and are reunited with Caspian (the current king), the mouse Leepichiep, and the rest of the crew of the Dawn-Treader. do. In Narnia, only a few years have passed since the events of the second film. As before, the children finally go home without any real time elapsed. Edmund and Lucy are informed by Aslan (as Peter and Susan are at the end of Prince Caspian) that they cannot return to Narnia because they are now adults, and that Eustace may return someday. rice field.

Although the film series ended with the voyage of the dawn springboard, the books continue to tell the story of Narnia for some 250 years more, at which point the realm ends with its final battle. The last book takes place in 1949. So the final jump is about 7 years in human time, or 250 years in Narnia time.The series is about a wild chain of apocalyptic events and a shocking return to Earth's core characters (except Susan) due to a train wreck. culminates in death. These characters join Aslan and the people of Narnia in Heaven's stand-in. It's a strange, dark, poetic, and biblical ending. Ultimately, the life and death of the world shown in The Chronicles of Narnia (2500) takes less than 50 years of his life on Earth.

It ended and was remade shortly before July 4, 1995.

## As Auradon

The 18 surviving kingdoms were united in 1995 into the United States of Auradon, with the family of Adam and Belle elected as rulers.

All land criminals were banned from the Lost Island, and Auradon preparations also began in 1995.

In 2015, Auradon's second king, Benjamin Florian Beast, was elected. In 2021, he married the second Queen, Maleficent.