The Silmarillion

The Silmarillion, which is considered Tolkien's most important work, is the essence of the world he created. Its roots predate The Hobbit and contains the creation story of a world that began to take shape in The Lord of the Rings, creating a structure on which all Tolkien works can be placed. He could not stop working on it throughout his life. And this work, which gradually grew and developed, could only be published by his son four years after his death. With the theft of the three Silmarils created by Feanor, the most skillful of the Elves, the saddest events of the ancient world began to unfold. The Silmarillion tells the story of the elves rebelling against the gods and being exiled to Middle Earth, where they unite with humans and Dwarves in a desperate battle against the worst of the gods, Morgoth. It was previously published under the title Of The Rings of Power, but the text that should have been in the Silmarillion book has been published as a full text along with this book. .