Narnia, sometimes called the Shadowlands, was a distant, inhabited world that was connected to Eamon during the twelfth century by a rift known as the Lion's Door. Though likely situated in a different material plane from Eamon, the world's location remains uncertain.
The world is believed to have formed around the Eamon year 1116 YA, with the first known connection to it reported in the late 1130s. Time on Narnia passed more than 50 times faster than on Eamon or Earth: travelers returning to Eamon after mere days reported spending months there. The short-lived world was destroyed in 1165 following a climactic battle, roughly 2,555 Narnian years (or 48 Eamon years) after its creation.
Like Eamon, Narnia was a magical realm inhabited largely by humans alongside dwarves, giants, fairies, centaurs, and other races. A handful of explorers are known to have traversed the rift to this beautiful mayfly world, but it now lives only in history books, fading memories, and a handful of precious artifacts in museums.
The gods Aslan and Tash played significant roles in Narnia's history, and the latter has attracted a modest following on Eamon.
