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To combat the Dead Gods and other powers of Law and Chaos that threatened to tip the scales of the Balance, the Nihrain reforged the two halves of the Dragon Sword into the twin Black Swords, Stormbringer and Mournblade.

Before the Mernii arrived, the Nihrain were a prosperous society who served the Cosmic Balance.

The Mernii and Phoorn immigrate to the world of the Nihrain. So, the Vadhagh and their many elfin subraces again flee to other worlds.

Eventually, the forces of Chaos conquer the world of the Garden.

To be a little more specific, "a mortal princess had been courted by a dragon of the Phoorn race and" "Elric’s folk sprang from that supernatural union." -The Citadel of Forgotten Myths.

Some of the Vadhagh/Eldren interbreed with Phoorn dragons and diverge into the Mernii race.

After John Daker/ Prince Flamadin frees the dragon in the sword by splitting it in two, the Eldren women return to their manfolk in a new world where they establish the Garden of the Rune.

But the Eldren females become stranded in the Six Realms of the Wheel when their dragon is trapped in a sword. These Vadhagh, who also become known as the Eldren, flee to a world without Mabden.

Most of the Vadhagh are massacred by Mabden, but two cosmic dragons help some of them escape.

The Chronicles of Corum Volume 1: The Knight of the Swords (Graphic Novel).

In the Chaos Lords' bid to take over the Fifteen Planes from him, Arioch created the Mabden, humanity, to wipe out Arkyn's creations.

During his rule of the Fifteen Planes, Lord Arkyn of Law creates a lawful humanoid race called the Vadhagh, who evolved from aquatic mammals, and their rivals, the Nhadragh.

Where possible, graphic adaptations of stories are listed in place of their text novel equivalents.

The exact order and dates of these events are by no means certain or absolute, particularly the events of Elric's exile and the short stories in Tales of the White Wolf and Pawn of Chaos. It was aggregated from various Wikiverse articles, particularly Dale E Rippke's Elric Timeline, Chronological List of Elric Stories, and An Elric Chronology, but also from Atlas of the Young Kingdoms Vol 1: The Northern Continent (An Elric! Supplement) and extensive independent research. It is largely structured as a chronological reading order for various novels, graphic novels, comics, and short stories, with some descriptions of several unwritten stories in-between. This is a timeline of the events of Elric's life, and the history of his race and his world.