Star Wars Timeline Explained
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A quick way to read Star Wars dates, count toward the Battle of Yavin, and separate story time from release order.
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Follow the Star Wars timeline across movies, shows, books, comics, games and audio, with current canon, Legends and alternate stories labelled as separate continuity lanes.
The Skywalker Saga is only one route through a galaxy of ancient orders, rebellions, criminal empires, forgotten legends and new frontiers.
For a first screen journey, start with A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, then the prequel trilogy and sequel trilogy in their release sequence. Use chronology for a revisit or a chosen era. Books, games and every animated series are not prerequisites for those first three films.
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The released work-and-arc map opens first across current continuity, Legends and deliberately alternate stories. Announced works are tracked separately and never inflate the numbered checklist.
Current canon follows the official galactic eras. Legends and alternate works occupy their own visible lanes, so chronological proximity never implies shared continuity. Works that span several years remain labelled rather than forced into false precision.
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Tessa Gratton & Justina Ireland. Introduces the Path of the Open Hand.
GoodreadsZoraida Córdova. The Eiram/E'ronoh war.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Source status: C.
Source status: C / Multi-Era.
GoodreadsGeorge Mann. Audio-first, full cast. Not an audiobook — this story does not exist as a novel. Central to Phase II.
Tessa Gratton.
GoodreadsLydia Kang. Phase II adult finale.
GoodreadsCavan Scott. Marda Ro's turn. Phase II's best book.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
Charles Soule. The entry point. The Great Disaster.
GoodreadsJustina Ireland.
GoodreadsClaudia Gray. Reath Silas; a Star Wars haunted-house story.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
Cavan Scott. The Republic Fair attack.
GoodreadsDaniel José Older. Concurrent with The Rising Storm.
GoodreadsJustina Ireland.
GoodreadsCavan Scott. Lourna Dee. Audio-first; a script book followed. Widely considered the best thing in Phase I.
Daniel José Older. Noir detective story.
Claudia Gray. Phase I's catastrophic finale. Do not read out of order.
GoodreadsJustina Ireland.
Daniel José Older.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Charles Soule. The Nihil's origins.
Charles Soule.
George Mann. One year after The Fallen Star.
GoodreadsDaniel José Older & Alyssa Wong.
GoodreadsJustina Ireland & Tessa Gratton.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Source status: C.
Tessa Gratton.
GoodreadsGeorge Mann.
GoodreadsZoraida Córdova.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
Charles Soule. The finale of all three phases.
GoodreadsSource status: C/A.
Source status: C.
The only live-action High Republic story. Cancelled after one season.
IMDbCavan Scott. Dooku's life story, framed by Ventress. Audio-first; script book followed.
Claudia Gray. Qui-Gon and a young Obi-Wan. The best canon prequel-era novel.
GoodreadsKiersten White. Teenage Obi-Wan.
GoodreadsJohn Jackson Miller. The entire Jedi Council on a road trip, one year before The Phantom Menace.
A blockade of Naboo draws two Jedi to a gifted child whose discovery will reshape the Republic.
E.K. Johnston. Overlaps TPM from Padmé's handmaidens' view.
GoodreadsE.K. Johnston. Padmé as Senator.
GoodreadsAn assassination investigation exposes a secret clone army as the Republic moves toward open war.
Mike Chen. Immediately after AOTC. Obi-Wan and Anakin's relationship at its hinge.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Source status: C / Multi-Era.
E.K. Johnston. Concludes the Padmé trilogy.
GoodreadsChristie Golden. Adapted from eight unproduced Clone Wars scripts. Quinlan Vos and Ventress.
GoodreadsThe Clone Wars end, the Republic falls and Anakin Skywalker makes the choice that defines the Imperial age.
Source status: C / Multi-Era.
Source status: C / Multi-Era.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
Delilah S. Dawson. A Jedi becomes an Inquisitor.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
GoodreadsA young Han Solo meets Chewbacca and Lando Calrissian while chasing a place in the criminal underworld.
IMDbRae Carson. Han and Qi'ra before Solo.
GoodreadsE.K. Johnston. Qi'ra's route from Corellia to Crimson Dawn.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Years into exile, Obi-Wan is pulled back into the galaxy by a mission involving the young Leia Organa.
IMDbJohn Jackson Miller. The first canon novel published after the reset. Kanan meets Hera.
GoodreadsTimothy Zahn. Canon reintroduction of the character Zahn created in Legends.
GoodreadsSource status: C / Multi-Era.
GoodreadsSets up Thrawn's Rebels arc.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
James Luceno. Galen Erso; begins during the Clone Wars.
GoodreadsBeth Revis. Jyn Erso's missing years.
GoodreadsGreg Rucka. Chirrut and Baze on Jedha.
Source status: C.
GoodreadsLuke Skywalker leaves Tatooine and joins the Rebellion's attempt to destroy the Death Star.
Source status: C.
GoodreadsSource status: C / Multi-Era.
Kevin Hearne. First-person Luke; a rare POV experiment.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
The Empire drives the Rebels from their base while Luke seeks deeper training in the Force.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
Ethan Sacks. Beilert Valance.
Charles Soule. Boba Fett loses Han's carbonite en route to Jabba. Spans Star Wars, Vader, Aphra, Bounty Hunters.
Charles Soule. Qi'ra's shadow war on the Sith.
The Rebellion commits to a final strike as Luke returns to confront Vader and the Emperor.
Source status: C.
Source status: C.
Chuck Wendig. Book 1 of the Aftermath trilogy. Divisive prose style; important plot.
GoodreadsChuck Wendig. The Battle of Jakku.
Alexander Freed. Concludes the Alphabet Squadron trilogy.
GoodreadsDual campaign — New Republic and Imperial.
Source status: C.
IMDbSource status: C.
IMDbWatch between Mandalorian S2 and S3. Episodes 5 and 6 are functionally Mandalorian episodes; S3 assumes them.
IMDbSource status: C.
IMDbSource status: C.
First theatrical Star Wars film since 2019. Continues after Mandalorian S3.
Adam Christopher. Luke and Lando; Rey's parents; the Sith Eternal. Retroactively load-bearing for the sequel trilogy.
GoodreadsClaudia Gray. Leia's political career fractures; the First Order emerges. Essential sequel-trilogy groundwork.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
Source status: C.
IMDbRey and Finn are swept into the Resistance's fight against the First Order and a new dark-side threat.
Begins immediately after TFA.
Source status: C.
Rebecca Roanhorse. Direct TROS lead-in.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
GoodreadsSource status: C.
The Resistance faces a final galactic offensive as Rey confronts the origin of the threat pursuing her.
Placed Imperial era. Source status: C.
Placed New Republic / Batuu. Source status: C/A.
Massive / Ubisoft. Kay Vess and the Syndicate War. Runs concurrent with Crimson Reign. First open-world Star Wars game.
Placed Post-Endor. Source status: C/A.
Placed Endor through First Order era. Source status: C.
John Ostrander. Force Storm, Prisoner of Bogan, Force War. The Je'daii Order before the Jedi.
Ostrander, Anderson, Veitch. The Golden Age of the Sith, Fall of the Sith Empire, Knights of the Old Republic, The Freedon Nadd Uprising, Dark Lords of the Sith, The Sith War, Redemption. Exar Kun, Ulic Qel-Droma, Nomi Sunrider.
BioWare. Widely considered the best Star Wars game ever made. Revan.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Drew Karpyshyn. The origin of the Rule of Two — a concept later absorbed into canon.
Drew Karpyshyn.
Drew Karpyshyn.
James Luceno. Palpatine's rise, told from his master's side. Frequently named the best Star Wars novel ever written. Published weeks before the Disney acquisition.
GoodreadsJames Luceno. Directly before TPM.
GoodreadsSource status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
James Luceno. Directly precedes RotS.
GoodreadsSource status: Legends / adaptation.
James Luceno. Immediately after RotS.
GoodreadsStarkiller, Vader's secret apprentice. Multimedia project: game, novel, comic. Its plot — the Rebellion's founding — was fully superseded by canon.
A possible Starkiller clone searches for his identity while the early Rebellion becomes trapped in Vader's plans.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Steve Perry. A "film without a film" — the multimedia experiment that filled the ESB–RotJ gap. Dash Rendar, Prince Xizor, Black Sun. The direct Legends ancestor of Star Wars Outlaws.
X-Wing, TIE Fighter, X-Wing Alliance. TIE Fighter in particular is regarded as a masterpiece.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
Timothy Zahn. Heir to the Empire, Dark Force Rising, The Last Command. The books that revived Star Wars in the 1990s. Thrawn, Mara Jade, Talon Karrde. If you read one thing in Legends, read this.
Tom Veitch. The resurrected Emperor; Luke's fall and return. Enormously influential, widely disputed.
Kevin J. Anderson. Luke rebuilds the Jedi Order on Yavin 4.
Source status: Legends.
GoodreadsTimothy Zahn. Specter of the Past, Vision of the Future. Closes the original EU arc.
Source status: Legends.
Troy Denning.
GoodreadsSource status: Legends.
GoodreadsSource status: Legends.
GoodreadsTroy Denning. The final Legends novel published. Han, Luke and Leia's last outing.
GoodreadsSource status: Legends.
Source status: Legends.
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These records are tracked for context but are excluded from chronology numbers, filters and progress until release.
From the Library
Make sense of the timeline, then find your next story.
Star Wars Timeline Explained
A quick way to read Star Wars dates, count toward the Battle of Yavin, and separate story time from release order.
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Star Wars Canon & Continuity
Two continuities can share characters and still tell different histories. Here is how to tell which story you are following.
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Star Wars Start Here
Choose a first Star Wars book by continuity, character or era, without treating the entire catalogue as required reading.
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Editorial guidance
A New Hope introduces the galaxy through a small group of characters before the wider history is explained. Starting with the earliest dated work serves a history project instead. Our first-watch recommendation favours the original reveals; the chronology remains useful when you already know the central story and want to explore what happened around it.
BBY and ABY place events relative to the Battle of Yavin; they do not establish whether a book belongs to current canon or Legends. Similar dates can describe incompatible versions of history. Pick a continuity, then an era or medium. A familiar character appearing in both lanes is not permission to combine their biographies.
This is a work-and-arc guide, not an episode-by-episode interleave. The Clone Wars has an official episode chronology of its own. Choose a complete series or book sequence before chasing every neighbouring entry on the map. Add publishing and games when their premise interests you, rather than treating the catalogue’s size as the cost of entry.
Added a first-watch route and explained work-level chronology, Legends and optional expansion. This date covers these reading and viewing notes, not a fresh audit of every chronology record. The guide’s coverage date remains above.
Starting points and optional-route judgments are Story Order recommendations. They are distinct from official chronology and canon statements.
Quick answers
The unified timeline combines screen, game, publishing and audio stories while preserving every continuity label.
Story chronology shows the complete galaxy at once. Release order remains available for anyone who wants to preserve how each mystery was originally revealed.
The series and film live in the Clone Wars era, with the official episode chronology linked below. They connect directly into Rebels, The Bad Batch and Ahsoka.
Several episodes directly continue The Mandalorian, and Season 3 assumes those developments have occurred.
Visions stays in the full map as an alternate-story anthology with its canon label visible; Starter Mode may hide it from the shorter view.
Editorial standard
The official StarWars.com viewing guide anchors the broad chronology. Story Order then separates first-watch essentials from deeper animated context.