Philip Pullman publishes the first novel of the His Dark Materials trilogy, originally titled 'Northern Lights' in the UK and later known as 'The Golden Compass' in the US.
The second novel in the His Dark Materials trilogy, 'The Subtle Knife', is published, continuing the story of Lyra Belacqua.
The final book in the His Dark Materials trilogy, 'The Amber Spyglass', is released, concluding the epic fantasy series.
The film adaptation of the first novel, 'The Golden Compass', directed by Chris Weitz, is released in cinemas worldwide.
BBC and HBO announce a television adaptation of Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, aiming to bring the story to a new audience through a serialized format.
The first season of the His Dark Materials TV series premieres on BBC One in the UK and HBO in the US, receiving positive reviews for its faithful adaptation and production quality.
The second season of the His Dark Materials TV series premieres, continuing the adaptation of the book trilogy.
The third and final season of the His Dark Materials TV series premieres, concluding the televised adaptation of the original trilogy.
God creates the multiple worlds including Lyra's universe and our own.
Lyra grows up in Jordan College, Oxford, unaware of her destiny.
Asriel leads an expedition to the North to explore Dust and open a bridge between worlds.
Lyra leaves Jordan College and starts her quest to rescue kidnapped children and uncover the mystery of Dust.
Lyra encounters Will from another world, and together they unlock the secrets of the multiverse.
Using the Subtle Knife, Lyra and Will open doorways to multiple worlds.
The Authority, the false God, is defeated and order begins to change the multiverse.
Lyra remains in her world while Will returns to ours, signifying a bittersweet parting.
