Rudyard Kipling
(1965-1936)
Chronology
December 30, 1865 Rudyard Kipling was born at
1871-77 Years spent at Southsea
1878-82 Years spent at Westward Ho !
1882 Returned to
1886 Wrote Departmental Ditties.
1887-89 Was on the Staff of the Pioneer,
1888 Wrote Plain Tales from the Hills, Stories for
Indian Railway Library.
1889 Returned to
1890 Got success in
Wrote The Light that failed
1891 Took sea voyage – His last visit to
January 18, 1892 Married Caroline Balestier.
Wrote The Naulakha,
Barrack-Room Ballads.
1894-95 Wrote The Jungle
Books
1896 Wrote The Seven Seas
1897 At Rottingdean.
Recessional
1899 Wrote The White Man’s Burden. Last visit to the
Death of Rudyard Kipling’s daughter.
1901 Kim appeared.
1902 House at ‘Bateman’s’, Burwash,
Sussek.
1903 Wrote The Five
Nations
1904 Wrote Traffics and Discoveries
1906 Wrote Puck of Pook’s
Hill
1907 Awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. Voyage to
1910 Published Rewards and Fairies
1913 Made a voyage to
1915 Kipling’s son was believed to be killed in
1917 Wrote A Diversity of Creature.
1923 Wrote The Irish Guards in the Great War.
1924 Kipling’s younger daughter’s marriage.
1926 Wrote Debits and Credits
1927 Wrote Sketches of
1930 Wrote Thy Servant a Dog. Voyage
to the
1932 Wrote Limits and Renewals
Jan 18, 1936 Rudyard Kipling died and
was buried in Poet’s corner in Westminster Abbey.
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