Peregrin Took is a fictional character from J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth. He is a Hobbit from the Shire who becomes one of The Fellowship of the Ring and later plays an integral part in the war against Sauron.
Brief Background
Peregrin Took (aka Pippin) is a fictional character from Middle-earth. He is from the race of Hobbits know as Fallohides, who are known for being slightly smaller and quicker than other breeds of Hobbits.
Peter Jackson's film adaptation did not delve into the distinction in age between Pippin and his fellow Hobbits of the fellowship, but Pippin was by far the youngest of the four who set out to destroy the One Ring. In the book, Elrond was hesitant to let Pippin join the fellowship, but Gandalf persuaded him to allow the young Hobbit to be part of the group.
Peregrin Took Timeline
The Thain's Book: Peregrin Took Important Dates
Third Age: 2990: Born
September 3001: Attends Bilbo Baggins farewell party
Spring, 3018: Goes with Samwise Gamgee and Meriadoc Brandybuck to help Frodo Baggins
September 29, 3019: Causes Frodo to use the One Ring
December 18, 3018: Becomes a member of the Fellowship of the Ring
January 13, 3019: Drops stone in the well, summoning drums in the deep
February 26, 3019: Uruks capture him and Merry
February 29, 3019: Meets Treebeard
March 5, 3019: Reunites with Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli and Gandalf | Looks into the Palantir
March 9, 3019: Arrives in Minas Tirith with Gandalf | Swears Fealty to Denethor
March 10, 3019: Meets Faramir
March 15, 3019: Saves Faramir from Denethor's pyre | Finds Merry on the battlefield
March 25, 3019: Slays a troll chief at the Black Gate
October 30, 3019: Returns to the Shire
November 1, 3019: Rallies the Tooks
Fourth Age 6: Marries Diamond of Longcleeve
9: Son Faramir born
13: Becomes Thain Peregrin I
64: Travels with Merry to Gondor where both remain until they die
70: Dies