King of Gondor
The title of the lords of the Dúnedain, Elendil and his descendants, who ruled the Kingdom of Gondor. The line of the Kings came to an end...
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A Hobbit of the Shire who was probably born early in the twenty-eighth century of the Third Age (the twelfth century by the...
Read MoreHolman Greenhand
The Greenhands were descended from Holman the greenhanded, and Holman’s namesake and grandson, Holman Greenhand, was at least the...
Read MoreHob Gammidge
The son of Wiseman Gamwich, who must have travelled with his father when the family relocated from their original home, the village of...
Read MoreHanna Goldworthy
A Hobbit who married into the wealthy and powerful family of the Brandybucks when she wed Madoc, who was the son of Gormadoc Deepdelver and...
Read MoreHamfast ?Gaffer? Gamgee
The son of Hobson, Hamfast removed to Hobbiton to take up gardening, and was for many years the Baggins’gardener at Bag End. He...
Read MoreGwirith
According to the usage of the Dúnedain, the fourth month of the year, equivalent to Quenya Viressë. The meaning is obscure: the name...
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A Prince of Nargothrond, son of Guilin, whose rage at the mistreatment of his brother Gelmir started the first assault of the Noldor and...
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The river of western Middle-earth, also called the Greyflood, that divided the regions of Enedwaith and Minhiriath. It flowed...
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When Aldarion sailed back to Middle-earth in the first millennium of the Second Age, he sent explorers into the mysterious lands that his...
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A brotherhood formed by Celebrimbor and the other master-craftsmen of Eregion. They were said to be the most skilled artisans to have...
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The lord of the Eagles of Middle-earth at the time of the War of the Ring. He rescued Gandalf from the pinnacle of Orthanc, and from the...
Read MoreGwaeron
Following the tradition of their forerunners the Edain, the Dúnedain of Middle-earth kept a calendar that took its month-names from the...
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