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 | | As a reward, Eorl was given the plains of Calenardhon, and he moved his kingdom there. | | | In the 1200s of the Third Age, the Kings of Gondor made close alliances with the Northmen of Rhovanion, a people akin to the Three Houses of Men (later the Dúnedain) from the First Age. | | | Then Eorl the Young and his fierce Ãothéod Riders unexpectedly took the field during the Battle of Celebrant and turned the tide in the favor of Gondor. |
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| | After the evil Kingdom of Angmar was defeated by Gondor in 1977 T.A. these Northmen moved north and began to call themselves the Ãothéod. | | | Shortly after the death of Vidugavia a small group of Northmen moved to the vales of the Anduin between the Gladden Fields and the Mirkwood. | | | In 2510 T.A. they responded to a plea of help from the trapped Gondorian army at the Field of Celebrant. |
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| | Isengard - free-definition |
| | After Calenardhon was given by Cirion, Steward of Gondor to the Ãothéod and became Rohan, Isengard remained part of Gondor, although Gondor almost forgot about it. | | | The small guard intermarried much with the Dunlendings, until the fortress became a Dunlending fortress in all but name. | | | Isengard remained guarded by a small company, led by a hereditary captain, much like happened in Angrenost at the time. |
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