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Ads by Google      Middle-earth RPG - RP(TTF): The War in the South Baragund sat quietly smoking his pipe while listening to Rytandur's tale, his eyes conveying sympathy for the tragedies that had befallen Rytandur. Baragund was not one to deny stew to a soul, and so Ethan sat down and was soon laughing in the merriment they were having. Each tale makes Baragund blush and smile sheepishly at Lynea. http://www.middleearthrpg.com/showthread.php?t=89      Middle-earth Mythology - Baragund Baragund is a man and therefore should be listed among the men, not in the category "Others." There is a reason for subdividing the index. Baragund is not a Numenorean, because he lived in the first age before Numenor existed. People should really try to use this system the way it was meant to be used. http://realgoodwin.com/middle-earth/character.php?id=10&Specie=Others      Seriously! Forums - i got LOTR today... The daughter of Baragund was Morwen, the mother of Túrin, and the daughter of Belegund was Rían, the mother of Tuor. But the son of Barahir was Beren One-hand, who won the love of Lúthien Thingol's daughter, and returned from the Dead; from them came Elwing the wife of Eärendil, and all the Kings of Númenor after." (pg 178 of The Silmarillion 2nd reprint 2nd edition paperback) The son of Boromir was Bregor, whose sons were Bregolas and Barahir; and the sons of Bregolas were Baragund and Belegund. http://forums.seriouszone.com/archive/index.php/t-21198      Baragund This year was Gorlim, one of the outlaws in Dorthonion, ensnared by Morgoth and he betrayed his friends and they were all slain by Orcs save Beren. Baragund was yellow haired and blue-eyed as most of his line Father to a daughter, Morwen, who was born in F.A.445. http://www.annalsofarda.dk/Annals-of-Arda/Humans-index-tables/Humans/Baragund.htm      Morwen's Secret Chamber She fled from the orcs and Easterings; evil werewolfs and This is the secret place where Morwen, daughter of Baragund: wife to Hurin, Lord of Dor-lomin took refuge. http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/6000/dana.html      First House And son of Huor was Tuor, and son of Hurin was Turin, and they were very famous in songs and tales, as is told elsewhere. For these were slain one by one, until at last only twelve remained to Barahir: Beren his son, and Baragund and Belegund his nephews, and nine faithful servants of his house whose names were long remembered in the songs: RIAN daughter of Belegund married Huor and MORWEN daughter of Baragund married Hurin Steadfast, and they were both sons of Galdor Gumlin the Tall. http://satan.aster.net.pl/~pradera/lotr/trees/infos/1kind.html      Tolkienion Lexicon Letter M Daughter of Baragund (nephew of Barahir, the father of Beren); wife of Húrin and mother of Túrin and Nienor ; called Eledhwen (translated in the text as 'Elfsheen') and the Lady of Dor-lómin. Name given to Túrin as captain of the host of Nargothrond ; see Gurthang. http://www.tolkienion.com/lexicon/comp_m.html      TolkienWiki: Barahir He fought on until he had only twelve companions: Beren his son, and Baragund and Belegund his nephews, the sons of Bregolas, and nine faithful servants of his house whose names were long remembered in the songs of the Noldor : Radhruin and Dairuin they were, Dagnir and Ragnor, Gildor and Gorlim the unhappy, Arthad and Urthel, and Hathaldir the young. Barahir had chosen to fight with the Noldor against Morgoth, and he paid for this decision with his life. http://www.thetolkienwiki.org/wiki.cgi?Baragund      The question of ND or N(N) This name it bears in the oldest records that survive, and it is here retained in that form, though now it is called Belerian." Thus the use of the form Beleriand is a deliberate archaism; in contemporary Sindarin the name was pronounced Belerian. Apparently "archaic spellings" were still quite common in the Third Age, and in the text of LotR this is also reflected in names that were still in contemporary use, such as Morthond, Merethrond or Elrond. Names like Baragund etc. would also be archaisms, whereas a spelling like Húrin reflects the pronunciation current in later ages; back in the First Age, Húrin would have called himself Húrind. http://www.uib.no/People/hnohf/ndnn.htm      Article about "Barahir" in the English Wikipedia on 24-Apr-2004 The rest of Barahir's companions were Gildor, Belegund, Baragund, Urthel, Dagnir, Ragnor, Radhruin, Dairuin, Arthad and Hathaldir. Barahir's son Beren escaped the slaughter and lived to a great destiny. They were betrayed to Morgoth by Gorlim the Unhappy, a lovesick member of their company. http://fixedreference.org/en/20040424/wikipedia/Barahir      [No title] FA 460) Adan of the First House, one of the last twelve of Barahir's outlaw companions in Dorthonion. Baragund was one of the last twelve of Barahir's outlaw band in Dorthonion. FA 460) Adan of the First House, son of Bregolas and father of Morwen. http://www.geocities.com/finna.geo/features.htm      Narn i Hîn Húrin Morwen was dark-haired and tall, and for the light of her glance and the beauty of her face men called her Eledhwen, the elven-fair; but she was somewhat stern of mood and proud. Húrin wedded Morwen, the daughter of Baragund son of Bregolas of the House of Bëor ; and she was thus of close kin to Beren One-hand. http://members.liwest.at/hastalavista/narn/childhood.html      [No title] You can work intently at whatever is new and holds your interest at the moment, but your interest wanes quickly when drudgery and monotony set in. The name Baragund gives you a strongly independent and highly creative nature, with drive and ambition to have experiences and accomplish things out of the ordinary. This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success, as well as cause health weaknesses in the solar plexus. http://www.kabalarians.com/../male/baragund.htm      Morwen She was a daughter of Baragund of the House of Bëor, and she married Húrin of the House of Marach. For the wife of Thengel, see: Morwen Steelsheen. http://encyclopedia.codeboy.net/wikipedia/m/mo/morwen.html      Argument Enders Some were there received among the Haladin, but some passed on over the mountains to Dor-lomin and the people of Galdor, Hador’s son; and among those were Rian, daughter of Belegund, and Morwen, who was named Eledhwen, that is Elf-sheen, daughter of Baragund. http://fan.theonering.net/middleearthtours/ref_warriorwomen.html      Tolkienion Lexicon Letter B Queen of Tarannon Falastur, twelfth King of Gondor. Brother of Barahir and father of Baragund and Belegund. The Bow of Bregor was preserved In Númenor. http://www.tolkienion.com/lexicon/comp_b.html      Third House There Hurin married Morwen, daughter of Baragund, and Huor married Rian, daughter of Belegund, who came to Hithlum escaping from Dorthonion, where still Barahir with his twelve companions fought. Seven years after Bragollach Morgoth sent a great force against Hithlum, and Galdor was slain by an arrow, in the same place his father Hador died before. There they lived for some time, until at last they left the city and went to Hithlum, where their people were. http://satan.aster.net.pl/~pradera/lotr/trees/infos/3kind.html      Love, Middle-earth Style - Suite101.com Most of her people fled to Dor-lomin soon after Bregolas and many of his men were slain in battle, but Baragund and others stayed with Barahir, and followed him faithfully. She was not an Elrosian (i.e., not descended from Elros Tar-Minyatur) and therefore though long-lived like all Numenoreans, she did not possess the unusually long life-span of the Elrosians. Morwen was the daughter of Baragund, the elder son (and, strangely, rightful heir) of Bregolas, who was Lord of Ladros from 448 to 455. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/tolkien/32132      The Bag End Bugle Silmarillion Index After the Dagor Bragollach Morwen fled to Dor-lomin, where she married Húrin. Morwen, who was also called Eledhwen and Elf-sheen, was the daughter of Baragund of Dorthonian. She tried to climb Meneltarma and reach the Hallow of Eru when Númenor was drowned. http://www.thebagendbugle.net/silmarillion.html      A Hobbit's ... He survived the Dagor Bragollach and afterwards lived as an outlaw in Dorthonion with his uncle Barahir (see below). He was also slain by Sauron 's forces. In the War of Wrath at the end of the First Age most of the Balrogs were destroyed, the few who survived hide themselves in caves and under the earth, like for example the Balrog in Moria which the Fellowship of the Ring met there. http://www.warofthering.net/ahobbitstale/tolkien/tolkien_encyclopedia_b.htm      Morwen Eledhwen, daughter of Baragund's Journal I do wish that my husband was here now..I do miss him the most.. I am finally here...I am rather unknown..So many of you might not remember me..hopefully dear Arwen and her lovely husband will...I am Morwen daughter of Baragund, wife to Hurin...I hope that helps with the remembrance..Goodbye for now. http://www.livejournal.com/~lovely_morwen      The Grey Havens - Humans: The line of Elros After Tar-Aldarion's death she neglected all of his policies and sent no more aid to Gil-Galad. She was descended from Bereth, who was the sister of Baragund and Belegund.{UT 169,208} Note 7: Son of Hatholdir, descendent of the House of Hador.{UT 165} Note 8: She was declared King's Heir at the age of 19. His marrage to Erendis was stormy and not a very happy one.{UT 165-198, 214-215} Note 6: Her mother was Nuneth and her father was Bregar of the House of Beor. http://www.tolkien.cro.net/humans/elrostre.html      Fanatics Plaza: Rohan Kingdom Another note of interest due to trade with other races would be that many ages ago, or so the tales go, some from my family had dealings with the Edain, and especially of the house of Baragund. A chance encounter with a woman of that house, Bereth, the aunt of Morwen, left such an impression on the kinfolk that they named their next girl-child after her. The office of Larmaegister (Loremaster) of the Mark is an honor few hold in Rohan, and just recently I was appointed that honor, which I accepted with humble gratitude. http://www.lotrplaza.com/rohan/History.asp      Archive Entry Create Now, it is told that Morgwen, daughter of Baragund, gave birth to her first-born son and named him Turin. Four years later, Morgwen gave birth to a daughter and called her, Lalaith (which means "laughter") for it was a time of great rejoicing and good fortune. They called their farm "Gelion" (which means, "double river"), for they built their farm along the joining of the tributaries of the Ashlean. http://www.keltik.net/ravlib/archlib/ae      [ Daily Tolkien ] Does Barliman have a beard? and other important fannish issues For example, did Aragorn rule by the divine right of kings? Well, to figure that out one needs to know whether Finrod's gift of a ring to Barahir somehow altered the line of descent in the Beorian noble family (actually, it doesn't matter -- Barahir's son Beren survived, Barahir's nephews Baragund and Belegund died childless). http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/906347/posts      Silmarillion Dictionary A-B Baragund and Belegund; an Adan, son of Bregor [next] Baragund Nol; see BARÁS- hot, Nol bara fiery, eager [Etym]; also see KUNDU- prince, Nol cunn, http://www.quicksilver899.com/Tolkien/SILM/SILM_AB.html      A Hobbit's ... She married Húrin and gave birth to Túrin Turambar. + Morwen : Morwen was the daugther of Baragund of the house of Bëor. http://www.warofthering.net/ahobbitstale/tolkien/tolkien_encyclopedia_m.htm      LotR Fanatics Library: Elrond and Elros Originally, her family lived in Dorthonion before the Dagor Bragollach (Battle of Sudden Flame), but as a result of the defeat of Elves and Men, they were driven out and eventually settled in Hithlum in Dor-lómin. 501 F.A. orwen was the daughter of Baragund and a descendent of Bëor the Old. http://www.lotrlibrary.com/racesofarda/morwen.asp      lovely_morwen - User Info She fled from the orcs and Easterings; evil werewolfs and Morgoth's thralls to a hidden chamber that even the winds cannot find. Morwen, daughter of Baragund of the House of Bëor, : wife to Húrin Thalion, Lord of Dor-lómin. If you are this user, you can edit your information (or choose what information is considered public) at the Edit Info page. http://www.livejournal.com/userinfo.bml?user=lovely_morwen      Bregolas However, when Tolkien changed the Seige of Angband to last from FA 51 to FA 255, he also changed the Bregolas' relations in the House of Bëor. After the revision, he was born in FA 200 and died in FA 255, and was the son of Bregor, brother of Barahir and father of Baragund and Belegund. http://www.torania.de/luthien/names/bregolas.htm      The Land of Rohan - View Profile: Barahir I enjoy waging war against Morgoth with all that remain of my house: My brother Bregolas, his sons Belegund and Baragund, my own son Beren, and my servants: Radhruin, Dairuin, Dagnir, Ragnor, Gildor, Gorlim, Arthad, Urthel, and Hathaldir. A chieftain of the First House of the Edain; the father of Beren Erchamion; savior of Finrod High King of the Noldor. http://www.landofrohan.com/forum/member.php?do=getinfo&userid=18      [ Daily Tolkien ] Have island, will rebel Elatan's son may have been elevated to the lordship of Andunie because he was a king's grandson, but it could also be that Elatan was the most respected leader in Andunie and would himself have been made lord of that region if there had been a need for one. Silmarien married Elatan of Andunie, who may have been a descendant of Beor from a lesser line. Erendis' father, Beregar, was a Beorian descended from Beleth, the sister of Baragund and Belegund, the nephews of Barahir, Beren's father. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/893865/posts      White Council archive Re: L-ND-L Tolkien and the Inklings discussion It's possible that Elatan also came of that line, and that Beleth married someone who was somehow related to Beor himself, perhaps a descendant of Belen or Bardnor (although Bardnor's son Bereg left Beleriand). The Marachians, of course, would have included the Beorians, and since the Line of Boromir (first Lord of Ladros) had ended with Dior, Elros would have been revered among them but not regarded as any more of a leader than whomever had taken up their headship. Erendis was a descendant of Beor, being descended from Beleth, the daughter of Baragund. http://www.sf-fandom.com/xoa/white_council/archive_65/13042.htm      Encyclopedia of Arda: Morwen The daughter of Baragund of the House of Bëor, she wedded Húrin Thalion and was the mother of T&. Click the link or the Seeing-stone to display the main page and full index. For conditions of reuse, see the Site FAQ. http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/m/morwen.html      Dor-Lómin Names Notice: the f letter is nearly never used (only two apparitions), the k letter appears no where (it will heavily later with Numenor and Adunaic), the y letter is absent too. Name built with elements quoted above include all the features name of Dor-Lómin, and among less known First Age edain names: Aerin, Baragund, Bereg, Malach, Balan, Rian, Gundor, Gethron, Urthel, Magor.... http://www.himring.com/dor-lomin/names.htm      Romenor Húrin the Steadfast son of Galdor son of Hador born in Hithlum. Morwen Eledhwen the Elf-sheen born, daughter of Baragund of the House of Bëor. Huor brother of Húrin of the House of Hador born. http://personal.inet.fi/private/opax/romenor/timeline.html      Middle-earth: The First Age Barahir resists in Dorthonion with Beren, Belegund and Baragund (+ Arthad, Dagnir, Dairuin, Gildor, Gorlim, Hathaldir, Radhruin, Ragnor, and Urthel). Emeldir leads the women and children of the House of Hador out of Ladros. The tribe of Ulfang ally with Caranthir, the tribe of Bor with Maedhros. http://homepages.pavilion.co.uk/users/rdowning/gloss/sfirst.htm      Baragund Please See House of Bëor For Further Information about Baragund. http://www.bambooweb.com/articles/b/a/Baragund.html      [No title] Beregar was from the House of Bëor and a descendant of Bereth, sister of Belegund and Baragund. http://home.hetnet.nl/~thdefeber/MWE.doc      Middle-earth RPG - View Profile: baragund baragund is not a member of any public groups Contact Us - Middle-earth RPG - Archive - Top http://www.middleearthrpg.com/member.php?u=78      Bereth As sister of Baragund and Belegund she was thus the aunt of Morwen who wedded Hurin. Bereth is told to be ancestress to Erendis of Sister to Baragund and Belegund of the First House. http://www.annalsofarda.dk/Annals-of-Arda/humans-index-tables/Humans/Bereth.htm      TolkienWiki: Bregolas Son of Bregor, brother of Barahir, father of Baragund and Belegund. http://www.thetolkienwiki.org/wiki.cgi?Bregolas

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