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| | Lord of the Rings Fanatics Plaza: Khazad-dûm University |
 | | The creature slew Durin VI and his son Náin I, and after a year of struggle drove Durin's Folk away from Khazad-dûm. | | | Durin's Folk steadfastly fought Sauron, and often allied with Men and Elves against him (after destruction of Eregion in II Age, in the Last Alliance, and in War of the Ring in III Age). | | | In the Third Age, there was a settlement of Durin's Folk there and a seat of the king since approximately 2200, TA till 2589, TA, when the Dwarves were for the most part were driven away by the Cold-drakes, a lesser breed of Dragons, yet horrible enough in their rage. |
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk |
| | (Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken. | | | The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless. | | | From time to time over the millennia, one among Durin's descendants would arise so similar in bearing to his ancient ancestor that he, too, would be given the name 'Durin'. |
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http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/k/kingofdurinsfolk.html
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| | Dwarves |
| | Appendix A of LotR: "Durin's Folk," 358 and genealogical table | | | Appendix A of LotR: "Durin's Folk," genealogical table (note) | | | He was of the line of Durin and was the son of Nain and the grandson of Gror, who led a company of Dwarves to settle in the Iron Hills. |
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http://www.tuckborough.net/dwarves.html
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: Durin’s Bane |
| | In Appendix A III (Durin's Folk) of The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien hints that the Dwarves may in fact not have awoken the Balrog, but that instead it was the growing power of Sauron in nearby Dol Guldur that returned it to life. | | | Durin was slain by the creature and his son N& I became King. | | | Despite an ill-fated attempt to recolonise Moria by Balin in III 2989, Durin's Bane remained a dark and brooding menace in the ancient kingdom of the Dwarves, whose nature was hidden to the outside world. |
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http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/d/durinsbane.html
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| | beyond anduin |
| | I would like to add that I agree with the idea to which some of ICE's writers have alluded: that not all of Durin's Folk dwelt in Khazad-dûm at its peak. | | | In addition to settling any dissension, this would have established Durin's line not only as the largest House, but also the one in which ran the blood of all seven of the fathers of the Dwarves. | | | Tolkien also tells us that Durin was granted a lifespan much longer than that of any other Dwarf, and was thereby known as Durin the Deathless. |
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http://www.invasivedesigns.com/otherhands/archives/articles/9/khazad.html
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk |
| | (Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken. | | | The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless. | | | One of the seven Fathers of the Dwarves, and the founder of the Longbeards, Durin's Folk. |
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| | Dwarves (Middle-earth) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Thrór (2542 TA-2790 TA) was a King of Durin's folk, the son of Dáin I and the father of Thráin II, and brother to Frór and Grór. | | | When his father was slain by the Balrog as his grandfather Dúrin VI had been killed before, Thráin I fled Khazad-dûm together with the remainder of Durin's folk, migrating to Erebor, which he founded in 1999 T.A.. | | | Náin I was the son of Durin VI, and succeeded his father as King of Khazad-dûm. |
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk |
| | (Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken. | | | The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless. | | | From time to time over the millennia, one among Durin's descendants would arise so similar in bearing to his ancient ancestor that he, too, would be given the name 'Durin'. |
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http://www.encyclopedia-of-arda.com/k/kingofdurinsfolk.html
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk |
| | (Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken. | | | (Ruled 96 years to III 2385) He continued the rule of Durin's Folk in the Grey Mountains, and was succeeded by his son. | | | From time to time over the millennia, one among Durin's descendants would arise so similar in bearing to his ancient ancestor that he, too, would be given the name 'Durin'. |
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk |
| | (Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken. | | | The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless. | | | From time to time over the millennia, one among Durin's descendants would arise so similar in bearing to his ancient ancestor that he, too, would be given the name 'Durin'. |
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http://www.encyclopedia-of-arda.com/k/kingofdurinsfolk.html
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk |
| | (Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken. | | | The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless. | | | From time to time over the millennia, one among Durin's descendants would arise so similar in bearing to his ancient ancestor that he, too, would be given the name 'Durin'. |
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| | Moria (Middle-earth) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | However, considering the Dwarvish love of Mithril and their longing for their ancient homeland, it is more than likely that Durin's folk dwelt once again beneath the Mountains of Moria in Khazad-dûm. | | | This spirit fought the Dwarves and killed Durin VI, the King of Khazad-dûm. | | | The following year, it also killed Náin, Durin VI's son, and the Dwarves were forced to flee their ancient home. |
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk |
| | (Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken. | | | The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless. | | | From time to time over the millennia, one among Durin's descendants would arise so similar in bearing to his ancient ancestor that he, too, would be given the name 'Durin'. |
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| | Articles - Dwarves (Middle-earth) |
| | Thrór (2542 TA-2790 TA) was a King of Durin's folk, the son of Dáin I and the father of Thráin II, and brother to Frór and Grór. | | | Náin I was the son of Durin VI, and succeeded his father as King of Khazad-dûm. | | | Frór was a dwarf of the line of Durin, who was killed with his father Dáin I by a cold-drake in the Grey Mountains. |
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| | Dwarven Chronological Table |
| | Dates of changes of the leadership of the Durin's Folk are given in brown. | | | Náin I, son of Durin VI, is slain by the Balrog. | | | Birth of Náin I, son of Durin VI. |
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| | Articles - Dwarves (Middle-earth) |
| | Thrór (2542 TA-2790 TA) was a King of Durin's folk, the son of Dáin I and the father of Thráin II, and brother to Frór and Grór. | | | Frór was a dwarf of the line of Durin, who was killed with his father Dáin I by a cold-drake in the Grey Mountains. | | | Náin I was the son of Durin VI, and succeeded his father as King of Khazad-dûm. |
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| | Dwarven Chronological Table |
| | Dates of changes of the leadership of the Durin's Folk are given in brown. | | | Náin I, son of Durin VI, is slain by the Balrog. | | | Dwarves are driven from the Grey Mountains to Erebor by cold drakes, and the royal house returns to Erebor. |
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| | Dwarven Chronological Table |
| | Dates of changes of the leadership of the Durin's Folk are given in brown. | | | Náin I, son of Durin VI, is slain by the Balrog. | | | Durin sends the forces from Khazad-dûm to aid Elrond overwhelmed by the armies of Sauron. |
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| | The Grey Havens - Humans: A History and Complete Chronology of Númenor |
| | I have described the Kings of Durin's Folk as Kings Under the Mountain even if they only ruled Erebor for part of their reign. | | | The Seward of Gondor during the reigns of Kings Ondoher and Eärnil II was Pelendur. | | | Aragorn II and Arwen plight their troth in Lórien upon the hill of Cerin Amroth, he gives her the Ring of Barahir. |
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| | Lord of the Rings Fanatics Plaza: Khazad-dûm Library |
| | Fought between TA 2793 to 2799 between Dwarves, especially Durin’s Folk, and the Orcs of the Misty Mountains. | | | That’s okay, I believe I said, concerning Durin VII that it was originally decided or something, Tolkien had this in one of the HoMe books, so it’s not official, but an idea he had and maybe never got across. | | | And in the family tree in Appendix Durin VII seems to be put as descendant of Thorin Stonehelm. |
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| | Thrór was the first King of Durin's folk who lived in exile: after a cold-drake had killed Dáin I and Frór, only a part of Durin's folk joined him in the mines of Erebor, the greater part moving to the Iron Hills under Grór. | | | It is likely that the name Thror was influenced by the Norse God Thor, who also influenced the name of Thorin. | | | Tolkien's fantasy universe of Middle-earth, Thrór (2542 TA-2790 TA), was a Dwarf, the son of Dáin I and the father of Thráin II and brother to Frór and Grór. |
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| | DGMA::Nobody Tosses a Durin |
| | Durin III was probably pretty stealthy on his own, but here hes got his Dwarven folk with him. | | | Still, I know that Durin III was a strong Dwarf and invariably a smart Dwarf, so I in my deck design I surrounded him with a whole bunch of other Dwarves (seven to be exact), and some gimmicks courtesy of the Black Rider expansion. | | | Certainly Durin III wouldnt care as long as he had an axe in his hand and a few pints in his belly hed be good to go. |
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| | Durin's folk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Last King of all of Durin's folk, he was killed by a cold-drake in 2589 T.A. Thrór son of Dáin I. Returned to Erebor as King under the Mountain, and tried to reclaim Moria. | | | Durin's Folk was reunited when Dáin II, Lord of the Ered Mithrin, became King of Erebor in 2941 T.A.. | | | This lasted until Durin VI, who was killed by Durin's Bane in 1980 of the Third Age. |
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| | Horizons Warcry - Horizons News, Community and Information |
| | House of Durin was the name chosen for the guild because it means the line of descendants of Durin the Deathless (Durin I), hereditary Dwarven-kings of Durin’s Folk. | | | My character’s name (Durin IX) was selected because Durin VIII was the last noted dwarf of the House of Durin in Tolkien’s writings. | | | Only time will the tell the fortune of the House of Durin. |
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http://hz.warcry.com/index.php/content/community/guild_interviews/House_of_Durin_Q&A.php
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| | Dwarves |
| | Appendix A of LotR: "Durin's Folk," 358 and genealogical table | | | He was of the line of Durin and was the son of Nain and the grandson of Gror, who led a company of Dwarves to settle in the Iron Hills. | | | Dain, who was only a young Dwarf at the time, avenged his father by cutting off Azog's head with his red axe. |
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: Durin’s Bane |
| | In Appendix A III (Durin's Folk) of The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien hints that the Dwarves may in fact not have awoken the Balrog, but that instead it was the growing power of Sauron in nearby Dol Guldur that returned it to life. | | | Durin was slain by the creature and his son N& I became King. | | | Despite an ill-fated attempt to recolonise Moria by Balin in III 2989, Durin's Bane remained a dark and brooding menace in the ancient kingdom of the Dwarves, whose nature was hidden to the outside world. |
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http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/d/durinsbane.html
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: Durin’s Bane |
| | In Appendix A III (Durin's Folk) of The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien hints that the Dwarves may in fact not have awoken the Balrog, but that instead it was the growing power of Sauron in nearby Dol Guldur that returned it to life. | | | Durin was slain by the creature and his son N& I became King. | | | Despite an ill-fated attempt to recolonise Moria by Balin in III 2989, Durin's Bane remained a dark and brooding menace in the ancient kingdom of the Dwarves, whose nature was hidden to the outside world. |
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| | LotR Fanatics Library: The Dwarven Lands |
| | The king, Durin VI, was slain by it, and a year after that, Nain, his son. | | | Instead Dain II Ironfoot, Nain's heir, returned with the remainder of his folk to the Iron Hills, while Thrain and his son Thorin wandered to Eriador and eventually made themselves a home in the Ered Luin. | | | He is the ancestor of all Dwarven kings, and after awakening from sleep he came upon the caves above Kheled Zaram and established the mightiest of the Dwarf kingdom, the Dwarrodwelf, in the Dwarven tongue Khazad-dûm. |
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