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| | LotR Fanatics Library: Brandir |
 | | Now the year passed and there was peace for a time in Brethil and Niniel was fully healed and had grown extremely fair, and Turambar could restrain himself no longer: he asked her hand in marriage. | | | But from the sword that he bore they knew him for who he truly was, the Mormegil - the Black Sword of Nargothrond of whom tidings had even entered the secluded forest of Brethil. | | | Soon enough Glaurung himself issued out of Nargothrond and his fires could be seen from Brethil, so Turambar called out to all the people: "Therefore Men of Brethil, I go now to seek the belly of Glaurung, by what means I may, who will come with me?" (Unfinished Tales "Narn I Hîn Húrin"). |
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http://www.lotrlibrary.com/racesofarda/brandir.asp
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| | Ashwinder - Now Comes the Night |
| | It was he who told us, the woodsmen of Brethil, how it came to pass that their best warrior cast himself upon his own blade and how his wife became desperate enough to leap from Cabed-en-Arras. | | | Whatever evil she had fled, it had left her utterly destitute, even to the point of being incapable of telling us what had befallen her. | | | He would have us call him Turambar, the Master of Doom, and treat him as if he’d always lived among the people of Brethil. |
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http://www.parma-eruseen.net/stories/ashwinder_night.html
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| | Welcome to Brethil (Beleriand MUSH) |
| | While the more peaceful side of Brethil life was never focused upon by Tolkien, we know that the Haladin are a nature-loving people, and prone to wandering off through their forest at random, for the simple enjoyment of nature. | | | They spoke other languages haltingly, if at all, though they were quite fond of teaching their own tongue to outsiders. | | | Also, the Haladin were proud and confident of their protection of the forest, and held high morals, such as the keeping of oaths and promises. |
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http://www.geocities.com/forestofbrethil/haleth.htm
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| | Narn I Hin Húrin Chapter 11 |
| | But no others were so swift to the call, for the dread of Glaurung lay on them, and the tale of the scouts that had seen him had gone about and grown in the telling. | | | Then Dorlas cried out: 'Hearken, Men of Brethil, it is now well seen that for the evil of our times the counsels of Brandir were vain. | | | For know this: it is the doom of this Dragon (and all his brood, it is said) that how great so ever be his armour of horn, harder than iron, below he must go with the belly of a snake. |
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http://debian.fmi.uni-sofia.bg/~grobar/koliovenkov/Tolkin/narn-i-hin-hurin11.html
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| | The Gathering at Lindon - Sindarin, Writing, RPG, Trivia! |
| | It was commonly known, however, that the lady of the High King frequently sought solitude in the quiet forest glade, so she was seldom bothered by others. | | | Her spirit rose within her, for she sensed a familiar warm presence within the boundaries of the forest. | | | Only when Chervari was so exhausted that she fell into sleep did Carisae let the lights of heaven dim into darkness. |
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http://neb2.gotdns.com:8080/torc/completed_newformat/63044.html
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| | Silmarilion Encyclopedia |
| | Though Maedhros repented this evil deed and sought for them but they were not found. | | | Returning toward Nargothrond, Turin, naming himself Wildman of the Woods, learned of the death of Finduilas in Brethil. | | | The next year Glaurung menaced Brethil and Turin slew him, but the dying dragon's malice caused Turin to slay Brandir (-who he thought was lying about Niniel's true identity) and then himself. |
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http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mithrandircq/Sil_encyclopedia.htm
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| | Misguidance in the Forest ~ at runboard.com |
| | It was rumored that Tathiel’s abductor was a powerful magician; keen of mind and crafty. | | | As the elf prince knelt by the fallen magician, the body’s face contorted. | | | Brethil’s parents, the Elf King Narian and his bride Larona, were inconsolable. |
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http://com5.runboard.com/bfantasywritersunited.fclassicstories.t23
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| | Chronology of the Silmarillion |
| | Under the same spell, Nienor loses all memory of who she is. Running naked to the Forest of Brethil, she is pitied and then loved by Turin, who has taken refuge there.Sack of Nargothrond. | | | Beren fights on alone for four years, and then goes south to the forest of Neldoreth, where he and Luthien meet and love. | | | Before he dies, Glaurung tells Nienor that she and Turin are brother and sister. |
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http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mithrandircq/Silmarillion-Chronology.htm
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| | [No title] |
| | But she was not willing to be parted from him again, saying: 'You must choose, Beren, between these two: to relinquish the quest and your oath and seek a life of wandering upon the face of the earth; or to hold to your word and challenge the power of darkness-upon its throne. | | | But on either road I shall go with you, and our doom shall be alike.' Even as they spoke together of these things, walking without heed of aught else, Celegorm and Curufin rode up, hastening through the forest; and the brothers espied them and knew them from afar. | | | Then Celegorm turned his horse, and spurred it upon Beren, purposing to ride him down; but Curufin swerving stooped and lifted Luthien to his saddle, for he was a strong and cunning horseman. |
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http://homepage.psy.utexas.edu/HomePage/Students/Chung/USA/1977xSilmarillion-176.txt
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| | Mim |
| | Turin and his outlaws came upon Mîm and Khîm in the angel between the Forest of Brethil and of Forest of Region on the western shore of Sirion. | | | Mîm was of the race of the Noegyth Nibin, the Petty-dwarves. |
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http://www.annalsofarda.dk/Annals-of-Arda/dwarves-index-tables/dwarves/Mim.htm
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| | Tolkienion Lexicon Letter H |
| | A Man of the Haladin in Brethil who accompanied Túrin in his attack on Glaurung at Cabed-en-Aras and was killed there by a falling stone. | | | Son of Haldad of the Haladin, and brother of the Lady Haleth; slain with his father in the Orc-raid on Thargelion. | | | Leader of the Haladin in their defence against the attack on them by Orcs in Thargelion, and slain there; father of the Lady Haleth. |
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http://www.tolkienion.com/lexicon/comp_h.html
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| | Narn I Hin Húrin Chapter 3 |
| | To Brethil three men only found their way back at last through Taur-nu-Fuin, an evil road; and when Gloredhel Hador's daughter learned of the fall of Haldir she grieved and died. | | | Thus by fate and courage they passed over the Shadowy Mountains, and coming down into the Vale of Sirion they passed into the Forest of Brethil; and at last, weary and haggard, they reached the confines of Doriath. | | | Rian wife of Huor fled into the wild distraught; but she was aided by the Grey-elves of the hills of Mithrim, and when her child, Tuor, was born they fostered him. |
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http://debian.fmi.uni-sofia.bg/~grobar/koliovenkov/Tolkin/narn-i-hin-hurin3.html
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| | Council of Elrond :: LotR News and Information |
| | At the time of the Orc-raids in Brethil, Aghan set about watching the home of his friend Barach, a man of the People of Haleth. | | | Aghan was one of the Drúedain who lived in the Forest of Brethil during the First Age. | | | But soon, Aghan was forced away from the home to watch his injured kin. |
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http://www.councilofelrond.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Encyclopedia&file=index&action=DisplayTerm&pn_vid=&pn_id=7018
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| | The Last Homely Herald ~ September Issue |
| | However, after Túrin caused the death of Saeros, one of Thingol’s counsellors, he fled into exile, being too proud to ask for forgiveness. | | | She sobs low and lonely, and softly she cries: | | | When Níniel came to search for him, Glaurung told her with his last words that she was Túrin’s sister. |
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http://www.lotrplaza.com/elves/herald/herald7.asp
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| | The History of the House of Haladin |
| | But Haleth was proud, and led those of her people that would follow her west to Estolad, and then, taking the dangerous road that scirted Nan Dungortheb, to Talath Dirnen and Brethil. | | | After the death of Haleth, the son of her brother, Haldan son of Haldar ruled over the Haladin. | | | Hurin and his brother, Huor, were living with the Haladin at the time, and the ties between the families have been strong for millenia. |
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http://www.neosoft.com/genesis/info/gondor/haladin.html
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| | TolkienWiki: NenGirith |
| | 'Shuddering Water', name given to Dimrost, the falls of Celebros in the Forest of Brethil. | | | This name was given after Túrin Turambar and the men of Brethil found Níniel after she was placed under a spell by Glaurung. | | | On the next day they bore her towards EphelBrandir; but when they came to Dimrost, the Rainy Stair, where the tumbling stream of Celebros fell towards Teiglin, a great shuddering came upon her, wherefore afterwards that place was called NenGirith, the Shuddering Water. |
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http://www.thetolkienwiki.org/wiki.cgi?NenGirith
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| | Narn i Hîn Húrin |
| | Therefore he took a new name, calling himself Turambar, which in the High-elven speech signified Master of Doom; and he dwelt among the woodmen, and was loved by them, and he charged them to forget his name of old, and to count him as born in Brethil. | | | Ephel Brandir that place was named; for Brandir son of Handir was now their lord, since his father was slain. | | | For he hoped rather to preserve his people by silence and secrecy. |
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http://members.liwest.at/hastalavista/narn/brethil.html
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| | Brandir biography .ms |
| | Later Brandir also accepted Nienor, whom he secretly fell in love with. | | | He was lame, apparently from birth, which however did not prevent him from leading his people successfully in guerilla warfare against the Orcs. | | | Brandir was a First Age lord of the Haladin that dwelt in the forest of Brethil north of Doriath. |
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http://brandir.biography.ms
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| | DAUGHTER OF RIVENDELL |
| | Legolas had led his father’s men through the forest of Mirkwood to hunt for the evil creatures after the war with Sauron was done. | | | "What exactly is at Brethil that we must journey there with such haste?" Melia asked, for this part of the quest had not been explained to her. | | | He himself had killed a number of the spiders and had believed them all dead. |
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http://www.ans.com.au/~gsuter/Rivendell5.htm
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| | The Reading Room Lord of the Rings Reading and Writing Workshop |
| | Perhaps the drakes preferred to move by night, explaining the lack of sighting throughout the day or perhaps they were being lead into a trap, whatever the explanation, Eowyn did not wish to find out the hard way. | | | The Forest of Brethil awaited them and though the thick, shield of briar seemed daunting, they had to begin making their way through it. | | | The Forest of Brethil may have once been a place with trees and plush meadows but in the dawn of the Fourth Age, it had become nothing more than an enormous field of briars and sharp rocks. |
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http://www.theonering.com/docs/7067.html
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| | IN AN AGE BEFORE - Part 13 |
| | "Indeed only that single tale did Dálindir ever tell of them," Beinvír replied. "Yet it seems to me that later, the Haladin marched west, first to Estolad, and thence to Brethil." | | | Beinvír nodded. In the forests of her home there were no such creatures, nor was it so…treeish. "The forest of Eriador is perhaps of similar age, but not so vast or so dense. Here 'tis truly a realm of trees, and here I feel out of place as I do not in Eriador." | | | Fangorn Forest - The Second Age of the Sun |
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http://www.academyofbards.org/fanfic/p/phantombard_inanagebefore13.html
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| | Húrin |
| | Húrin continued to the forest of Brethil where his son and daughter had died, and met his wife Morwen there at their grave, just before she, too, died. | | | Húrin was the son of Galdor of the House of Marach and Hareth of the Haladin, and he had a younger brother Huor. | | | In the year 458 of the First Age Huor and Húrin dwelt with their kin in the forest of Brethil, when they joined a war party against Orcs. |
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http://www.starrepublic.org/encyclopedia/wikipedia/h/hu/hurin.html
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| | Tolkienion Lexicon Letter T |
| | The last name taken by Túrin, during his days in the Forest of Brethil. | | | Called the Wise; the second son of Fingolfin; dwelt at Vinyamar in Nevrast before he departed in secret to Gondolin, which he ruled until his death in the sack of the city; father of Idril the mother of Eärendil. | | | The burial-mound of the Lady Haleth in the Forest of Brethil (see Haudh-en-Arwen). |
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http://www.tolkienion.com/lexicon/comp_t.html
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| | Edain |
| | They were a strange people, living with the Haladin in the forest of Brethil, but apparently none of them made it to Númenor. | | | They kept separate from the other Men, and later got permission to settle in the forest of Region, part of Doriath. | | | In the Third Age, their far kin were known as the Woses of Drúadan Forest. |
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http://www.starrepublic.org/encyclopedia/wikipedia/e/ed/edain.html
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| | Haleth |
| | She dwelt in Brethil to the end of her days. | | | But many still loved her, and these she led to the Forest of Brethil. | | | Felagund later interceded with King Thingol on the Haladin’s behalf when the latter tried to claim the Forest as their part of his realm, as long as she guarded the Crossings of Teiglin against all enemies of the Eldar, and to allow no orcs to enter the Forest. |
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http://valarguild.org/varda/Tolkien/encyc/articles/h/Haleth.htm
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| | ipedia.com: Men (Middle-earth) Article |
| | The Second House of the Edain, the Haladin was led by Haldad and later by his daughter Haleth and settled in the Forest of Brethil. | | | The Third House, which became the greatest, was led by Marach and later his descendant Hador, and they settled in Dor-lómin. | | | They lived among the House of Haleth in the First Age, and were held as Edain by the Elves, who called them Drúedain (from Drûg, their own name for themselves, plus Edain). |
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http://www.ipedia.com/men__middle_earth_.html
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| | Middle-earth Mythology - Haleth |
| | after her people and her arrived in the forest of Brethil, the people were then known as the Haleth, as they were origionally called the Haladin. | | | She led her people to the forest of Brethil close to the Kingdom of Doriath. | | | She became the leader of the Second House of the Edain when her father and brother were slain by Orcs. |
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http://realgoodwin.com/middle-earth/character.php?id=189&Specie=
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| | The Shire Fellowship |
| | Barahir and his son Beren Erchamion were members of this House. | | | Second of the Three Houses of the Edain; the descendants of Haldad; the House was named for Haldad's daughter Haleth, who led the Haladin (as these people were known) from East Beleriand into the Forest of Brethil. | | | Haleth eventually lead her people through hardship to the Forest of Brethil, between Teiglin and Sirion. |
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http://10923.rapidforum.com/topic=103780607916
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| | Beleriand MUSH - Humans |
| | They entered in three groups: First came the Bëorians, who would later settle in Dorthonion, then the Haladin (who brought with them the Drúedain), who after nearly being wiped out by Orcs would follow their leader Lady Haleth to settle in the Forest of Brethil. | | | The humans known as Edain (or singularly Adan), who are in some places also known as 'Fathers of Men' or 'Elf-friends' were the first to enter Beleriand. | | | Their excellence at forest warfare strikes fear into the Orcs, who dare come hither at great risk, and so the Kingdom of Nargothrond, where Finrod Felagund reigns, is further protected. |
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http://beleriand.mux.net/men.html
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| | River Teiglin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Tolkien, the River Teiglin was a river of Middle-earth in the First Age, a major tributary of Sirion in Beleriand. | | | The Teiglin then ran eastward into Sirion at the borders of Doriath. | | | It rose in the southern reaches of the Ered Wethrin, ran generally southeast, receiving the waters of Glithui and Malduin, then passed along the southern margin of the Forest of Brethil, where it ran through a gorge named Cabed-en-Aras and then received the Celebros. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Teiglin
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| | Beleriand MUSH - Realms |
| | The Forest of Brethil is the home of Halmir and the Haladin (the Second House of the Edain), and also to the Drúedain. | | | Dor-lómin in Hithlum is home to Galdor and the great Third House of the Edain. |
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http://beleriand.mux.net/realms.html
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| | Haleth |
| | After her father and her twin brother Haldar were slain in an Orc raid, Haleth became leader of the House. | | | She then led her people to the relative safety of the Forest of Brethil on the western border of Doriath where they remained for the duration of the First Age. | | | The Haladin then became known as the House of Haleth. |
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http://www.free-download-soft.com/info/stock-prices.html
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| | The Library of Imladris |
| | Little do we know of his deeds until Dagor Bragollach, when the siege of Angband was overthrown. | | | The folk of Haleth were valiant yet hard pressed until Halmir, Lord of the Haladin, sent a word to King Thingol asking for help. | | | In that time Morgoth’s forces made a great advance, invading the Forest of Brethil in the East Beleriand. |
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http://www.lotrplaza.com/elves/library/bookslore/beleg-book.asp
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| | Haladin - Tolkien Gateway |
| | The second of the three peoples of the Edain to cross the Blue Mountains and enter Beleriand; they dwelt for a while in the southern part of Thargelion, but were led by Haleth into the west, and founded homes in the Forest of Brethil. | | | This page was last modified 23:49, 29 September 2005. |
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http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Haladin
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| | The Annals of Middle-earth - Glossary of Middle-earth: H |
| | They dwelt in the Forest of Brethil, and thus were called the Men of Brethil. | | | The land where the Withywindle flowed out of the Old Forest into the | | | They were called the Second House of the Edain. |
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http://members.tripod.com/~eruantalon/glossary/h.html
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| | River Sirion - Wikpedia |
| | Sirion then continued south into Beleriand, with the Forest of Brethil to the west, and Dimbar and then Doriath to the east. | | | In this valley was an island in the river named Tol Sirion; it was here that Finrod Felegund built the first Minas Tirith. | | | It received the River Teiglin from the west, then continued south, receiving the River Esgalduin that passed by Menegroth and then bending to the southwest. |
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http://www.bostoncoop.net/~tpryor/wiki/index.php?title=River_Sirion
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| | Malduin - Tolkien Gateway |
| | It flowed southwards from the Ered Wethrin to meet the Teiglin before that river passed under the eaves of the Forest of Brethil. | | | This page was last modified 23:25, 19 October 2005. |
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http://tolkiengateway.net/w/index.php?title=Malduin
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| | Third Imladris Trivia Quiz results! |
| | The Haladin were also known as this after they were led to the forest of Brethil. | | | Galen - Lady Haleth is buried in the Haudh-en-Arwen, Ladybarrow, located in the forests of Brethil. | | | An Elf and a forest end up with names that mean the same thing, although they’re not the same names. |
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http://www.istad.org/trivia.html
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| | DAUGHTER OF RIVENDELL |
| | At night fall, Eowyn stared at the moon above her head and saw that it was still a crescent shape in the skies but its appearance alone was sign enough that their time was drawing short. | | | The mood among the triumvirate was becoming tense as the Forest entered the realm of reach and the feeling of peril saturated their skins as surely as the cold. | | | So far what had destroyed the town and turned the lands beyond it into a frozen wasteland had yet to show itself though Eowyn did not know whether or not this was a good thing. |
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http://www.ans.com.au/~gsuter/Rivendell6.htm
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| | myprecious.co.uk |
| | The daughter of Haldad of the Haladin; after the loss of her father and her twin brother Haldar, she became the leader of her people, and she led many of them to dwell in the Forest of Brethil. | | | In her time, the Haladin became known as the People of Haleth. | | | This article has been acquired from The Encyclopedia of Arda |
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http://myprecious.co.uk/archive/characters1/haleth.htm
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| | myprecious.co.uk |
| | Probably in reference to his golden scales and the cloud of 'dragon-reek' that accompanied him, though ung is more properly 'gloom', 'shadow'. | | | He was slain by Túrin's black sword Gurthang in the Forest of Brethil. | | | He dwelt in the ruined halls of Finrod Felagund for a while, but came forth at last to seek Túrin. |
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http://myprecious.co.uk/archive/characters1/glaurung.htm
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| | Sirion |
| | In the Southern angle where Forest of Brethil met Neldoreth, river Mindeb joined its water. |
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http://www.annalsofarda.dk/Annals-of-Arda/places-index/Places-Beleriand/Sirion.htm
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| | The One Ring For Online Tolkien Fans The Lord of the Rings Source |
| | I found this out as, after many weary days of travel, I saw the forest in the distance. | | | Although the forest of Brethil was much closer, being farther north and to the west, it was not within the Girdle of Melian. | | | It took some time to reach the borders of Neldoreth, Doriath proper. |
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http://www.theonering.com/docs/16965.html
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: Brethil |
| | It was occupied in the later years of the First Age by the Edain of the House of Haleth, and it was there that Túrin Turambar slew the dragon Glaurung. | | | A forest on the western marches of Doriath. | | | For conditions of reuse, see the Site FAQ. |
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http://www.glyphweb.com/arda/b/brethil.html
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| | Finale: The Singing of a Song |
| | There is so much that I will never truly write of—of how my brother-son Haldan and my brother-daughter Mareth grew up, of how Mareth became Captain of my warriors, of Janya’s death, of the long, arduous journey to Estolad and from there to the Forest of Brethil. | | | I did not write of how Cullan became a steadfast friend, of Gelvar and Janya’s death, of how Kellan and I became comrades, of how I finally accepted my leadership of the Haladin. | | | I told him that we had both seen too much sorrow to pass it on, and eventually he agreed with me. |
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http://valarguild.org/varda/Tolkien/encyc/fiction/ZHalethsSong/Haleth18.htm
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| | You see two goblin generals, three goblin warriors. | | | You are somewhere in the darkest hole of the North Brethil Forest. | | | You see a goblin blade, two mithron hoods, a sling. |
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http://www.fperkins.com/isenhelp/boardpower/discussion.cgi?forum=14&discussion=220
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| | Events of the First Age Timeline |
| | FA (circa) 380 About this time, the Haladin settle in the forest of Brethil. |
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http://www.freewebtown.com/Elvenlogs/fa_timeline.html
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| | Beleriand -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article |
| | (Click link for more info and facts about Taur-en-Faroth) Taur-en-Faroth (Forest of the Hunters) | | | (Click link for more info and facts about Forest of Brethil) Forest of Brethil |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/b/be/beleriand.htm
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