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 | | Even many of the incomplete chronicles deal with events and people in Hithlum, and yet no echo of this storied dominion of the Elves is heard in the nostalgic passages of Tolkien's best-known books where are mentioned Gondolin, Doriath, and Beleriand. | | | The Sindar there wove grey clothing, probably very similar to the grey cloaks that the Elves of Lórien gave to Aragorn and his companions. | | | Tolkien revised his dates extensively, and the best records come from works published in Morgoth's Ring and The War of the Jewels. |
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http://www.invasivedesigns.com/otherhands/archives/articles/13/hithlum.html
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| | A Tale of Beleriand - www.ezboard.com |
| | Their arms were scattered, and their league broken; and they took to a wild and woodland life beneath the feet of Ered Lindon, mingling with the Green-elves of Ossiriand, bereft of their power and glory of old. | | | A man of the noble house of Hador known to the refugees at Hamed-Harend only as “Heir” gave them inspiration by making it known that he was enlisting the aid of guards for a flight across the treacherous mountains, and they hastened to join him. | | | His knowledge of the north was only through tales told to him by Dursay in his youth, and he had unknowingly made his journey much longer by having to cross the perilous mountains twice before he finally entered into the lands of Hithlum and Dor-Lómin. |
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http://p103.ezboard.com/frohan73264frm26.showMessage?topicID=22.topic
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| | If it was included in the last version then Eonwe's summons of the Eldar and Edain "from Hithlum unto the East" was unnecessary, there were none left in Beleriand to summons. | | | If it was included in the last >version then Eonwe's summons of the Eldar and Edain "from Hithlum unto the >East" was unnecessary, there were none left in Beleriand to summons. | | | If it was included in the last >>version then Eonwe's summons of the Eldar and Edain "from Hithlum unto the >>East" was unnecessary, there were none left in Beleriand to summons. |
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http://neil.franklin.ch/Usenet/rec.arts.books.tolkien/20000527_Feanorians_in_the_War_of_Wrath
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| | A Fearful Thing |
| | It was only himself that he fought with, and his passion, that might have gone towards romance and seduction, was channeled instead into being the best at anything the Lord of the Falas gave him to do. | | | When they had finished speaking the Falathrim stood in shock, trying to comprehend what the tale could mean for their own warriors. | | | Ereinion heard all of it and with each tale his heart grew heavier. |
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http://elffetish.com/afearfulthing.html
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| | Wildfire Games Community Forums > Cavalry |
| | Fingolfin and Fingon his son held Hithlum, and the most part of Fingolfin's folk dwelt in Mithrim about the shores of the great lake; to Fingon was assigned Dor-lómin, that lay to the west of the Mountains of Mithrim. | | | Both Fingolfin ('The horsemen of Hithlum') and the Sons of Fëanor had cavalry regiments at their disposal. | | | Then Fingon prince of Hithlum rode against him with archers on horseback, and hemmed him round with a ring of swift riders; and Glaurung could not endure their darts, being not yet come to his full armoury, and he fled back to Angband, and came not forth again for many years. |
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http://www.wildfiregames.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php?t7288.html
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| | The Middle-Earth Chronology - First Age |
| | The Elves of Hithlum are taken captive by Morgoth and also enslaved, save a remnant that manages to escape. | | | Finduilas, daughter of Orodreth, King of Nargothrond, falls in love with Turin instead of Gwindor, whom she loved before; | | | Húrin is taken captive to Angband, and Morgoth curses all his kin, and paralizes him, and causes him to see and hear all from his, Morgoth's point of view. |
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http://www.tolkien.150m.com/Chrono/Chronology1.html
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| | Seeking refuge in HITHLUM during Bragollach - THE TOLKIEN FORUM |
| | There is another reason, a bigger reason, that I wonder why they chose Hithlum. | | | Moreover, I imagine that the folk of Beor would rather live among fellow Edain than in an underground city of Elves. | | | ...and he returned to Dorthonion; but most of his people fled from their homes and took refuge in the fastness of Hithlum. |
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http://www.thetolkienforum.com/showthread.php?p=441448
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| | Do Balrogs have wings, and can they fly? (The Truth About Balrogs, Vol. 6) |
| | In the absence of outside confirmation the opposing view (that this passage indicates that the Balrogs 'arose' from their long wait or the 'vaults far beneath Angband', traveled very quickly through Hithlum and arrived in Lammoth wrapped in their flames) is equally reasonable. | | | The equally valid counter-argument is that Tolkien was using these terms as imagery to poetically describe the swiftness of the Balrogs' travel. | | | With their whips of flame they smote her webs asunder..." |
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http://tolkien.slimy.com/essays/TAB6.html
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| | Do Balrogs have wings? J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings Do Balrogs fly? |
| | Tolkien doesn't say the flaming Balrogs ran through Hithlum, and they in their fiery state could not have ridden through it as in the older stories. | | | With their whips of flame the Balrogs smote the webs asunder...." | | | There were Elves in Hithlum at the time (Sindar) who noted this passage (that is how Tolkien justifies his histories -- either someone witnesses it or infers it). |
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http://www.xenite.org/tolkien/do-balrogs-have-wings.html
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| | Hithlum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Hadorians were scattered, killed, or enslaved, the Ñoldor were enslaved in Morgoth's mines if they could not flee in time, and Morgoth trapped the Easterlings there. | | | Hithlum was subdivided in Mithrim, where the High Kings of the Ñoldor had their halls, and Dor-lómin, which later became a fief of the House of Hador. | | | Later in the First Age, Hithlum was continually under attack by Morgoth, finally being lost after the Nirnaeth Arnoediad. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hithlum
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| | Entmoot - Chapter 20: Of the Fifth Battle |
| | From their deeds, Maedhros and others perceive that Morgoth is not invulnerable. | | | Morgoth betrays (what a surprise) his human allies, and shut them up in Hithlum and Dor-Lomin. | | | Gondolin is also coming, but unknown yet to most of all of the others (although I suspect Fingon may have had some word of it). |
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http://www.tolkientrail.com/entmoot/showthread.php?mode=hybrid&t=10285
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| | RingQuest - Beleriand |
| | Its name refers to the echoes of Morgoth’s terrible cry when Ungoliant set upon Melkor, and was in turn driven into the south by Balrogs. | | | Inhabited by a multitude of those bird that love ‘tall reeds and shallow pools’ | | | After the departure of the elves to Gondolin, the Gate was lost, but later on Tuor used it in his escape from the lands of Hithlum |
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http://www.ringquest.com/forums/printthread.php?t=9900
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| | Narn i Hîn Húrin |
| | Then all the hosts of Angband swarmed against them, and they bridged the stream with their dead, and encircled the remnant of Hithlum as a gathering tide about a rock. | | | Then he cast aside his shield, and wielded an axe two-handed; and it is sung that the axe smoked in the black blood of the troll-guard of Gothmog until it withered, and each time that he slew Húrin cried: 'Aurë antuluva! | | | In the morning came hope, when the horns of Turgon were heard as he marched up with the main host of Gondolin; for they had been stationed southward guarding the Pass of Sirion, and Turgon restrained most of his people from the rash onslaught. |
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http://members.liwest.at/hastalavista/narn/nirnaeth.html
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| | Aerin |
| | When Túrin, son of Húrin, returned to Dor-lómin, he learned from Aerin that his mother had left Hithlum, and in his rage he killed Brodda, thereby also sealing Aerin's fate, who burnt herself alife in her halls, and the remainder of the House of Hador now was persecuted even more cruelly. | | | Aerin was a woman closely related to Húrin Thalion, and was taken to wife against her will by Brodda the Easterling after he became the lord of Hithlum. | | | She secretly helped Húrin's wife Morwen after the battle of Nirnaeth Arnoediad. |
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http://www.yotor.com/wiki/en/ae/Aerin.htm
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| | Hithlum - In The Land Of Mordor Where The Shadows Lie |
| | After the movie trilogy of The Lord Of The Rings it seem every metal band is adapting the names of story. | | | And so here is the US pagan black metal band Hithlum. | | | This album don't have any impact to my instead l the movies did. |
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http://www.brutalism.com/hithlum_r.html
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| | Sinyamar -- A Tolkien RPG : Just a dream |
| | And in dreams, he finds himself in Hithlum, the grey mists of his father's hold and still the same crescent moon. | | | He closes his eyes and thinks of Hithlum, and Findekano... | | | Fingon: It's been a restless sleep, sharing the back of the pale white pick-up truck with both his friends from the last ren-fair who had decided to join him in his journey south. |
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http://www.greatestjournal.com/community/sinyamar/90089.html
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| | Narn I Hin Húrin Chapter 3 |
| | But in all Hithlum no head and shoulders were found stout enough to bear the dwarf- helm with ease, save those of Hador and his son Galdor. | | | For it was this Brodda who had seized the people, the goods, and the cattle of Húrin's homelands, and carried them off to his own people before they came to Hithlum; and so, seeking wealth, he was ready to hold lands that others of his sort did not covet. | | | Morwen he had seen once, when he rode to her house on a foray; but a great dread of her had seized him. |
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http://debian.fmi.uni-sofia.bg/~grobar/koliovenkov/Tolkin/narn-i-hin-hurin3.html
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| | Silmarilion Encyclopedia from T to Z |
| | Returning toward Nargothrond, Turin, naming himself Wildman of the Woods, learned of the death of Finduilas in Brethil. | | | Released by the dragon, he went to Dor-lomin to seek his mother and unknown sister instead of following the Orcs who had captured Finduilas. | | | When he discovered in Hithlum that he had been tricked, Turin fell into a rage and slaughtered many Easterlings. |
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http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mithrandircq/Sil_encyclopediaTZ.htm
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| | Hithlum: Tolkien fan fiction |
| | I've catalogued them into three groups: hobbit-centric stories, in The Shire; stories about Men, in Minas Tirith; and the rest, in Rivendell. | | | Hithlum was the region of Middle-earth which, during the First Age, was held by the Elven-king Fingon. | | | In these lands lived many Men, friendly to the Elves. |
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http://www.dreamyaspirations.co.uk/hithlum.htm
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| | "We await your word for our departure to Hithlum." | | | Worry creased his brow, as it did the others. | | | Turgon nodded to his captains, the three Elves who had agreed to accompany him on the roads to Hithlum. |
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http://www.hithanaur.net/aduial/fiction/gondolin/gondolin1.html
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| | GreenBooks.TheOneRing.net™ Special Guest Every Time A Bell Rings A Balrog Gets Its Wings? |
| | We find in The History of Middle Earth and in the later Quenta Silmarillion these words: | | | The idea of horsemen moving as though they were in flight is not a new one in literature, and the metaphor demonstrates the zealous speeds with which the horsemen rode, as if some force was driving them. | | | In the passage from the Dagor Bragollach, Tolkien says, "…rivers of flame ran down swifter than Balrogs…." Many have waved their flags and pointed to the word "ran," but as with the Hithlum passage, Tolkien is trying to emphasize the speed of the river, not the running nature. |
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http://greenbooks.theonering.net/guest/files/080101.html
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| | Nirnaeth Arnoediad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Morgoth betrayed his servants the Easterlings, trapping them in Hithlum under penalty of death, and denied them the fertile lands of Beleriand. | | | Morgoth's victory was near complete, as he had destroyed all the people of Hithlum and had scattered the sons of Fëanor away from Himring. | | | Because of the evil deeds of Celegorm and Curufin, two of Maedhros's brothers, Nargothrond would send only a small company of men under Gwindor. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirnaeth_Arnoediad
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| | [ Daily Tolkien ] The Captains Crazy of Middle-earth |
| | His love of his homeland was great, but he ended up getting all his men slaughtered. | | | Fingon's army withered away about him, and he was chased down by Gothmog and the Balrogs, who slew the Elvenking after his personal guard had all fallen. | | | Turgon, too, withdrew, protected by Hurin's Men, who seeing no hope of returning to Hithlum held out in the Fen of Serech for as long as possible, until they were all slain and Hurin himself taken prisoner. |
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/869714/posts
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| | Húrin bei eLexi - das Onlinelexikon |
| | He was brought to his old homelands in Hithlum, but the Easterlings now living there at first did not recognize him and later feared him, believing he served their evil lord Morgoth. | | | Two years later he wedded Morwen Elf-Sheen of the House of Bëor, and later in the year was born their son Túrin. | | | In the year 500 F.A., after the death of his children, Húrin was released by Morgoth. |
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http://www.elexi.de/en/h/hu/hurin.html
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| | Fingon - Open Encyclopedia |
| | His name was a Sindarin form of his real Quenya name Findekáno, with uncertain meaning. | | | Seven years later, Morgoth's forces invaded Hithlum, and Fingon was hard-pressed and outnumbered, but rescued by Círdan and his people of the Falas, who came up the Firth of Drengist in their ships. | | | Fingon became High King when Fingolfin died fighting Morgoth after the Dagor Bragollach. |
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| | Life in an Elven Fishing Town — Merp.com Website |
| | Hithlum was the first Elven realm to weave those enchanted grey cloaks which eventually were given by Elves of Lorien to the Fellowship of the Ring. | | | Lorien was originally founded by Sindar who settled among the Silvan Elves in the Vales of Anduin. | | | Cirdan even allied himself with Hithlum during the Wars of Beleriand, an act no doubt born of necessity since his people could not be protected by Melian's Girdle. |
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http://www.merp.com/essays/MichaelMartinez/michaelmartinezsuite101essay88/document_view?month:int=2&year:int=2005
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| | Realms of Beleriand |
| | And in Hithlum dwelt Fingolfin, the high king of the Noldor and his sons, Fingon and Turgon. | | | Fingolfin and his people lived about the shores of the Lake of Mithrim. | | | However, Fingolfin’s chief fortress was in the east of the Shadowy Mountains, and was called Eithel Sirion where the Noldor of Hithlum could watch the plain of Ard-galen, which lay between the Shadowy Mountains and Blue Mountains far to the east. |
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http://www.lotrlibrary.com/placesofarda/realmsofbeleriand.asp
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| | dor lomin |
| | It was first colonized by the Noldor shortly after they arrived in Middle-earth, and for a long time was ruled by Fingon son of Fingolfin, before he took over as High King of the Noldor after his father was killed. | | | After the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, the House of Hador was destroyed or scattered, and Easterlings dwelt in Dor-lómin. | | | Tolkien's fictional universe of Middle-earth, Dor-lómin is a part of Hithlum. |
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| | Histories part 1 |
| | He left Fingolfin and lived in Hithlum where he married and had a son, whom he named Feandil. | | | And so Feandil lived alone in Hithlum, in the house of his father. | | | On the second day of the battle, Feandil, still young and not to his ful stature, was grievously injured, but escaped from the battlefield alive, and was taken back to Hithlum. |
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http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/curriesa/stories/hist.html
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| | Sindar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Teleri of Eglador, the northlands, and the Falas were collectively known as the Sindar, or Grey Elves, in later days, because they developed a civilisation all its own, which almost equalled that of the Calaquendi or Light Elves of Valinor. | | | They were not part of the realm of Eglador, but still took Thingol as their High King. | | | Yet other stray bands of Teleri settled in Nevrast and Hithlum to the north of Eglador, although these did not form any realms. |
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| | Fingon |
| | During his life in Middle-earth, Fingon's kingdom (which he inherited from his father Fingolfin) was a region called Hithlum, a plateau that had been made by the upheavals of the earth during the Battle of the Powers. | | | Even though it was a notably cold area, many Elves and Men fleeing from Morgoth and his minions came to Hithlum, for its defenses were never breached by Morgoth's armies. | | | It fell only after Fingon and his armies were destroyed in the Nirnaeth Arnoediad (The Battle of Unnumbered Tears). |
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http://www.simarillion.com/Fingon.htm
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| | The One Ring For Online Tolkien Fans The Lord of the Rings Source |
| | Quickly!" At that, Hithlum ran off to inform his King of these 'foes'. | | | They were to far away for him to see their banner, but he deemed them foes. | | | Huor was relieved when he saw the Steward trailing behind Hithlum instead of the King. |
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http://www.theonering.com/comments.cfm?Item_ID=10283&Item_Type=articles
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| | The Grey Havens - Humans: Tuor |
| | When Tuor had lived as an outlaw for four years, he left Hithlum because "Ulmo set it in his heart to depart from the land of his fathers, for he had chosen Tuor as the instrument of his designs", and went through Annon-in-Gelydh, finally arriving at Nevrast. | | | When he was sixteen, the elves tried leave the caves of Androth where they lived, but Orcs and Easterlings attacked them, and Tuor was taken captive. | | | After being three years a slave to Lorgan, the chief of the Easterlings of Hithlum, he escaped and returned to caves of Androth. |
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http://tolkien.cro.net/humans/tuor.html
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| | Lord of the Rings Fanatics Library |
| | He lived in Hithlum, until the last Men and Elves in Hithlum were forced out of it because frequent invasions of Orcs and Easterlings. | | | They reached the caves of Androth, and there they lived a hard life. |
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http://www.lotrlibrary.com/racesofarda/tuorcha.asp
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| | Middle-earth: The First Age |
| | Morgoth 'rewards' the Easterlings by giving them Hithlum. | | | The Feanorians are saved by the Dwarves of Belegost, whose King (Azaghal) wounds Glaurung but is killed. | | | The Noldor of Hithlum and House of Hador are wiped out. |
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| | Hithlum |
| | Tolkien, Hithlum is the region north of Beleriand near the Helcaraxë. |
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| | THE TOLKIEN FORUM - Annals of Beleriand |
| | 462 ~ Orcs attack Hithlum, Death of Galdor | | | I am sure there is mistakes and that is why I am posting it, any thoughts, additions, admissions, or just anything please let me know | | | 1 ~ Sun rises in the West, Men awake, Fingolfin marches into Hithlum |
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http://www.thetolkienforum.com/printthread.php?t=10667
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| | Maeglin |
| | And Turgon appointed three lords of his household to ride with Aredhel, and he bade them lead her to Fingon in Hithlum, if they might prevail upon her. | | | Yet I desire that none shall dwell beyond my walls who know the way hither; and if I trust you, my sister, others I trust less to keep guard on their tongues.' |
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http://www.rule-them-all.com/page172.html
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| | The War of the Jewels @ www.ezboard.com |
| | Dor-Lomin was originally a territory of Finrod, but it was gifted to the House of Hador. | | | A land forsaken by elves, dark men enhabit this land now. | | | A harsh and unforgivinging land that lies around Vinyamar. |
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http://p101.ezboard.com/bthewarofthejewels
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| | Lord of the Rings Fanatics Library |
| | Destroyed at the year 510 of the first age. | | | Hithlum: Located in the north part of Beleriand. | | | Lindon: Located in the west end of ME. The only part that survived the destruction of Beleriand. |
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| | The Houses of Bor & Ulfang |
| | Led his people to Beleriand at Morgoth's suggestion | | | The survivors of the tribe of Ulfast were given Hithlum, and ruled the remaining women, children and old men of the Houses of Beor and Hador sheltering there. | | | In the 5th Battle of Beleriand the tribe of Bor fought with the Noldor. |
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| | Tolkien Timeline - The Lost Road - First Age |
| | Turin joins the Woodmen (House of Haleth) and becomes their leader, since Brandir son of Handir is lame | | | Tuor leaves Hithlum and comes to Sirion's mouth | | | Morwen and Nienor move from Hithlum to Doriath |
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http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/8611/tolk5_1.htm
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| | Other Creatures of Middle-earth |
| | Here flying may be used in the sense of traveling through the air, or it may mean fleeing. | | | "Swiftly they [the Balrogs] arose, and they passed with winged speed over Hithlum..." |
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| | Boromir 400 1st Lord in Ladros Bregor 2nd Lord in Ladros Died before the 4th Battle Bregolas 455 — 455 3rd Lord in Ladros Slain in the 4th Battle Barahir the Bold 455 — 460 4th Lord in Ladros In exile. | | | Malach Aradan 1st Lord in Hithlum Hathol 2nd Lord in Hithlum Ladros. |
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