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'''Éomund''' was the high ranking captain of the [[Éothéod]]. | '''Éomund''' was the high ranking captain of the [[Éothéod]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:08, 17 July 2015
| Éomund | |
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| Position | Chief Captain of the Host of Éothéod |
| Birth | before T.A. 2510 |
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| Gender | Male |
Éomund was the high ranking captain of the Éothéod.
History
In T.A. 2510, he rode with his lord Eorl the Young to the aid of the Gondorians in the Battle of the Field of Celebrant. After the victory there against the Balchoth, Éomund witnessed the Oath Eorl vowed to Cirion, the Steward of Gondor, and helped organise the newly founded Rohan.[1]
Etymology
The first element, eoh, is a frequently used Old English translation of genuine Rohirric logo-, "(war)horse". The second element means "protection, protector".
