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	\| language=[[Sindarin]] and [[Silvan Elvish\|Silvan]]		\| language=[[Sindarin]] and [[Silvan Elvish\|Silvan]]
−	\| birth=	+	\| birth=Unknown ([[First Age]])
	\| birthlocation=		\| birthlocation=
	\| rule=until {{SA\|3434}}		\| rule=until {{SA\|3434}}

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	After the [[War of Wrath]], Amdír came from [[Beleriand]] with his son [[Amroth]], and established himself in [[Lórinand]], where he would soon lead the princeless [[Silvan Elves]].<ref name="AaN">{{UT\|Amroth}}</ref>		After the [[War of Wrath]], Amdír came from [[Beleriand]] with his son [[Amroth]], and established himself in [[Lórinand]], where he would soon lead the princeless [[Silvan Elves]].<ref name="AaN">{{UT\|Amroth}}</ref>

−	Peace lasted, until the [[Downfall of Númenor]] and the subsequent return of [[Sauron]] to [[Middle-earth]]. Though he answered the call of [[Gil-galad]] to the [[War of the Last Alliance]], he did not serve under the [[High King of the Noldor]]. Instead, he led a small force of [[Galadhrim]] and joined forces with the greater army of [[Silvan Elves]] under King [[Oropher]], the ruler of [[Greenwood the Great]] who was also a Sinda.<ref name="AppB">	+	Peace lasted, until the [[Downfall of Númenor]] and the subsequent return of [[Sauron]] to [[Middle-earth]]. Though he answered the call of [[Gil-galad]] to the [[War of the Last Alliance]], he did not serve under the [[High King of the Noldor]]. Instead, he led a small force of [[Galadhrim]] and joined forces with the greater army of [[Silvan Elves]] under King [[Oropher]], the ruler of [[Greenwood the Great]] who was also a Sinda.<ref name="AppB"/>

−	Ill-equipped compared to the [[Noldor]] and highly independent, the Silvan Elves suffered heavy losses in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. Oropher and Amdír, with half of his forces, were cut off from the main force and perished in the [[Dead Marshes]].<ref name="AppB">	+	Ill-equipped compared to the [[Noldor]] and highly independent, the Silvan Elves suffered heavy losses in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. Oropher and Amdír, with half of his forces, were cut off from the main force and perished in the [[Dead Marshes]].<ref name="AppB"/>
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	The word ''Amdir'', without the long ''í'', is recorded as a word for "Hope", or "looking up", in [[Sindarin]].<ref>{{MR\|P4c}}</ref> The King of Lórien is called '''Malgalad''' in one text, detailing the fate of the Sindarin kings in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. [[Christopher Tolkien]] argues that, since they are contemporaries and both described as Kings that died in the Battle of Dagorlad, they are likely the same.<ref name="AppB"/> It is unclear however which form was abandoned. ''Malgalad'' likely means "Gold-shine", from ''[[malt]]'', "gold (the metal)"<ref>{{HM\|LR}}~~, "[[The Etymologies]]",~~ [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[SMAL]]</ref> and ''[[galad]]'', "light, radiance, glittering, reflection (from jewels, glass or polished metal, or water)"<ref>{{HM\|PM}}~~, "[[The Shibboleth of Fëanor]]",~~ "The Names of Finwë's Descendants"</ref> or "Golden-tree", from the outdated spelling of ''[[galadh]]''.<ref>{{HM\|LR}}~~, "[[The Etymologies]]",~~ [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[GAL]]</ref>	+	The word ''Amdir'', without the long ''í'', is recorded as a word for "Hope", or "looking up", in [[Sindarin]].<ref>{{MR\|P4c}}</ref> The King of Lórien is called '''Malgalad''' in one text, detailing the fate of the Sindarin kings in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. [[Christopher Tolkien]] argues that, since they are contemporaries and both described as Kings that died in the Battle of Dagorlad, they are likely the same.<ref name="AppB"/> It is unclear however which form was abandoned. ''Malgalad'' likely means "Gold-shine", from ''[[malt]]'', "gold (the metal)"<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}} [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[SMAL]]</ref> and ''[[galad]]'', "light, radiance, glittering, reflection (from jewels, glass or polished metal, or water)"<ref>{{PM\|Shibboleth}} "The Names of Finwë's Descendants"</ref> or "Golden-tree", from the outdated spelling of ''[[galadh]]''.<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}} [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[GAL]]</ref>
	{{references}}		{{references}}
	[[Category:Sindar]]		[[Category:Sindar]]

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−	}}'''Amdír''', also called '''Malagalad''',<ref name="AppB">{{~~HM\|~~UT}}~~, "[[The History of Galadriel and Celeborn]]", "Appendix B: The Sindarin Princes of the Silvan Elves"~~</ref> was a [[Sindar\|Sindarin]] [[Elves\|Elf]] of [[Doriath]], who later became the King of [[Lothlórien\|Lórien]].	+	}}'''Amdír''', also called '''Malagalad''',<ref name="AppB">{{UT\|6b}}</ref> was a [[Sindar\|Sindarin]] [[Elves\|Elf]] of [[Doriath]], who later became the King of [[Lothlórien\|Lórien]].

	==History==		==History==
	After the [[War of Wrath]], Amdír came from [[Beleriand]] with his son [[Amroth]], and established himself in [[Lórinand]], where he would soon lead the princeless [[Silvan Elves]].<ref name="AaN">{{UT\|Amroth}}</ref>		After the [[War of Wrath]], Amdír came from [[Beleriand]] with his son [[Amroth]], and established himself in [[Lórinand]], where he would soon lead the princeless [[Silvan Elves]].<ref name="AaN">{{UT\|Amroth}}</ref>

−	Peace lasted, until the [[Downfall of Númenor]] and the subsequent return of [[Sauron]] to [[Middle-earth]]. Though he answered the call of [[Gil-galad]] to the [[War of the Last Alliance]], he did not serve under the [[High King of the Noldor]]. Instead, he led a small force of [[Galadhrim]] and joined forces with the greater army of [[Silvan Elves]] under King [[Oropher]], the ~~Sinda~~ ruler of [[Greenwood the Great]].<ref name=~~Kings>{{UT\|6b}}</ref~~>	+	Peace lasted, until the [[Downfall of Númenor]] and the subsequent return of [[Sauron]] to [[Middle-earth]]. Though he answered the call of [[Gil-galad]] to the [[War of the Last Alliance]], he did not serve under the [[High King of the Noldor]]. Instead, he led a small force of [[Galadhrim]] and joined forces with the greater army of [[Silvan Elves]] under King [[Oropher]], the ruler of [[Greenwood the Great]] who was also a Sinda.<ref name="AppB">

−	Ill-equipped compared to the [[Noldor]] and highly independent, the Silvan Elves suffered heavy losses in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. Oropher and Amdír with half of his forces, ~~died~~ were cut off from the main force and perished in the [[Dead Marshes]].~~<ref name=Kings/>~~<ref name="AppB"/>	+	Ill-equipped compared to the [[Noldor]] and highly independent, the Silvan Elves suffered heavy losses in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. Oropher and Amdír, with half of his forces, were cut off from the main force and perished in the [[Dead Marshes]].<ref name="AppB">
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The word ''Amdir'', without the long ''í'', is recorded as a word for "Hope", or "looking up", in [[Sindarin]].<ref>{{MR\|P4c}}</ref> The King of Lórien is called '''Malgalad''' in one text, detailing the fate of the Sindarin kings in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. [[Christopher Tolkien]] argues that, since they are contemporaries and both described as Kings that died in the Battle of Dagorlad, they are likely the same.<ref name="AppB"/> It is unclear however which form was abandoned. ''Malgalad'' likely means "Gold-shine", from ''[[malt]]'', "gold (the metal)"<ref>{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[SMAL]]</ref> and ''[[galad]]'', "light, radiance, glittering, reflection (from jewels, glass or polished metal, or water)"<ref>{{HM\|PM}}, "[[The Shibboleth of Fëanor]]", "The Names of Finwë's Descendants"</ref> or "Golden-tree", from the outdated spelling of ''[[galadh]]''.<ref>{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[GAL]]</ref>		The word ''Amdir'', without the long ''í'', is recorded as a word for "Hope", or "looking up", in [[Sindarin]].<ref>{{MR\|P4c}}</ref> The King of Lórien is called '''Malgalad''' in one text, detailing the fate of the Sindarin kings in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. [[Christopher Tolkien]] argues that, since they are contemporaries and both described as Kings that died in the Battle of Dagorlad, they are likely the same.<ref name="AppB"/> It is unclear however which form was abandoned. ''Malgalad'' likely means "Gold-shine", from ''[[malt]]'', "gold (the metal)"<ref>{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[SMAL]]</ref> and ''[[galad]]'', "light, radiance, glittering, reflection (from jewels, glass or polished metal, or water)"<ref>{{HM\|PM}}, "[[The Shibboleth of Fëanor]]", "The Names of Finwë's Descendants"</ref> or "Golden-tree", from the outdated spelling of ''[[galadh]]''.<ref>{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[GAL]]</ref>

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	==History==		==History==
−	After the [[War of Wrath]], Amdír came from [[Beleriand]] with his son [[Amroth]], and established himself in [[Lórinand]], where he would soon lead the princeless [[Silvan Elves]].<ref name="AaN">{{UT\|~~Nimrodel~~}}</ref>	+	After the [[War of Wrath]], Amdír came from [[Beleriand]] with his son [[Amroth]], and established himself in [[Lórinand]], where he would soon lead the princeless [[Silvan Elves]].<ref name="AaN">{{UT\|Amroth}}</ref>

−	Peace lasted, until the [[Downfall of Númenor]] and the subsequent return of [[Sauron]] to [[Middle-earth]]. Though he answered the call of [[Gil-galad]] to the [[War of the Last Alliance]], he did not serve under the [[High King of the Noldor]]. Instead, he ~~joined forces with the Sinda [[Oropher]]~~ of [[~~Greenwood the Great~~]].	+	Peace lasted, until the [[Downfall of Númenor]] and the subsequent return of [[Sauron]] to [[Middle-earth]]. Though he answered the call of [[Gil-galad]] to the [[War of the Last Alliance]], he did not serve under the [[High King of the Noldor]]. Instead, he led a small force of [[Galadhrim]] and joined forces with the greater army of [[Silvan Elves]] under King [[Oropher]], the Sinda ruler of [[Greenwood the Great]].<ref name=Kings>{{UT\|6b}}</ref>
−		+
−	~~Ill-equipped~~ and ~~highly independent, Oropher and Amdír were driven back into~~ the [[~~Dead Marshes~~]] ~~and slain.~~ [[~~Thranduil~~]], the ~~son~~ of [[~~Oropher~~]]~~, returned home with less than a third of his original force~~.<ref name=~~"AppB"~~/>	+

		+	Ill-equipped compared to the [[Noldor]] and highly independent, the Silvan Elves suffered heavy losses in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. Oropher and Amdír with half of his forces, died were cut off from the main force and perished in the [[Dead Marshes]].<ref name=Kings/><ref name="AppB"/>
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The word ''Amdir'', without the long ''í'', is recorded as a word for "Hope", or "looking up", in [[Sindarin]].<ref>{{MR\|P4c}}</ref> The King of Lórien is called '''Malgalad''' in one text, detailing the fate of the Sindarin kings in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. [[Christopher Tolkien]] argues that, since they are contemporaries and both described as Kings that died in the Battle of Dagorlad, they are likely the same.<ref name="AppB"/> It is unclear however which form was abandoned. ''Malgalad'' likely means "Gold-shine", from ''[[malt]]'', "gold (the metal)"<ref>{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[SMAL]]</ref> and ''[[galad]]'', "light, radiance, glittering, reflection (from jewels, glass or polished metal, or water)"<ref>{{HM\|PM}}, "[[The Shibboleth of Fëanor]]", "The Names of Finwë's Descendants"</ref> or "Golden-tree", from the outdated spelling of ''[[galadh]]''.<ref>{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[GAL]]</ref>		The word ''Amdir'', without the long ''í'', is recorded as a word for "Hope", or "looking up", in [[Sindarin]].<ref>{{MR\|P4c}}</ref> The King of Lórien is called '''Malgalad''' in one text, detailing the fate of the Sindarin kings in the [[Battle of Dagorlad]]. [[Christopher Tolkien]] argues that, since they are contemporaries and both described as Kings that died in the Battle of Dagorlad, they are likely the same.<ref name="AppB"/> It is unclear however which form was abandoned. ''Malgalad'' likely means "Gold-shine", from ''[[malt]]'', "gold (the metal)"<ref>{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[SMAL]]</ref> and ''[[galad]]'', "light, radiance, glittering, reflection (from jewels, glass or polished metal, or water)"<ref>{{HM\|PM}}, "[[The Shibboleth of Fëanor]]", "The Names of Finwë's Descendants"</ref> or "Golden-tree", from the outdated spelling of ''[[galadh]]''.<ref>{{HM\|LR}}, "[[The Etymologies]]", [[Sundocarmë\|Root]] [[GAL]]</ref>

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	==History==		==History==
−	After the [[War of Wrath]], Amdír came from [[Beleriand]] with his son [[Amroth]], and established himself in [[Lórinand]], where he would soon lead the princeless [[Silvan Elves]].<ref name="AaN">{{HM\|UT}}~~, "[[The History of Galadriel and Celeborn]]", "Amroth and Nimrodel"~~</ref> Peace lasted, until the [[Downfall of Númenor]] and the subsequent return of [[Sauron]] to [[Middle-earth]]. Though he answered the call of [[Gil-galad]], he did not serve under the [[High King of the Noldor]]. Instead, he joined forces with [[Oropher]]~~, like him a~~ [[~~Sindar\|Sinda]], and joined~~ the ~~[[War of the Last Alliance~~]]. Ill-equipped and highly independent, Oropher and Amdír were driven back into the [[Dead Marshes]] and slain. [[Thranduil]], the son of [[Oropher]], returned home with less than a third of his original force.<ref name="AppB"/>	+	After the [[War of Wrath]], Amdír came from [[Beleriand]] with his son [[Amroth]], and established himself in [[Lórinand]], where he would soon lead the princeless [[Silvan Elves]].<ref name="AaN">{{UT\|Nimrodel}}</ref>
		+
		+	Peace lasted, until the [[Downfall of Númenor]] and the subsequent return of [[Sauron]] to [[Middle-earth]]. Though he answered the call of [[Gil-galad]] to the [[War of the Last Alliance]], he did not serve under the [[High King of the Noldor]]. Instead, he joined forces with the Sinda [[Oropher]] of [[Greenwood the Great]].
		+
		+	Ill-equipped and highly independent, Oropher and Amdír were driven back into the [[Dead Marshes]] and slain. [[Thranduil]], the son of [[Oropher]], returned home with less than a third of his original force.<ref name="AppB"/>

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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−	\| ~~realm~~=[[Doriath]],{{fact}} [[Lothlórien\|Lórinand]]	+	\| location=[[Doriath]],{{fact}} [[Lothlórien\|Lórinand]]
	\| affiliation=[[Last Alliance of Elves and Men]]		\| affiliation=[[Last Alliance of Elves and Men]]
	\| language=[[Sindarin]] and [[Silvan Elvish\|Silvan]]		\| language=[[Sindarin]] and [[Silvan Elvish\|Silvan]]

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	{{sindar infobox		{{sindar infobox
	\| image=[[File:Edward Johnson - Amdir.jpg\|250px]]		\| image=[[File:Edward Johnson - Amdir.jpg\|250px]]

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−	\| image=[[File:Edward Johnson Amdir.jpg\|250px]]	+	\| image=[[File:Edward Johnson - Amdir.jpg\|250px]]
	\| name=Amdír		\| name=Amdír
	\| othernames=''Malgalad'' [[Amdír#Etymology\|see Etymology]]		\| othernames=''Malgalad'' [[Amdír#Etymology\|see Etymology]]

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		+	[[Category:Rulers of Middle-earth]]
	[[de:Amdír]]		[[de:Amdír]]
	[[fr:encyclo/personnages/elfes/teleri/sindar/amdir]]		[[fr:encyclo/personnages/elfes/teleri/sindar/amdir]]
	[[fi:Amdír]]		[[fi:Amdír]]

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	\| image=[[File:Edward Johnson Amdir.jpg\|250px]]		\| image=[[File:Edward Johnson Amdir.jpg\|250px]]
	\| name=Amdír		\| name=Amdír
−	\| othernames=Malgalad, [[#Etymology\|see ~~below~~]]	+	\| othernames=''Malgalad'' [[Amdír#Etymology\|see Etymology]]
−	\| titles=Lord of [[Lórinand]]	+	\| titles=Lord of [[Lothlórien\|Lórinand]]
		+	\| position=
		+	\| realm=[[Doriath]],{{fact}} [[Lothlórien\|Lórinand]]
		+	\| affiliation=[[Last Alliance of Elves and Men]]
		+	\| language=[[Sindarin]] and [[Silvan Elvish\|Silvan]]
	\| birth=		\| birth=
−	\| ~~realm~~=~~[[Doriath]], [[Lórinand]]~~	+	\| birthlocation=
−	\| ~~death~~=~~[[Second Age~~ 3434\|~~S.A.~~ 3434~~]],~~ [[Battle of Dagorlad]]	+	\| rule=until {{SA\|3434}}
		+	\| death={{SA\|3434}}
		+	\| deathlocation=[[Battle of Dagorlad]]
	\| age=		\| age=
−	\| ~~gender=Male~~	+	\| house=
−	~~\| hair=~~	+
−	~~\| eyes~~=	+
	\| parentage=		\| parentage=
		+	\| siblings=
	\| spouse=		\| spouse=
	\| children=[[Amroth]]		\| children=[[Amroth]]
−	\|}}	+	\| gender=Male
−	'''Amdír''', also called '''Malagalad''',<ref name="AppB">{{HM\|UT}}, "[[The History of Galadriel and Celeborn]]", "Appendix B: The Sindarin Princes of the Silvan Elves"</ref> was a [[Sindar\|Sindarin]] [[Elves\|Elf]] of [[Doriath]], who later became the King of [[Lothlórien\|Lórien]].	+	\| height=
		+	\| hair=
		+	\| eyes=
		+	\| clothing=
		+	\| weapons=
		+	\| steed=
		+	}}'''Amdír''', also called '''Malagalad''',<ref name="AppB">{{HM\|UT}}, "[[The History of Galadriel and Celeborn]]", "Appendix B: The Sindarin Princes of the Silvan Elves"</ref> was a [[Sindar\|Sindarin]] [[Elves\|Elf]] of [[Doriath]], who later became the King of [[Lothlórien\|Lórien]].

	==History==		==History==