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	==History==		==History==
−	When [[Thorin]] and company went to reclaim [[Erebor]], they crossed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.<ref>{{H\|Rest}}</ref>	+	When [[Thorin]] and company went to reclaim [[Lonely Mountain\|Erebor]], they crossed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.<ref>{{H\|Rest}}</ref>

	At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was carried on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Nazgûl\|Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.<ref>{{FR\|I12}}</ref>		At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was carried on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Nazgûl\|Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.<ref>{{FR\|I12}}</ref>

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Gamling: Added references, reorganized the information

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−	'''Bruinen''' or '''Loudwater''' is a river in eastern Eriador.	+	'''Bruinen''' or '''Loudwater''' was a river in eastern [[Eriador]]. It began with two tributaries flowing from the western slopes of the [[Misty Mountains]], one of which came from the [[High Pass]] where [[Goblin-town]] existed. The Bruinen terminated when it joined the [[Mitheithel]] River. The southern arm of the Bruinen flowed through the deep valley where [[Elrond]] founded the refuge of [[Rivendell]]. The Bruinen had only one known ford, the [[Ford of Bruinen\|Ford]] near Rivendell.<ref>{{FR\|Map}}</ref>

−	The ~~Bruinen began with two tributaries in~~ the [[~~Misty Mountains~~]]~~, one of them was began at~~ the [[~~High Pass~~]] ~~where~~ [[~~Goblin-town~~]] ~~was later dug~~.	+	The river formed the eastern border of the Kingdom of [[Arnor]] and later the petty-realm of [[Rhudaur]]. It also formed the northern border of [[Eregion]].<ref>{{App\|Eriador}}</ref>

−	~~The river formed the southern border of the Kingdom of~~ [[~~Arnor~~]] and ~~later the petty-realm of~~ [[~~Rhudaur~~]]~~. It also formed~~ the ~~northern border of~~ [[~~Eregion~~]].	+	==History==
		+	When [[Thorin]] and company went to reclaim [[Erebor]], they crossed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.<ref>{{H\|Rest}}</ref>

−	~~The southern arm of the Bruinen flowed through the deep valley where [[Elrond]] founded the refuge of [[Rivendell\|Imladris]]. Elrond had some control over the river.~~	+	At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was carried on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Nazgûl\|Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.<ref>{{FR\|I12}}</ref>
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−	~~The Bruinen had only one point where it could be passed, a [[Ford of Bruinen\|Ford]] near Rivendell. This Ford and by extension the river were called the ''Edge of the Wild''.~~	+
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−	~~When [[Thorin]] and company went to reclaim [[Erebor]], they passed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.~~	+
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−	At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was ~~raced~~ on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Nazgûl\|Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.	+

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	Like most rivers in Eriador, the '''Bruinen''' had a Westron name, which Tolkien translated as '''Loudwater'''. [[Patrick H. Wynne]] linked the first element ''brui'' "noisy" to the second element of the word ''[[Ulumúri]]'', and several other [[Qenya]] and [[Gnomish\|Goldogrin]] words with some connection to "great sound". The second element is ''[[nen]]'', "water".	+	Like most rivers in Eriador, the '''Bruinen''' had a Westron name, which Tolkien translated as '''Loudwater'''. [[Patrick H. Wynne]] linked the first element ''brui'' "noisy" to the second element of the word ''[[Ulumúri]]'', and several other [[Qenya]] and [[Gnomish\|Goldogrin]] words with some connection to "great sound". The second element is ''[[nen]]'', "water".<ref>[http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/lambengolmor/message/895 Editorial to Lambengolmor message 895]</ref>

	{{references}}		{{references}}
−	* ''[[The Fellowship of the Ring]]'', ''[[Flight to the Ford]]''
−	* [http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/lambengolmor/message/895 Editorial to Lambengolmor message 895]

	[[Category:Rivers]]		[[Category:Rivers]]

Morgan: Relinked

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	The river formed the southern border of the Kingdom of [[Arnor]] and later the petty-realm of [[Rhudaur]]. It also formed the northern border of [[Eregion]].		The river formed the southern border of the Kingdom of [[Arnor]] and later the petty-realm of [[Rhudaur]]. It also formed the northern border of [[Eregion]].

−	The southern arm of the Bruinen flowed through the deep valley where [[Elrond]] founded the refuge of [[Imladris]]. Elrond had some control over the river.	+	The southern arm of the Bruinen flowed through the deep valley where [[Elrond]] founded the refuge of [[Rivendell\|Imladris]]. Elrond had some control over the river.

	The Bruinen had only one point where it could be passed, a [[Ford of Bruinen\|Ford]] near Rivendell. This Ford and by extension the river were called the ''Edge of the Wild''.		The Bruinen had only one point where it could be passed, a [[Ford of Bruinen\|Ford]] near Rivendell. This Ford and by extension the river were called the ''Edge of the Wild''.

KingAragorn Bot: Bot Message: changing links

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	The Bruinen had only one point where it could be passed, a [[Ford of Bruinen\|Ford]] near Rivendell. This Ford and by extension the river were called the ''Edge of the Wild''.		The Bruinen had only one point where it could be passed, a [[Ford of Bruinen\|Ford]] near Rivendell. This Ford and by extension the river were called the ''Edge of the Wild''.

−	When [[Thorin ~~Oakenshield~~]] and company went to reclaim [[Erebor]], they passed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.	+	When [[Thorin]] and company went to reclaim [[Erebor]], they passed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.

	At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was raced on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Nazgûl\|Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.		At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was raced on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Nazgûl\|Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.

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2011-07-02T08:46:38Z

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	Like most rivers in Eriador, the '''Bruinen''' had a Westron name, which Tolkien translated as '''Loudwater'''. [[Patrick H. Wynne]] linked the first element ''brui'' "noisy" to the second element of the word ''[[Ulumúri]]'', and several other [[Qenya]] and [[Goldogrin]] words with some connection to "great sound". The second element is ''[[nen]]'', "water".	+	Like most rivers in Eriador, the '''Bruinen''' had a Westron name, which Tolkien translated as '''Loudwater'''. [[Patrick H. Wynne]] linked the first element ''brui'' "noisy" to the second element of the word ''[[Ulumúri]]'', and several other [[Qenya]] and [[Gnomish\|Goldogrin]] words with some connection to "great sound". The second element is ''[[nen]]'', "water".

	{{references}}		{{references}}

Mith: Re-linked to the Witch-king

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	When [[Thorin Oakenshield]] and company went to reclaim [[Erebor]], they passed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.		When [[Thorin Oakenshield]] and company went to reclaim [[Erebor]], they passed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.

−	At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was raced on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Nazgûl\|Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king ~~of Angmar~~\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.	+	At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was raced on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Nazgûl\|Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

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	When [[Thorin Oakenshield]] and company went to reclaim [[Erebor]], they passed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.		When [[Thorin Oakenshield]] and company went to reclaim [[Erebor]], they passed the Bruinen after their adventure with the [[Trolls]], before they long paused at Rivendell.

−	At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was raced on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king of Angmar\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.	+	At the beginning of the [[War of the Ring]] [[Frodo Baggins]] was raced on [[Glorfindel]]'s horse towards the Ford of Bruinen, with the [[Nazgûl\|Ringwraiths]] in hot pursuit. At the Ford Frodo, poisoned by a deadly wound, made his stand, and defied the [[Witch-king of Angmar\|Lord of the Nazgûl]]. This lured the Ringwraiths into the Bruinen, and Elrond and [[Gandalf]] released a great flood, which took the form of horses made out of water due to Gandalf's magic. This flood killed the horses of the Ringwraiths and their physical forms, buying the [[Fellowship of the Ring]] some time.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

Gilgamesh at 23:32, 20 February 2010

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	Like most rivers in Eriador, the '''Bruinen''' had a Westron name, which Tolkien translated as '''Loudwater'''. [[Patrick H. Wynne]] linked the first element ''brui'' "noisy" to the second element of the word ''[[Ulumúri]]'', and several other [[Qenya]] and [[Goldogrin]] words with some connection to "great sound". The second element is ''[[nen]]'', "water".		Like most rivers in Eriador, the '''Bruinen''' had a Westron name, which Tolkien translated as '''Loudwater'''. [[Patrick H. Wynne]] linked the first element ''brui'' "noisy" to the second element of the word ''[[Ulumúri]]'', and several other [[Qenya]] and [[Goldogrin]] words with some connection to "great sound". The second element is ''[[nen]]'', "water".

−	~~==References==~~	+	{{references}}
	* ''[[The Fellowship of the Ring]]'', ''[[Flight to the Ford]]''		* ''[[The Fellowship of the Ring]]'', ''[[Flight to the Ford]]''
	* [http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/lambengolmor/message/895 Editorial to Lambengolmor message 895]		* [http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/lambengolmor/message/895 Editorial to Lambengolmor message 895]
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	[[fi:Bruinen]]		[[fi:Bruinen]]