Celebrindor
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| − | + | '''Celebrindor''' ([[Third Age|T.A.]] 1062 - 1272, died aged 210) was the fifth [[King of Arthedain]]/ | |
| − | |}}'''Celebrindor''' ([[Third Age|T.A.]] 1062 - 1272, died aged 210) was the | + | |
| − | + | ==History== | |
| + | Celebrindor was the son of [[Celepharn]], and came to the throne of [[Arthedain]] upon his father's death in 1191. His reign as king was uneventful, as relations between the other realms of [[Arnor]] - [[Cardolan]] and [[Rhudaur]] - were good, and no evil threathened the realm yet - it was after Celebrindor's death that [[Angmar]] started to pose a threat to the peoples of Arnor. | ||
Celebrindor died in 1272 after ruling the Northern Kingdom for eighty-one years. He was succeeded by his son [[Malvegil]] upon his death. | Celebrindor died in 1272 after ruling the Northern Kingdom for eighty-one years. He was succeeded by his son [[Malvegil]] upon his death. | ||
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| + | ==Etymology== | ||
| + | The etymology of Celebrindor's name is uncertain. The most likely meaning is "silverlike lord" from ''[[celebrin]]'' "silver-like (adjective)" and ''[[taur]]'', which means among other things "lord". | ||
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Revision as of 13:41, 19 November 2010
| Celebrindor | |
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| Arnorian | |
| Biographical Information | |
| Position | King of Arthedain |
| Date of birth | T.A. 1062 |
| Years of rule | T.A. 1191 - T.A. 1272 |
| Death (age and date) | T.A. 1272 |
| Personal Information | |
| Gender | Male |
| Parentage | Celepharn |
| Children | Malvegil |
Celebrindor (T.A. 1062 - 1272, died aged 210) was the fifth King of Arthedain/
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History
Celebrindor was the son of Celepharn, and came to the throne of Arthedain upon his father's death in 1191. His reign as king was uneventful, as relations between the other realms of Arnor - Cardolan and Rhudaur - were good, and no evil threathened the realm yet - it was after Celebrindor's death that Angmar started to pose a threat to the peoples of Arnor.
Celebrindor died in 1272 after ruling the Northern Kingdom for eighty-one years. He was succeeded by his son Malvegil upon his death.
Etymology
The etymology of Celebrindor's name is uncertain. The most likely meaning is "silverlike lord" from celebrin "silver-like (adjective)" and taur, which means among other things "lord".
Genealogy
Isildur : : : Celepharn | | CELEBRINDOR | | Malvegil | | Argeleb I
References
| Preceded by: Celepharn |
5th King of Arthedain T.A. 1191 - T.A. 1272 |
Followed by: Malvegil |
| The Northern Line and the Heirs of Isildur | |
| Kings of Arnor: | Elendil · Isildur · Valandil · Eldacar · Arantar · Tarcil · Tarondor · Valandur · Elendur · Eärendur |
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| Kings of Arthedain: | Amlaith · Beleg · Mallor · Celepharn · Celebrindor · Malvegil · Argeleb I · Arveleg I · Araphor · Argeleb II · Arvegil · Arveleg II · Araval · Araphant · Arvedui |
| Chieftains of the Dúnedain: | Aranarth · Arahael · Aranuir · Aravir · Aragorn I · Araglas · Arahad I · Aragost · Aravorn · Arahad II · Arassuil · Arathorn I · Argonui · Arador · Arathorn II · Aragorn II |