City of the Kings - Revision history

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	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].		The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].

−	[[Category:Cities, ~~Towns~~ and ~~Villages~~]]	+	[[Category:Cities, towns and villages]]

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	The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.		The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.

−	The same title was later applied to [[~~Minas Tirith in Gondor\|~~Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].	+	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].

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2010-08-31T16:52:40Z

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	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith in Gondor\|Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].		The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith in Gondor\|Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].

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2010-06-15T08:46:58Z

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	The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.		The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.

−	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith in Gondor\|Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)\|\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].	+	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith in Gondor\|Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].

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2010-06-14T20:26:49Z

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	The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.		The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.

−	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith in Gondor\|Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor of Gondor\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].	+	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith in Gondor\|Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)\|\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].

	[[Category:Cities]]		[[Category:Cities]]

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	The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.		The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.

−	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith in Gondor\|Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].	+	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith in Gondor\|Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor of Gondor\|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].

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	The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.		The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.

−	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]] ~~(as in the quote above)~~, where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].	+	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith in Gondor\|Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].

	[[Category:Cities]]		[[Category:Cities]]

Hyarion: Added to Category:Cities

2006-08-07T02:20:18Z

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	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]] (as in the quote above), where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].		The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]] (as in the quote above), where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].
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Hyarion at 04:11, 30 April 2006

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−	A name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.	+	The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.

	The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]] (as in the quote above), where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].		The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]] (as in the quote above), where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].

Hyarion at 05:24, 14 September 2005

2005-09-14T05:24:29Z

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A name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.

The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]] (as in the quote above), where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].