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Ted Nasmith - Felagund among Bëor's Men

The House of Bëor was the name given the first of the three Houses of the Edain to cross the Ered Luin into Beleriand after travelling west, driven forth by the terrors wrought by Morgoth in the east. From the House of Bëor would come many famous lords and heroes, most notably Beren Erchamion who claimed a Silmaril from Morgoth's Iron Crown.

History

Under the leadership of Balan (later called Bëor), they crossed over the mountains into Thargelion in F.A. 310 and there were discovered by Finrod Felagund, thus they were the first men to encounter one of the Elves. Finrod befriended the House of Bëor and persuaded Thingol, overlord of Beleriand to grant the new arrivals lands which to inhabit. Thingol gave to them (and the other two Houses that followed) Estolad in the realm of Amrod. In 402, Orcs attempted to break through the Pass of Aglon, but the people of Bëor helped Maedhros and Maglor throw back the invaders. This was the first time Men fought on behalf of the Eldar.

In the reign of Boromir as Lord of the House of Bëor, great grandson of Bëor himself, the Bëorians were granted Ladros in Dorthonion (ruled by Finrod's brothers Angrod and Aegnor) as a feifdom of their own which they inhabited until the Dagor Bragollach in 455 when Dorthonion and Ladros included were swept away by Morgoth's offensive and Bregolas, the third Lord of Ladros was slain, leaving the leadership of the ruined house to his brother Barahir.

Barahir did what he could to ensure the House's survival, sending the women and children to safety under the leadership of his wife Emeldir. They went to the forest of Brethil where some merged with the Haladin, but others (including Rían and Morwen) continued on to Dor-lómin and joined with the people of Galdor. Meanwhile Barahir remained in Dorthonion with his son Beren, Bregolas' sons Baragund and Belegund, and a dwindling company of men. Pressed by Sauron from Tol-in-Gaurhoth this company was eventually betrayed by one of their members Gorlim the Unhappy, revealing Barahir's hideout at Tarn Aeluin. All the company were destroyed save Beren who was away scouting when the attack happened. None the less, from that point on the House of Bëor ceased to be an independent entity and its people joined the surviving Houses of Men.

Physical Characteristics

The Bëorians were noted as being very akin to the Ñoldor in their appearance; with dark hair, grey eyes and stout build and many of those descended from Bëorian stock (or part Bëorian) had these traits. Indeed Túrin Turambar whose mother Morwen Eledhwen was Bëorian, was mistaken for one of the Ñoldor inspiring his name Adanedhel 'Man-elf'.

Genealogy

The Family Tree of the House of Bëor

Showing the descendants of Bëor, the First House of the Edain. All information in the tree is from The War of the Jewels, (i) The House of Bëor,^[1] unless otherwise specified. The figures after the names are births and deaths where recorded (when only one figure is shown, marked as 'b.', it indicates a date of birth). All dates shown are from the First Age; when no dates are shown then that person was not of the House of Bëor. A dagger symbol '†' signifies those who did not die of old age. A name preceded by '#*' indicates a ruler of the house, with the number specifying the order. Names in italics indicate women.

In the tree the following colors are used: White - House of Bëor, Blue - House of Haleth, Yellow - House of Hador, Green - Elves, Turquoise - Half-elven, and Red - Later Houses of Men.

1* Balan
Bëor the Old
262-355
^{[note 1]}

2* Baran
289-380

Belen
b. 292

3* Boron
315-408

Baranor
b. 317

Beldir
b. 316

4* Boromir
338-432

Belegor
b. 340

Bereg
b. 340
^{[note 2]}

Belemir
b. 339

Adanel

5* Bregor
359-448

Andreth
b. 361

Beril
b. 365

Beren
b. 374

Arachon

Bregil
b. 386

Hirwen
b. 389

6* Bregolas
393-455 †
^{[note 3]}

Gilwen
b. 397

7* Barahir
400-460 †
^{[note 4]}

Two unnamed
older children

Emeldir the
Manhearted
b. 406

Brandir
b. 409

Beldis
b. 411

Handir
of Brethil

Beleth
b. 417
^{[note 5]}

Baragund
420-460 †
^{[note 6]}

Belegund
422-460 †
^{[note 7]}

8* Beren
Erchamion
432-465 †, 465-501
^{[note 8]}

Lúthien
Tinúviel

Brandir
the Lame †
(Childless)

Húrin
Thalion

Morwen
Edhelwen
443-500 †
^{[note 9]}

Rían
450-472 †
^{[note 10]}

Huor

Dior
470-506 †
^{[note 11]}

Túrin
Turambar †
(Childless)

Idril

Tuor

Eluréd
500-506 †
^{[note 12]}

Elurín
500-506 †
^{[note 13]}

Elwing
b. 503

House of Bëor Notes

↑ Balan became a vassal of King Felagund and took the name "Bëor", meaning "vassal". Later, since he lived to the age of 93, the epithet "the Old" was appended to his name.
↑ Bereg led a thousand followers out of Beleriand; his fate is unknown.
↑ Bregolas died in the Dagor Bragollach.
↑ Barahir was slain in the Massacre of Tarn Aeluin.
↑ Beleth's distant descendant in the Second Age was Beregar, the father of Queen Erendis of Númenor.
↑ Baragund was a member of Barahir's outlaw band in Dorthonion after the Dagor Bragollach and was slain by Orcs in the Massacre at Tarn Aeluin.
↑ Belegund was also a member of Barahir's outlaw band and was slain by Orcs in the Massacre at Tarn Aeluin.
↑ Beren died from wounds received from the bites of Carcharoth, the Wolf of Morgoth. However, he returned to Middle-earth and lived with Lúthien before dying again.
↑ Morwen, spent from years of wandering in the wilderness, died upon the mound that held her son Túrin, which was also a memorial to her daughter Nienor.
↑ Rían made her way to the Haudh-en-Nirnaeth after the Nirnaeth Arnoediad where she laid herself down and died.
↑ Dior died in Menegroth when the sons of Fëanor attacked to take the Silmaril that had been set in the Nauglamír.
↑ Eluréd was seized by Celegorm's servants during the Second Kinslaying and left in the forest to die of starvation. [In The Silmarillion, Eluréd was renamed from "Eldún".]
↑ Elurín was seized by Celegorm's servants during the Second Kinslaying and left in the forest to die of starvation. [In The Silmarillion, Elurín was renamed from "Elrún".]

References

↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The War of the Jewels, "Part Two. The Later Quenta Silmarillion: Of the Coming of Men into the West (Chapter 14)", (i) The House of Bëor

[2] Balan became a vassal of King Felagund and took the name "Bëor", meaning "vassal". Later, since he lived to the age of 93, the epithet "the Old" was appended to his name.

[3] Bereg led a thousand followers out of Beleriand; his fate is unknown.

[4] Bregolas died in the Dagor Bragollach.

[5] Barahir was slain in the Massacre of Tarn Aeluin.

[6] Beleth's distant descendant in the Second Age was Beregar, the father of Queen Erendis of Númenor.

[7] Baragund was a member of Barahir's outlaw band in Dorthonion after the Dagor Bragollach and was slain by Orcs in the Massacre at Tarn Aeluin.

[8] Belegund was also a member of Barahir's outlaw band and was slain by Orcs in the Massacre at Tarn Aeluin.

[9] Beren died from wounds received from the bites of Carcharoth, the Wolf of Morgoth. However, he returned to Middle-earth and lived with Lúthien before dying again.

[10] Morwen, spent from years of wandering in the wilderness, died upon the mound that held her son Túrin, which was also a memorial to her daughter Nienor.

[11] Rían made her way to the Haudh-en-Nirnaeth after the Nirnaeth Arnoediad where she laid herself down and died.

[12] Dior died in Menegroth when the sons of Fëanor attacked to take the Silmaril that had been set in the Nauglamír.

[13] Eluréd was seized by Celegorm's servants during the Second Kinslaying and left in the forest to die of starvation. [In The Silmarillion, Eluréd was renamed from "Eldún".]

[14] Elurín was seized by Celegorm's servants during the Second Kinslaying and left in the forest to die of starvation. [In The Silmarillion, Elurín was renamed from "Elrún".]

[1] J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The War of the Jewels, "Part Two. The Later Quenta Silmarillion: Of the Coming of Men into the West (Chapter 14)", (i) The House of Bëor

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-The '''House of Bëor''' was the oldest of the [[Edain|Three Houses of Men]] that had allied with the [[Elves]] in the [[First Age]].
+[[File:Ted Nasmith - Felagund Among Bëor’s Men.jpg|thumb|[[Ted Nasmith]] - Felagund among Bëor's Men]]
+The [[House of Bëor]] was the name given the first of the three Houses of the [[Edain]] to cross the [[Ered Luin]] into [[Beleriand]] after travelling west, driven forth by the terrors wrought by Morgoth in the east. From the House of Bëor would come many famous lords and heroes, most notably [[Beren|Beren Erchamion]] who claimed a [[Silmaril]] from [[Morgoth|Morgoth's]] [[Iron Crown]].
+== History ==
+Under the leadership of [[Balan]] (later called [[Bëor]]), they crossed over the mountains into Thargelion in {{FA|310}} and there were discovered by [[Finrod|Finrod Felagund]], thus they were the first men to encounter one of the Elves. Finrod befriended the House of Bëor and persuaded [[Thingol]], overlord of Beleriand to grant the new arrivals lands which to inhabit. Thingol gave to them (and the other two Houses that followed) [[Estolad]] in the realm of [[Amrod]].  In {{FA|402|n}}, [[Orcs]] attempted to break through the [[Pass of Aglon]], but the people of Bëor helped [[Maedhros]] and [[Maglor]] throw back the invaders. This was the first time Men fought on behalf of the [[Eldar]].
-'''Bëor the Old''', originally named Balan and later given the title ''the Old'', was leader of the [[House of Bëor]], the first men to travel into [[Beleriand]]. He met [[Finrod Felagund]], who guided them to settle in [[Estolad]], east of [[Doriath]]. Bëor took service with Finrod in [[Nargothrond]]. His name ''Bëor'' meant ''vassal'' in the Bëorian tongue. He got his title, ''the Old'', because he died at 93 years of age, of which 44 were spent serving Finrod.
+In the reign of [[Boromir (Lord of Ladros)|Boromir]] as Lord of the House of Bëor, great grandson of Bëor himself, the Bëorians were granted [[Ladros]] in [[Dorthonion]] (ruled by Finrod's brothers [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]]) as a feifdom of their own which they inhabited until the [[Dagor Bragollach]] in {{FA|455|n}} when Dorthonion and Ladros included were swept away by Morgoth's offensive and [[Bregolas]], the third Lord of Ladros was slain, leaving the leadership of the ruined house to his brother [[Barahir]].
-'''Baran''' was the eldest son of Bëor the Old and took up the leadership of the [[House of Bëor]] when his father departed to [[Nargothrond]]. He dwelt in [[Estolad]] and had two sons, '''Boron''' and '''Baranor'''.
+Barahir did what he could to ensure the House's survival, sending the women and children to safety under the leadership of his wife [[Emeldir]]. They went to the forest of [[Brethil]] where some merged with the [[House_of_Haleth|Haladin]], but others (including [[Rían]] and [[Morwen]]) continued on to [[Dor-lómin]] and joined with the people of [[Galdor (Lord of Dor-lómin)|Galdor]]. Meanwhile Barahir remained in Dorthonion with his son [[Beren]], Bregolas' sons [[Baragund]] and [[Belegund]], and a dwindling company of men. Pressed by [[Sauron]] from [[Tol-in-Gaurhoth]] this company was eventually betrayed by one of their members [[Gorlim the Unhappy]], revealing Barahir's hideout at [[Tarn Aeluin]]. All the company were destroyed save Beren who was away scouting when the attack happened. None the less, from that point on the House of Bëor ceased to be an independent entity and its people joined the surviving Houses of Men.
-'''Belen''' was Bëor's second son.
+== Physical Characteristics ==
+The Bëorians were noted as being very akin to the Ñoldor in their appearance; with dark hair, grey eyes and stout build and many of those descended from Bëorian stock (or part Bëorian) had these traits. Indeed [[Túrin|Túrin Turambar]] whose mother [[Morwen|Morwen Eledhwen]] was Bëorian, was mistaken for one of the Ñoldor inspiring his name Adanedhel 'Man-elf'.
-'''Bereg''', a grandson of Baran, was dissatisfied with Estolad, and led part of the people away to parts unknown, disappearing from the histories. It is possible some of his descendants were the ancestors of the later Men of [[Eriador]].
+==Genealogy==
+===The Family Tree of the House of Bëor===
+Showing the descendants of [[Bëor]], the First House of the [[Edain]].  All information in the tree is from ''[[The War of the Jewels]]'', ''(i) The House of Bëor'',<ref>{{WJ|West}}, ''(i) The House of Bëor''</ref> unless otherwise specified.  The figures after the names are births and deaths where recorded (when only one figure is shown, marked as 'b.', it indicates a date of birth).  All dates shown are from the [[First Age]]; when no dates are shown then that person was not of the House of Bëor.  A dagger symbol '†' signifies those who did not die of old age.  A name preceded by '#*' indicates a ruler of the house, with the number specifying the order.  Names in ''italics'' indicate women.
-'''Boron''' was a son of Baran.
+In the tree the following colors are used: White - House of Bëor, Blue - [[House of Haleth]], Yellow - [[House of Hador]], Green - [[Elves]], Turquoise - [[Half-elven]], and Red - Later Houses of [[Men]].
-'''Boromir''' was a son of Boron.  The later [[Boromir son of Denethor II|Boromir]] of [[Gondor]] was named after him. Boromir was granted the land of [[Ladros]] in [[Dorthonion]] as a fief, and his house removed there.
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-'''[[Bregor]]''' was a son of Boromir and [[Andreth]] was Boromir's daughter.
+===House of Bëor Notes===
+<references group="note"/>
-'''[[Bregolas]]''', who died in the [[Dagor Bragollach]], and '''[[Barahir son of Bregor|Barahir]]''' were sons of Bregor.
+{{references}}
+[[Category:House of Bëor| ]]
-'''Beren''' was a son of Barahir.
+[[Category:Mannish Noble Houses|Beor]]
+[[de:Haus Beor]]
-'''Baragund''' was a son of Bregolas and a direct descendant of Bëor the Old. He had one daughter, [[Morwen]] and he was the grandfather of [[Túrin Turambar]]. He survived the [[Dagor Bragollach]] and lived as an outlaw with his uncle Barahir and some companions. They were eventually betrayed to Sauron and killed.
+[[fr:encyclo/peuples/hommes/peuple_de_beor]]
+[[fi:Bëorin Huone]]
-The House of Bëor ceased to exist as an independent House after the [[Dagor Bragollach]], but in the [[Second Age]] some families of [[Númenor]] still spoke [[Adûnaic]] with a notable Bëorian accent.
-==Family tree of the House of Bëor and its descendants==
-<code>
-                            [[Bëor the Old]]
-                                |
-                    --------------------------
-                  |                          |
-                [[Baran]]                      [[Belen]]
-                  |                          :
-                  -----------                :
-                  |        |                :
-                [[Boron]]    [[Baranor]]            :
-                  |        |                :
-                [[Boromir of Ladros|Boromir]]    [[Bereg]]          [[Belemir]] = [[Adanel]]
-                  |                          |
-              ------------                    |
-              |         |                    |
-          [[Andreth]]      [[Bregor]]              [[Beren son of Belemir|Beren]]
-                        |                    |
-                  --------------              |
-                  |            |              |
-              [[Bregolas]]      [[Barahir]]  =  [[Emeldir]]
-                  |                    |
-          ----------------            |
-          |              |            |
-      [[Baragund]]      [[Belegund]]  [[Beren Erchamion]] = [[Lúthien Tinúviel|Lúthien]]
-          |              |                      |
-      [[Morwen]] = [[Húrin]]  [[Rían]] = [[Huor]]            [[Dior Eluchíl|Dior]] = [[Nimloth]]
-              |              |                      |
-        -------------        |              --------------
-        |    |    |        |              |    |      |
-    [[Túrin Turambar|Túrin]]  [[Lalaith, daughter of Húrin|Lalaith]]  [[Nienor Níniel|Nienor]]  [[Tuor]] = [[Idril]]  |    |      |
-                                  |        |    |      |
-                            [[Eärendil]]  =  [[Elwing]] [[Eluréd]] [[Elurín]]
-                                      |
-                    -----------------------------------------
-                    |                                      |
-          [[Elros|Elros Tar-Minyatur]]                              [[Elrond]]  =  [[Celebrían]]
-                    |                                              |
-            [[Vardamir Nólimon]]                            ---------------------
-                    |                                    |        |        |
-              [[Tar-Amandil]]                                |        |        |
-                    |                                    |        |        |
-              [[Tar-Elendil]]                                |        |        |
-                    |                                    |        |        |
-      ----------------------------                      |        |        |
-      |                          |                      |        |        |
- Later [[Kings of Númenor]]      [[Silmariën]]                  |        |        |
-                                |                      |        |        |
-                        [[:Category:Lords of Andúnië|Lords of Andúnië]]                |        |        |
-                                :                      |        |        |
-                              [[Elendil]]                   |        |        |
-                                |                      |        |        |
-                      -------------------              |        |        |
-                      |                |              |        |        |
-              [[Kings of Gondor]]  [[Kings of Arnor]]          |        |        |
-                                        :               |        |        |
-                                [[Kings of Arthedain]]     |        |        |
-                                        :              |        |        |
-                          [[Chieftains of the Dúnedain]]    |        |        |
-                                        :               |        |        |
-                                    [[Aragorn II|Aragorn]]    =    [[Arwen]]    [[Elladan]]    [[Elrohir]]
-                                                |
-                                    ----------------------
-                                    |                    |
-                                [[Eldarion]]    Numerous daughters
-                                    |
-                      Later Kings of the [[Reunited Kingdom]]
-</code>
-[[Category:Edain]]

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