House of Fëanor - Revision history

Sage: replaced image with a more proper one (but the old one was fantastic too)

2013-04-09T00:56:59Z

replaced image with a more proper one (but the old one was fantastic too)

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−	[[~~Image~~:~~Jenny_Dolfen_~~-~~_Feanoreans_-_Family_picture~~.jpg~~\|right~~\|thumb~~\|200px~~\|''~~Feanoreans~~'' by ~~[[Jenny Dolfen]].~~]]	+	[[File:Angel Falto - Feanor & Sons.jpg\|thumb\|''Feanor & Sons'' by Angel Falto]]
	The '''House of Fëanor''' were the cursed descendants and followers of [[Fëanor]], the eldest son of [[Finwë]], and his spouse [[Nerdanel]]. Fëanor was one of the greatest, and certainly the most skilled, of the [[Noldor]], but his burning anger at the loss of his [[Silmarils]] led him to commit acts that would greatly diminish the influence of his house among his people. As the heir of Finwë, Fëanor and his descendants should have inherited the [[High King of the Noldor\|High Kingship of the Noldor]], but because of Fëanor's rash acts, the lordship of the Noldor passed to his brothers: [[Finarfin]] in [[Aman]], and [[Fingolfin]] in [[Middle-earth]]. For this reason, the members of the House of Fëanor are referred to as the [[Dispossessed]].		The '''House of Fëanor''' were the cursed descendants and followers of [[Fëanor]], the eldest son of [[Finwë]], and his spouse [[Nerdanel]]. Fëanor was one of the greatest, and certainly the most skilled, of the [[Noldor]], but his burning anger at the loss of his [[Silmarils]] led him to commit acts that would greatly diminish the influence of his house among his people. As the heir of Finwë, Fëanor and his descendants should have inherited the [[High King of the Noldor\|High Kingship of the Noldor]], but because of Fëanor's rash acts, the lordship of the Noldor passed to his brothers: [[Finarfin]] in [[Aman]], and [[Fingolfin]] in [[Middle-earth]]. For this reason, the members of the House of Fëanor are referred to as the [[Dispossessed]].

Morgan: Reworded

2011-06-21T06:31:33Z

Reworded

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	==Names==		==Names==

−	In [[~~Quenya~~]], the House of Fëanor was ~~called~~ ''Nos ~~Fëanor~~'' (cf. ''[[nosse#Quenya\|nosse]]'').<!-- {{or}}maybe I'm overdoing the original research warning, but I added it since the attested form is Nos Feanor. (User:Morgan) I think it’s overdoing, the ¨ is only a spelling convention that does not alter the actual word at all. (User:Mithrennaith) --><ref>{{VT\|46a}}, p. 6</ref>	+	In the [[The Etymologies\|''Etymologies'']], the [[Quenya]] name of the House of Fëanor was ''Nos Feanor'' (cf. ''[[nosse#Quenya\|nosse]]'').<ref>{{VT\|46a}}, p. 6</ref>
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	[[Category:House of Fëanor\| ]]		[[Category:House of Fëanor\| ]]

Mithrennaith: {{or}} overdone indeed.

2011-06-20T22:48:01Z

{{or}} overdone indeed.

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	==Names==		==Names==

−	In [[Quenya]], the House of Fëanor was called ''Nos Fëanor'' (cf. ''[[nosse#Quenya\|nosse]]'').{{or}}~~<!--~~ maybe I'm overdoing the original research warning, but I added it since the attested form is Nos Feanor. (User:Morgan) --><ref>{{VT\|46a}}, p. 6</ref>	+	In [[Quenya]], the House of Fëanor was called ''Nos Fëanor'' (cf. ''[[nosse#Quenya\|nosse]]'').<!-- {{or}}maybe I'm overdoing the original research warning, but I added it since the attested form is Nos Feanor. (User:Morgan) I think it’s overdoing, the ¨ is only a spelling convention that does not alter the actual word at all. (User:Mithrennaith) --><ref>{{VT\|46a}}, p. 6</ref>
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	[[Category:House of Fëanor\| ]]		[[Category:House of Fëanor\| ]]

Morgan: Added Quenya name of the House

2011-06-19T15:33:30Z

Added Quenya name of the House

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	The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].		The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].

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		+	In [[Quenya]], the House of Fëanor was called ''Nos Fëanor'' (cf. ''[[nosse#Quenya\|nosse]]'').{{or}}<!-- maybe I'm overdoing the original research warning, but I added it since the attested form is Nos Feanor. (User:Morgan) --><ref>{{VT\|46a}}, p. 6</ref>
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	[[Category:House of Fëanor\| ]]		[[Category:House of Fëanor\| ]]

Gilgamesh at 00:09, 4 February 2010

2010-02-04T00:09:20Z

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−	~~[[Category:Noldor]]~~

Gilgamesh at 00:09, 4 February 2010

2010-02-04T00:09:09Z

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	The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].		The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].

−	[[Category:~~Elvish Noble Houses~~]]	+	[[Category:House of Fëanor\| ]]
	[[Category:Noldor]]		[[Category:Noldor]]

Narfil Palùrfalas at 19:10, 21 October 2007

2007-10-21T19:10:08Z

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	The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].		The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].

−	[[Category: Noble Houses]]	+	[[Category:Elvish Noble Houses]]
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Dr Death at 11:14, 23 September 2007

2007-09-23T11:14:10Z

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	The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].		The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].
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Earendilyon: Added picture

2006-05-02T06:54:29Z

Added picture

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		+	[[Image:Jenny_Dolfen_-_Feanoreans_-_Family_picture.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|''Feanoreans'' by [[Jenny Dolfen]].]]
	The '''House of Fëanor''' were the cursed descendants and followers of [[Fëanor]], the eldest son of [[Finwë]], and his spouse [[Nerdanel]]. Fëanor was one of the greatest, and certainly the most skilled, of the [[Noldor]], but his burning anger at the loss of his [[Silmarils]] led him to commit acts that would greatly diminish the influence of his house among his people. As the heir of Finwë, Fëanor and his descendants should have inherited the [[High King of the Noldor\|High Kingship of the Noldor]], but because of Fëanor's rash acts, the lordship of the Noldor passed to his brothers: [[Finarfin]] in [[Aman]], and [[Fingolfin]] in [[Middle-earth]]. For this reason, the members of the House of Fëanor are referred to as the [[Dispossessed]].		The '''House of Fëanor''' were the cursed descendants and followers of [[Fëanor]], the eldest son of [[Finwë]], and his spouse [[Nerdanel]]. Fëanor was one of the greatest, and certainly the most skilled, of the [[Noldor]], but his burning anger at the loss of his [[Silmarils]] led him to commit acts that would greatly diminish the influence of his house among his people. As the heir of Finwë, Fëanor and his descendants should have inherited the [[High King of the Noldor\|High Kingship of the Noldor]], but because of Fëanor's rash acts, the lordship of the Noldor passed to his brothers: [[Finarfin]] in [[Aman]], and [[Fingolfin]] in [[Middle-earth]]. For this reason, the members of the House of Fëanor are referred to as the [[Dispossessed]].

	The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].		The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].

Ebakunin at 06:01, 2 May 2006

2006-05-02T06:01:53Z

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−	The '''House of Fëanor''' were the cursed descendants and followers of [[Fëanor]], the eldest son of [[Finwë]], and his spouse [[Nerdanel]]. Fëanor was one of the greatest, and certainly the most skilled, of the [[Noldor]], but his burning anger at the loss of his [[Silmarils]] led him to commit acts that would greatly diminish the influence of his house among his people. As the heir of Finwë, Fëanor and his descendants should have inherited the [[High Kingship of the Noldor]], but because of Fëanor's rash acts, the lordship of the Noldor passed to his brothers: [[Finarfin]] in [[Aman]], and [[Fingolfin]] in [[Middle-earth]]. For this reason, the members of the House of Fëanor are referred to as the [[Dispossessed]].	+	The '''House of Fëanor''' were the cursed descendants and followers of [[Fëanor]], the eldest son of [[Finwë]], and his spouse [[Nerdanel]]. Fëanor was one of the greatest, and certainly the most skilled, of the [[Noldor]], but his burning anger at the loss of his [[Silmarils]] led him to commit acts that would greatly diminish the influence of his house among his people. As the heir of Finwë, Fëanor and his descendants should have inherited the [[High King of the Noldor\|High Kingship of the Noldor]], but because of Fëanor's rash acts, the lordship of the Noldor passed to his brothers: [[Finarfin]] in [[Aman]], and [[Fingolfin]] in [[Middle-earth]]. For this reason, the members of the House of Fëanor are referred to as the [[Dispossessed]].

−	The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the War of Wrath, wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].	+	The history of the House was a woeful one, and most of its members met an early end. Fëanor and six of his seven sons perished before the end of the First Age. His second son Maglor survived beyond the [[War of Wrath]], wandering the shores of Middle-earth, but his fate is unknown. The last of the House was Fëanor's grandson [[Celebrimbor]], the son of [[Curufin]], who had a great part in the making of the [[Rings of Power]], and was tortured to death by [[Sauron]] during the [[Second Age]].