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The [[Old Took]] was [[Thain]] of the [[Shire]] for seventy-two years, so that his eldest son [[Isengrim Took|Isengrim]] was eighty-eight when he inherited the title. Due to his great age, Isengrim was Thain for just ten years, and was succeeded by his younger brother, who became Thain [[Isumbras Took IV|Isumbras IV]]. Isumbras was ninety-two years old when he inherited the title, and his Thainship was even shorter than his brother's - after nine years, he died, and was succeeded by his son [[Fortinbras Took I|Fortinbras]].
The [[Old Took]] was [[Thain]] of the [[Shire]] for seventy-two years, so that his eldest son [[Isengrim Took III|Isengrim]] was eighty-eight when he inherited the title. Due to his great age, Isengrim was Thain for just ten years, and was succeeded by his younger brother, who became Thain [[Isumbras Took IV|Isumbras IV]]. Isumbras was ninety-two years old when he inherited the title, and his Thainship was even shorter than his brother's - after nine years, he died, and was succeeded by his son [[Fortinbras Took I|Fortinbras]].


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Revision as of 16:08, 11 February 2006

The Old Took was Thain of the Shire for seventy-two years, so that his eldest son Isengrim was eighty-eight when he inherited the title. Due to his great age, Isengrim was Thain for just ten years, and was succeeded by his younger brother, who became Thain Isumbras IV. Isumbras was ninety-two years old when he inherited the title, and his Thainship was even shorter than his brother's - after nine years, he died, and was succeeded by his son Fortinbras.