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	The first king of Rhudaur was the third and youngest son of [[Eärendur (King of Arnor)\|Eärendur]] who following his father's death in {{TA\|861}} disputed the ascension of his elder brother [[Amlaith]] to the throne and declared himself king of an independent realm.		The first king of Rhudaur was the third and youngest son of [[Eärendur (King of Arnor)\|Eärendur]] who following his father's death in {{TA\|861}} disputed the ascension of his elder brother [[Amlaith]] to the throne and declared himself king of an independent realm.

−	Rhudaur itself was the most isolated and inhospitable of the northern kingdoms, and it would seem that a significant number of the king's subjects were native [[Hill-men]] who resented rule by [[Númenóreans]]. At some point after {{TA\|1300}}{{ref~~\|1}}~~ this group, with the support of [[Angmar]], usurped the throne of Rhudaur and drove out the [[Dúnedain]]. The usurped dynasty, if any survived, presumably sought refuge in Arthedain or Cardolan.	+	Rhudaur itself was the most isolated and inhospitable of the northern kingdoms, and it would seem that a significant number of the king's subjects were native [[Hill-men]] who resented rule by [[Númenóreans]]. At some point after {{TA\|1300}}<ref group="note">The date of the foundation of [[Angmar]]</ref> this group, with the support of [[Angmar]], usurped the throne of Rhudaur and drove out the [[Dúnedain]]. The usurped dynasty, if any survived, presumably sought refuge in Arthedain or Cardolan.

	The Hill-men Kings of Rhudaur ruled for some time as vassals of [[Angmar]]. Apparently however they were not very successful as by {{TA\|1409}} the region was almost completely depopulated. At this time Rhudaur was finally annexed by Angmar and the its kingship was terminated.		The Hill-men Kings of Rhudaur ruled for some time as vassals of [[Angmar]]. Apparently however they were not very successful as by {{TA\|1409}} the region was almost completely depopulated. At this time Rhudaur was finally annexed by Angmar and the its kingship was terminated.
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	The '''Kings of Rhudaur''' were the hereditary rulers of [[Rhudaur]], a splinter kingdom of [[Arnor]].		The '''Kings of Rhudaur''' were the hereditary rulers of [[Rhudaur]], a splinter kingdom of [[Arnor]].

−	The first king of Rhudaur was the third and youngest son of [[Eärendur, King of Arnor\|Eärendur]] who following his father's death in ~~[[Third Age 861~~\|~~T.A.~~ 861]] disputed the ascension of his elder brother [[Amlaith]] to the throne and declared himself king of an independent realm.	+	The first king of Rhudaur was the third and youngest son of [[Eärendur (King of Arnor)\|Eärendur]] who following his father's death in {{TA\|861}} disputed the ascension of his elder brother [[Amlaith]] to the throne and declared himself king of an independent realm.

−	Rhudaur itself was the most isolated and inhospitable of the northern kingdoms, and it would seem that a significant number of the king's subjects were native [[Hill-men]] who resented rule by [[~~Númenoreans~~]]. At some point after ~~[[Third Age~~\|~~T.A.~~ 1300]]{{ref\|1}} this group, with the support of [[Angmar]], usurped the throne of Rhudaur and drove out the [[Dúnedain]]. The usurped dynasty, if any survived, presumably sought refuge in Arthedain or Cardolan.	+	Rhudaur itself was the most isolated and inhospitable of the northern kingdoms, and it would seem that a significant number of the king's subjects were native [[Hill-men]] who resented rule by [[Númenóreans]]. At some point after {{TA\|1300}}{{ref\|1}} this group, with the support of [[Angmar]], usurped the throne of Rhudaur and drove out the [[Dúnedain]]. The usurped dynasty, if any survived, presumably sought refuge in Arthedain or Cardolan.

−	The Hill-men Kings of Rhudaur ruled for some time as vassals of [[Angmar]]. Apparently however they were not very successful as by ~~[[Third Age 1409~~\|~~T.A.~~ 1409]] the region was almost completely depopulated. At this time Rhudaur was finally annexed by Angmar and the its kingship was terminated.	+	The Hill-men Kings of Rhudaur ruled for some time as vassals of [[Angmar]]. Apparently however they were not very successful as by {{TA\|1409}} the region was almost completely depopulated. At this time Rhudaur was finally annexed by Angmar and the its kingship was terminated.

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The '''Kings of Rhudaur''' were the hereditary rulers of [[Rhudaur]], a splinter kingdom of [[Arnor]].

The first king of Rhudaur was the third and youngest son of [[Eärendur, King of Arnor|Eärendur]] who following his father's death in [[Third Age 861|T.A. 861]] disputed the ascension of his elder brother [[Amlaith]] to the throne and declared himself king of an independent realm.

Rhudaur itself was the most isolated and inhospitable of the northern kingdoms, and it would seem that a significant number of the king's subjects were native [[Hill-men]] who resented rule by [[Númenoreans]]. At some point after [[Third Age|T.A. 1300]]{{ref|1}} this group, with the support of [[Angmar]], usurped the throne of Rhudaur and drove out the [[Dúnedain]]. The usurped dynasty, if any survived, presumably sought refuge in Arthedain or Cardolan.

The Hill-men Kings of Rhudaur ruled for some time as vassals of [[Angmar]]. Apparently however they were not very successful as by [[Third Age 1409|T.A. 1409]] the region was almost completely depopulated. At this time Rhudaur was finally annexed by Angmar and the its kingship was terminated.

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