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One of the [[Woodmen]] who dwelt in the [[Forest of Brethil]], south of the River [[Teiglin]]. These people were harried by the [[Gaurwaith]] outlaws from Doriath's western borders, and in a raid by these outlaws, Larnach's daughter was rescued by [[Túrin Turambar]], under the alias of [[Neithan]].
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In his search for Túrin, [[Beleg Strongbow]] later came upon the fenced homestead that was Larnach's home, and was told the story.
'''Larnach''' was one of the woodmen who dwelt in the [[Forest of Brethil]], south of the River [[Teiglin]]. These people were harried by the [[Gaurwaith]] outlaws from Doriath's western borders, and in a raid by these outlaws, Larnach's daughter was rescued by [[Túrin|Túrin Turambar]], under the alias of [[Neithan]].<ref>{{CH|6}}, 104</ref>
In his search for Túrin, [[Beleg|Beleg Strongbow]] later came upon the fenced homestead that was Larnach's home, and was told the story.<ref>{{CH|6}}, 108</ref>
 
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Larnach
Adan
Biographical Information
PositionWoodman
LocationSouth of the Teiglin
Family
ChildrenA daughter
Physical Description
GenderMale

Larnach was one of the woodmen who dwelt in the Forest of Brethil, south of the River Teiglin. These people were harried by the Gaurwaith outlaws from Doriath's western borders, and in a raid by these outlaws, Larnach's daughter was rescued by Túrin Turambar, under the alias of Neithan.[1] In his search for Túrin, Beleg Strongbow later came upon the fenced homestead that was Larnach's home, and was told the story.[2]

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