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−	'''Manwë Súlimo''' ([[Quenya]], pronounced {{IPA\|[ˈmanwe]}}~~; from the [[Valarin]] '''Mānawenūz'''~~) was the King of the [[Valar]], husband of [[Varda]] Elentári, brother of the [[Dark Lord]] [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] (Morgoth), and King of [[Arda]]. He lived in [[Ilmarin\|his halls]] atop Mount [[Taniquetil]], the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants. He was the greatest of the [[Ainur]] in authority, but not in power.	+	'''Manwë Súlimo''' ([[Quenya]], pronounced {{IPA\|[ˈmanwe]}}) was the King of the [[Valar]], husband of [[Varda]] Elentári, brother of the [[Dark Lord]] [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] (Morgoth), and King of [[Arda]]. He lived in [[Ilmarin\|his halls]] atop Mount [[Taniquetil]], the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants. He was the greatest of the [[Ainur]] in authority, but not in power.

	==History==		==History==

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	In [[Eriol]]'s [[Old English]] translations, Manwë is referred to as ''Wolcenfrea'' "Welkin-ruler".<ref>{{SM\|QA1}}</ref>		In [[Eriol]]'s [[Old English]] translations, Manwë is referred to as ''Wolcenfrea'' "Welkin-ruler".<ref>{{SM\|QA1}}</ref>
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		+	In an early manuscript called "Valar name-list", Manwë has the additional [[Qenya]] names '''Taimo''' (masculine form of ''Taime'', "the sky") and '''Valtur''' ("King of the Valar").<ref>{{PE\|14}}, p. 12</ref>

	==Inspiration==		==Inspiration==

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	==History==		==History==
−	Manwë was (after Melkor) the eldest of the Ainur, and the one that best understood the will of [[Ilúvatar\|Eru]]. When Melkor created the discord in the [[Music of the Ainur]], Manwë took over leading the song. When Arda was formed, Manwë was appointed Ruler of Arda, hence his most common title, the '''Elder King'''. He is sometimes referred to in [[Middle-earth]] as the [[Lord of the West]]. Manwë was a kind, compassionate ruler, unconcerned with his own power. But he did not understand evil, even in the form of his own brother. He released Melkor from [[Mandos]], thus allowing him to cause the distrust of [[Fëanor]], the Poisoning of the [[Two Trees]], the murder of [[Finwë]], the theft of the [[Silmarils]], and the revolt of the [[Noldor]]. To hearten the [[Eldar]], he had [[Aulë]] fashion the Sun and the Moon, for he knew the rising of the [[Atani]] was coming soon, and sent [[Thorondor]] and the Eagles to watch them. After Morgoth's fall, Manwë cast him into the ~~void~~. In the [[Final Battle]], when Melkor escapes, it is said that the Elder King and the Dark Lord will battle on the Plains of [[Valinor]], but that they will not slay each other.	+	Manwë was (after Melkor) the eldest of the Ainur, and the one that best understood the will of [[Ilúvatar\|Eru]]. When Melkor created the discord in the [[Music of the Ainur]], Manwë took over leading the song.
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		+	When [[Arda]] was formed, Manwë was appointed Ruler of Arda, hence his most common title, the '''Elder King'''. He is sometimes referred to in [[Middle-earth]] as the [[Lord of the West]]. Manwë was a kind, compassionate ruler, unconcerned with his own power.
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		+	But he did not understand evil, even in the form of his own brother. He released Melkor from [[Mandos]], thus allowing him to cause the distrust of [[Fëanor]], the [[Darkening of Valinor\|Poisoning]] of the [[Two Trees]], the murder of [[Finwë]], the theft of the [[Silmarils]], and the revolt of the [[Noldor]].
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		+	To hearten the [[Eldar]], he had [[Aulë]] fashion the Sun and the Moon, for he knew the rising of the [[Atani]] was coming soon, and sent [[Thorondor]] and the [[Great Eagles]] to watch them. After Morgoth's fall, Manwë cast him into the [[Void]].
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		+	In the [[Final Battle]], when Melkor escapes, it is said that the Elder King and the Dark Lord will battle on the Plains of [[Valinor]], but that they will not slay each other.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	\| maiar=[[Eönwë]], [[Gandalf\|Olórin]] and the [[Eagles]]		\| maiar=[[Eönwë]], [[Gandalf\|Olórin]] and the [[Eagles]]
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	Compared to real mythologies, Manwë represents possibly a [[Wikipedia:sky father\|sky father]] like [[Wikipedia:Zeus\|Zeus/Jupiter]] of the Greco-Roman mythology. Like Zeus, Manwë is both a [[Wikipedia:Sky deity\|sky "deity"]] and a [[Wikipedia:King of the Gods\|leader of his pantheon]] and is associated with the [[eagle]].		Compared to real mythologies, Manwë represents possibly a [[Wikipedia:sky father\|sky father]] like [[Wikipedia:Zeus\|Zeus/Jupiter]] of the Greco-Roman mythology. Like Zeus, Manwë is both a [[Wikipedia:Sky deity\|sky "deity"]] and a [[Wikipedia:King of the Gods\|leader of his pantheon]] and is associated with the [[eagle]].

−	== See ~~Also~~ ==	+	==See also==
	* [[:Category:Images of Manwë\|Images of Manwë]]		* [[:Category:Images of Manwë\|Images of Manwë]]
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−	{{~~ainur~~}}	+	{{References}}
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	[[Category:Characters in The Silmarillion]]		[[Category:Characters in The Silmarillion]]
	[[Category:Valar]]		[[Category:Valar]]
	[[Category:Quenya names]]		[[Category:Quenya names]]
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	[[de:Manwe]]		[[de:Manwe]]
	[[fr:encyclo/personnages/ainur/valar/aratar/manwe]]		[[fr:encyclo/personnages/ainur/valar/aratar/manwe]]
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	\| maiar=[[Eönwë]], [[Gandalf\|Olórin]] and the [[Eagles]]		\| maiar=[[Eönwë]], [[Gandalf\|Olórin]] and the [[Eagles]]
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−	'''Manwë Súlimo''' ([[Quenya]], pronounced {{IPA\|[ˈmanwe]}}; from the [[Valarin]] '''Mānawenūz''') was the King of the [[Valar]], husband of [[Varda]] Elentári, brother of the [[Dark Lord]] [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] (Morgoth), and King of [[Arda]]. He lived in [[~~Halls of Manwë and Varda~~\|his halls]] atop Mount [[Taniquetil]], the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants. He was the greatest of the [[Ainur]] in authority, but not in power.	+	'''Manwë Súlimo''' ([[Quenya]], pronounced {{IPA\|[ˈmanwe]}}; from the [[Valarin]] '''Mānawenūz''') was the King of the [[Valar]], husband of [[Varda]] Elentári, brother of the [[Dark Lord]] [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] (Morgoth), and King of [[Arda]]. He lived in [[Ilmarin\|his halls]] atop Mount [[Taniquetil]], the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants. He was the greatest of the [[Ainur]] in authority, but not in power.

	==History==		==History==

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−	'''Manwë Súlimo''' ([[Quenya]], pronounced {{IPA\|[ˈmanwe]}}; from the [[Valarin]] '''Mānawenūz''') was the King of the [[Valar]], husband of [[Varda]] Elentári, brother of the [[Dark Lord]] [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] (Morgoth), and King of [[Arda]]. He lived atop Mount [[Taniquetil]], the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants. He was the greatest of the [[Ainur]] in authority, but not in power.	+	'''Manwë Súlimo''' ([[Quenya]], pronounced {{IPA\|[ˈmanwe]}}; from the [[Valarin]] '''Mānawenūz''') was the King of the [[Valar]], husband of [[Varda]] Elentári, brother of the [[Dark Lord]] [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] (Morgoth), and King of [[Arda]]. He lived in [[Halls of Manwë and Varda\|his halls]] atop Mount [[Taniquetil]], the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants. He was the greatest of the [[Ainur]] in authority, but not in power.

	==History==		==History==

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	==History==		==History==
−	Manwë was (after Melkor) the eldest of the Ainur, and the one that best understood the will of [[Ilúvatar\|Eru]]. When Melkor created the discord in the [[Music of the Ainur]], Manwë took over leading the song. When Arda was formed, Manwë was appointed Ruler of Arda, hence his most common title, the '''Elder King'''. He is sometimes referred to in [[Middle-earth~~\|Middle Earth~~]] as the [[Lord of the West]]. Manwë was a kind, compassionate ruler, unconcerned with his own power. But he did not understand evil, even in the form of his own brother. He released Melkor from [[Mandos]], thus allowing him to cause the distrust of [[Fëanor]], the Poisoning of the [[Two Trees]], the murder of [[Finwë]], the theft of the [[Silmarils]], and the revolt of the [[Noldor]]. To hearten the [[Eldar]], he had [[Aulë]] fashion the Sun and the Moon, for he knew the rising of the [[Atani]] was coming soon, and sent [[Thorondor]] and the Eagles to watch them. After Morgoth's fall, Manwë cast him into the void. In the [[Final Battle]], when Melkor escapes, it is said that the Elder King and the Dark Lord will battle on the Plains of [[Valinor]], but that they will not slay each other.	+	Manwë was (after Melkor) the eldest of the Ainur, and the one that best understood the will of [[Ilúvatar\|Eru]]. When Melkor created the discord in the [[Music of the Ainur]], Manwë took over leading the song. When Arda was formed, Manwë was appointed Ruler of Arda, hence his most common title, the '''Elder King'''. He is sometimes referred to in [[Middle-earth]] as the [[Lord of the West]]. Manwë was a kind, compassionate ruler, unconcerned with his own power. But he did not understand evil, even in the form of his own brother. He released Melkor from [[Mandos]], thus allowing him to cause the distrust of [[Fëanor]], the Poisoning of the [[Two Trees]], the murder of [[Finwë]], the theft of the [[Silmarils]], and the revolt of the [[Noldor]]. To hearten the [[Eldar]], he had [[Aulë]] fashion the Sun and the Moon, for he knew the rising of the [[Atani]] was coming soon, and sent [[Thorondor]] and the Eagles to watch them. After Morgoth's fall, Manwë cast him into the void. In the [[Final Battle]], when Melkor escapes, it is said that the Elder King and the Dark Lord will battle on the Plains of [[Valinor]], but that they will not slay each other.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	==History==		==History==
−	Manwë was (after Melkor) the eldest of the Ainur, and the one that best understood the will of [[Ilúvatar\|Eru]]. When Melkor created the discord in the [[Music of the Ainur]], Manwë took over leading the song. When Arda was formed, Manwë was appointed Ruler of Arda, hence his most common title, the [[Elder King]]. He is sometimes referred to in [[Middle-earth\|Middle Earth]] as the [[Lord of the West]]. Manwë was a kind, compassionate ruler, unconcerned with his own power. But he did not understand evil, even in the form of his own brother. He released Melkor from [[Mandos]], thus allowing him to cause the distrust of [[Fëanor]], the Poisoning of the [[Two Trees]], the murder of [[Finwë]], the theft of the [[Silmarils]], and the revolt of the [[Noldor]]. To hearten the [[Eldar]], he had [[Aulë]] fashion the Sun and the Moon, for he knew the rising of the [[Atani]] was coming soon, and sent [[Thorondor]] and the Eagles to watch them. After Morgoth's fall, Manwë cast him into the void. In the [[Final Battle]], when Melkor escapes, it is said that the Elder King and the Dark Lord will battle on the Plains of [[Valinor]], but that they will not slay each other.	+	Manwë was (after Melkor) the eldest of the Ainur, and the one that best understood the will of [[Ilúvatar\|Eru]]. When Melkor created the discord in the [[Music of the Ainur]], Manwë took over leading the song. When Arda was formed, Manwë was appointed Ruler of Arda, hence his most common title, the '''Elder King'''. He is sometimes referred to in [[Middle-earth\|Middle Earth]] as the [[Lord of the West]]. Manwë was a kind, compassionate ruler, unconcerned with his own power. But he did not understand evil, even in the form of his own brother. He released Melkor from [[Mandos]], thus allowing him to cause the distrust of [[Fëanor]], the Poisoning of the [[Two Trees]], the murder of [[Finwë]], the theft of the [[Silmarils]], and the revolt of the [[Noldor]]. To hearten the [[Eldar]], he had [[Aulë]] fashion the Sun and the Moon, for he knew the rising of the [[Atani]] was coming soon, and sent [[Thorondor]] and the Eagles to watch them. After Morgoth's fall, Manwë cast him into the void. In the [[Final Battle]], when Melkor escapes, it is said that the Elder King and the Dark Lord will battle on the Plains of [[Valinor]], but that they will not slay each other.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

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	'''Manwë Súlimo''' ([[Quenya]], pronounced {{IPA\|[ˈmanwe]}}; from the [[Valarin]] '''Mānawenūz''') was the King of the [[Valar]], husband of [[Varda]] Elentári, brother of the [[Dark Lord]] [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] (Morgoth), and King of [[Arda]]. He lived atop Mount [[Taniquetil]], the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants. He was the greatest of the [[Ainur]] in authority, but not in power.		'''Manwë Súlimo''' ([[Quenya]], pronounced {{IPA\|[ˈmanwe]}}; from the [[Valarin]] '''Mānawenūz''') was the King of the [[Valar]], husband of [[Varda]] Elentári, brother of the [[Dark Lord]] [[Morgoth\|Melkor]] (Morgoth), and King of [[Arda]]. He lived atop Mount [[Taniquetil]], the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants. He was the greatest of the [[Ainur]] in authority, but not in power.