Moriquendi - Revision history

Mithbot: Bot: CATEGORY and category to Category

2011-12-29T11:08:45Z

Bot: CATEGORY and category to Category

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Sage at 11:39, 20 December 2010

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	It is a term for [[Avari]], [[Sindar]], and [[Nandor]], but in practice is only applied to the Avari. An exception to the hiarachy of Elvish peoples is King [[Thingol]], who, though he did not complete the journey, had earlier been to Valinor. Thingol was therefore considered Úmanya but not Moriquende.		It is a term for [[Avari]], [[Sindar]], and [[Nandor]], but in practice is only applied to the Avari. An exception to the hiarachy of Elvish peoples is King [[Thingol]], who, though he did not complete the journey, had earlier been to Valinor. Thingol was therefore considered Úmanya but not Moriquende.
	{{quote\|Those Elves the [[Calaquendi]] call the Úmanyar, since they came never to the land of Aman and the Blessed Realm; but the Úmanyar and the Avari alike they call the Moriquendi, Elves of the Darkness, for they never beheld the Light that was before the Sun and Moon.\|''[[The Silmarillion]]'', "Of the Coming of the Elves and the Captivity of Melkor"}}		{{quote\|Those Elves the [[Calaquendi]] call the Úmanyar, since they came never to the land of Aman and the Blessed Realm; but the Úmanyar and the Avari alike they call the Moriquendi, Elves of the Darkness, for they never beheld the Light that was before the Sun and Moon.\|''[[The Silmarillion]]'', "Of the Coming of the Elves and the Captivity of Melkor"}}
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		+	The population of the Dark Elves in Middle-earth was in the proportion of 82 to 62, outnumbering the population of the [[Amanyar]]<ref>{{WJ\|Quendi}}</ref>

	The term "'''Dark Elf'''" seems to hold an additional special (not explained) meaning, as it is given as a special title of [[Eöl]] of [[Nan Elmoth]]. It is also used as an insult by the [[Sons of Fëanor]] to King Thingol (which is incorrect, since Thingol alone of the Sindar was reckoned under the Calaquendi).		The term "'''Dark Elf'''" seems to hold an additional special (not explained) meaning, as it is given as a special title of [[Eöl]] of [[Nan Elmoth]]. It is also used as an insult by the [[Sons of Fëanor]] to King Thingol (which is incorrect, since Thingol alone of the Sindar was reckoned under the Calaquendi).

Morgan: /* Inspiration */ internal link

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Inspiration: internal link

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−	In Norse mythology, there are the Light Elves (''[[Wikipedia:Light elves\|Ljósálfar]]'') and the Dark Elves (''Dökkálfar'' or ''[[Wikipedia:Svartálfar\|Svartálfar]]''), a tradition which was well known to [[J.R.R. Tolkien]].<ref>{{HM\|SG}}, "Appendix A: Origins of the Legend", p. 359</ref>	+	In Norse mythology, there are the [[Light-elves\|Light Elves]] (''[[Wikipedia:Light elves\|Ljósálfar]]'') and the Dark Elves (''Dökkálfar'' or ''[[Wikipedia:Svartálfar\|Svartálfar]]''), a tradition which was well known to [[J.R.R. Tolkien]].<ref>{{HM\|SG}}, "Appendix A: Origins of the Legend", p. 359</ref>
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Morgan: Added Inspiration

2010-12-06T16:27:12Z

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	In later versions of the Legendarium, Eöl was rewritten as a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.		In later versions of the Legendarium, Eöl was rewritten as a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.
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		+	==Inspiration==
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		+	In Norse mythology, there are the Light Elves (''[[Wikipedia:Light elves\|Ljósálfar]]'') and the Dark Elves (''Dökkálfar'' or ''[[Wikipedia:Svartálfar\|Svartálfar]]''), a tradition which was well known to [[J.R.R. Tolkien]].<ref>{{HM\|SG}}, "Appendix A: Origins of the Legend", p. 359</ref>
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Mith: Added interwiki

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Arwen.lb at 20:41, 10 August 2010

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	In later versions of the Legendarium, Eöl was rewritten as a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.		In later versions of the Legendarium, Eöl was rewritten as a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.
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	In later versions of the Legendarium, Eöl was rewritten as a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.		In later versions of the Legendarium, Eöl was rewritten as a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.
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Gilgamesh at 11:14, 20 February 2010

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	In later versions of the Legendarium, Eöl was rewritten as a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.		In later versions of the Legendarium, Eöl was rewritten as a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.

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Gilgamesh at 14:23, 28 January 2010

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	The term "'''Dark Elf'''" seems to hold an additional special (not explained) meaning, as it is given as a special title of [[Eöl]] of [[Nan Elmoth]]. It is also used as an insult by the [[Sons of Fëanor]] to King Thingol (which is incorrect, since Thingol alone of the Sindar was reckoned under the Calaquendi).		The term "'''Dark Elf'''" seems to hold an additional special (not explained) meaning, as it is given as a special title of [[Eöl]] of [[Nan Elmoth]]. It is also used as an insult by the [[Sons of Fëanor]] to King Thingol (which is incorrect, since Thingol alone of the Sindar was reckoned under the Calaquendi).

−	In later versions of the ~~Legendarian~~, Eöl was ~~made~~ a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.	+	In later versions of the Legendarium, Eöl was rewritten as a [[Tatyar]]in [[Avari]], making him a proper Dark Elf.

	==Inflection==		==Inflection==