Mountains of Mirkwood - Revision history

KingAragorn Bot: Bot comment: changed category.

2012-06-13T18:06:24Z

Bot comment: changed category.

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	[[Category:Mountains\|Mirkwood]]		[[Category:Mountains\|Mirkwood]]
	[[Category:Rhovanion]]		[[Category:Rhovanion]]
−	[[Category:Sindarin ~~Locations~~]]	+	[[Category:Sindarin locations]]

	[[de:Emyn-nu-Fuin]]		[[de:Emyn-nu-Fuin]]
	[[fi:Tummavuoret]]		[[fi:Tummavuoret]]

Dwarf Lord at 00:08, 26 March 2011

2011-03-26T00:08:27Z

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	In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the Emyn Duir, the Dark Mountains.		In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the Emyn Duir, the Dark Mountains.

−	During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Mirkwood\|Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.<ref>{{UT\|7}}, Note 14</ref>	+	During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Mirkwood\|Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: Emyn-nu-Fuin, the Mountains of Mirkwood.<ref>{{UT\|7}}, Note 14</ref>
	{{references}}		{{references}}
	[[Category:Mountains\|Mirkwood]]		[[Category:Mountains\|Mirkwood]]

Dwarf Lord at 00:07, 26 March 2011

2011-03-26T00:07:49Z

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−	In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the [[Emyn Duir]], the [[Dark Mountains~~]].~~	+	In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the Emyn Duir, the Dark Mountains.
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−	During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Mirkwood\|Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.	+

		+	During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Mirkwood\|Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.<ref>{{UT\|7}}, Note 14</ref>
		+	{{references}}
	[[Category:Mountains\|Mirkwood]]		[[Category:Mountains\|Mirkwood]]
	[[Category:Rhovanion]]		[[Category:Rhovanion]]
		+	[[Category:Sindarin Locations]]
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		+	[[de:Emyn-nu-Fuin]]
		+	[[fi:Tummavuoret]]

Dwarf Lord: fixed.

2011-03-26T00:00:42Z

fixed.

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	\| type=Mountains		\| type=Mountains
	\| location=Northern Mirkwood, south of the [[Woodland Realm]]		\| location=Northern Mirkwood, south of the [[Woodland Realm]]
−	\| inhabitants=[[Elves<br/>likely [[Spiders]]~~, other~~ evil creatures	+	\| inhabitants=[[Elves]]<br/>likely [[Spiders]]<br/>Other evil creatures
−	\| realms=~~[[Woodland Realm]]~~	+	\| realms=
	\| description=		\| description=
	\| events=		\| events=
	\| references=		\| references=
	\|}}		\|}}
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	In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the [[Emyn Duir]], the [[Dark Mountains]].		In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the [[Emyn Duir]], the [[Dark Mountains]].

Dwarf Lord: added infobox.

2011-03-25T23:55:24Z

added infobox.

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		+	{{location
		+	\| image=
		+	\| name=Mountains of Mirkwood
		+	\| othernames=Emyn Duir, Dark Mountains, Emyn-nu-Fuin
		+	\| etymology=
		+	\| type=Mountains
		+	\| location=Northern Mirkwood, south of the [[Woodland Realm]]
		+	\| inhabitants=[[Elves<br/>likely [[Spiders]], other evil creatures
		+	\| realms=[[Woodland Realm]]
		+	\| description=
		+	\| events=
		+	\| references=
		+	\|}}
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	In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the [[Emyn Duir]], the [[Dark Mountains]].		In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the [[Emyn Duir]], the [[Dark Mountains]].

Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Mirkwood

2011-01-14T19:08:35Z

Bot Message: changing link to Mirkwood

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	In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the [[Emyn Duir]], the [[Dark Mountains]].		In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the [[Emyn Duir]], the [[Dark Mountains]].

−	During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.	+	During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Mirkwood\|Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.

	[[Category:Mountains\|Mirkwood]]		[[Category:Mountains\|Mirkwood]]
	[[Category:Rhovanion]]		[[Category:Rhovanion]]

Gilgamesh at 01:03, 21 February 2010

2010-02-21T01:03:50Z

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	During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.		During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.

−	[[Category:Mountains]]	+	[[Category:Mountains\|Mirkwood]]
	[[Category:Rhovanion]]		[[Category:Rhovanion]]

Dwarf Lord at 02:59, 16 September 2006

2006-09-16T02:59:24Z

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	During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.		During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.

−	{{Category:Mountains}}	+	[[Category:Mountains]]
		+	[[Category:Rhovanion]]

Dwarf Lord at 14:31, 27 August 2006

2006-08-27T14:31:04Z

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	During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.		During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.
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		+	{{Category:Mountains}}

Hyarion at 23:33, 20 October 2005

2005-10-20T23:33:26Z

New page

In the central parts of northern [[Mirkwood]], north of the [[Old Forest Road]], lay a scattered range of hills. A jumble of fir-covered, low-lying hills to the west rose to reach greater heights in the east, together forming a range nearly one hundred miles in length. Historically, the [[Second Age]] saw these mountains inhabited by [[Silvan Elves]], who knew the range as the [[Emyn Duir]], the [[Dark Mountains]].

During the [[Third Age]], the power of [[Sauron]] spread across the [[Mountains]] as it did throughout the rest of the Forest, they became populated by hideous creatures. Just as [[Greenwood the Great]] was renamed Mirkwood at this time, its northern hills also took on a new name: [[Emyn-nu-Fuin]], the Mountains of Mirkwood.