Nauglamír - Revision history

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−	The '''Nauglamír''' or '''Necklace of the Dwarves''' is a piece of jewelry which appears at the end of the ''[[Narn i Chîn Húrin]]''.	+	The '''Nauglamír''' or '''Necklace of the Dwarves''' is a piece of jewelry which appears at the end of the ''[[Narn i Chîn Húrin (tale)\|Narn i Chîn Húrin]]''.

	==History==		==History==

Reallyfat: /* Etymology and Names */ merged Nauglafring and added sources.

2013-02-14T10:42:31Z

Etymology and Names: merged Nauglafring and added sources.

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	In the [[The Etymologies\|''Etymologies'']] appears the [[Doriathrin]] form ''nauglamîr'',<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 373 (root [[MIR\|MIR-]])</ref> while the true [[Noldorin]] idiom is said to be ''[[Mîr]] [[Na (Sindarin)\|na]] [[naug\|Nauglin]]'' or ''Nauglvir'' (-> ''Nauglavir'').<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 375 (note that [[Christopher Tolkien]] uses the capitalized form of ''Mîr'' in the Index; cf. p. 442)</ref>		In the [[The Etymologies\|''Etymologies'']] appears the [[Doriathrin]] form ''nauglamîr'',<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 373 (root [[MIR\|MIR-]])</ref> while the true [[Noldorin]] idiom is said to be ''[[Mîr]] [[Na (Sindarin)\|na]] [[naug\|Nauglin]]'' or ''Nauglvir'' (-> ''Nauglavir'').<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 375 (note that [[Christopher Tolkien]] uses the capitalized form of ''Mîr'' in the Index; cf. p. 442)</ref>
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		+	The old form of the Nauglamir, the ''Nauglafring'' is in [[Goldogrin]]. The first element is naugl-, "dwarf", and the second element is fring, "carcanet, necklace".<ref>{{LT2\|IV}}</ref><ref>{{LT2\|IVn}}</ref>

	== Other Versions of the Legendarium ==		== Other Versions of the Legendarium ==

Sage at 00:20, 13 July 2012

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	The '''Nauglamír''' or '''Necklace of the Dwarves''' is a piece of jewelry which appears at the end of the ''[[Narn i Chîn Húrin]]''.		The '''Nauglamír''' or '''Necklace of the Dwarves''' is a piece of jewelry which appears at the end of the ''[[Narn i Chîn Húrin]]''.

Mithbot: Bot: Re-linked Dior Eluchíl

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	After Thingol's death the Dwarves of Nogrod tried to return home with the entire treasure, but they were waylaid by Beren, leading an army of [[Laiquendi]] and [[Ents]]. The Dwarves were all slain, and the treasure was cast into the [[Ascar\|River Ascar]], except for the Nauglamír, which Beren took with him to Lúthien.		After Thingol's death the Dwarves of Nogrod tried to return home with the entire treasure, but they were waylaid by Beren, leading an army of [[Laiquendi]] and [[Ents]]. The Dwarves were all slain, and the treasure was cast into the [[Ascar\|River Ascar]], except for the Nauglamír, which Beren took with him to Lúthien.

−	After Beren and Lúthien's final deaths the Necklace went to their son [[~~Dior Eluchíl\|~~Dior]] in Doriath, and as such was the direct cause of the [[Second Kinslaying]] when the [[Sons of Fëanor]] attacked Doriath in an attempt to claim the Silmaril. Dior's daughter [[Elwing]] fled to the [[Havens of Sirion]] with the Nauglamír.	+	After Beren and Lúthien's final deaths the Necklace went to their son [[Dior]] in Doriath, and as such was the direct cause of the [[Second Kinslaying]] when the [[Sons of Fëanor]] attacked Doriath in an attempt to claim the Silmaril. Dior's daughter [[Elwing]] fled to the [[Havens of Sirion]] with the Nauglamír.

	During the [[Third Kinslaying]] the Sons of Fëanor attacked the Mouths of Sirion, trying to claim the Nauglamír with Silmaril again, but Elwing cast herself into the sea with it. The Nauglamír was lost, but Elwing and the Silmaril were saved by the [[Valar\|Vala]] [[Ulmo]].		During the [[Third Kinslaying]] the Sons of Fëanor attacked the Mouths of Sirion, trying to claim the Nauglamír with Silmaril again, but Elwing cast herself into the sea with it. The Nauglamír was lost, but Elwing and the Silmaril were saved by the [[Valar\|Vala]] [[Ulmo]].

Morgan: /* Etymology and Names */

2011-01-08T20:04:00Z

Etymology and Names

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	== Etymology and Names ==		== Etymology and Names ==

−	In the [[The Etymologies\|''Etymologies'']] appears the [[Doriathrin]] form ''nauglamîr'',<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 373 (root [[MIR\|MIR-]])</ref> while the true Noldorin idiom is said to be ''[[Mîr]] [[Na (Sindarin)\|na]] [[naug\|Nauglin]]'' or ''Nauglvir'' (-> ''Nauglavir'').<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 375 (note that [[Christopher Tolkien]] uses the capitalized form of ''Mîr'' in the Index; cf. p. 442)</ref>	+	In the [[The Etymologies\|''Etymologies'']] appears the [[Doriathrin]] form ''nauglamîr'',<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 373 (root [[MIR\|MIR-]])</ref> while the true [[Noldorin]] idiom is said to be ''[[Mîr]] [[Na (Sindarin)\|na]] [[naug\|Nauglin]]'' or ''Nauglvir'' (-> ''Nauglavir'').<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 375 (note that [[Christopher Tolkien]] uses the capitalized form of ''Mîr'' in the Index; cf. p. 442)</ref>

	== Other Versions of the Legendarium ==		== Other Versions of the Legendarium ==

Morgan: just a stubbish etymology

2011-01-08T20:03:38Z

just a stubbish etymology

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	During the [[Third Kinslaying]] the Sons of Fëanor attacked the Mouths of Sirion, trying to claim the Nauglamír with Silmaril again, but Elwing cast herself into the sea with it. The Nauglamír was lost, but Elwing and the Silmaril were saved by the [[Valar\|Vala]] [[Ulmo]].		During the [[Third Kinslaying]] the Sons of Fëanor attacked the Mouths of Sirion, trying to claim the Nauglamír with Silmaril again, but Elwing cast herself into the sea with it. The Nauglamír was lost, but Elwing and the Silmaril were saved by the [[Valar\|Vala]] [[Ulmo]].
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		+	== Etymology and Names ==
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		+	In the [[The Etymologies\|''Etymologies'']] appears the [[Doriathrin]] form ''nauglamîr'',<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 373 (root [[MIR\|MIR-]])</ref> while the true Noldorin idiom is said to be ''[[Mîr]] [[Na (Sindarin)\|na]] [[naug\|Nauglin]]'' or ''Nauglvir'' (-> ''Nauglavir'').<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 375 (note that [[Christopher Tolkien]] uses the capitalized form of ''Mîr'' in the Index; cf. p. 442)</ref>

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	In earlier versions of ''The Silmarillion'' tradition, the Nauglamír, then called '''Nauglafring''', is more important: it more directly causes the death of Thingol as it gets caught behind a tree branch when Thingol is riding outside the Girdle of [[Melian]] and is attacked by the Dwarves. Thingol, unhorsed, is slain, after which Melian's protection is lifted and Doriath is sacked.		In earlier versions of ''The Silmarillion'' tradition, the Nauglamír, then called '''Nauglafring''', is more important: it more directly causes the death of Thingol as it gets caught behind a tree branch when Thingol is riding outside the Girdle of [[Melian]] and is attacked by the Dwarves. Thingol, unhorsed, is slain, after which Melian's protection is lifted and Doriath is sacked.
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	[[Category:Rings and Jewels]]		[[Category:Rings and Jewels]]
	[[de:Nauglamír]]		[[de:Nauglamír]]
	[[fr:encyclo/artefacts/bijoux/nauglamir]]		[[fr:encyclo/artefacts/bijoux/nauglamir]]
	[[fi:Nauglamír]]		[[fi:Nauglamír]]

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	In earlier versions of ''The Silmarillion'' tradition, the Nauglamír, then called '''Nauglafring''', is more important: it more directly causes the death of Thingol as it gets caught behind a tree branch when Thingol is riding outside the Girdle of [[Melian]] and is attacked by the Dwarves. Thingol, unhorsed, is slain, after which Melian's protection is lifted and Doriath is sacked.		In earlier versions of ''The Silmarillion'' tradition, the Nauglamír, then called '''Nauglafring''', is more important: it more directly causes the death of Thingol as it gets caught behind a tree branch when Thingol is riding outside the Girdle of [[Melian]] and is attacked by the Dwarves. Thingol, unhorsed, is slain, after which Melian's protection is lifted and Doriath is sacked.
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	[[fr:encyclo/artefacts/bijoux/nauglamir]]		[[fr:encyclo/artefacts/bijoux/nauglamir]]
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	The Nauglamír was forged by the [[Dwarves]] of [[Nogrod]] out of the treasure of [[Nargothrond]], after [[Húrin\|Húrin Thalion]] had brought this to the Kingdom of [[Doriath]]. These Dwarves had been invited to [[Menegroth]] by King [[Thingol]] to create jewelry out of the immense treasure, and the Nauglamír was their best work.		The Nauglamír was forged by the [[Dwarves]] of [[Nogrod]] out of the treasure of [[Nargothrond]], after [[Húrin\|Húrin Thalion]] had brought this to the Kingdom of [[Doriath]]. These Dwarves had been invited to [[Menegroth]] by King [[Thingol]] to create jewelry out of the immense treasure, and the Nauglamír was their best work.

−	Thingol prized it above everything else in his treasury, save the [[Silmaril]] of [[Lúthien]] and [[~~Beren Erchamion\|~~Beren]]. After the Nauglamír had been forged he asked the Dwarves of Nogrod to set the Silmaril in it, which they did. Together it became jewelry more beautiful than anything ever before seen in [[Arda]].	+	Thingol prized it above everything else in his treasury, save the [[Silmaril]] of [[Lúthien]] and [[Beren]]. After the Nauglamír had been forged he asked the Dwarves of Nogrod to set the Silmaril in it, which they did. Together it became jewelry more beautiful than anything ever before seen in [[Arda]].

	The Dwarves were enthralled by it as well, and greedily demanded it from Thingol, claiming it as just payment for their labours. Thingol realized they just wished to claim the Silmaril, and sent them from Doriath without any payment, an event which led directly to the [[Sack of Doriath]] in which Thingol was slain.		The Dwarves were enthralled by it as well, and greedily demanded it from Thingol, claiming it as just payment for their labours. Thingol realized they just wished to claim the Silmaril, and sent them from Doriath without any payment, an event which led directly to the [[Sack of Doriath]] in which Thingol was slain.

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	==History==		==History==
−	The Nauglamír was forged by the [[Dwarves]] of [[Nogrod]] out of the treasure of [[Nargothrond]], after [[Húrin Thalion]] had brought this to the Kingdom of [[Doriath]]. These Dwarves had been invited to [[Menegroth]] by King [[Thingol]] to create jewelry out of the immense treasure, and the Nauglamír was their best work.	+	The Nauglamír was forged by the [[Dwarves]] of [[Nogrod]] out of the treasure of [[Nargothrond]], after [[Húrin\|Húrin Thalion]] had brought this to the Kingdom of [[Doriath]]. These Dwarves had been invited to [[Menegroth]] by King [[Thingol]] to create jewelry out of the immense treasure, and the Nauglamír was their best work.

	Thingol prized it above everything else in his treasury, save the [[Silmaril]] of [[Lúthien]] and [[Beren Erchamion\|Beren]]. After the Nauglamír had been forged he asked the Dwarves of Nogrod to set the Silmaril in it, which they did. Together it became jewelry more beautiful than anything ever before seen in [[Arda]].		Thingol prized it above everything else in his treasury, save the [[Silmaril]] of [[Lúthien]] and [[Beren Erchamion\|Beren]]. After the Nauglamír had been forged he asked the Dwarves of Nogrod to set the Silmaril in it, which they did. Together it became jewelry more beautiful than anything ever before seen in [[Arda]].