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'''Orchaldor''', the son of [[Hatholdir]], was descended from the [[House of Hador]].  He was a close friend of [[Tar-Meneldur]] and married his elder daughter, [[Ailinel]].  The son of Orchaldor and Ailinel was [[Soronto]], who desired the kingship.  When [[Tar-Aldarion]] created a new [[Law of Succession in Númenor]], which allowed his daughter [[Tar-Ancalimë|Ancalimë]] to receive the [[Sceptre of Númenor|Sceptre]], the possibility existed that if she refused to rule, died childless, or remained unwed beyond a certain time limit, then Soronto would have become King.  As it happened, none of these possibilities came to pass and Tar-Ancalimë served as Númenor's first Ruling Queen.<ref>{{UT|Wife}}</ref>
'''Orchaldor''' was the son of [[Hatholdir]], a descendant of the [[House of Hador]] in [[Númenor]] and a close friend of [[Tar-Meneldur]] the fifth [[King of Númenor|King]]. Orchaldor married Tar-Meneldur's elder daughter [[Ailinel]], making him the brother-in-law of Meneldur's [[King's Heir|Heir]] [[Tar-Aldarion|Aldarion]]. Orchaldor and Ailinel had a son named [[Soronto]] who might have received the [[Sceptre]] if Aldarion had not changed the laws to allow [[Ancalimë|his daughter]] to become the first [[Ruling Queen of Númenor]].


==Etymology==
==Etymology==
Orchaldor's name is [[Sindarin]] and appears to mean "Eminent Man" (from the word ''[[orchal]]'', 'superior', and the masculine suffix ''-dor'').
Orchaldor's name is [[Sindarin]] and appears to mean "Eminent Man" (from the word ''[[orchal]]'', 'superior', and the masculine suffix ''-dor'').
 
== Genealogy ==
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Revision as of 23:59, 1 November 2014

Orchaldor
Númenórean
Biographical Information
LocationNúmenor
BirthBefore S.A. 799
Númenor
Family
ParentageHatholdir
SpouseAilinel
ChildrenSoronto
Physical Description
GenderMale

Orchaldor, the son of Hatholdir, was descended from the House of Hador. He was a close friend of Tar-Meneldur and married his elder daughter, Ailinel. The son of Orchaldor and Ailinel was Soronto, who desired the kingship. When Tar-Aldarion created a new Law of Succession in Númenor, which allowed his daughter Ancalimë to receive the Sceptre, the possibility existed that if she refused to rule, died childless, or remained unwed beyond a certain time limit, then Soronto would have become King. As it happened, none of these possibilities came to pass and Tar-Ancalimë served as Númenor's first Ruling Queen.[1]

Etymology

Orchaldor's name is Sindarin and appears to mean "Eminent Man" (from the word orchal, 'superior', and the masculine suffix -dor).

Genealogy

Hatholdir
 
Tar-Meneldur
 
Almarian
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
ORCHALDOR
 
 
 
Ailinel
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Soronto
 
 
 
 
 

References