Rhûn - Revision history

Ederchil at 21:21, 5 February 2013

2013-02-05T21:21:54Z

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	\| image=[[File:Rhunmap.jpg\|250px]]		\| image=[[File:Rhunmap.jpg\|250px]]
	\| name=Rhûn		\| name=Rhûn
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	{{references}}		{{references}}
−	*~~[[The Fellowship of the Ring]]: "[[The~~ Council ~~of Elrond]]", "[[The~~ Breaking ~~of the Fellowship]]"~~	+	* {{FR\|Council}}
−	*~~[[The Two Towers]]: "[[The Black~~ Gate ~~is Closed]],"; "[[Of~~ Herbs ~~and Stewed Rabbit]],"; "[[The~~ Window ~~on the West]]"~~	+	* {{FR\|Breaking}}
−	*~~Appendix A of The Lord of the Rings: "~~Gondor ~~and the Heirs of Anarion", "The House of~~ Eorl"	+	* {{TT\|Gate}}
−	*~~[[The History of Middle-earth]], vol. XII, [[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]: "The Heirs of~~ Elendil~~,"; "The Tale of Years of the~~ Third ~~Age,"; "The Making of Appendix~~ A~~,"; "Of Dwarves and Men,".~~	+	* {{TT\|Herbs}}
−	*~~[[The Return of the King]]: "Maps", "Note on the Maps"~~	+	* {{TT\|Window}}
		+	* {{RK\|Maps}}
		+	* {{App\|Gondor}}
		+	* {{App\|Eorl}}
		+	* {{PM\|Elendil}}
		+	* {{PM\|Third}}
		+	* {{PM\|A}}
		+	* {{PM\|Dwarves}}

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Rhun}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Rhun}}

Carter938: Undo revision 226352 by Ederchil (talk)

2013-02-05T21:11:37Z

Undo revision 226352 by Ederchil (talk)

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	\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"		\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"
	\| type=Realm		\| type=Realm
−	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], ~~north~~ of [[Mordor]]	+	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], east of [[Mordor]] and [[Rhovanion]]
	\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]		\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]
	\| realms=Rhûn		\| realms=Rhûn
−	\| description=~~Centered by~~ [[Sea of Rhûn]]	+	\| description=East of [[Mordor]] and the [[Sea of Rhûn]]
	\| events=		\| events=
	\| references=		\| references=
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	*Appendix A of The Lord of the Rings: "Gondor and the Heirs of Anarion", "The House of Eorl"		*Appendix A of The Lord of the Rings: "Gondor and the Heirs of Anarion", "The House of Eorl"
	*[[The History of Middle-earth]], vol. XII, [[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]: "The Heirs of Elendil,"; "The Tale of Years of the Third Age,"; "The Making of Appendix A,"; "Of Dwarves and Men,".		*[[The History of Middle-earth]], vol. XII, [[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]: "The Heirs of Elendil,"; "The Tale of Years of the Third Age,"; "The Making of Appendix A,"; "Of Dwarves and Men,".
		+	*[[The Return of the King]]: "Maps", "Note on the Maps"

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Rhun}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Rhun}}

Ederchil: Reverted edits by Carter938 (talk) to last revision by Ederchil

2013-02-05T20:57:50Z

Reverted edits by Carter938 (talk) to last revision by Ederchil

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	\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"		\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"
	\| type=Realm		\| type=Realm
−	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], ~~east~~ of [[Mordor~~]] and [[Rhovanion~~]]	+	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], north of [[Mordor]]
	\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]		\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]
	\| realms=Rhûn		\| realms=Rhûn
−	\| description=~~East of [[Mordor]] and the~~ [[Sea of Rhûn]]	+	\| description=Centered by [[Sea of Rhûn]]
	\| events=		\| events=
	\| references=		\| references=

Carter938 at 20:54, 5 February 2013

2013-02-05T20:54:59Z

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	\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"		\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"
	\| type=Realm		\| type=Realm
−	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], ~~north~~ of [[Mordor]]	+	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], east of [[Mordor]] and [[Rhovanion]]
	\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]		\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]
	\| realms=Rhûn		\| realms=Rhûn
−	\| description=~~Centered by~~ [[Sea of Rhûn]]	+	\| description=East of [[Mordor]] and the [[Sea of Rhûn]]
	\| events=		\| events=
	\| references=		\| references=

Ederchil: we're not sure how far Rhûn extends, and out-of-universe too

2013-02-05T17:26:21Z

we're not sure how far Rhûn extends, and out-of-universe too

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	\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"		\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"
	\| type=Realm		\| type=Realm
−	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], ~~East~~ of [[Mordor~~]] and [[Rhovanion]], northeast of [[Khand~~]]	+	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], north of [[Mordor]]
	\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]		\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]
	\| realms=Rhûn		\| realms=Rhûn
−	\| description=~~East of the~~ [[Sea of Rhûn]] ~~and [[Mordor]].~~	+	\| description=Centered by [[Sea of Rhûn]]
	\| events=		\| events=
	\| references=		\| references=
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	[[Sauron]] himself journeyed into the eastward lands, in hiding from the [[White Council]] during the centuries of the [[Watchful Peace]].		[[Sauron]] himself journeyed into the eastward lands, in hiding from the [[White Council]] during the centuries of the [[Watchful Peace]].

−	Rhûn was conquered by Gondor twice: under the Kings [[Rómendacil I]] and [[Rómendacil II]], but the Númenóreans never had full control over it. ~~The lands of Dorwinion and those around the Sea of~~ Rhûn was finally subdued in the [[Fourth Age]] under King Elessar and his son [[Eldarion]]~~. However, it is not known if any Easterling nations further east ever attacked the West again, or if there was a mutual peace after the Easterlings were freed from Sauron's grasp~~.	+	Rhûn was conquered by Gondor twice: under the Kings [[Rómendacil I]] and [[Rómendacil II]], but the Númenóreans never had full control over it. Rhûn was finally subdued in the [[Fourth Age]] under King Elessar and his son [[Eldarion]].

	==Geography==		==Geography==
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	Rhûn's ancient geography can be gleaned a little from [[The Silmarillion]]; throughout most of the [[First Age]] the vast [[Sea of Helcar]] was located there and beyond that the [[Orocarni]] ('red mountains').		Rhûn's ancient geography can be gleaned a little from [[The Silmarillion]]; throughout most of the [[First Age]] the vast [[Sea of Helcar]] was located there and beyond that the [[Orocarni]] ('red mountains').
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−	The rest of Rhûn lay beyond the eastern borders of the maps of Middle Earth drawn by Tolkien. Almost nothing is written about these lands. It is known, however, that they were supposedly immense like the southern extents of Harad, and were home to many kingdoms, nations, and tribes. As the world was made round in the Third Age, the landmass of Rhun must have ended in an ocean somehwere, though it is not known how far out these lands extended.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

Carter938: /* History */

2013-02-05T17:25:47Z

History

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	[[Sauron]] himself journeyed into the eastward lands, in hiding from the [[White Council]] during the centuries of the [[Watchful Peace]].		[[Sauron]] himself journeyed into the eastward lands, in hiding from the [[White Council]] during the centuries of the [[Watchful Peace]].

−	Rhûn was conquered by Gondor twice: under the Kings [[Rómendacil I]] and [[Rómendacil II]], but the Númenóreans never had full control over it. The lands of Dorwinion and those around Rhûn was finally subdued in the [[Fourth Age]] under King Elessar and his son [[Eldarion]]. However, it is not known if any Easterling nations ever attacked the West again, or if there was a mutual peace after the Easterlings were freed from Sauron's grasp.	+	Rhûn was conquered by Gondor twice: under the Kings [[Rómendacil I]] and [[Rómendacil II]], but the Númenóreans never had full control over it. The lands of Dorwinion and those around the Sea of Rhûn was finally subdued in the [[Fourth Age]] under King Elessar and his son [[Eldarion]]. However, it is not known if any Easterling nations further east ever attacked the West again, or if there was a mutual peace after the Easterlings were freed from Sauron's grasp.

	==Geography==		==Geography==

Carter938: /* History */

2013-02-05T17:24:51Z

History

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	[[Sauron]] himself journeyed into the eastward lands, in hiding from the [[White Council]] during the centuries of the [[Watchful Peace]].		[[Sauron]] himself journeyed into the eastward lands, in hiding from the [[White Council]] during the centuries of the [[Watchful Peace]].

−	Rhûn was conquered by Gondor twice: under the Kings [[Rómendacil I]] and [[Rómendacil II]], but the Númenóreans never had full control over it. Rhûn was finally subdued in the [[Fourth Age]] under King Elessar and his son [[Eldarion]].	+	Rhûn was conquered by Gondor twice: under the Kings [[Rómendacil I]] and [[Rómendacil II]], but the Númenóreans never had full control over it. The lands of Dorwinion and those around Rhûn was finally subdued in the [[Fourth Age]] under King Elessar and his son [[Eldarion]]. However, it is not known if any Easterling nations ever attacked the West again, or if there was a mutual peace after the Easterlings were freed from Sauron's grasp.

	==Geography==		==Geography==

Carter938: /* Geography */

2013-02-05T17:22:35Z

Geography

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	Rhûn's ancient geography can be gleaned a little from [[The Silmarillion]]; throughout most of the [[First Age]] the vast [[Sea of Helcar]] was located there and beyond that the [[Orocarni]] ('red mountains').		Rhûn's ancient geography can be gleaned a little from [[The Silmarillion]]; throughout most of the [[First Age]] the vast [[Sea of Helcar]] was located there and beyond that the [[Orocarni]] ('red mountains').
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		+	The rest of Rhûn lay beyond the eastern borders of the maps of Middle Earth drawn by Tolkien. Almost nothing is written about these lands. It is known, however, that they were supposedly immense like the southern extents of Harad, and were home to many kingdoms, nations, and tribes. As the world was made round in the Third Age, the landmass of Rhun must have ended in an ocean somehwere, though it is not known how far out these lands extended.

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==

Carter938 at 17:17, 5 February 2013

2013-02-05T17:17:07Z

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	\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"		\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"
	\| type=Realm		\| type=Realm
−	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], ~~north~~ of [[Mordor]]	+	\| location=Eastern Lands of [[Middle-earth]], East of [[Mordor]] and [[Rhovanion]], northeast of [[Khand]]
	\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]		\| inhabitants=[[Easterlings]]
	\| realms=Rhûn		\| realms=Rhûn
−	\| description=~~Centered by~~ [[Sea of Rhûn]]	+	\| description=East of the [[Sea of Rhûn]] and [[Mordor]].
	\| events=		\| events=
	\| references=		\| references=

KingAragorn: Is Rhûn synonymous with the East?

2012-09-13T17:22:24Z

Is Rhûn synonymous with the East?

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	Rhûn was the domain of the [[Easterlings]], [[Men of Darkness]] who were ready to follow both the Dark Lords and fought as their allies in war. These lands, too, were peopled by lost Elves, [[Avari]] and [[Úmanyar]], and by four of the seven clans of the [[Dwarves]] who dwelt in the Orocarni.		Rhûn was the domain of the [[Easterlings]], [[Men of Darkness]] who were ready to follow both the Dark Lords and fought as their allies in war. These lands, too, were peopled by lost Elves, [[Avari]] and [[Úmanyar]], and by four of the seven clans of the [[Dwarves]] who dwelt in the Orocarni.
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−	During the [[Third Age]], Rhûn was visited by three [[Wizards]]; [[Saruman]], [[Rómestámo]] and [[Morinehtar]], and though Saruman returned into the west, the two [[Blue Wizards]] remained. Even [[Gandalf]] had never explored there, and though [[Aragorn]] had travelled there, he never reported of his doings.

	[[Sauron]] himself journeyed into the eastward lands, in hiding from the [[White Council]] during the centuries of the [[Watchful Peace]].		[[Sauron]] himself journeyed into the eastward lands, in hiding from the [[White Council]] during the centuries of the [[Watchful Peace]].