Sea of Rhûn - Revision history

KingAragorn Bot: Bot comment: changed category.

2012-06-13T18:12:04Z

Bot comment: changed category.

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	Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.		Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.

−	~~[[Category:Seas and Oceans]]~~
	[[Category:Rhovanion]]		[[Category:Rhovanion]]
		+	[[Category:Seas and oceans]]
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	[[de:Meer von Rhûn]]		[[de:Meer von Rhûn]]
−	~~[[fr:/encyclo/geographie/eaux/mer_de_rhun]]~~
	[[fi:Rhûnin Järvi]]		[[fi:Rhûnin Järvi]]
		+	[[fr:/encyclo/geographie/eaux/mer_de_rhun]]

Mithbot: Bot: Re-linked Celduin

2011-11-13T11:56:23Z

Bot: Re-linked Celduin

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	The '''Sea of Rhûn''', or the '''[[Eastern Sea]]''', is a large saltwater lake or sea in the east of [[Middle-earth]].		The '''Sea of Rhûn''', or the '''[[Eastern Sea]]''', is a large saltwater lake or sea in the east of [[Middle-earth]].

−	The Sea of Rhûn, according to Tolkien's maps, covers roughly 400 square miles (1,000 km²). The [[Celduin]] (River Running) flows from the northwest into a northwestern arm of the sea, while several unnamed rivers flow from the northeastern shore. West of the Sea of Rhûn is the land of [[Dorwinion]] and roughly 200 miles (300 km) to the South is the eastern end of the [[Ered Lithui]].	+	The Sea of Rhûn, according to Tolkien's maps, covers roughly 400 square miles (1,000 km²). The [[River Running\|Celduin]] (River Running) flows from the northwest into a northwestern arm of the sea, while several unnamed rivers flow from the northeastern shore. West of the Sea of Rhûn is the land of [[Dorwinion]] and roughly 200 miles (300 km) to the South is the eastern end of the [[Ered Lithui]].

	Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.		Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.

Mithbot: Bot Message: changing link to Sindarin

2011-01-10T17:04:38Z

Bot Message: changing link to Sindarin

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	\| name=Sea of Rhûn		\| name=Sea of Rhûn
	\| othernames=Eastern Sea		\| othernames=Eastern Sea
−	\| etymology=[[S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"	+	\| etymology=[[Sindarin\|S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"
	\| type=Inland Sea		\| type=Inland Sea
	\| location=[[Rhûn]]		\| location=[[Rhûn]]

KingAragorn at 16:20, 31 August 2010

2010-08-31T16:20:41Z

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	Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.		Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.

−	[[Category:~~Bodies of Water~~]]	+	[[Category:Seas and Oceans]]
	[[Category:Rhovanion]]		[[Category:Rhovanion]]
	[[de:Meer von Rhûn]]		[[de:Meer von Rhûn]]
	[[fr:/encyclo/geographie/eaux/mer_de_rhun]]		[[fr:/encyclo/geographie/eaux/mer_de_rhun]]
	[[fi:Rhûnin Järvi]]		[[fi:Rhûnin Järvi]]

Mith: Added disambiguation and interwiki

2010-06-03T20:36:11Z

Added disambiguation and interwiki

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		+	{{disambig-more\|Inland Sea\|[[Inland Sea (disambiguation)]]}}
	{{location		{{location
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	[[Category:Bodies of Water]]		[[Category:Bodies of Water]]
	[[Category:Rhovanion]]		[[Category:Rhovanion]]
		+	[[de:Meer von Rhûn]]
		+	[[fr:/encyclo/geographie/eaux/mer_de_rhun]]
		+	[[fi:Rhûnin Järvi]]

Gilgamesh at 11:24, 24 January 2010

2010-01-24T11:24:15Z

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	\| references=		\| references=
	\|}}		\|}}
		+	{{pronounce\|Sindarin - Rhûn.mp3\|Gilgamesh}}
	The '''Sea of Rhûn''', or the '''[[Eastern Sea]]''', is a large saltwater lake or sea in the east of [[Middle-earth]].		The '''Sea of Rhûn''', or the '''[[Eastern Sea]]''', is a large saltwater lake or sea in the east of [[Middle-earth]].

Narfil Palùrfalas at 18:07, 11 May 2007

2007-05-11T18:07:13Z

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		+	{{location
		+	\| image=
		+	\| name=Sea of Rhûn
		+	\| othernames=Eastern Sea
		+	\| etymology=[[S.]] ''[[rhûn]]'' "east"
		+	\| type=Inland Sea
		+	\| location=[[Rhûn]]
		+	\| inhabitants=
		+	\| realms=[[Rhûn]] ([[Easterlings]])
		+	\| description=Roughly shaped like an hourglass laid on its side
		+	\| events=
		+	\| references=
		+	\|}}
	The '''Sea of Rhûn''', or the '''[[Eastern Sea]]''', is a large saltwater lake or sea in the east of [[Middle-earth]].		The '''Sea of Rhûn''', or the '''[[Eastern Sea]]''', is a large saltwater lake or sea in the east of [[Middle-earth]].

Dwarf Lord at 02:57, 16 September 2006

2006-09-16T02:57:20Z

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	Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.		Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.

−	{{Category:~~Seas}}~~	+	[[Category:Bodies of Water]]
		+	[[Category:Rhovanion]]

Dwarf Lord at 04:27, 27 August 2006

2006-08-27T04:27:21Z

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	Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.		Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.
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		+	{{Category:Seas}}

Hyarion at 06:36, 28 October 2005

2005-10-28T06:36:59Z

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−	The ~~inland~~ sea in the ~~land~~ of [[Rhûn]] into ~~which~~ the [[~~Celduin~~]] ~~emptied its waters. Its northeastern shores were densely forested,~~ and to the ~~southwest lay a mountainous region~~. The ~~mysterious land~~ of [[~~Dorwinion~~]] ~~was said~~ to ~~lie on its northwestern coasts~~.	+	The '''Sea of Rhûn''', or the '''[[Eastern Sea]]''', is a large saltwater lake or sea in the east of [[Middle-earth]].
		+
		+	The Sea of Rhûn, according to Tolkien's maps, covers roughly 400 square miles (1,000 km²). The [[Celduin]] (River Running) flows from the northwest into a northwestern arm of the sea, while several unnamed rivers flow from the northeastern shore. West of the Sea of Rhûn is the land of [[Dorwinion]] and roughly 200 miles (300 km) to the South is the eastern end of the [[Ered Lithui]].
		+
		+	Christopher Tolkien and others have speculated that the [[Sea of Rhûn]] might "...be identified with the [[Sea of Helkar]], vastly shrunken" ([[The War of the Jewels]], pg. 174). [[Karen Wynn Fonstad]] adopted this assumption in ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''. In ''[[The Peoples of Middle-earth]]'' there are references to the Sea of Rhûn existing in the First Age, but no indication as to whether it should be equated with the Sea of Helkar or not.