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	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the 400-year leaguer of the [[Noldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. The Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.		The '''Siege of Angband''' was the 400-year leaguer of the [[Noldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. The Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.

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−	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the 400-year leaguer of the [[Noldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]].	+	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the 400-year leaguer of the [[Noldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. The Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.

−	~~The Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force~~ to ~~assault Angband directly~~. [[~~Fingolfin~~]] and [[~~Fingon~~]] ~~kept watch from~~ [[~~Hithlum~~]], [[Finrod]] ~~and then~~ [[~~Orodreth~~]] ~~from~~ [[~~Tol Sirion~~]], [[~~Angrod~~]] and [[~~Aegnor~~]] ~~from~~ [[~~Dorthonion~~]], ~~and~~ the [[~~Sons~~ of ~~Fëanor~~]] ~~watched~~ the ~~east~~. ~~The period during~~ the ~~Siege was known as~~ [[~~Long Peace~~]].	+	It was during the Siege that [[Turgon]]'s people left [[Nevrast]] to build [[Gondolin]]. Other Elven cities, [[Brithombar]] and [[Eglarest]] were also established by the [[Sindar]] on [[Falas]], and [[Nargothrond]], the realm of [[Finrod]]. The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves, such as the attack of [[Hithlum]]; but the Noldor were grown strong enough, that these task forces posed no significant threat.
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		+	After the defeat of [[Glaurung]], a period called [[Long Peace]] begun. The [[Men]] of the [[House of Bëor]] entered [[Beleriand]] and were followed by the [[Haladin]]
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		+	Years after the [[Battle of Aglon Pass]], the [[Forest of Brethil]] was given to the Haladin. A final band of Men, the [[House of Hador]], came to Beleriand; they were given the lands of [[Dor-lómin]].

	After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].		After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].

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−	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the 400-year leaguer of the [[Noldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. The Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.	+	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the 400-year leaguer of the [[Noldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]].

−	~~It was during the Siege that [[Turgon]]'s people left [[Nevrast]]~~ to ~~build [[Gondolin]]~~. ~~Other Elven cities,~~ [[~~Brithombar~~]] and [[~~Eglarest~~]] ~~were also established by the~~ [[~~Sindar]] on [[Falas~~]], ~~and [[Nargothrond]], the realm of~~ [[Finrod]]~~. The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves, such as the attack of~~ [[~~Hithlum~~]]~~; but the Noldor were grown strong enough, that these task forces posed no significant threat.~~	+	The Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east. The period during the Siege was known as [[Long Peace]].
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−	~~After the defeat of~~ [[~~Glaurung~~]], ~~a period called~~ [[~~Long Peace]] begun. The [[Men]] of the [[House of Bëor]] entered [[Beleriand~~]] and ~~were followed by the~~ [[~~Haladin~~]]	+
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−	~~Years after the~~ [[~~Battle of Aglon Pass~~]], the [[~~Forest~~ of ~~Brethil~~]] ~~was given to~~ the ~~Haladin~~. ~~A final band of Men,~~ the [[~~House of Hador]], came to Beleriand; they were given the lands of [[Dor-lómin~~]].	+

	After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].		After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].

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	After the defeat of [[Glaurung]], a period called [[Long Peace]] begun. The [[Men]] of the [[House of Bëor]] entered [[Beleriand]] and were followed by the [[Haladin]]		After the defeat of [[Glaurung]], a period called [[Long Peace]] begun. The [[Men]] of the [[House of Bëor]] entered [[Beleriand]] and were followed by the [[Haladin]]

−	Years after the [[Battle of Aglon Pass]], the [[Forest of Brethil]] was given to the Haladin, ~~and~~ the [[House of Hador]] ~~was~~ given the lands of [[Dor-lómin]].	+	Years after the [[Battle of Aglon Pass]], the [[Forest of Brethil]] was given to the Haladin. A final band of Men, the [[House of Hador]], came to Beleriand; they were given the lands of [[Dor-lómin]].

	After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].		After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].

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−	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.	+	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the 400-year leaguer of the [[Noldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. The Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.

−	The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves~~. The~~ Noldor were grown strong enough~~, however~~, that these task forces posed no significant threat~~. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]]~~.	+	It was during the Siege that [[Turgon]]'s people left [[Nevrast]] to build [[Gondolin]]. Other Elven cities, [[Brithombar]] and [[Eglarest]] were also established by the [[Sindar]] on [[Falas]], and [[Nargothrond]], the realm of [[Finrod]]. The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves, such as the attack of [[Hithlum]]; but the Noldor were grown strong enough, that these task forces posed no significant threat.

		+	After the defeat of [[Glaurung]], a period called [[Long Peace]] begun. The [[Men]] of the [[House of Bëor]] entered [[Beleriand]] and were followed by the [[Haladin]]
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		+	Years after the [[Battle of Aglon Pass]], the [[Forest of Brethil]] was given to the Haladin, and the [[House of Hador]] was given the lands of [[Dor-lómin]].
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		+	After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].
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−	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor~~\|Ñoldor~~]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.	+	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.

	The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].		The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].

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−	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor\|Ñoldor]]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.	+	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor\|Ñoldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.

	The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].		The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].

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−	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor\|Ñoldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.	+	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor\|Ñoldor]]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.

	The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].		The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].

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−	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor\|Ñoldor] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.	+	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor\|Ñoldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.

	The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].		The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].

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−	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Ñoldor]] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.	+	The '''Siege of Angband''' was the leaguer of the [[Noldor\|Ñoldor] around the fortress of [[Morgoth]] in the early centuries of the First Age, which began following the [[Dagor Aglareb]]. [[Fingolfin]] and [[Fingon]] kept watch from [[Hithlum]], [[Finrod]] and then [[Orodreth]] from [[Tol Sirion]], [[Angrod]] and [[Aegnor]] from [[Dorthonion]], and the [[Sons of Fëanor]] watched the east.

	The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].		The siege was incomplete, as Morgoth was still capable of sending out various forces of orcs to harass the elves. The Noldor were grown strong enough, however, that these task forces posed no significant threat. However, the Noldor and their allies possessed insufficient force to assault Angband directly. After about four hundred years, the Siege was broken in the [[Dagor Bragollach]].