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'''Sunlending''' was the name used by the [[Rohirrim]] of the land of ''[[Anórien]]'', 'Sun-land'. It is mentioned in the song ''From dark Dunharrow in the dim morning'', l. 15: "''six thousand spears to Sunlending''".<ref>{{RK|V3}}</ref>
'''Sunlending''' was the name used by the [[Rohirrim]] of the land of ''[[Anórien]]'', 'Sun-land'. It is mentioned in the song ''From dark Dunharrow in the dim morning'', l. 15: "''six thousand spears to Sunlending''".<ref>{{RK|V3}}</ref>


The name ''Sunlending'' did not refer to the climate, but was rather 'heraldic', as Anórien was immediately attached to [[Minas Anor]]. ''Sunledning'' was thus connected to the name and the emblem of [[Anárion]], son of [[Isildur]].<ref>{{HM|N}}, p. 776</ref>
The name ''Sunlending'' did not refer to the climate, but was rather 'heraldic', as Anórien was immediately attached to [[Minas Anor]]. ''Sunledning'' was thus connected to the name and the emblem of [[Anárion]], son of [[Isildur]].<ref>{{HM|N}}, p. 776</ref>
*''Note'': Sunlending is not to be confounded with [[Sunlands]], the name of [[Harad]] in the [[Common Speech]].
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Not to be confounded with: Sunlands, the name of Harad in the Common Speech

Sunlending was the name used by the Rohirrim of the land of Anórien, 'Sun-land'. It is mentioned in the song From dark Dunharrow in the dim morning, l. 15: "six thousand spears to Sunlending".[1]

The name Sunlending did not refer to the climate, but was rather 'heraldic', as Anórien was immediately attached to Minas Anor. Sunledning was thus connected to the name and the emblem of Anárion, son of Isildur.[2]

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