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	Tar-Meneldur rejoiced when Aldarion and Erendis were finally betrothed in {{SA\|858}}, yet they were not married until {{SA\|870\|n}} after Aldarion had gone on yet another sea venture. Aldarion and Erendis' marriage proved to be unhappy and only produced one child, their daughter [[Tar-Ancalimë\| Ancalimë]].		Tar-Meneldur rejoiced when Aldarion and Erendis were finally betrothed in {{SA\|858}}, yet they were not married until {{SA\|870\|n}} after Aldarion had gone on yet another sea venture. Aldarion and Erendis' marriage proved to be unhappy and only produced one child, their daughter [[Tar-Ancalimë\| Ancalimë]].

−	In {{SA\|882}} Aldarion brought a letter from King [[Gil-galad]] to Tar-Meneldur. In it the King of the Elves warned Tar-Meneldur that a new shadow was arisen in the East and beseeched him for aid. From this letter Tar-Meneldur learned that his son had aided the Elves and knew much of what these matters portended. Recognizing that his son was better equipped to handle this menace, Tar-Meneldur resolved to resign the Sceptre to his son; this he did in the year {{SA\|883\|n}}.<ref name="Wife"/>	+	In {{SA\|882}} Aldarion brought [[Gil-galad's letter\|a letter]] from King [[Gil-galad]] to Tar-Meneldur. In it the King of the Elves warned Tar-Meneldur that a new shadow was arisen in the East and beseeched him for aid. From this letter Tar-Meneldur learned that his son had aided the Elves and knew much of what these matters portended. Recognizing that his son was better equipped to handle this menace, Tar-Meneldur resolved to resign the Sceptre to his son; this he did in the year {{SA\|883\|n}}.<ref name="Wife"/>

	Tar-Meneldur passed the Sceptre to his son long before due time. He lived for 59 more years before he died in {{SA\|942}}.<ref name="Kings"/>		Tar-Meneldur passed the Sceptre to his son long before due time. He lived for 59 more years before he died in {{SA\|942}}.<ref name="Kings"/>

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	Tar-Meneldur rejoiced when Aldarion and Erendis were finally betrothed in {{SA\|858}}, yet they were not married until {{SA\|870\|n}} after Aldarion had gone on yet another sea venture. Aldarion and Erendis' marriage proved to be unhappy and only produced one child, their daughter [[Tar-Ancalimë\| Ancalimë]].		Tar-Meneldur rejoiced when Aldarion and Erendis were finally betrothed in {{SA\|858}}, yet they were not married until {{SA\|870\|n}} after Aldarion had gone on yet another sea venture. Aldarion and Erendis' marriage proved to be unhappy and only produced one child, their daughter [[Tar-Ancalimë\| Ancalimë]].

−	In {{SA\|882}} Aldarion brought a letter from King [[Gil-galad]] to Tar-Meneldur. In it the King of the Elves warned Tar-Meneldur that a new shadow was arisen in the East and beseeched him for aid. From this letter Tar-Meneldur learned that his son had aided the Elves and knew much of what these matters portended. Recognizing that his son was better equipped to handle this menace, Tar-Meneldur resolved to resign the Sceptre to his son; this he did in the year {{SA\|~~833~~\|n}}.<ref name="Wife"/>	+	In {{SA\|882}} Aldarion brought a letter from King [[Gil-galad]] to Tar-Meneldur. In it the King of the Elves warned Tar-Meneldur that a new shadow was arisen in the East and beseeched him for aid. From this letter Tar-Meneldur learned that his son had aided the Elves and knew much of what these matters portended. Recognizing that his son was better equipped to handle this menace, Tar-Meneldur resolved to resign the Sceptre to his son; this he did in the year {{SA\|883\|n}}.<ref name="Wife"/>

	Tar-Meneldur passed the Sceptre to his son long before due time. He lived for 59 more years before he died in {{SA\|942}}.<ref name="Kings"/>		Tar-Meneldur passed the Sceptre to his son long before due time. He lived for 59 more years before he died in {{SA\|942}}.<ref name="Kings"/>

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−	\|~~prev~~=~~[[Tar-Elendil]]~~	+	{{seq-head
−	\|~~next~~=[[~~Tar-Aldarion~~]]	+	\| race=numenorean
−	\|~~list~~=~~5th [[King of Númenor]]<br><code>II</code> 740 – 883~~	+	\| house=[[House of Elros]]
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		+	\| died={{SA\|942}}
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		+	\| prev=[[Tar-Elendil]]
		+	\| list=5th [[King of Númenor]]
		+	\| dates={{SA\|740}} - {{SA\|883\|n}}
		+	\| next=[[Tar-Aldarion]]
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−	'''Tar-Meneldur''' was the fifth [[King of Númenor]]. Although he was the youngest child of [[Tar-Elendil]], Tar-Meneldur received the [[Sceptre]] due to the old law of royal [[Law of Succession in Númenor\|succession]] that existed in [[Númenor]] at that time. His elder siblings, [[Silmariën]] and [[Isilmë]], were both female and thus not eligible to rule the realm.<ref name="Wife">{{UT\|Wife}}</ref> Tar-Meneldur's birth name was [[Írimon]],<ref name="Kings">{{UT\|Kings}}</ref> and he also received the title [[Elentirmo]].<ref name="Númenor">{{UT\|Numenor}}</ref>	+	'''Tar-Meneldur''' was the fifth [[King of Númenor]]. Although he was the youngest child of [[Tar-Elendil]], Tar-Meneldur received the [[Sceptre]] due to the old law of royal [[Law of Succession in Númenor\|succession]] that existed in [[Númenor]] at that time. His elder siblings, [[Silmariën]] and [[Isilmë]], were both female and thus not eligible to rule the realm.<ref name="Wife">{{UT\|Wife}}</ref> Tar-Meneldur's birth name was [[Írimon]],<ref name="Kings">{{UT\|Kings}}, Tar-Meneldur</ref> and he also received the title [[Elentirmo]].<ref name="Númenor">{{UT\|Numenor}}</ref>

	Meneldur's great passion was stargazing and learning all he could about the Heavens from the lore of [[Elves]] and [[Men]]. To study the movements of the stars, he built a tower in the [[Forostar]], the northernmost part of Númenor, since the sky was clearer there than anywhere else on the isle.<ref name="Númenor"/> Meneldur only left the tower when he inherited the [[Sceptre of Númenor\|Sceptre]], but even after becoming King his interest in the stars did not cease.<ref name="Wife"/>		Meneldur's great passion was stargazing and learning all he could about the Heavens from the lore of [[Elves]] and [[Men]]. To study the movements of the stars, he built a tower in the [[Forostar]], the northernmost part of Númenor, since the sky was clearer there than anywhere else on the isle.<ref name="Númenor"/> Meneldur only left the tower when he inherited the [[Sceptre of Númenor\|Sceptre]], but even after becoming King his interest in the stars did not cease.<ref name="Wife"/>

	== History ==		== History ==
−	During the reign of his father, [[Tar-Elendil]], the [[Númenóreans]] began to sail eastwards. In {{SA\|600}} the [[Captain of the King's Ships]], [[Vëantur]], reached the [[Grey Havens]]. Although Meneldur had no love for the sea he did fall in love with Vëantur’s daughter, [[Almarian]], and married her.<ref name="Wife"/> Together they had three children, a son [[Anardil of Númenor\|Anardil]] and two daughters, [[Ailinel]] and [[Almiel]], before Meneldur became king in {{SA\|740}}.<ref ~~name="Kings"~~/>	+	During the reign of his father, [[Tar-Elendil]], the [[Númenóreans]] began to sail eastwards. In {{SA\|600}} the [[Captain of the King's Ships]], [[Vëantur]], reached the [[Grey Havens]]. Although Meneldur had no love for the sea he did fall in love with Vëantur’s daughter, [[Almarian]], and married her.<ref name="Wife"/> Together they had three children, a son [[Anardil of Númenor\|Anardil]] and two daughters, [[Ailinel]] and [[Almiel]], before Meneldur became king in {{SA\|740}}.<ref>{{UT\|earlier}}</ref>

	Meneldur’s son Anardil grew swiftly and became known as [[Tar-Aldarion\|Aldarion]]. Like his grandfather Vëantur, Aldarion became enamoured of the sea. In {{SA\|725}} Vëantur invited Aldarion to sail with him to [[Middle-earth]]; to this plan Meneldur gave his reluctant consent. When the voyagers returned in {{SA\|727\|n}} Meneldur’s joy was great, but soon his son begged leave to sail again. Two more long voyages followed (in {{SA\|730\|n}} and {{SA\|735\|n}}). However, in {{SA\|740\|n}} Tar-Elendil relinquished the Sceptre to Tar-Meneldur, and for the comfort of his father Aldarion remained at home for awhile.		Meneldur’s son Anardil grew swiftly and became known as [[Tar-Aldarion\|Aldarion]]. Like his grandfather Vëantur, Aldarion became enamoured of the sea. In {{SA\|725}} Vëantur invited Aldarion to sail with him to [[Middle-earth]]; to this plan Meneldur gave his reluctant consent. When the voyagers returned in {{SA\|727\|n}} Meneldur’s joy was great, but soon his son begged leave to sail again. Two more long voyages followed (in {{SA\|730\|n}} and {{SA\|735\|n}}). However, in {{SA\|740\|n}} Tar-Elendil relinquished the Sceptre to Tar-Meneldur, and for the comfort of his father Aldarion remained at home for awhile.

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	'''Tar-Meneldur''' was the fifth [[King of Númenor]]. Although he was the youngest child of [[Tar-Elendil]], Tar-Meneldur received the [[Sceptre]] due to the old law of royal [[Law of Succession in Númenor\|succession]] that existed in [[Númenor]] at that time. His elder siblings, [[Silmariën]] and [[Isilmë]], were both female and thus not eligible to rule the realm.<ref name="Wife">{{UT\|Wife}}</ref> Tar-Meneldur's birth name was [[Írimon]],<ref name="Kings">{{UT\|Kings}}</ref> and he also received the title [[Elentirmo]].<ref name="Númenor">{{UT\|Numenor}}</ref>		'''Tar-Meneldur''' was the fifth [[King of Númenor]]. Although he was the youngest child of [[Tar-Elendil]], Tar-Meneldur received the [[Sceptre]] due to the old law of royal [[Law of Succession in Númenor\|succession]] that existed in [[Númenor]] at that time. His elder siblings, [[Silmariën]] and [[Isilmë]], were both female and thus not eligible to rule the realm.<ref name="Wife">{{UT\|Wife}}</ref> Tar-Meneldur's birth name was [[Írimon]],<ref name="Kings">{{UT\|Kings}}</ref> and he also received the title [[Elentirmo]].<ref name="Númenor">{{UT\|Numenor}}</ref>

−	Meneldur's great passion was stargazing and learning all he could about the Heavens from the lore of [[Elves]] and [[Men]]. To study the movements of the stars, he built a tower in the [[Forostar]], the northernmost part of Númenor, since the sky was clearer there than anywhere else on the isle. <ref name="Númenor"/> Meneldur only left the tower when he inherited the [[Sceptre of Númenor\|Sceptre]], but even after becoming King his interest in the stars did not cease.<ref name="Wife"/>	+	Meneldur's great passion was stargazing and learning all he could about the Heavens from the lore of [[Elves]] and [[Men]]. To study the movements of the stars, he built a tower in the [[Forostar]], the northernmost part of Númenor, since the sky was clearer there than anywhere else on the isle.<ref name="Númenor"/> Meneldur only left the tower when he inherited the [[Sceptre of Númenor\|Sceptre]], but even after becoming King his interest in the stars did not cease.<ref name="Wife"/>

	== History ==		== History ==
−	During the reign of his father, [[Tar-Elendil]], the [[Númenóreans]] began to sail eastwards. In {{SA\|600}} the [[Captain of the King's Ships]], [[Vëantur]], reached the [[Grey Havens]]. Although Meneldur had no love for the sea he did fall in love with Vëantur’s daughter, [[Almarian]], and married her. <ref name="Wife"/> Together they had three children, a son [[Anardil of Númenor\|Anardil]] and two daughters, [[Ailinel]] and [[Almiel]], before Meneldur became king in {{SA\|740}}.<ref name="Kings"/>	+	During the reign of his father, [[Tar-Elendil]], the [[Númenóreans]] began to sail eastwards. In {{SA\|600}} the [[Captain of the King's Ships]], [[Vëantur]], reached the [[Grey Havens]]. Although Meneldur had no love for the sea he did fall in love with Vëantur’s daughter, [[Almarian]], and married her.<ref name="Wife"/> Together they had three children, a son [[Anardil of Númenor\|Anardil]] and two daughters, [[Ailinel]] and [[Almiel]], before Meneldur became king in {{SA\|740}}.<ref name="Kings"/>

	Meneldur’s son Anardil grew swiftly and became known as [[Tar-Aldarion\|Aldarion]]. Like his grandfather Vëantur, Aldarion became enamoured of the sea. In {{SA\|725}} Vëantur invited Aldarion to sail with him to [[Middle-earth]]; to this plan Meneldur gave his reluctant consent. When the voyagers returned in {{SA\|727\|n}} Meneldur’s joy was great, but soon his son begged leave to sail again. Two more long voyages followed (in {{SA\|730\|n}} and {{SA\|735\|n}}). However, in {{SA\|740\|n}} Tar-Elendil relinquished the Sceptre to Tar-Meneldur, and for the comfort of his father Aldarion remained at home for awhile.		Meneldur’s son Anardil grew swiftly and became known as [[Tar-Aldarion\|Aldarion]]. Like his grandfather Vëantur, Aldarion became enamoured of the sea. In {{SA\|725}} Vëantur invited Aldarion to sail with him to [[Middle-earth]]; to this plan Meneldur gave his reluctant consent. When the voyagers returned in {{SA\|727\|n}} Meneldur’s joy was great, but soon his son begged leave to sail again. Two more long voyages followed (in {{SA\|730\|n}} and {{SA\|735\|n}}). However, in {{SA\|740\|n}} Tar-Elendil relinquished the Sceptre to Tar-Meneldur, and for the comfort of his father Aldarion remained at home for awhile.

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−	}}'''Tar-[[Meneldur]]''' was the fifth [[King of Númenor\|King]] of [[Númenor]]. Though he was the youngest child of [[Tar-Elendil]], Tar-Meneldur received the [[Sceptre]] due to the old law of royal [[Law of Succession in Númenor\|succession]] that existed in Númenor at that time. His elder siblings, [[Silmariën]] and [[Isilmë]], were both female and thus not eligible to rule the realm. Tar-Meneldur's birth name was Írimon, and he also received the title [[Elentirmo]].	+	}}'''Tar-Meneldur''' was the fifth [[King of Númenor\|King]] of [[Númenor]]. Though he was the youngest child of [[Tar-Elendil]], Tar-Meneldur received the [[Sceptre]] due to the old law of royal [[Law of Succession in Númenor\|succession]] that existed in Númenor at that time. His elder siblings, [[Silmariën]] and [[Isilmë]], were both female and thus not eligible to rule the realm. Tar-Meneldur's birth name was Írimon, and he also received the title [[Elentirmo]].

	Meneldur's great passion was stargazing and learning all he could about the Heavens from the lore of [[Elves]] and [[Men]]. To study the movements of the stars, he built a tower in the [[Forostar]], the northernmost part of Númenor, since the sky was clearer there than anywhere else on the isle. Meneldur only left the tower when he inherited the [[Sceptre of Númenor\|Sceptre]], but even after becoming King his interest in the stars did not cease.		Meneldur's great passion was stargazing and learning all he could about the Heavens from the lore of [[Elves]] and [[Men]]. To study the movements of the stars, he built a tower in the [[Forostar]], the northernmost part of Númenor, since the sky was clearer there than anywhere else on the isle. Meneldur only left the tower when he inherited the [[Sceptre of Númenor\|Sceptre]], but even after becoming King his interest in the stars did not cease.

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	Tar-Meneldur rejoiced when Aldarion and Erendis were finally betrothed in {{SA\|858}}, yet they were not married until {{SA\|870\|n}} after Aldarion had gone on yet another sea venture. Aldarion and Erendis' marriage proved to be unhappy and only produced one child, their daughter [[Tar-Ancalimë\| Ancalimë]].		Tar-Meneldur rejoiced when Aldarion and Erendis were finally betrothed in {{SA\|858}}, yet they were not married until {{SA\|870\|n}} after Aldarion had gone on yet another sea venture. Aldarion and Erendis' marriage proved to be unhappy and only produced one child, their daughter [[Tar-Ancalimë\| Ancalimë]].

−	In {{SA\|882}} Aldarion brought a letter from King [[Gil-galad]] to Tar-Meneldur. In it the King of the Elves warned Tar-Meneldur that a new shadow was arisen in the East and beseeched him for aid. From this letter Tar-Meneldur learned that his son had aided the Elves and knew much of what these matters portended. Recognizing that his son was better equipped to handle this menace, Tar-Meneldur resolved to resign the Sceptre to his son; this he did in the year {{SA\|883\|n}}.<ref name="Wife"/>	+	In {{SA\|882}} Aldarion brought [[Gil-galad's letter\|a letter]] from King [[Gil-galad]] to Tar-Meneldur. In it the King of the Elves warned Tar-Meneldur that a new shadow was arisen in the East and beseeched him for aid. From this letter Tar-Meneldur learned that his son had aided the Elves and knew much of what these matters portended. Recognizing that his son was better equipped to handle this menace, Tar-Meneldur resolved to resign the Sceptre to his son; this he did in the year {{SA\|883\|n}}.<ref name="Wife"/>

	Tar-Meneldur passed the Sceptre to his son long before due time. He lived for 59 more years before he died in {{SA\|942}}.<ref name="Kings"/>		Tar-Meneldur passed the Sceptre to his son long before due time. He lived for 59 more years before he died in {{SA\|942}}.<ref name="Kings"/>

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	Tar-Meneldur rejoiced when Aldarion and Erendis were finally betrothed in {{SA\|858}}, yet they were not married until {{SA\|870\|n}} after Aldarion had gone on yet another sea venture. Aldarion and Erendis' marriage proved to be unhappy and only produced one child, their daughter [[Tar-Ancalimë\| Ancalimë]].		Tar-Meneldur rejoiced when Aldarion and Erendis were finally betrothed in {{SA\|858}}, yet they were not married until {{SA\|870\|n}} after Aldarion had gone on yet another sea venture. Aldarion and Erendis' marriage proved to be unhappy and only produced one child, their daughter [[Tar-Ancalimë\| Ancalimë]].

−	In {{SA\|882}} Aldarion brought a letter from King [[Gil-galad]] to Tar-Meneldur. In it the King of the Elves warned Tar-Meneldur that a new shadow was arisen in the East and beseeched him for aid. From this letter Tar-Meneldur learned that his son had aided the Elves and knew much of what these matters portended. Recognizing that his son was better equipped to handle this menace, Tar-Meneldur resolved to resign the Sceptre to his son; this he did in the year {{SA\|~~833~~\|n}}.<ref name="Wife"/>	+	In {{SA\|882}} Aldarion brought a letter from King [[Gil-galad]] to Tar-Meneldur. In it the King of the Elves warned Tar-Meneldur that a new shadow was arisen in the East and beseeched him for aid. From this letter Tar-Meneldur learned that his son had aided the Elves and knew much of what these matters portended. Recognizing that his son was better equipped to handle this menace, Tar-Meneldur resolved to resign the Sceptre to his son; this he did in the year {{SA\|883\|n}}.<ref name="Wife"/>

	Tar-Meneldur passed the Sceptre to his son long before due time. He lived for 59 more years before he died in {{SA\|942}}.<ref name="Kings"/>		Tar-Meneldur passed the Sceptre to his son long before due time. He lived for 59 more years before he died in {{SA\|942}}.<ref name="Kings"/>