Tol Eressëa - Revision history

Morgan at 21:55, 31 March 2013

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−	'''Tol Eressëa''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[tol eˈresːe.a]}}) was a large island off the coast of [[Valinor]]. Its name translates from [[Quenya]] as the ''Lonely Island'', for it lay originally in the middle of the [[Belegaer]], far from any other landmasses.	+	'''Tol Eressëa''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[tol eˈresːe.a]}}) was a large island off the coast of [[Valinor]]. Its name translates from [[Quenya]] as the '''''Lonely Island''''', for it lay originally in the middle of the [[Belegaer]], far from any other landmasses.

	==History==		==History==

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	==Other versions of the Legendarium==		==Other versions of the Legendarium==
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	In early versions of Tolkien's legendarium, the island was later visited by [[Ælfwine]] (or [[Eriol]]), an Anglo-Saxon from the early Middle Ages, which provided a framework for the tales that later became ''[[The Silmarillion]]''.		In early versions of Tolkien's legendarium, the island was later visited by [[Ælfwine]] (or [[Eriol]]), an Anglo-Saxon from the early Middle Ages, which provided a framework for the tales that later became ''[[The Silmarillion]]''.

Fredeghar at 22:47, 9 July 2012

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	==History==		==History==
−	[[Ulmo]] pushed it back and forth across Belegaer twice to transport the [[Elves]] to [[Aman]]. After that, it came to rest forever just off the eastern shore of that continent in the [[Bay of Eldamar]], and was inhabited by the [[Teleri]] of Aman, until they left to [[Alqualondë]].	+	[[Ulmo]] pushed it back and forth across Belegaer twice to transport the [[Elves]] to [[Aman]]. After that, it came to rest forever just off the eastern shore of that continent in the [[Bay of Eldamar]], and was inhabited by the [[Teleri]] of Aman, until they left for [[Alqualondë]].

−	With the end of the [[First Age]], many of the [[Eldar]] of [[Middle-earth]] exiles (and Teleri that never left it) went to Aman, and lived in the island of Tol Eressëa. Its principal location is the port city of [[Avallónë]] on the eastern shore.	+	With the end of the [[First Age]], many of the [[Eldar]] of [[Middle-earth]] exiles (and Teleri that never left it) went to Aman, and lived on the island of Tol Eressëa. Its principal location is the port city of [[Avallónë]] on the eastern shore.
	==Flora==		==Flora==
	Many beautiful trees grew on Eressëa, and their seedlings were gifted by the Eldar to [[Númenor]] to enrich the land.<ref>{{UT\|Numenor}}</ref> Some of them were:		Many beautiful trees grew on Eressëa, and their seedlings were gifted by the Eldar to [[Númenor]] to enrich the land.<ref>{{UT\|Numenor}}</ref> Some of them were:
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	Most of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]'' occurs on Tol Eressëa, and places such as [[Tavrobel]], [[Alalminórë]], [[Kortirion]], the [[House of the Hundred Chimneys]] and the [[Cottage of Lost Play]] are mentioned. These names do not exist in the later ''Silmarillion''.		Most of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]'' occurs on Tol Eressëa, and places such as [[Tavrobel]], [[Alalminórë]], [[Kortirion]], the [[House of the Hundred Chimneys]] and the [[Cottage of Lost Play]] are mentioned. These names do not exist in the later ''Silmarillion''.

−	A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol ~~Eressä~~ was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>	+	A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol Eressëa was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>

	==See also==		==See also==

KingAragorn at 19:03, 21 June 2012

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	'''Tol Eressëa''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[tol eˈresːe.a]}}) was a large island off the coast of [[Valinor]]. Its name translates from [[Quenya]] as the ''Lonely Island'', for it lay originally in the middle of the [[Belegaer]], far from any other landmasses.		'''Tol Eressëa''' ([[Quenya\|Q]], pron. {{IPA\|[tol eˈresːe.a]}}) was a large island off the coast of [[Valinor]]. Its name translates from [[Quenya]] as the ''Lonely Island'', for it lay originally in the middle of the [[Belegaer]], far from any other landmasses.

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	A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol Eressä was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>		A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol Eressä was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>

−	{{~~references~~}}	+	==See also==
		+	*[[:Category:Images of Tol Eressëa\|Images of Tol Eressëa]]
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		+	{{References}}

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	[[Ulmo]] pushed it back and forth across Belegaer twice to transport the [[Elves]] to [[Aman]]. After that, it came to rest forever just off the eastern shore of that continent in the [[Bay of Eldamar]], and was inhabited by the [[Teleri]] of Aman, until they left to [[Alqualondë]].		[[Ulmo]] pushed it back and forth across Belegaer twice to transport the [[Elves]] to [[Aman]]. After that, it came to rest forever just off the eastern shore of that continent in the [[Bay of Eldamar]], and was inhabited by the [[Teleri]] of Aman, until they left to [[Alqualondë]].

−	With the end of the [[First Age]], many of the [[Eldar]] of [[Middle-earth]] exiles (and Teleri that never left it) went to Aman, and lived in the island of Tol Eressëa. Its ~~principle~~ location is the port city of [[Avallónë]] on the eastern shore.	+	With the end of the [[First Age]], many of the [[Eldar]] of [[Middle-earth]] exiles (and Teleri that never left it) went to Aman, and lived in the island of Tol Eressëa. Its principal location is the port city of [[Avallónë]] on the eastern shore.
	==Flora==		==Flora==
	Many beautiful trees grew on Eressëa, and their seedlings were gifted by the Eldar to [[Númenor]] to enrich the land.<ref>{{UT\|Numenor}}</ref> Some of them were:		Many beautiful trees grew on Eressëa, and their seedlings were gifted by the Eldar to [[Númenor]] to enrich the land.<ref>{{UT\|Numenor}}</ref> Some of them were:

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	In early versions of Tolkien's legendarium, the island was later visited by [[Ælfwine]] (or [[Eriol]]), an Anglo-Saxon from the early Middle Ages, which provided a framework for the tales that later became ''[[The Silmarillion]]''.		In early versions of Tolkien's legendarium, the island was later visited by [[Ælfwine]] (or [[Eriol]]), an Anglo-Saxon from the early Middle Ages, which provided a framework for the tales that later became ''[[The Silmarillion]]''.

−	Most of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]'' occurs on Tol Eressëa, and places such as [[Tavrobel]], [[Alalminórë~~]], [[Kôr~~]], [[Kortirion]], the [[House of the Hundred Chimneys]] and the [[Cottage of Lost Play]] are mentioned. These names do not exist in the later ''Silmarillion''.	+	Most of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]'' occurs on Tol Eressëa, and places such as [[Tavrobel]], [[Alalminórë]], [[Kortirion]], the [[House of the Hundred Chimneys]] and the [[Cottage of Lost Play]] are mentioned. These names do not exist in the later ''Silmarillion''.

	A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol Eressä was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>		A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol Eressä was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>

Morgan: /* Other versions of the Legendarium */

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	In early versions of Tolkien's legendarium, the island was later visited by [[Ælfwine]] (or [[Eriol]]), an Anglo-Saxon from the early Middle Ages, which provided a framework for the tales that later became ''[[The Silmarillion]]''.		In early versions of Tolkien's legendarium, the island was later visited by [[Ælfwine]] (or [[Eriol]]), an Anglo-Saxon from the early Middle Ages, which provided a framework for the tales that later became ''[[The Silmarillion]]''.

−	Most of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]'' occurs on Tol Eressëa, and places such as [[Tavrobel]], [[Alalminórë]], [[Kôr]], the [[House of the Hundred Chimneys]] and the [[Cottage of ~~the~~ Lost Play]] are mentioned. These names do not exist in the later ''Silmarillion''.	+	Most of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]'' occurs on Tol Eressëa, and places such as [[Tavrobel]], [[Alalminórë]], [[Kôr]], [[Kortirion]], the [[House of the Hundred Chimneys]] and the [[Cottage of Lost Play]] are mentioned. These names do not exist in the later ''Silmarillion''.

	A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol Eressä was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>		A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol Eressä was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>

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	With the end of the [[First Age]], many of the [[Eldar]] of [[Middle-earth]] exiles (and Teleri that never left it) went to Aman, and lived in the island of Tol Eressëa. Its principle location is the port city of [[Avallónë]] on the eastern shore.		With the end of the [[First Age]], many of the [[Eldar]] of [[Middle-earth]] exiles (and Teleri that never left it) went to Aman, and lived in the island of Tol Eressëa. Its principle location is the port city of [[Avallónë]] on the eastern shore.
	==Flora==		==Flora==
−	Many beautiful trees grew on Eressëa, and their seedlings were gifted by the Eldar to [[Númenor]] to enrich the land. Some of them were:	+	Many beautiful trees grew on Eressëa, and their seedlings were gifted by the Eldar to [[Númenor]] to enrich the land.<ref>{{UT\|Numenor}}</ref> Some of them were:
	*[[Oiolairë]],		*[[Oiolairë]],
	*[[Lairelossë]],		*[[Lairelossë]],

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	In early versions of Tolkien's legendarium, the island was later visited by [[Ælfwine]] (or [[Eriol]]), an Anglo-Saxon from the early Middle Ages, which provided a framework for the tales that later became ''[[The Silmarillion]]''.		In early versions of Tolkien's legendarium, the island was later visited by [[Ælfwine]] (or [[Eriol]]), an Anglo-Saxon from the early Middle Ages, which provided a framework for the tales that later became ''[[The Silmarillion]]''.

−	Most of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]'' occurs on Tol ~~Eressea~~, and places such as [[Tavrobel]], [[~~Alalminóre~~]], [[Kôr]], the [[House of the Hundred Chimneys]] and the [[Cottage of the Lost Play]] are mentioned. These names do not exist in the later ''Silmarillion''.	+	Most of ''[[The Book of Lost Tales Part One]]'' occurs on Tol Eressëa, and places such as [[Tavrobel]], [[Alalminórë]], [[Kôr]], the [[House of the Hundred Chimneys]] and the [[Cottage of the Lost Play]] are mentioned. These names do not exist in the later ''Silmarillion''.

	A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol Eressä was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>		A [[Gnomish]] name used for Tol Eressä was '''''Dor Faidwen''''' ("Land of Release").<ref>{{LT1\|I}}, pp. 13, 21</ref><ref>{{PE\|11}}, pp. 5, 7</ref>