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	===Fate===		===Fate===
−	Tuor and Idril dwelt for a while at the Mouths of Sirion. But eventually the sea-longing that had been instilled in him when he first came to the shores of Belegaer grew to strong. In {{FA\|525}} he built a ship, [[Eärrámë]] ([[Quenya\|Q]]: 'Sea-wing'), and sailed to the [[Aman\|West]] with Idril, and possibly Voronwë also.<ref name="WJ-TYears">{{HM\|WJ}}, "[[Appendix B\|The Tale of Years]]".</ref> It was a tradition under the [[Eldar]] and [[Edain]] that they arrived in [[Valinor]], and that Tuor alone of Men was counted among the Eldar, immortal as other Elves.<ref group="note">Apparently by the special will of [[Ilúvatar]] himself; see [[Letter 153]].</ref>	+	Tuor and Idril dwelt for a while at the Mouths of Sirion. But eventually the sea-longing that had been instilled in him when he first came to the shores of Belegaer grew too strong. In {{FA\|525}} he built a ship, [[Eärrámë]] ([[Quenya\|Q]]: 'Sea-wing'), and sailed to the [[Aman\|West]] with Idril, and possibly Voronwë also.<ref name="WJ-TYears">{{HM\|WJ}}, "[[Appendix B\|The Tale of Years]]".</ref> It was a tradition under the [[Eldar]] and [[Edain]] that they arrived in [[Valinor]], and that Tuor alone of Men was counted among the Eldar, immortal as other Elves.<ref group="note">Apparently by the special will of [[Ilúvatar]] himself; see [[Letter 153]].</ref>

	However Huor's prophecy on the field of Nírnaeth Arnoediad proved true. In the same year that Tuor and Idril departed Eärendil married [[Elwing]] in the [[Unions of Elves and Men\|third union of Elves and Men]]. At first seeking after his father, he sailed to Valinor and roused the Valar to the [[War of Wrath]], and so became the prophesied saviour of the Elves and Men of Middle-earth. Through Eärendil Tuor was an ancestor of the [[Half-elven]] and the [[Kings of Númenor]].		However Huor's prophecy on the field of Nírnaeth Arnoediad proved true. In the same year that Tuor and Idril departed Eärendil married [[Elwing]] in the [[Unions of Elves and Men\|third union of Elves and Men]]. At first seeking after his father, he sailed to Valinor and roused the Valar to the [[War of Wrath]], and so became the prophesied saviour of the Elves and Men of Middle-earth. Through Eärendil Tuor was an ancestor of the [[Half-elven]] and the [[Kings of Númenor]].
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	==Character and traits==		==Character and traits==
	Tuor was "fair of face" and inherited the golden hair of the [[House of Hador]]. As a man he was "strong and tall and valiant" and skilled at arms. But being raised by [[Elves]] he also had great lore and skill.<ref name="UT1p23-24">{{UT\|1}}, pp. 23-24.</ref>		Tuor was "fair of face" and inherited the golden hair of the [[House of Hador]]. As a man he was "strong and tall and valiant" and skilled at arms. But being raised by [[Elves]] he also had great lore and skill.<ref name="UT1p23-24">{{UT\|1}}, pp. 23-24.</ref>

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	[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Flight of the Doomed.jpg\|thumb\|280px\|right\|''Flight of the Doomed'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]		[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Flight of the Doomed.jpg\|thumb\|280px\|right\|''Flight of the Doomed'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]

−	Conversely Tuor's years in Gondolin are described more fully in the ''Lost Tale'' than in any subsequent text. He bore an axe called [[Dramborleg]] and is said to lived in a house on the southern wall of the city. He is also named as the leader of one of twelve Houses of Gondolin, the [[House of the Wing]], whose emblem was the wing of a swan or gull. Tuor's deeds in the [[Fall of Gondolin\|battle for the city]] are also given. After rescuing Idril and [[Eärendil\|Eärendel]] from the treacherous [[Maeglin\|Meglin]], and leaving Voronwë to guard them, he and his company made their way to the battle at the gate. Here they fought alongside [[Ecthelion\|Ecthelion of the Fountain]] as [[dragons]] pulled down the walls of the city and enemies poured in. Tuor is said to have slain three [[orcs\|orc-lords]]: [[Othrod]], [[Balcmeg]] and [[Lug]]; as well as five [[balrogs]]. Eventually however he was forced to retreat bearing the injured Ecthelion. After being rescued by [[Galdor of the Tree\|Galdor]] in the [[Square of the Folkwell]], he rallied what remained of the defenders of the city and made for the [[Square of the Palace of Turgon\|King's Square]]. During its defence Tuor was set upon by [[Gothmog (~~Lord of Balrogs~~)\|Gothmog, lord of Balrogs]] and would have perished, but Ecthelion came to his aid and slew the Balrog, going to his own death in the attempt. At this point Turgon conceded the city was lost, as [[Doom of Mandos\|Mandos had foretold]], and though he himself resolved to stay in the city ordered Tuor to lead the survivors through Idril's secret way. When they emerged onto the plain of [[Tumladen\|Tumladin]] a [[Ulmo\|miraculous]] mist, and Tuor rescued Eärendel, who had fled the city earlier with a servant called [[Hendor]], from a pack of wolf-riders. Tuor and the refugees were then attacked once more as they fled over the encircling mountains, by a balrog, but [[Thorondor]] and his [[eagles]] came to their aid. [[Glorfindel]] slew the balrog but was himself killed when its body fell on him.	+	Conversely Tuor's years in Gondolin are described more fully in the ''Lost Tale'' than in any subsequent text. He bore an axe called [[Dramborleg]] and is said to lived in a house on the southern wall of the city. He is also named as the leader of one of twelve Houses of Gondolin, the [[House of the Wing]], whose emblem was the wing of a swan or gull. Tuor's deeds in the [[Fall of Gondolin\|battle for the city]] are also given. After rescuing Idril and [[Eärendil\|Eärendel]] from the treacherous [[Maeglin\|Meglin]], and leaving Voronwë to guard them, he and his company made their way to the battle at the gate. Here they fought alongside [[Ecthelion\|Ecthelion of the Fountain]] as [[dragons]] pulled down the walls of the city and enemies poured in. Tuor is said to have slain three [[orcs\|orc-lords]]: [[Othrod]], [[Balcmeg]] and [[Lug]]; as well as five [[balrogs]]. Eventually however he was forced to retreat bearing the injured Ecthelion. After being rescued by [[Galdor of the Tree\|Galdor]] in the [[Square of the Folkwell]], he rallied what remained of the defenders of the city and made for the [[Square of the Palace of Turgon\|King's Square]]. During its defence Tuor was set upon by [[Gothmog (balrog)\|Gothmog, lord of Balrogs]] and would have perished, but Ecthelion came to his aid and slew the Balrog, going to his own death in the attempt. At this point Turgon conceded the city was lost, as [[Doom of Mandos\|Mandos had foretold]], and though he himself resolved to stay in the city ordered Tuor to lead the survivors through Idril's secret way. When they emerged onto the plain of [[Tumladen\|Tumladin]] a [[Ulmo\|miraculous]] mist, and Tuor rescued Eärendel, who had fled the city earlier with a servant called [[Hendor]], from a pack of wolf-riders. Tuor and the refugees were then attacked once more as they fled over the encircling mountains, by a balrog, but [[Thorondor]] and his [[eagles]] came to their aid. [[Glorfindel]] slew the balrog but was himself killed when its body fell on him.

	The ''Fall of Gondolin'' ends with Tuor, Idril and Eärendel living at the Mouths of Sirion, however in Tolkien's notes for what was to be the next chapter of ''The Book of Lost Tales'' he mentions that Tuor disappeared while at sea.<ref name="LT2Earendel">{{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Tale of Eärendel]]".</ref>		The ''Fall of Gondolin'' ends with Tuor, Idril and Eärendel living at the Mouths of Sirion, however in Tolkien's notes for what was to be the next chapter of ''The Book of Lost Tales'' he mentions that Tuor disappeared while at sea.<ref name="LT2Earendel">{{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Tale of Eärendel]]".</ref>

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	[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Tuor Reaches the Hidden City of Gondolin.jpg\|thumb\|220px\|left\|''Tuor Reaches the Hidden City of Gondolin'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]		[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Tuor Reaches the Hidden City of Gondolin.jpg\|thumb\|220px\|left\|''Tuor Reaches the Hidden City of Gondolin'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]
−	Voronwë led Tuor through [[Núath]], a land desolated by the recent passing of [[Glaurung]] the Dragon to [[Nargothrond]]. At the [[Pools of Ivrin]] Tuor caught a brief glimpse of his ill-fated cousin [[Túrin]], son of Hurin, as he cried for [[Finduilas]] – the only time their two paths ever crossed. Then after enduring a [[Fell Winter (First Age)\|bitter winter]] Tuor and Voronwë finally reached the gate of Gondolin. They were taken as prisoners by [[Elemmakil]] and brought before [[Ecthelion of the Fountain]] who, recognising from his arms that Tuor had been sent by Ulmo, welcomed into the city with honour. Tuor then came before before the [[High King of the Noldor\|High King]] Turgon and delivered the message of Ulmo: the [[Doom of Mandos]] was nearing its fulfilment and Turgon should abandon his city and retreat to the Havens of Sirion.	+	Voronwë led Tuor through [[Núath]], a land desolated by the recent passing of [[Glaurung]] the Dragon to [[Nargothrond]]. At the [[Pools of Ivrin]] Tuor caught a brief glimpse of his ill-fated cousin [[Túrin]], son of Hurin, as he cried for [[Finduilas]] – the only time their two paths ever crossed. Then after enduring a [[Fell Winter (First Age)\|bitter winter]] Tuor and Voronwë finally reached the gate of Gondolin. They were taken as prisoners by [[Elemmakil]] and brought before [[Ecthelion\|Ecthelion of the Fountain]] who, recognising from his arms that Tuor had been sent by Ulmo, welcomed into the city with honour. Tuor then came before before the [[High King of the Noldor\|High King]] Turgon and delivered the message of Ulmo: the [[Doom of Mandos]] was nearing its fulfilment and Turgon should abandon his city and retreat to the Havens of Sirion.

	Turgon however chose not to heed Ulmo's warning, though it did prompt him to block up the hidden door and make Gondolin's isolation complete. Therefore Tuor remained in Gondolin and like his father before him he learned much from the Elves. He fell in love with [[Idril\|Idril Celebrindal]], the daughter of the King, and she with him, and in {{FA\|502}} they were married.<ref>{{HM\|WJ}}, "[[The Wanderings of Húrin]]", note 18.</ref> This union, as well as the favour of the King and the memory of his father, endeared Tuor to the people of Gondolin and he was made the leader of the [[House of the Wing]]. Only [[Maeglin]] and his followers harboured a secret hatred and jealousy of him.		Turgon however chose not to heed Ulmo's warning, though it did prompt him to block up the hidden door and make Gondolin's isolation complete. Therefore Tuor remained in Gondolin and like his father before him he learned much from the Elves. He fell in love with [[Idril\|Idril Celebrindal]], the daughter of the King, and she with him, and in {{FA\|502}} they were married.<ref>{{HM\|WJ}}, "[[The Wanderings of Húrin]]", note 18.</ref> This union, as well as the favour of the King and the memory of his father, endeared Tuor to the people of Gondolin and he was made the leader of the [[House of the Wing]]. Only [[Maeglin]] and his followers harboured a secret hatred and jealousy of him.
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−	Conversely Tuor's years in Gondolin are described more fully in the ''Lost Tale'' than in any subsequent text. He bore an axe called [[Dramborleg]] and is said to lived in a house on the southern wall of the city. He is also named as the leader of one of twelve Houses of Gondolin, the [[House of the Wing]], whose emblem was the wing of a swan or gull. Tuor's deeds in the [[Fall of Gondolin\|battle for the city]] are also given. After rescuing Idril and [[Eärendil\|Eärendel]] from the treacherous [[Maeglin\|Meglin]], and leaving Voronwë to guard them, he and his company made their way to the battle at the gate. Here they fought alongside [[Ecthelion of the Fountain]] as [[dragons]] pulled down the walls of the city and enemies poured in. Tuor is said to have slain three [[orcs\|orc-lords]]: [[Othrod]], [[Balcmeg]] and [[Lug]]; as well as five [[balrogs]]. Eventually however he was forced to retreat bearing the injured Ecthelion. After being rescued by [[Galdor of the Tree\|Galdor]] in the [[Square of the Folkwell]], he rallied what remained of the defenders of the city and made for the [[Square of the Palace of Turgon\|King's Square]]. During its defence Tuor was set upon by [[Gothmog (Lord of Balrogs)\|Gothmog, lord of Balrogs]] and would have perished, but Ecthelion came to his aid and slew the Balrog, going to his own death in the attempt. At this point Turgon conceded the city was lost, as [[Doom of Mandos\|Mandos had foretold]], and though he himself resolved to stay in the city ordered Tuor to lead the survivors through Idril's secret way. When they emerged onto the plain of [[Tumladen\|Tumladin]] a [[Ulmo\|miraculous]] mist, and Tuor rescued Eärendel, who had fled the city earlier with a servant called [[Hendor]], from a pack of wolf-riders. Tuor and the refugees were then attacked once more as they fled over the encircling mountains, by a balrog, but [[Thorondor]] and his [[eagles]] came to their aid. [[Glorfindel]] slew the balrog but was himself killed when its body fell on him.	+	Conversely Tuor's years in Gondolin are described more fully in the ''Lost Tale'' than in any subsequent text. He bore an axe called [[Dramborleg]] and is said to lived in a house on the southern wall of the city. He is also named as the leader of one of twelve Houses of Gondolin, the [[House of the Wing]], whose emblem was the wing of a swan or gull. Tuor's deeds in the [[Fall of Gondolin\|battle for the city]] are also given. After rescuing Idril and [[Eärendil\|Eärendel]] from the treacherous [[Maeglin\|Meglin]], and leaving Voronwë to guard them, he and his company made their way to the battle at the gate. Here they fought alongside [[Ecthelion\|Ecthelion of the Fountain]] as [[dragons]] pulled down the walls of the city and enemies poured in. Tuor is said to have slain three [[orcs\|orc-lords]]: [[Othrod]], [[Balcmeg]] and [[Lug]]; as well as five [[balrogs]]. Eventually however he was forced to retreat bearing the injured Ecthelion. After being rescued by [[Galdor of the Tree\|Galdor]] in the [[Square of the Folkwell]], he rallied what remained of the defenders of the city and made for the [[Square of the Palace of Turgon\|King's Square]]. During its defence Tuor was set upon by [[Gothmog (Lord of Balrogs)\|Gothmog, lord of Balrogs]] and would have perished, but Ecthelion came to his aid and slew the Balrog, going to his own death in the attempt. At this point Turgon conceded the city was lost, as [[Doom of Mandos\|Mandos had foretold]], and though he himself resolved to stay in the city ordered Tuor to lead the survivors through Idril's secret way. When they emerged onto the plain of [[Tumladen\|Tumladin]] a [[Ulmo\|miraculous]] mist, and Tuor rescued Eärendel, who had fled the city earlier with a servant called [[Hendor]], from a pack of wolf-riders. Tuor and the refugees were then attacked once more as they fled over the encircling mountains, by a balrog, but [[Thorondor]] and his [[eagles]] came to their aid. [[Glorfindel]] slew the balrog but was himself killed when its body fell on him.

	The ''Fall of Gondolin'' ends with Tuor, Idril and Eärendel living at the Mouths of Sirion, however in Tolkien's notes for what was to be the next chapter of ''The Book of Lost Tales'' he mentions that Tuor disappeared while at sea.<ref name="LT2Earendel">{{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Tale of Eärendel]]".</ref>		The ''Fall of Gondolin'' ends with Tuor, Idril and Eärendel living at the Mouths of Sirion, however in Tolkien's notes for what was to be the next chapter of ''The Book of Lost Tales'' he mentions that Tuor disappeared while at sea.<ref name="LT2Earendel">{{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Tale of Eärendel]]".</ref>

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	Tuor was "fair of face" and inherited the golden hair of the [[House of Hador]]. As a man he was "strong and tall and valiant" and skilled at arms. But being raised by [[Elves]] he also had great lore and skill.<ref name="UT1p23-24">{{UT\|1}}, pp. 23-24.</ref>		Tuor was "fair of face" and inherited the golden hair of the [[House of Hador]]. As a man he was "strong and tall and valiant" and skilled at arms. But being raised by [[Elves]] he also had great lore and skill.<ref name="UT1p23-24">{{UT\|1}}, pp. 23-24.</ref>
	==Genealogy==		==Genealogy==
−	His paternal grandfather [[Galdor of Dor-lómin\|Galdor]] was the [[Lord of Dor-lómin]],<ref name="SComingOfMen">{{S\|17}}.</ref> so Tuor technically inherited that title after the death of his cousin [[Túrin\|Túrin Turambar]] in {{FA\|499}}, though by that time Dor-lómin had long since ceased to exist as a realm of the Edain. In [[Gondolin]] he was made the [[Lord of the House of the Wing]].	+	His paternal grandfather [[Galdor (Lord of Dor-lómin)\|Galdor]] was the [[Lord of Dor-lómin]],<ref name="SComingOfMen">{{S\|17}}.</ref> so Tuor technically inherited that title after the death of his cousin [[Túrin\|Túrin Turambar]] in {{FA\|499}}, though by that time Dor-lómin had long since ceased to exist as a realm of the Edain. In [[Gondolin]] he was made the [[Lord of the House of the Wing]].

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Morgan: Rewrote etymology + cleaned up a bit of the reference mess

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Rewrote etymology + cleaned up a bit of the reference mess

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
−	The name is composed by the words ''[[tû]]'', 'strength', and ''[[gor]]'', 'vigour', with an hypothetical [[Old Sindarin]] form ''tūghor'').<ref>{{HM\|LR}}, ''[[The Etymologies]]'' where [[Noldorin]] is discussed.</ref>

−	~~Tuor bore the epithets '~~''''[[~~Eladar~~]]~~''''' (~~[[~~Quenya\|Q.~~]] ~~'Starfather'), '''''[[Ulmondil]]''''' ([[Quenya\|Q~~.~~]] 'Friend of Ulmo')~~<ref ~~name="EladarUlmondil"~~>{{HM\|WJ}}, ~~"[[Of the Coming of Men into the West]]"~~.</ref> ~~and~~ ''~~'[[the Blessed]]'~~''.~~<ref name="TheBlessed">~~{{HM\|WJ}} ~~"[[The Grey Annals]]", §144~~.</ref>	+	The name ''Tuor'' was adapted to [[Sindarin]] from the language of the [[Edain]].<ref>{{PM\|Shibboleth}}, pp. 348, 364 (note 49)</ref><ref group=note>In a draft for a letter, Tolkien used the form ''Túor'' (cf. {{L\|153}}).</ref>

−	In a ~~draft for a letter~~, ~~Tolkien used~~ the ~~form~~ ''~~Túor~~''.<ref name="~~Letter153~~"/>	+	In the [[The Etymologies\|''Etymologies'']], [[Noldorin]] ''Tuor'' ("strength-vigour") derives from [[Common Eldarin]] ''tūghor, tū-gor'' ([[Sundocarme\|root]] TUG-).<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, p. 394</ref> In the context of this etymology, ''Tuor'' can likely be analyzed as ''[[tû]]'' ("strength") + a derivative of root GOR ("violence, impetus, haste").<ref>{{LR\|Etymologies}}, pp. 359 (entry GOR-), 394 (entry TUG-)</ref>
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		+	Tuor bore the epithets '''''[[Eladar]]''''' ([[Quenya\|Q.]] 'Starfather'), '''''[[Ulmondil]]''''' ([[Quenya\|Q.]] 'Friend of Ulmo')<ref name="EladarUlmondil">{{HM\|WJ}}, "[[Of the Coming of Men into the West]]".</ref> and '''[[the Blessed]]'''.<ref name="TheBlessed">{{HM\|WJ}} "[[The Grey Annals]]", §144.</ref>

	==Other Versions of the Legendarium==		==Other Versions of the Legendarium==
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	* [[:Category:Images of Tuor\|Images of Tuor]]		* [[:Category:Images of Tuor\|Images of Tuor]]

−	~~==Notes==~~	+	{{references\|note}}
−	~~<small><~~references ~~group="~~note~~" />~~</small>	+	* <small>{{S\|23}}
−		+	* {{UT\|1}}
−	~~==References==~~	+
−	~~===General===~~	+
−	* {{S\|23}}.	+
−	* {{UT\|1}}.	+
	* {{HM\|WJ}}, "[[The Grey Annals]]". (Dates).		* {{HM\|WJ}}, "[[The Grey Annals]]". (Dates).
	* {{HM\|WJ}}, "[[The Tale of Years (War of the Jewels)\|The Tale of Years]]". (Dates).		* {{HM\|WJ}}, "[[The Tale of Years (War of the Jewels)\|The Tale of Years]]". (Dates).
−	* {{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Fall of Gondolin]]". (Non-canon).	+	* {{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Fall of Gondolin]]". (Non-canon).</small>
		+

−	~~===Citations===~~
−	~~<small><references /></small>~~
	[[Category:Characters in The Silmarillion]]		[[Category:Characters in The Silmarillion]]
	[[Category:Gondolindrim]]		[[Category:Gondolindrim]]

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	[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Flight of the Doomed.jpg\|thumb\|280px\|right\|''Flight of the Doomed'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]		[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Flight of the Doomed.jpg\|thumb\|280px\|right\|''Flight of the Doomed'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]

−	Conversely Tuor's years in Gondolin are described more fully in the ''Lost Tale'' than in any subsequent text. He bore an axe called [[Dramborleg]] and is said to lived in a house on the southern wall of the city. He is also named as the leader of one of twelve Houses of Gondolin, the [[House of the Wing]], whose emblem was the wing of a swan or gull. Tuor's deeds in the [[Fall of Gondolin\|battle for the city]] are also given. After rescuing Idril and [[Eärendil\|Eärendel]] from the treacherous [[Maeglin\|Meglin]], and leaving Voronwë to guard them, he and his company made their way to the battle at the gate. Here they fought alongside [[Ecthelion\|Ecthelion of the Fountain]] as [[dragons]] pulled down the walls of the city and enemies poured in. Tuor is said to have slain three [[orcs\|orc-lords]]: [[Othrod]], [[Balcmeg]] and [[Lug]]; as well as five [[balrogs]]. Eventually however he was forced to retreat bearing the injured Ecthelion. After being rescued by [[Galdor of the Tree\|Galdor]] in the [[Square of the Folkwell]], he rallied what remained of the defenders of the city and made for the [[Square of the Palace of Turgon\|King's Square]]. During its defence Tuor was set upon by [[Gothmog (~~Lord of Balrogs~~)\|Gothmog, lord of Balrogs]] and would have perished, but Ecthelion came to his aid and slew the Balrog, going to his own death in the attempt. At this point Turgon conceded the city was lost, as [[Doom of Mandos\|Mandos had foretold]], and though he himself resolved to stay in the city ordered Tuor to lead the survivors through Idril's secret way. When they emerged onto the plain of [[Tumladen\|Tumladin]] a [[Ulmo\|miraculous]] mist, and Tuor rescued Eärendel, who had fled the city earlier with a servant called [[Hendor]], from a pack of wolf-riders. Tuor and the refugees were then attacked once more as they fled over the encircling mountains, by a balrog, but [[Thorondor]] and his [[eagles]] came to their aid. [[Glorfindel]] slew the balrog but was himself killed when its body fell on him.	+	Conversely Tuor's years in Gondolin are described more fully in the ''Lost Tale'' than in any subsequent text. He bore an axe called [[Dramborleg]] and is said to lived in a house on the southern wall of the city. He is also named as the leader of one of twelve Houses of Gondolin, the [[House of the Wing]], whose emblem was the wing of a swan or gull. Tuor's deeds in the [[Fall of Gondolin\|battle for the city]] are also given. After rescuing Idril and [[Eärendil\|Eärendel]] from the treacherous [[Maeglin\|Meglin]], and leaving Voronwë to guard them, he and his company made their way to the battle at the gate. Here they fought alongside [[Ecthelion\|Ecthelion of the Fountain]] as [[dragons]] pulled down the walls of the city and enemies poured in. Tuor is said to have slain three [[orcs\|orc-lords]]: [[Othrod]], [[Balcmeg]] and [[Lug]]; as well as five [[balrogs]]. Eventually however he was forced to retreat bearing the injured Ecthelion. After being rescued by [[Galdor of the Tree\|Galdor]] in the [[Square of the Folkwell]], he rallied what remained of the defenders of the city and made for the [[Square of the Palace of Turgon\|King's Square]]. During its defence Tuor was set upon by [[Gothmog (balrog)\|Gothmog, lord of Balrogs]] and would have perished, but Ecthelion came to his aid and slew the Balrog, going to his own death in the attempt. At this point Turgon conceded the city was lost, as [[Doom of Mandos\|Mandos had foretold]], and though he himself resolved to stay in the city ordered Tuor to lead the survivors through Idril's secret way. When they emerged onto the plain of [[Tumladen\|Tumladin]] a [[Ulmo\|miraculous]] mist, and Tuor rescued Eärendel, who had fled the city earlier with a servant called [[Hendor]], from a pack of wolf-riders. Tuor and the refugees were then attacked once more as they fled over the encircling mountains, by a balrog, but [[Thorondor]] and his [[eagles]] came to their aid. [[Glorfindel]] slew the balrog but was himself killed when its body fell on him.

	The ''Fall of Gondolin'' ends with Tuor, Idril and Eärendel living at the Mouths of Sirion, however in Tolkien's notes for what was to be the next chapter of ''The Book of Lost Tales'' he mentions that Tuor disappeared while at sea.<ref name="LT2Earendel">{{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Tale of Eärendel]]".</ref>		The ''Fall of Gondolin'' ends with Tuor, Idril and Eärendel living at the Mouths of Sirion, however in Tolkien's notes for what was to be the next chapter of ''The Book of Lost Tales'' he mentions that Tuor disappeared while at sea.<ref name="LT2Earendel">{{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Tale of Eärendel]]".</ref>

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	===Life in Gondolin===		===Life in Gondolin===
	[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Tuor Reaches the Hidden City of Gondolin.jpg\|thumb\|220px\|left\|''Tuor Reaches the Hidden City of Gondolin'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]		[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Tuor Reaches the Hidden City of Gondolin.jpg\|thumb\|220px\|left\|''Tuor Reaches the Hidden City of Gondolin'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]
−	Voronwë led Tuor through [[Núath]], a land desolated by the recent passing of [[Glaurung]] the Dragon to [[Nargothrond]]. At the [[Pools of Ivrin]] Tuor caught a brief glimpse of his ill-fated cousin [[Túrin]], son of Hurin, as he cried for [[Finduilas]] – the only time their two paths ever crossed. Then after enduring a [[Fell Winter (First Age)\|bitter winter]] Tuor and Voronwë finally reached the gate of Gondolin. They were taken as prisoners by [[Elemmakil]] and brought before [[Ecthelion of the Fountain]] who, recognising from his arms that Tuor had been sent by Ulmo, welcomed into the city with honour. Tuor then came before before the [[High King of the Noldor\|High King]] Turgon and delivered the message of Ulmo: the [[Doom of Mandos]] was nearing its fulfilment and Turgon should abandon his city and retreat to the Havens of Sirion.	+	Voronwë led Tuor through [[Núath]], a land desolated by the recent passing of [[Glaurung]] the Dragon to [[Nargothrond]]. At the [[Pools of Ivrin]] Tuor caught a brief glimpse of his ill-fated cousin [[Túrin]], son of Hurin, as he cried for [[Finduilas]] – the only time their two paths ever crossed. Then after enduring a [[Fell Winter (First Age)\|bitter winter]] Tuor and Voronwë finally reached the gate of Gondolin. They were taken as prisoners by [[Elemmakil]] and brought before [[Ecthelion\|Ecthelion of the Fountain]] who, recognising from his arms that Tuor had been sent by Ulmo, welcomed into the city with honour. Tuor then came before before the [[High King of the Noldor\|High King]] Turgon and delivered the message of Ulmo: the [[Doom of Mandos]] was nearing its fulfilment and Turgon should abandon his city and retreat to the Havens of Sirion.

	Turgon however chose not to heed Ulmo's warning, though it did prompt him to block up the hidden door and make Gondolin's isolation complete. Therefore Tuor remained in Gondolin and like his father before him he learned much from the Elves. He fell in love with [[Idril\|Idril Celebrindal]], the daughter of the King, and she with him, and in {{FA\|502}} they were married.<ref>{{HM\|WJ}}, "[[The Wanderings of Húrin]]", note 18.</ref> This union, as well as the favour of the King and the memory of his father, endeared Tuor to the people of Gondolin and he was made the leader of the [[House of the Wing]]. Only [[Maeglin]] and his followers harboured a secret hatred and jealousy of him.		Turgon however chose not to heed Ulmo's warning, though it did prompt him to block up the hidden door and make Gondolin's isolation complete. Therefore Tuor remained in Gondolin and like his father before him he learned much from the Elves. He fell in love with [[Idril\|Idril Celebrindal]], the daughter of the King, and she with him, and in {{FA\|502}} they were married.<ref>{{HM\|WJ}}, "[[The Wanderings of Húrin]]", note 18.</ref> This union, as well as the favour of the King and the memory of his father, endeared Tuor to the people of Gondolin and he was made the leader of the [[House of the Wing]]. Only [[Maeglin]] and his followers harboured a secret hatred and jealousy of him.
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	[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Flight of the Doomed.jpg\|thumb\|280px\|right\|''Flight of the Doomed'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]		[[Image:Ted Nasmith - Flight of the Doomed.jpg\|thumb\|280px\|right\|''Flight of the Doomed'' by [[Ted Nasmith]].]]

−	Conversely Tuor's years in Gondolin are described more fully in the ''Lost Tale'' than in any subsequent text. He bore an axe called [[Dramborleg]] and is said to lived in a house on the southern wall of the city. He is also named as the leader of one of twelve Houses of Gondolin, the [[House of the Wing]], whose emblem was the wing of a swan or gull. Tuor's deeds in the [[Fall of Gondolin\|battle for the city]] are also given. After rescuing Idril and [[Eärendil\|Eärendel]] from the treacherous [[Maeglin\|Meglin]], and leaving Voronwë to guard them, he and his company made their way to the battle at the gate. Here they fought alongside [[Ecthelion of the Fountain]] as [[dragons]] pulled down the walls of the city and enemies poured in. Tuor is said to have slain three [[orcs\|orc-lords]]: [[Othrod]], [[Balcmeg]] and [[Lug]]; as well as five [[balrogs]]. Eventually however he was forced to retreat bearing the injured Ecthelion. After being rescued by [[Galdor of the Tree\|Galdor]] in the [[Square of the Folkwell]], he rallied what remained of the defenders of the city and made for the [[Square of the Palace of Turgon\|King's Square]]. During its defence Tuor was set upon by [[Gothmog (Lord of Balrogs)\|Gothmog, lord of Balrogs]] and would have perished, but Ecthelion came to his aid and slew the Balrog, going to his own death in the attempt. At this point Turgon conceded the city was lost, as [[Doom of Mandos\|Mandos had foretold]], and though he himself resolved to stay in the city ordered Tuor to lead the survivors through Idril's secret way. When they emerged onto the plain of [[Tumladen\|Tumladin]] a [[Ulmo\|miraculous]] mist, and Tuor rescued Eärendel, who had fled the city earlier with a servant called [[Hendor]], from a pack of wolf-riders. Tuor and the refugees were then attacked once more as they fled over the encircling mountains, by a balrog, but [[Thorondor]] and his [[eagles]] came to their aid. [[Glorfindel]] slew the balrog but was himself killed when its body fell on him.	+	Conversely Tuor's years in Gondolin are described more fully in the ''Lost Tale'' than in any subsequent text. He bore an axe called [[Dramborleg]] and is said to lived in a house on the southern wall of the city. He is also named as the leader of one of twelve Houses of Gondolin, the [[House of the Wing]], whose emblem was the wing of a swan or gull. Tuor's deeds in the [[Fall of Gondolin\|battle for the city]] are also given. After rescuing Idril and [[Eärendil\|Eärendel]] from the treacherous [[Maeglin\|Meglin]], and leaving Voronwë to guard them, he and his company made their way to the battle at the gate. Here they fought alongside [[Ecthelion\|Ecthelion of the Fountain]] as [[dragons]] pulled down the walls of the city and enemies poured in. Tuor is said to have slain three [[orcs\|orc-lords]]: [[Othrod]], [[Balcmeg]] and [[Lug]]; as well as five [[balrogs]]. Eventually however he was forced to retreat bearing the injured Ecthelion. After being rescued by [[Galdor of the Tree\|Galdor]] in the [[Square of the Folkwell]], he rallied what remained of the defenders of the city and made for the [[Square of the Palace of Turgon\|King's Square]]. During its defence Tuor was set upon by [[Gothmog (Lord of Balrogs)\|Gothmog, lord of Balrogs]] and would have perished, but Ecthelion came to his aid and slew the Balrog, going to his own death in the attempt. At this point Turgon conceded the city was lost, as [[Doom of Mandos\|Mandos had foretold]], and though he himself resolved to stay in the city ordered Tuor to lead the survivors through Idril's secret way. When they emerged onto the plain of [[Tumladen\|Tumladin]] a [[Ulmo\|miraculous]] mist, and Tuor rescued Eärendel, who had fled the city earlier with a servant called [[Hendor]], from a pack of wolf-riders. Tuor and the refugees were then attacked once more as they fled over the encircling mountains, by a balrog, but [[Thorondor]] and his [[eagles]] came to their aid. [[Glorfindel]] slew the balrog but was himself killed when its body fell on him.

	The ''Fall of Gondolin'' ends with Tuor, Idril and Eärendel living at the Mouths of Sirion, however in Tolkien's notes for what was to be the next chapter of ''The Book of Lost Tales'' he mentions that Tuor disappeared while at sea.<ref name="LT2Earendel">{{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Tale of Eärendel]]".</ref>		The ''Fall of Gondolin'' ends with Tuor, Idril and Eärendel living at the Mouths of Sirion, however in Tolkien's notes for what was to be the next chapter of ''The Book of Lost Tales'' he mentions that Tuor disappeared while at sea.<ref name="LT2Earendel">{{HM\|LT2}}, "[[The Tale of Eärendel]]".</ref>

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	Tuor was "fair of face" and inherited the golden hair of the [[House of Hador]]. As a man he was "strong and tall and valiant" and skilled at arms. But being raised by [[Elves]] he also had great lore and skill.<ref name="UT1p23-24">{{UT\|1}}, pp. 23-24.</ref>		Tuor was "fair of face" and inherited the golden hair of the [[House of Hador]]. As a man he was "strong and tall and valiant" and skilled at arms. But being raised by [[Elves]] he also had great lore and skill.<ref name="UT1p23-24">{{UT\|1}}, pp. 23-24.</ref>
	==Genealogy==		==Genealogy==
−	His paternal grandfather [[Galdor of Dor-lómin\|Galdor]] was the [[Lord of Dor-lómin]],<ref name="SComingOfMen">{{S\|17}}.</ref> so Tuor technically inherited that title after the death of his cousin [[Túrin\|Túrin Turambar]] in {{FA\|499}}, though by that time Dor-lómin had long since ceased to exist as a realm of the Edain. In [[Gondolin]] he was made the [[Lord of the House of the Wing]].	+	His paternal grandfather [[Galdor (Lord of Dor-lómin)\|Galdor]] was the [[Lord of Dor-lómin]],<ref name="SComingOfMen">{{S\|17}}.</ref> so Tuor technically inherited that title after the death of his cousin [[Túrin\|Túrin Turambar]] in {{FA\|499}}, though by that time Dor-lómin had long since ceased to exist as a realm of the Edain. In [[Gondolin]] he was made the [[Lord of the House of the Wing]].

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