Uttermost East
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| − | + | The early versions of the Legendarium included the notion of a land in the uttermost east of Arda. | |
| − | Little was known of its geography. There was a great, curve-shaped mountain range called the [[Wall of the Sun | + | In the ''[[The Ambarkanta|Ambarkanta]]'', the '''Eastern Land''', known to the Elves of Aman as the '''Land of the Sun'''<ref name=5b>{{SM|5b}}</ref> or the '''Burnt Land of the Sun'''<ref name=A5>{{SM|A5}}</ref>, was a land east of [[Middle-earth]] where the [[Sun]] rose at dawn. |
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| + | Little was known of its geography. There was a great, curve-shaped mountain range called the [[Wall of the Sun]], that corresponded symmetrically to the [[Pelóri Mountains]] of [[Aman]].<ref name=5b/><ref name=LT1>{{LT1|IX}}</ref>. | ||
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| + | ==Other versions of the legendarium== | ||
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| + | In the ''[[Book of Lost Tales]]'', the easternmost land of Arda is called ''[[Oronto]]'' ("East" in [[Qenya]]<ref>{{LT1|Appendix}}</ref>),<ref> in which stood the huge peak [[Kalórmë]]. | ||
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The early versions of the Legendarium included the notion of a land in the uttermost east of Arda.
In the Ambarkanta, the Eastern Land, known to the Elves of Aman as the Land of the Sun[1] or the Burnt Land of the Sun[2], was a land east of Middle-earth where the Sun rose at dawn.
Little was known of its geography. There was a great, curve-shaped mountain range called the Wall of the Sun, that corresponded symmetrically to the Pelóri Mountains of Aman.[1][3].
Other versions of the legendarium
In the Book of Lost Tales, the easternmost land of Arda is called Oronto ("East" in Qenya[4]),[5]
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