Weather Hills - Revision history

KingAragorn at 16:34, 10 July 2012

2012-07-10T16:34:23Z

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	{{location		{{location
−	\| image=[[~~Image~~:Weathertop.jpg\|250px]]	+	\| image=[[File:David Monette - Weathertop.jpg\|250px]]
	\| name=Weather Hills		\| name=Weather Hills
	\| type=Hills		\| type=Hills
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	\| events=[[Angmar War]]		\| events=[[Angmar War]]
	\| references=[[The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Appendix A]]		\| references=[[The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Appendix A]]
−	\|}}	+	}}

	'''Weather Hills''' was the name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Weathertop\|Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].		'''Weather Hills''' was the name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Weathertop\|Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].

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−	[[Image:Weathertop.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|~~''Weathertop'' by David Monette~~]]	+	{{location
		+	\| image=[[Image:Weathertop.jpg\|250px]]
		+	\| name=Weather Hills
		+	\| type=Hills
		+	\| location=Central [[Eriador]], northeast of [[Bree]]
		+	\| inhabitants=[[Men]]
		+	\| realms=[[Arnor]], [[Reunited Kingdom]]
		+	\| description=A hilly, defensive region
		+	\| othernames=
		+	\| etymology=
		+	\| events=[[Angmar War]]
		+	\| references=[[The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring]], [[Appendix A]]
		+	\|}}
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	'''Weather Hills''' was the name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Weathertop\|Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].		'''Weather Hills''' was the name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Weathertop\|Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].

Morgan at 16:57, 12 November 2010

2010-11-12T16:57:17Z

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−	~~The~~ name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Weathertop\|Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].	+	[[Image:Weathertop.jpg\|thumb\|''Weathertop'' by David Monette]]
		+	'''Weather Hills''' was the name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Weathertop\|Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].

	==Inspiration==		==Inspiration==
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	{{quote\|The boys [Ronald and Hilary] had the freedom of these grounds [Rednal, Worcestershire], and further afield they could roam the steep paths that led through the trees to the high Lickey Hill[s?]\|[[J.R.R. Tolkien: A Biography]]}}		{{quote\|The boys [Ronald and Hilary] had the freedom of these grounds [Rednal, Worcestershire], and further afield they could roam the steep paths that led through the trees to the high Lickey Hill[s?]\|[[J.R.R. Tolkien: A Biography]]}}

		+	==Portrayal in adaptations==
		+
		+	'''1982-97: ''[[Middle-earth Role Playing]]'':'''
		+	: The Weather Hills, called ''Emyn Sûl'' ("Hills of the Wind") in Sindarin, run some ninety miles northwest to southeast. Local inhabitants work a few small mines or keep grazing sheep.<ref>{{ICE\|2023}}, pp. 23, 49</ref>
		+	{{references}}
	[[Category:Hills]]		[[Category:Hills]]
	[[Category:Eriador]]		[[Category:Eriador]]
	[[Category:Arnor]]		[[Category:Arnor]]

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−	The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Weathertop\|Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[~~Aragorn II\|~~Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].	+	The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Weathertop\|Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].

	==Inspiration==		==Inspiration==

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2010-08-07T14:42:45Z

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−	The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn II\|Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].	+	The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Weathertop\|Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn II\|Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].

	==Inspiration==		==Inspiration==

Dr Death at 17:08, 13 June 2007

2007-06-13T17:08:34Z

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−	~~{{stub}}~~	+	The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range. When [[Angmar]] was formed and Rhudaur became hostile to Arthedain, [[Argeleb I]] fortified the range but was later slain there by men of Rhudaur. Marks of this fortification still existed in the path [[Aragorn II\|Aragorn]] led the hobbits on to reach [[Weathertop]].
−	The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range.	+

	==Inspiration==		==Inspiration==

Hyarion: Added Inspiration

2007-02-21T23:53:53Z

Added Inspiration

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	{{stub}}		{{stub}}
	The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range.		The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range.
		+
		+	==Inspiration==
		+	* Possibly the the Lickey Hills, Worcestershire, England. ([[:Image:Map of Lickey Hills, Worcestershire, England.gif\|See map]])
		+	{{quote\|The boys [Ronald and Hilary] had the freedom of these grounds [Rednal, Worcestershire], and further afield they could roam the steep paths that led through the trees to the high Lickey Hill[s?]\|[[J.R.R. Tolkien: A Biography]]}}

	[[Category:Hills]]		[[Category:Hills]]
	[[Category:Eriador]]		[[Category:Eriador]]
	[[Category:Arnor]]		[[Category:Arnor]]

Dwarf Lord at 03:24, 1 December 2006

2006-12-01T03:24:23Z

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	The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range.		The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range.

	[[Category:Hills]]		[[Category:Hills]]
	[[Category:Eriador]]		[[Category:Eriador]]

Dwarf Lord at 03:48, 19 September 2006

2006-09-19T03:48:32Z

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	The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range.		The name among Men for the north-south range of hills that lay in central [[Eriador]], and in ancient times marked part of the border between the lands of [[Arthedain]] and [[Rhudaur]]. Weathertop, or [[Amon Sûl]], lay at the southern end of the range.

−	[[~~category~~:Hills]]	+	[[Category:Hills]]
		+	[[Category:Eriador]]