Yellowskin - Revision history

Sage at 10:57, 16 December 2012

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−	~~egun about TA 2000 and contained much information cited~~
−	~~in the Red Book of Westmarch. Yellowskin was the most ancient~~
−	~~document in the Shire at the end of the Third Age.~~
−	~~Also called the Year-book of Tuckborough. (A 1145; B3 389;~~
−	~~C3357; D3490)~~
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	'''''Yellowskin''''' or the '''''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''''' was the oldest of the [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books, said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]] (since about {{TA\|2000}}).<ref name="Calendar">{{App\|Calendars}}</ref>		'''''Yellowskin''''' or the '''''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''''' was the oldest of the [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books, said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]] (since about {{TA\|2000}}).<ref name="Calendar">{{App\|Calendars}}</ref>

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−	~~'''''Yellowskin''''' or~~ the ~~'''''Year-book~~ of ~~[[Tuckborough]]'''''~~ was ~~one of~~ the ~~oldest [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books, said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before~~ the ~~[[War~~ of the ~~Ring]]~~.~~<ref name="Calendar">{{App\|Calendars}}</ref>~~	+	egun about TA 2000 and contained much information cited
		+	in the Red Book of Westmarch. Yellowskin was the most ancient
		+	document in the Shire at the end of the Third Age.
		+	Also called the Year-book of Tuckborough. (A 1145; B3 389;
		+	C3357; D3490)

−	It contained chronicles of the [[Took Family\|Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in [[the Shire]] as a whole. ''Yellowskin'' became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the ''[[Red Book of Westmarch]]''.<ref name="Calendar"/>	+	'''''Yellowskin''''' or the '''''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''''' was the oldest of the [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books, said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]] (since about {{TA\|2000}}).<ref name="Calendar">{{App\|Calendars}}</ref>
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		+	It contained chronicles of the [[Took Family\|Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in [[the Shire]] as a whole.
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		+	''Yellowskin'' became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the ''[[Red Book of Westmarch]]''.<ref name="Calendar"/>
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.		The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.

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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.		The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.
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		+	==Other Versions of the Legendarium==
		+	In the second version of [[Appendix F]], the official name of the book popularly called ''Yellowskin'' was ''The Great Writ of Tuckborough'' and it was supposed to be nearly a thousand years old.<ref>{{PM\|Languages}}, p. 40</ref>
	{{References}}		{{References}}

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	The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.		The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.
	{{References}}		{{References}}
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Gamling at 05:53, 20 June 2011

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−	'''Yellowskin''' or '''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].	+	'''''Yellowskin''''' or the '''''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books, said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].<ref name="Calendar">{{App\|Calendars}}</ref>

−	It contained chronicles of the [[Took Family\|Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in [[the Shire]] as a whole. Yellowskin became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the [[Red Book]] of [[Westmarch]].	+	It contained chronicles of the [[Took Family\|Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in [[the Shire]] as a whole. ''Yellowskin'' became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the ''[[Red Book of Westmarch]]''.<ref name="Calendar"/>
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.		The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.
		+	{{References}}
	[[category:Books within the Legendarium]]		[[category:Books within the Legendarium]]

	[[fr:encyclo/arts/livres/peaujaune]]		[[fr:encyclo/arts/livres/peaujaune]]

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	'''Yellowskin''' or '''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].		'''Yellowskin''' or '''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].

−	It contained chronicles of the [[Took Family\|Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in ~~the~~ [[Shire]] as a whole. Yellowskin became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the [[Red Book]] of [[Westmarch]].	+	It contained chronicles of the [[Took Family\|Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in [[the Shire]] as a whole. Yellowskin became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the [[Red Book]] of [[Westmarch]].
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.		The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.

Elendil at 02:46, 31 July 2010

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	The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.		The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.
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		+	[[fr:encyclo/arts/livres/peaujaune]]

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	'''Yellowskin''' or '''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].		'''Yellowskin''' or '''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].

−	It contained chronicles of the [[Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in the [[Shire]] as a whole. Yellowskin became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the [[Red Book]] of [[Westmarch]].	+	It contained chronicles of the [[Took Family\|Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in the [[Shire]] as a whole. Yellowskin became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the [[Red Book]] of [[Westmarch]].
	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.		The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.
	[[category:Books within the Legendarium]]		[[category:Books within the Legendarium]]

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−	'''Yellowskin''' or '''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbit]] chronicle books said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].	+	'''Yellowskin''' or '''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbits\|Hobbit]] chronicle books said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].

	It contained chronicles of the [[Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in the [[Shire]] as a whole. Yellowskin became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the [[Red Book]] of [[Westmarch]].		It contained chronicles of the [[Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in the [[Shire]] as a whole. Yellowskin became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the [[Red Book]] of [[Westmarch]].

Sage at 22:24, 6 January 2010

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−	'''Yellowskin''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbit]] chronicle books said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].	+	'''Yellowskin''' or '''Year-book of [[Tuckborough]]''' was one of the oldest [[Hobbit]] chronicle books said to contain entries dating back some 900 years before the [[War of the Ring]].

	It contained chronicles of the [[Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in the [[Shire]] as a whole. Yellowskin became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the [[Red Book]] of [[Westmarch]].		It contained chronicles of the [[Took family]], including marriages, births and deaths, but also legal details and references to important events in the [[Shire]] as a whole. Yellowskin became a source for much of the historical information, especially about the Tooks, to find its way into the [[Red Book]] of [[Westmarch]].
−		+	==Etymology==
−	The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment~~. These materials were~~ made from ~~animal skins, and so 'Yellowskin' would be a literal description of the nature of the book~~.	+	The name 'Yellowskin' presumably derives from the aged and decayed condition of the book, suggesting that the records of the Tooks were recorded on vellum, or some other form of parchment made from skin.
	[[category:Books within the Legendarium]]		[[category:Books within the Legendarium]]