Anardil (King of Gondor)

Anardil (Third Age 136 – 411, aged 275 years) was the sixth King of Gondor, ruling for 87 years, from Third Age 324 until his death. He was succeeded by his son, Ostoher.

Anardil's reign over Gondor was uneventful. He is remembered as the last of Gondor's kings to dwell exclusively in the capital of Osgiliath. Anardil's son, Ostoher, was to set the precedent of the kings spending the summer at Minas Anor, the citadel later known as Minas Tirith.

Genealogy

 Cemendur
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 Eärendil
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 ANARDIL
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 Ostoher
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 Tarostar (also known as Rómendacil I)

Preceded by: Eärendil

6th King of Gondor III 324 – 411

Followed by: Ostoher