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Undo revision 372208 by Dour1234 (talk) The article mentions Thranduil's actions in the Battle of the Five Armies, it is gemerally accepted that the Elvenking is Thranduil
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He is not mentioned by name in the Hobbit.
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Combined two sentences that need sources rather than adding two {{Fact}} tags on a row
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There is no clear indication that Thranduil was one of the Iathrim. He may also have been born in the early SA
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Said quotes about Thranduil, among other Sindar, passing eastwards, to establish realms is indeed in the Unfinished Tales.
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Again, there is no statement that Thranduil was born in Doriath in Appendix B. Oropher is from Doriath. We don't know about Thranduil.
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The fan-theory about Thranduil being born in Doriath is not what it says in UT, I have checked appendix B thoroughly. It's one possible interpretation but not the only one, and should not be stated as fact.
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→Early History: The statement that Thranduil spent his early life in Doriath does not appear in the referenced Appendix B of Unfinished Tales. Unless this claim can be properly referenced, I believe it to be fanon, and have removed it.
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The poem can be interpreted in other ways. Please, provide a reliable reference for that specific interpretation
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Not "Speculation" but what the Poem implies to be so.
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Speculation goes out
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The Last Ship mentions three crowned elves, two likely being Celeborn and Círdan, who are known to have sailed on the Last Ship, and the third could possibly have been Thranduil, as he was the only other elven ruler aside from those two left in Arda
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