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Of Thegns and Kings and Rangers and Things The fall of the kingdom of Arnor brought about an end to the kingship of the Heirs of Isildur. But an examination of the Rangers and the role they played in Eriador reveals some interesting possibilities about how the Heirs of Isildur may have preserved both their royal authority and their ties to Eriador's people through a unique blend of feudalism and inheritance law. dunedain of the north • dunedain of arnor • heir of elendil • heir of isildur • rangers
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Razing Arnor: How real were the Dunadan conspiracies? Tolkien never explained how and why Arnor was divided into three kingdoms. Here are some speculations on possible causes leading up to the traumatic event, and an analysis of its consequences. arnor • gondor • tarannon falastur • beruthiel • earendur
Genealogy in Fiction and Fantasy A look at the lighter side of the family tree. This article points out the use of genealogy in literature. gammage • tolkien • lord of the rings • genealogy • north american genealogy
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Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Purists? A review of Peter Jackson's 'The Fellowship of the Ring' which offers praise, criticism, and a very necessary and much-needed rebuke. peter jackson • the fellowship of the ring • tobacco • cancer • liv tyler
Charting the Shire lines Why is it that the Hobbits didn't overrun Eriador, and how, exactly, did they end up where they did end up? Their names and the Tale of Years provide a few clues that can provide a greater, if grimmer, picture of Hobbit society and history. hobbits • history • shire • eriador • harfoots |
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