The East

[Aragost]

Do you know if anybody lives toth east of the Orocarni mts. or south of Harad.

[Luineglin]

im sure someone or something does but i konw of no one/nothing in paticular.

[Fingolfin of the Noldor]

It is certainly possible the 4 other kindreds of dwarves lived in that general area

[*Varda*]

All I know is that the Blue Wizards disappeared into the East.

~*Varda Elentari*~

[Orodoliel]

I din't think there was very much land south of Harad, but then I haven't seen a map that includes that entire area.

[Aldagrim Proudfoot]

I think it would be very unlikely that no one did live in the East. After all, it's open land that is free to whoever gets there first. Just because Tolkien didn't write about it that only means he ignored that area. There were dragons in the East, so there must have been people there to know about them and attract them with their riches.

[Fingolfin of the Noldor]

The only real map in which Tolkien depicts those regoins and really greater Imbar/Ambar('Earth') has been published in The Shaping of Middle-earth(HoME4) a bit archiac perhaps but nevertheless at times quite useful.

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I think it would be very unlikely that no one did live in the East.

Indeed there are references to eastern tribes of men, elves and dwarves.

[ July 15, 2002: Message edited by: Fingolfin of the Noldor ]