E is for Éomer, nephew of King Théoden, King of Rohan. He fought in the War of the Ring and became King of Rohan after Théoden's death.

F is for Faramir, son of Denethor, heir to the throne after Boromir.

G is for Gildor, a companion of Barahir on Dorthonion.

H is for Halbarad, kin to Arargorn.

I is for Isildur, son of Elendil. He cut the One Ring from Sauron's hand, but was betrayed by it when it slipped off his finger into the Anduin, where Orcs slew him. Aragorn is Isildur's heir to the throne of Gondor.

J is for ...nuthin...Tolkien didn't know the letter J?????

I'll do K for - Khamûl, called the Shadow of the East, he was the second of the nine Ringwraiths, second only to the Lord of the Nazgûl, and referred to as Sauron's lieutenant.


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L...Is for Legolas. [img]smilies/redface.gif[/img]sigh...

L is for Léod, the ruler of the Éothéod and Eorl the Young's father.

M is for Mablung, scout for Faramir's Rangers of Ithilien.

HEY I ALREADY DID K ....gnash gnash

N is for Narmacil I, the son of Atanatar II Alcarin, inherited the Kingship of Gondor when the South-kingdom was at the height of its power and wealth.


Scroll up, Lindel...thanks!
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O is for Ohtar, Isildur's squire. He was the only survivor of the orc ambush of Isildur's people on their trip to the Northern Kingdom in Eriador. Ohtar it was who brought the shards of Narsil to Elrond in Imladris.

P is for Pelendur

The Steward to King Ondoher of Gondor, who was thrust into a position of power when his King, together with both his heirs, was lost in battle with the Wainriders. With the Council of Gondor, it fell to Pelendur to select an heir. There were two candidates: Arvedui of Arthedain, and Eärnil, the Gondorian Captain and victor of the Battle of the Camp, who was descended from the Royal House of Gondor.

As the direct descendant of Isildur himself, it could be said that Arvedui had the stronger claim, but Pelendur moved the Council to elect Eärnil, who took the Kingship as Eärnil II. All available evidence suggests that Pelendur continued to serve as Steward under the new King.

Pelendur was a highly influential Steward, who accrued considerable power to his office. As well as effectively acting as regent during the interregnum, it was during his time that the office of Steward became hereditary. When Pelendur died, he was succeeded as Steward by his son Vorondil, and his grandson Mardil was to become the first of the Stewards to rule Gondor in their own right.


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J might be Julius. His full name is AEgidius Ahenobarbus Julius Agricola de Hammo. Shorter version was AEgidius De Hammo, but he was mostly known as 'Farmer Giles of Ham'. Even though it is not Arda related, it is writin' by Tolkien. Sorry to interrupt. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

Q is for Queen Arwen of Gondor wife of King Elessar aka Aragorn, Strider, Estel, Wingfoot, etc.........

R Radagast the Brown, an Istari or wizard. Friends with Gandalf and Saruman.

Sorry, this has probebly been done before, but I couldn't think of anything else.

S is for Sador, lame house-man of Húrin, called Labadal, "Hopafoot" by Túrin, a name given in pity, not scorn.

Tumunzahar - A Dwarf-city of the Blue Mountains. The Dwarvish name for Nogrod, the citadel of the Dwarves that lay in the Blue Mountains to the south of Mount Dolmed.

T is for Théoden, the Last King of Rohan of the Second Line.


Joy, we're doing names of men now -

Ulrad, a member of Turin's outlaw band.

V is for Valinor, or Aman, which is now removed from our world.

V is for Vorondil, who first bore the Horn of Gondor. He was the father of Mardil, of the line of Stewards.

W - is for Woses, the common name for the Druedain.

There isn't an X so I'll move on to Y, although I'm not sure how well this will work.

Y is for Young, the title awarded to Eorl, as well as to Halthadir, one of Barahir's companions.
Y could also be for Younger Children of Ilúvatar, since that's what Men are.

Z is for Zirak-zigil, which Aragorn and Boromir traveled underneath.

How about objects. I mean the kind that can be carried around in one's hand.

A is for Arkenstone, the great jewel of the Kings under the Mountain. It was stolen from Smaug by Bilbo because he thought it was pretty. Later it was used by him as a (failed) token of peace between the Men and the Dwarves. It failed partly because Bilbo, knowing Thorin would take the stone away from him, did not tell Thorin that he was going to give it to the Men, or even that he had it in the first place.

if we are discussing object, then
B for Barahir's Ring. It was given by Finrod to Barahir because he had saved Finrod's life. It later became an heirloom to Isildur's house.

C is for Crown of Gondor
The tall jewelled and winged helm that served the Kings of Gondor as a Crown. After the loss of the last King, Eärnur, it was held in the Houses of the Dead for nearly a thousand years, until a rightful heir came forward at the end of the Third Age.

D is for the Dragon Helm of Dor-lòmin, heirloom of the House of Hador, and worn by Turin.

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E is for Elven Ring, no explanation needed I trust...

F is for Flame of the West, another name for Aragorn's sword Anduril

G is for Glamdring, a sword, forged in Gondolin. It was lost and eventually found its way to the hoard of a group of Mountain Trolls. It was claimed and thereafter borne by Gandalf, until he left Middle Earth and went West.

H is for Helm of Hador, the Dragon-helm of Dor-lómin. A huge and mighty helm made originally by Telchar the smith for the Dwarf-lord Azaghâl.

I is for Isildur's bane, the one ruling ring of Sauron

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K is for Keys of Orthanc, which Saruman, upon his expulsion, turned over to Treebeard, who in turn gave them to Aragorn

L is for the Lamps of the Valar, Illuin and Ormal, which gave light to the World in the old days

M is for Morgul-knife, a weapon of the Nazgul

N is for Narsil the sword of Elendil, made by Telchar.

O is for One Ring,
the Ruling Ring, made by Sauron in the Cracks of Mount Doom.

P is for Palantiri,
the Seeing Stones that Elendil took to M-E from Numenorë. The Numenoreans got them from the Elves of Eresseä in there days of splendour.