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Originally Posted by Faramir Jones
I'm presuming that Aragorn II, after his crowning as King Elessar, made his first legal act as king a retrospective confirmation of everything done by the previous Ruling Stewards.
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Quite possibly.
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If he had done this, the public renewal of the of Oath of Eorl wouldn't have been strictly necessary; but I'm presuming that it was done because of the great symbolic significance of the grant of Calenhardon, the most significant and sweeping act of the Ruling Stewards, and a ceremonial confirmation of the 'old alliance' between Rohan and Gondor, which had just saved the latter.
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I believe the fact that there was a public renewal of the Oath strengthens my case that it could (technically) have been revoked.
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10-10-2016, 08:44 AM
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