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Celeborn:
Celeborn was the Lord of Lothlórien,and the Lady Galadriel's
husband. He had lived in Middle-Earth from at least the First Age,
though he too came from Valinor, to some time after the Keepers
of the Rings sailed into the West. After that it is not known what
happened to him other than the fact that he ruled in East Lórien
for a while then went to Rivendell. It is not known if he eventually
sailed into the West.
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Related Entries:
Lothlórien | Galadriel | Valinor | Rivendell | The
Quest of Mount Doom | Celebrían | War
of the Ring | The
Ages of the Trees | The
First Age of the Sun | The
Second Age of the Sun | The
Third Age of the Sun |
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Celebrían:
Celebrían was the daughter of Celeborn and Galadriel.
She married Elrond,and bore him twin sons, Elladan and Elrohir,
as well as one daughter, Arwen. After being captured by Orcs in
the Misty Mountains, Celebrían chose to sail into the West.
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Related Entries:
Galadriel | Celeborn | Arwen | Misty
Mountains | Elladan | Elrohir | Elrond | The
Third Age of the Sun |
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Círdan:
Círdan was lord of the Grey Havens from their founding
in the early Second Age of the Sun until some time in the Fourth
Age, when he took the last ship into the West. He was the original
keeper of Narya, the Ring of Fire until the coming of Gandalf in
the Third Age.
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Related Entries:
Narya | The
Elven Rings | Gandalf
the Grey | Gandalf
the White | The
Grey Havens | The
Second Age of the Sun | The
Ages of the Stars | The
First Age of the Sun | The Third Age of the Sun |
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Celebrimbor:
One of the Noldorin Elves, and lord of the Elven realm of Hollin,
also known as Eregion, on the western side of the Misty Mountains,
Celebrimbor was the grandson of Fëanor. He drew the symbols
on the western gate of Khazad Dum. Fooled by Sauron in the guise
of Annatar, he helped to forge the Rings of Power, both greater
and lesser. On his own, Celebrimbor created the Three, the Elven
Rings. He was killed by Sauron when Eregion was overrun by the
Dark Lord's armies, after discovering the forging of the Ruling
Ring when Sauron placed it upon his finger. However, he was able
to hide the Three from him long enough to pass them to their guardians.
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Related Entries:
Khazad-Dûm | Hollin | Rings
of Power | The
One Ring | The
Dwarf-Rings | The
Elven-Rings | The
Nine | Narya | Nenya | Vilya | Sauron | Fëanor | The
Second Age of the Sun |
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Celegorm:
Celegorm was one of the seven sons of Fëanor and Nerdanel.
He was killed in Mengroth, during an attempt to regain one of the Silmarils,
by Dior.
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Related Entries:
Fëanor | Curufin | Caranthir | Maglor | Maedhros | Amrod | Amras | Morgoth | Doriath | Mengroth | Silmarils | Dior Eluchíl | The
War of the Jewels | The
Ages of the Stars | The
Ages of the Trees | The
First Age of the Sun |
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Curufin:
The fifth son of Fëanor and Nerdanel, Curufin was also slain
by Dior in Mengroth. He was also a very skilled horseman. At one time, he
owned the knife Angrist, forged by Telchar.
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Related Entries:
Fëanor | Caranthir | Celegorm | Maedhros | Maglor | Amrod | Amras | Dior
Eluchíl | Morgoth | Mengroth | Doriath | Silmarils | Angrist | Telchar | The
War of the Jewels | The
Quest of the Silmaril | The
Ages of the Stars | The
First Age of the Sun | The Ages of the Trees |
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Caranthir:
Caranthir was the fourth son of Fëanor and his wife Nerdanel. He was
slain in Doriath, along with Curufin and Celegorm, by Dior during a failed attempt
to regain the Silmaril.
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Related Entries:
Fëanor | Curufin | Celegorm | Maedhros | Maglor | Amrod | Amras | Dior
Eluchíl | Morgoth | Mengroth | Doriath | Silmarils | Angrist | Telchar | The
War of the Jewels | The
Quest of the Silmaril | The
Ages of the Stars | The
First Age of the Sun | The Ages of the Trees |
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Books Used in this Document:
The Lord of the Rings
The Silmarillion
The Hobbit
The Complete Guide to Middle Earth by Robert Foster
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