Hildórien
the land of the awakening of Men, in the far east
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Middle-earth
the mortal lands; the great continent of the east
The Mirror of Galadriel
the water-basin of Lórien; a scrying-glass of the Lady of the Galadhrim
The Palantíri
the Seeing-stones; the stones of the kings
The Banner of Elendil
the great standard of the Kings of Gondor, carried to the war
The Two Trees of Valinor
Telperion and Laurelin; the light that lit the ages
Thrór's Map
the map of the Lonely Mountain with its moon-letters
The Ent Draught
the nourishing drink of the tree-shepherds
Laurelin
the Golden Tree; the younger tree of light
Orcrist
the Elf-cleaver; the Elven-sword of Thorin
The Black Arrow
the traditional arrow of the kings of Dale that slew Smaug
Aeglos
the Snowthorn; the spear of Gil-galad
The Evenstar
the white jewel of Arwen Undómiel
Glamdring
the Foe-hammer; the sword of Gandalf
The Elessar
the Elfstone; a green stone of the Elves, made for healing
The Mithril-coat
the silvered mail of the dwarves that saved Frodo
Anglachel
the Black Sword; the blade of Eöl
Nauglamír
the Necklace of the Dwarves; the setting of the Silmaril
Narya
the Ring of Fire; one of the Three Elven-rings
The Seven Rings
the rings for the Dwarf-kings, that hardened their greed
The Sceptre of Númenor
the silver rod that was the emblem of the Kings of Númenor
The Nine Rings
the rings that enslaved the kings of Men and made the Nazgûl
The Two Lamps
Illuin and Ormal; the first lights of the world
The Elendilmir
the Star of Elendil; the white flame-jewel of the North-kingdom's kings
Ringil
the pillar of the southern lamp of the Two Lamps
The Arkenstone
the Heart of the Mountain; the great jewel of the Dwarves of Erebor
The One Ring
the Ring of Power; the ruler of the Rings
Vilya
the Ring of Air; the mightiest of the Three
Andúril
the Flame of the West; the reforged sword of Elendil
The White Tree of Gondor
the sign of the kingship, the scion of Nimloth
The Phial of Galadriel
the star-glass; the light of Eärendil given to Frodo
Galathilion
the White Tree of Tirion; the seedling of Telperion
Ulumúri
the great conches of Ulmo; the deep music of the sea
Valaróma
the great horn of Oromë; the summons of the Rider
Mithril
the true-silver of Khazad-dûm, light and harder than steel
Vingilot
the Foam-flower; the ship of Eärendil
Sting
an Elvish blade of the hobbits; the knife that shone in the dark
The Dragon-helm of Dor-lómin
the Helm of Hador the Golden-haired; a helm of the House of Hador
Nenya
the Ring of Adamant; the ring of Galadriel
Telperion
the White Tree; the elder tree of light
Anguirel
the second sword of Eöl; the brother of Anglachel
Lembas
the waybread of the Elves; the gift that sustained the journey
The Ring of Barahir
the heirloom of the Elf-friends; the token of Finrod's friendship
The Horn of Gondor
the great horn of Boromir at the falls of Rauros
The Silmarils
the jewels of Fëanor; the Light of the Two Trees imprisoned
Narsil
the great sword of Elendil; the Sword that was Broken
Gurthang
the Iron of Death; the Black Sword of Túrin
The Three Rings
Narya, Nenya and Vilya; the greatest of the Elven-rings, unsullied
Angainor
the great chain; the fetters of Morgoth
The Swan-ships
the ships of the Teleri; the beauty of Alqualondë
Concordance — A to Z
every named page of the Arda Kompendium, with its aliases
Adûnaic
the speech of Númenor
Khuzdul
the secret tongue of the Dwarves
Cirth
the runes of the Sindar; the script of Daeron
Telerin
the language of the Teleri
Westron
the Common Speech of the later age
Quenya
the High-elven tongue of the Vanyar and Noldor in Aman
Tengwar
the letters of the Eldar; the developed script of the later ages
Valarin
the tongue of the Valar
Sindarin
the Grey-elven tongue; the language of Beleriand
The Black Speech
the harsh tongue of Mordor and the servants of the Dark Lord
Tom Bombadil
the Master of the Old Forest; the oldest and fatherless
Ainur
The Holy Ones; the firstborn of Ilúvatar
Uruk-hai
the great soldier-orcs bred in Isengard and Mordor
Treebeard
Fangorn; the eldest of the Ents; the keeper of the forest
Valar
The Powers; the guardians of Arda
The Eagles of Manwë
The Great Eagles; the winged messengers of the Elder King
Entwives
the lost wives of the Ents, the gardeners of the Great forest
Orcs
Goblins; the foul and corrupted folk bred by the Enemy
Hobbits
Halflings; the Little Folk of the Shire
Huorns
the great and dangerous tree-folk of Fangorn
The Gwaith-i-Mírdain
the People of the Jewel-smiths of Eregion
Goldberry
the River-daughter; the fair wife of Tom Bombadil
Maiar
The lesser Ainur, servants of the Valar
Quickbeam
the Ent Bregalad, the hasty ent of the rowan-trees
The Petty-dwarves
the Noegyth Nibin; the dwindled and exiled Dwarf-folk of Mîm
Dwarves
Khazâd; the Children of Aulë
Ents
Shepherds of the Trees; the old wisdom of the forest
Rohirrim
the Horse-lords of the Mark; the riders of Rohan
Thorondor
King of the Eagles; the Lord of the Eagles of the North
Fellbeasts
the winged steeds of the Nazgûl
Durin's Bane
the Balrog of Moria; the terror beneath the mountains
Ancalagon
the Black; the mightiest of the winged dragons
Werewolves
the wolf-spirits; the beasts of Sauron
Dragons
the great worms of the North; the fire-drakes and their kind
Crebain
the crows of Fangorn and Isengard, the spies of the Dark Hand
Carcharoth
the Red Maw; the wolf-warden of Angband
Scatha
the Worm of the Ered Mithrin; Fram's dragon-hoard
Huan
the Hound of Valinor; the great wolf-hound of Celegorm
The Mearas
the proud horses of the kings of Rohan, of which Shadowfax was chief
Balrogs
the demons of flame; the Maiar of the Shadow
The Old Man Willow
the ancient and wrathful willow of the Withywindle
Smaug
Smaug the Magnificent; the Golden; the great dragon of Erebor
The Watcher in the Water
the blind beast in the lake before the Doors of Durin
Draugluin
the father of werewolves; the wolf-lord of Sauron
Spiders of Mirkwood
the great spiders that darkened the forest-path
Mûmakil
the great oliphaunts of the South, ridden by the Haradrim
Barrow-wights
the cold wraiths of the old barrows
Glaurung
the Father of Dragons; the Great Worm of Angband
Trolls
the Stone-trolls of the Trollshaws; the trolls of the later age
Shadowfax
the chief of the Mearas; the horse borne by no hand through the mark
Thuringwethil
the vampire; the fell spirit of the Enemy
Shelob
the great spider of the Ephel Dúath; the last child of Ungoliant
Nahar
the white horse of Oromë
Ungoliant
the Great Spider; the Devourer; the mother of darkness
Gwaihir
Gwaihir the Windlord; the chief of the Great Eagles
Wargs
the wolves of the Misty Mountains and of Isengard
The Kings of Rohan
the House of Eorl, from the founding of the Mark to Éomer
The Sundering of the Elves
the kindreds of the Elvenkind: Eldar and Avari, Calaquendi and Moriquendi
The Houses of the Edain
the three houses of the Elf-friends, from Bëor and Hador and Haleth
The Families of the Shire
the kinship of the Ring-bearers: Baggins, Took, Brandybuck and Gamgee
The Line of Elros
Elros Tar-Minyatur and the long reckoning of the kings, to Aragorn
The Kinship of the Half-elven
the great joining of Elf and Man from Thingol to Elrond and Elros
The Line of Thingol
the royal house of the Sindar, from Elwë Singollo to the Half-elven
The Line of Durin
the Longbeards from Durin the Deathless to Gimli the Elf-friend
The Kings of the Woodland Realm
the Silvan kings of the great wood, from Oropher to Legolas
The House of Finwë
the Noldor and the three great houses of the Elven-kings
The Kinslaying at Alqualondë
the first slaying of Elves by Elves; the taint of the Exile
The Third Kinslaying
the attack of the Sons of Fëanor on the Havens of Sirion
The Second Kinslaying
the attack of the Sons of Fëanor on Doriath
The Dagor Dagorath
The Last Battle; the Prophecy of Mandos at the end of the world
Dagor Bragollach
the Battle of Sudden Flame; the breaking of the Siege
The Sack of Nargothrond
the ruin of the hidden fortress by the dragon Glaurung
Dagor Aglareb
the Glorious Battle; the founding of the Siege of Angband
The Siege of Angband
the long blockade of the enemy's stronghold
The War of Wrath
the great battle at the end of the First Age
The Fall of Gondolin
the sack of the hidden city by the host of Morgoth
The War for the Sake of the Elves
the first great war of the Valar against Utumno
Nirnaeth Arnoediad
the Battle of Unnumbered Tears; the ruin of the Union
Dagor-nuin-Giliath
the Battle-under-Stars; the first battle of the Noldor
The First Battle
the first clash of Beleriand's wars
The Ruin of Doriath
the war of the Nauglamír; the fall of the girdled realm
The Battle of the Camp
the final defeat of the Wainriders by Gondor and the Éothéod
The Battle of the Pelennor Fields
the great battle before the walls of Minas Tirith in the War of the Ring
The Ride of the Rohirrim
the great march of the Riders from Dunharrow to the aid of Gondor
The War of the Elves and Sauron
the ruin of Eregion and the siege of the Elves of the West, S.A. 1693–1700
The Siege of Minas Tirith
the great siege of the City of Gondor in the War of the Ring
The Downfall of Númenor
the ending of the island-kingdom, S.A. 3319
The Battle of Azanulbizar
the great and grim battle of Dwarves and Orcs before Moria
The Five Armies
the Battle of Five Armies at the Lonely Mountain
The Kin-strife
the civil war of Gondor over the crown and the old blood
The Great Armament
the fleet of Ar-Pharazôn that assailed Aman
The Last Alliance
the great alliance of Elves and Men at the end of the Second Age
The Siege of Barad-dûr
the seven years of investment at the end of the Last Alliance
The Scouring of the Shire
the freeing of the Shire from the ruffians of Saruman
The Battle of the Morannon
the last stand of the Captains of the West at the Black Gate
The Battle of Dagorlad
the great battle of the Last Alliance at the gates of Mordor, S.A. 3434
The Sack of Erebor
the ruin of the Kingdom under the Mountain and of Dale by the dragon
The Oath of Eorl
the great oath sworn by Eorl the Young and Cirion
The Hiding of Valinor
the fencing of the Blessed Realm; the ban of the Enchanted Isles
The Exile of the Noldor
the Flight of the Noldor; the departure that doomed the age
The Doom of the Noldor
the Prophecy of the North spoken by Mandos at the Flight
The Dragon-sickness
the gold-madness of the hoard; the curse of the dragon's gold
The Doom of Mandos
the Prophecy of the North; the curse laid on the Noldor
The Ring of Doom
the Máhanaxar; the court of the Valar in Valmar
The Oath of Fëanor
the oath that bound the sons of Fëanor; the curse of the Silmarils
The Curse of Morgoth
the Doom of the Children of Húrin; the fate that worked through the tale
The Gift of Men
the mortality that is the Doom and gift of the Secondborn
The Ring-bearers
those who carried the One Ring on the Quest
Calaquendi (and Moriquendi)
the Elves of the Light and of the Darkness
Annatar
Lord of Gifts; the fair form of Sauron in the Second Age
The Iron Crown
the crown of Morgoth in which the three Silmarils were set
The White Tree
the tree of the kings; the image of Telperion in Middle-earth
The Rings of Power
the Three, the Seven and the Nine — and the One
The Children of Ilúvatar
Elves and Men; the Firstborn and the Followers
The Eye of Sauron
the lidless eye above the Dark Tower; the will of the Dark Lord
The Half-elven
Peredhil; the kindred of both races and the Doom of the Choice
The Drúedain
the Woses; the wild folk of the woods, the Drughu
The Host of the West
the great army that marched to the Black Gate
A Description of the Island of Númenor
the geography of the Isle of the Gift
The Ringwraiths
the Nazgûl; the Nine; the slaves of the Nine Rings and Sauron's captains
The Grey Company
the Dúnedain and the Dead who followed Aragorn to the war
The Ring-verse
the rhyme of the Rings; the words of the One
The Forging of the Rings
the work of the Elven-smiths and of Annatar at Eregion
The Long Peace
the years of the Siege of Angband; the golden afternoon of Beleriand
The Straight Road
the old way of the Elves to the West across the changed world
The Great Journey of the Eldar
the long wandering of the Elves from Cuiviénen to the West
The Great Plague
the deadly wasting that emptied the lands of the Third Age
The Changing of the World
the casting of the earth in the Downfall of Númenor
The Union of Maedhros
the last great league of the Elves and Men; the making of the Nirnaeth
The Long-expected Party
the 111th birthday of Bilbo at which the Ring was left behind
The Rising of the Sun
the first sunrise of the First Age; the wrath of the new light
The Riddles in the Dark
the riddle-game of Bilbo and Gollum beneath the Mountain
The Mallorn
the golden tree of Lórien and of the Shire
The Unexpected Party
the coming of Gandalf and the dwarves to Bilbo's door
The Beacons of Gondor
the warning-fires that called the Riders of Rohan
Second Age
the age of the Rings, of the Downfall, and of the Last Alliance
First Age
the Elder Days; the age of the Silmarils and the Defeat
The Girdle of Melian
the fence of enchantment about Doriath
Third Age
The Age of the Great Cities and the waning; the age of the Ring's unmaking
The Fell Winter
the great cold of the Shire and the North in T.A. 2911
The Breaking of the Fellowship
the sundering of the company at Amon Hen
The Enchanted Isles
the los-star isles of the Hiding of Valinor
Fourth Age
The Age of the Dominion of Men, that followed the fall of Sauron
Simbelmynë
the evermind; the white flowers that grew upon the graves of the Mark
The Shadowy Seas
the veiled seas barring the West
The Quest of the Silmaril
the great quest of Beren and Lúthien
The Great Journey
the march of the Eldar from Cuiviénen toward the West
Door of Night
the gate in the West through which Morgoth was cast
Eä
The World That Is; the Universe
The Darkening of Valinor
the poisoning of the Two Trees; the falling of the light
The Halls of Mandos
the halls of the dead in the West, where the Elves await
The Walls of the World
the rim of Arda in the elder cosmology
Valacirca
The Sickle of the Valar; the constellation of Varda
The Void
the emptiness outside the world
The Round World
the changed world after the Drowning
The Moon
the silver light of the night
The Sea
the great water; the road and the mourner of the legends
The Timeless Halls
the dwelling of Eru beyond the world
The Great Sea
Belegaer; the sea between Middle-earth and Aman
The Music of the Ainur
Ainulindalë; the Great Theme by which the world was made
Arda
The Kingdom; the Earth
The Nameless Things
the elder creatures deep beneath the roots of the world
The Ages of Arda
the great division of time: the Years of the Lamps, the Years of the Trees, and the Years of the Sun
The Years of the Trees
the age of the Two Trees
Arda Healed
the Healing of Arda; the hope of the world's end
The Undying Lands
Aman and the realm of the Valar beyond the sea
The Sun
the golden light of the world after the Trees
The Morning Star
the star of Eärendil
The Secret Fire
Flame Imperishable; the fire of Eru that is the heart of being
The Light of Valinor
the light of the Two Trees; the glory of the Blessed Realm
The Seven Fathers of the Dwarves
the first lords of the Dwarf-kindreds
The Crown of Númenor
the royal emblems of the Dúnedain
The Lords of Andúnië
the faithful lords of the western haven of Númenor
The Council of Elrond
the great council at Rivendell that chose the Company of the Ring
The Kings of Númenor
from Elros Tar-Minyatur to Ar-Pharazôn
High King of the Noldor
the crown of the Noldor; the kingship of the exiles
The Chieftains of the Dúnedain
the heirs of Arnor who led the Rangers of the North
The Ban of the Valar
the prohibition laid on the Númenóreans against sailing to Aman
The Four Farthings
the four quarters of the Shire
The White Council
the council of the Wise for the resistance to the Shadow
The Istari
the Wizards; the emissaries of the Valar to Middle-earth
The Kings of Gondor and Arnor
the heirs of Elendil in exile, and the Stewards
Arien
the Maia of the Sun; keeper of the golden light
Ossë
Master of the waves upon the shores; servant of Ulmo
Eönwë
Herald of Manwë; chief of arms among the Maiar
Uinen
Lady of the Seas; the calm of the deep waters
Tilion
the Maia of the Moon; the silver hunter
Ilmarë
Handmaid of Varda; the fairest of the Maiar in Valinor
Salmar
Maker of the Ulumúri; minstrel of the deeps
Melian
the Maia; Queen of Doriath; mother of Lúthien
Olórin
the Maia of Lórien; later Gandalf
Varda
Elentári; Elbereth; the Kindler of the Stars
Irmo
Lórien; Master of Visions and Dreams
Vána
the Ever-young; wife of Oromë
Estë
the Gentle; Lady of Healing and Sleep
Vairë
the Weaver; wife of Mandos
Manwë
Súlimo; the Elder King; King of Arda
Oromë
Aldaron; the Great Rider; the Hunter; Araw
Yavanna
Kementári; the Giver of Fruits
Tulkas
Astaldo; the Strong; delight and joy of the Valar
Nienna
the Mourner; Lady of Mercy and Sorrow
Aulë
The Smith; lord of all crafts
Námo
Mandos; Doomsman of the Valar; keeper of the Halls of the Dead
Ulmo
Lord of Waters; Master of the Deep
Nessa
the Swift; the Dancer; wife of Tulkas
Eru Ilúvatar
The One; the Allfather; the Creator
Sauron
Gorthaur; the Abhorred; lieutenant of Morgoth, then the Dark Lord
Melkor
the mighty of the Ainur, who became Morgoth
Gothmog
Lord of the Balrogs; High-captain of Angband
Angband
Hell of Iron; the great fortress of Morgoth
Utumno
the first fortress of Melkor; the deeps of the North
Nan Dungortheb
the Valley of Dreadful Death; the land of the spiders
Ered Engrin
the Iron Mountains of the far north
Thangorodrim
the Mountains of Oppression; the towers of smoke above Angband
The Morgai
the inner ridge of Mordor beneath the dark mountains
Ered Lithui
the Ash Mountains; the northern wall of Mordor
Taur-nu-Fuin
the forest under night; the darkness of Dorthonion
Cirith Gorgor
the great pass of Mordor, where the Morannon was built
Ered Gorgoroth
the Mountains of Terror; the southern wall of the shadow
Nurnen
the inland sea of Mordor and the lands of its shore
The Ephel Dúath
the Mountains of Shadow; the western wall of Mordor
Araman
the northern waste of Aman
Helcaraxë
the Grinding Ice; the strait of terror
Valmar
the city of the Valar; the burg of the gods
Taniquetil
the highest peak; the throne of Manwë
Aman
the Blessed Realm; the Undying Lands
Formenos
the northern fortress of Fëanor; where the Silmarils were kept
Tol Eressëa
the Lonely Isle; the isle of the Elves
Alqualondë
the Swan-haven; the city of the Teleri
Túna
the green hill of Tirion
Valinor
the Land of the Valar; the realm behind the mountains
Tirion
the city of the Noldor upon Túna
Ilmarin
the halls of Manwë upon Taniquetil
Halls of Mandos
the Houses of the Dead; the waiting-place of the Elves
Lórien (Valinor)
the gardens of Irmo and Estë in Valinor
The Sea of Rhûn
the great eastern inland sea of the wide lands
The Trollshaws
the troll-haunted woodlands east of Rivendell
Emyn Muil
the barren hills above the Falls of Rauros
The Midgewater Marshes
the miry fenlands west of the Weather Hills
Rivendell
Imladris; the Last Homely House east of the Sea; the house of Elrond
The Fords of Isen
the shallow ford of the river Isen at the west-gate of Rohan
Helm's Deep
the gorge of the Hornburg; the refuge and last battle of the Mark
Amon Dîn
the silent watch-hill; the first of the beacons
The Hill
the green mound of Hobbiton beneath which Bag End was dug
The Nimrodel
the bright stream of Lórien, named of the Elf-maid
Minas Morgul
the Tower of the Moon, taken by the Morgul-host
The Tower Hills
the Emyn Beraid; the White Towers west of the Shire
Caras Galadhon
the city of the Golden Wood, the dwelling of Celeborn and Galadriel
The North Downs
the highlands of the North-kingdom about Fornost
Buckland
the Bucklander country east of the Brandywine River
Amon Hen
the Hill of the Eye; the Seat of Seeing above the Falls
Henneth Annûn
the Window of the Sunset; the refuge of Ithilien
Lebennin
the green land of the rivers
Dale
the North-town of the vale of the Running River; the kingdom of Bard
The Argonath
the Gates of the Kings; the Pillars of the Kings at the north-gate of Gondor
The Iron Hills
the eastern land of the Dwarves of the line of Durin
The Gladden Fields
the marshy mire where Isildur perished and the Ring was lost
Hobbiton
the chief village of the Shire, at the west end of the East-farthing
The Rammas Echor
the great wall of the Pelennor about the fields of Gondor
The Falls of Rauros
the great falls of the Anduin beneath Amon Hen
The Hoarwell
the Mitheithel; the grey river of the eastern wild
The Hall of Fire
the great hearth-hall of Elrond at Rivendell
Bucklebury Ferry
the wooden ferry across the Brandywine into the Buckland
Bree
the village of Men and hobbits upon the Road to the East
Edoras
the capital of Rohan; the seat of the kings of the Mark
The Glittering Caves
Aglarond; the jewel-caves behind the Hornburg
The Greenway
the old North-South Road, the forgotten way to Gondor
Dol Amroth
the coast-princedom; the castle by the Bay of Belfalas
The Black Gate
the Morannon; the gate of Mordor
The Party Tree
the great tree by which the Long-expected Party was held
Bag End
the hole of the Baggins family upon the Hill at Hobbiton
The Old Forest
the ancient woods beyond the Hedge, where Tom Bombadil dwelt
The Woody End
the old silent woods of the eastern Shire
The Fields of Cormallen
the green field in Ithilien where the Ring-bearers were honoured
Weathertop
Amon Sûl; the Hill of the Wind, the tower of the North-kingdom
Rohan
the Riddermark; the land of the Horse-lords
The Field of Celebrant
the meadow where Eorl saved Gondor and the Oath was sworn
Esgaroth
Lake-town upon the Long Lake; the town of the Lake-men
Rhosgobel
the dwelling of Radagast the Brown, on the eaves of Mirkwood
Mount Gundabad
the great northern stronghold of the North, fist-built of Orcs
The Woodland Realm
the realm of the Elf-king Thranduil in the North of Mirkwood
Belfalas
the coast of the Sea; the great bay of the South
The Westfold
the western country of Rohan beneath the mountains
The Dead Marshes
the fenland of the candles
The High Pass
the pass of the Misty Mountains on the old road to the East
Angmar
the evil realm of the Witch-king in the far North
The Wellinghall
the great hall of Treebeard in the depths of Fangorn
The Three-Farthing Stone
the milestone at the meeting of the Shire's farthings
The Redhorn Gate
the high pass beneath the cruel peak Caradhras
Ettenmoors
the desolate troll-fells east of Rivendell
The Paths of the Dead
the road under the Stone of Erech
Crickhollow
the snug little house in the north of Buckland
The Stone of Erech
the black stone of the isle where the Dead were sworn
The Green Dragon
the friendly inn at the Dock in Hobbiton
The Brandywine Bridge
the great stone bridge over the Brandywine on the East Road
The Barrow-downs
the low hills of the tombs of the dead, haunted by the Barrow-wights
The Shire
the land of the hobbits in Eriador
The Fords of Bruinen
the crossing of the Loudwater where the flood came down
Cair Andros
the Ship-fortress; the island in the Anduin
Dol Guldur
the Hill of Sorcery; the fortress of the Necromancer
Erebor
the Lonely Mountain; the fortress-hall of the King under the Mountain
Fornost
the ruined northern capital of the old kingdom of Arnor
The Withered Heath
the desolate dragon-country north of the Grey Mountains
The Last Bridge
the stone bridge over the Hoarwell on the old road
The Derndingle
the green dell where the Ents kept their last council
The Great East Road
the old highway across Eriador and the Shire
The Brandywine
the great river of the Shire; the Baranduin
The Carrock
the great island-rock of the Anduin, home of the honey-farm
Gondolin
the Hidden City; the Yeomen of Tumladen; the last fortress of the Noldor
Tol-in-Gaurhoth
the Isle of Werewolves; the tower of Sauron
Nargothrond
the Caverns of the Narog; the cave-court of Finrod
Ered Wethrin
the Mountains of Shadow; the wall that fenced Hithlum
Amon Rûdh
the Bald Hill; the lair of the outlaws
Menegroth
the Thousand Caves; the halls of Thingol
The Ringwil
the stream of the High Faroth beside Nargothrond
Amon Gwareth
the Hill of Watch; the hill in Tumladen whereon Gondolin stood
Pass of Anach
the defile south of Dimbar leading toward Nan Dungortheb
Himlad
the plain of the Noldor east of the head of Doriath
The Echoriath
the Encircling Mountains about the hidden vale of Gondolin
Vinyamar
the by-the-sea house of Turgon; the place of the waiting gear
The Encircling Mountains
the Echoriath; the ring of mountains about Gondolin
Ered Luin
the Blue Mountains; the eastern wall of Beleriand
Belegost
Mickleburg; the sister-mansion of Nogrod
Mithrim
the land of the lake; the first realm of the Noldor (and of Fingolfin)
Lake Helevorn
the black-glass lake of Thargelion
The Sirion
the great river of Beleriand
The Ginglith
the stream of the Woods of Núath
The Malduin
the Golden River of the north
Ossiriand
the land of the Seven Rivers; the realm of the Green-elves
Eithel Ivrin
the fountains and Pools of Ivrin, source of the Narog
Ladros
the lordship of the House of Bëor in the north
Nogrod
Dwarf-hollow; the one of the two great Dwarf-cities
The Fens of Serech
the marsh at the meeting of the Rivil and the Sirion
Beleriand
the land of the First Age; the north-west lands of Middle-earth
The Aros
the border-river of Doriath
Haudh-en-Nirnaeth
the Mound of the Tears; the other name of the Mound of the Slain
Ard-galen
the green plain; the battlefield of the north
Brilthor
one of the rivers of Ossiriand
Tumladen
the Hidden Vale; the plain of Gondolin
The Anduin
the Great River; 'the Long River' of the East
The Gate of the Noldor
Annon-in-Gelydh; the hidden gate in the hills of Dor-lómin
Fen of Serech
the fenland at the Sirion's head; the valour of Húrin and Huor
The Havens of the Falas
Brithombar and Eglarest, the two sea-havens of Círdan
Barad Eithel
the fortress of the Elves at the Eithel Sirion
The Havens of Sirion
the last refuge of the Elves at the mouths of the Sirion
The Mindeb
the northern recess of the Sirion's tribute; border-river of Doriath
Adurant
the Doublestream; the southernmost river of Ossiriand
Tol Galen
the Green Isle; the home of Beren and Lúthien
Ered Lómin
the Echoing Mountains; the north-west wall of Hithlum
Nan Elmoth
the wood of enchantment; the forest of Eöl and the meeting-place of Thingol
The Firth of Drengist
the inlet of the Sea in the north-west of Beleriand
Neldoreth
the beech-forest of Doriath
The Esgalduin
the river under shade; the river of Doriath
Losgar
the place of the burning of the ships
Dor-Cúarthol
the Land of Bow and Helm; the realm of the Two Captains
Nan-tathren
the Land of Willows at the mouth of the Sirion
Hithlum
the land of mist; the realm of the Noldor kings
Tharbad
the crossing of the Gwathló; the frontier city of the old realm
The Ford of Brithiach
the ford of the Sirion below the northern pass
Nivrim
the west-march wood of Doriath across the Teiglin
Lammoth
the place of the Echoing Voices
The Silverlode
the bright river of Lórien, the Celebrant
Dorthonion
the land of the pines; the high marches of the north
Thargelion
the land between the rivers; the east march of the Fëanorians
Eithel Sirion
the well-spring of the Sirion beneath the Ered Wethrin
Legolin
one of the rivers of Ossiriand
Amon Ereb
the Lonely Hill of the east
Cabed-en-Aras
the leaping-deer's ravine; Nienor's leap
Balar
the island refuge off the mouths of the Sirion
Dimbar
the land between the rivers; the deserted marches
Nevrast
the hollow land by the sea; the early realm of Turgon
Ivrin
the glassy lake from which the Narog rose
Duilwen
one of the rivers of Ossiriand
Talath Dirnen
the Guarded Plain before the gates of Nargothrond
Doriath
the Guarded Realm; the Land of the Girdle
Cuiviénen
the Water of Awakening; where the Elves first woke
Eglarest
the haven of the Falas; one of Círdan's ports
Dor Dínen
the Silent Land; the waste region between Mindeb and Esgalduin
Brithombar
the haven of the Falas; the port of the shipwrights
The Narog
the river of Nargothrond
Mount Rerir
the high peak at the head of the Gelion
Estolad
the Camp of the Edain; the first settlement of Men in Beleriand
Cirith Ninniach
the Rainbow Cleft; the pass of the sea-wind
The Island of Balar
the great isle of refuge in the Bay of Balar
The Crissaegrim
the home of the Eagles above the vale of Gondolin
Sarn Athrad
the Ford of Stones; the crossing of the Gelion
Thalos
one of the rivers of Ossiriand
Dor-lómin
the land of shadows; the home of the House of Hador
The Teiglin
the river of Brethil
Haudh-en-Elleth
the Mound of the Elf-maiden; Finduilas' tomb
Gelion
the great river of the east
Anfauglith
the Dust-desert; the scorched plain of Ard-galen
Havens of Sirion
the refuge at the river-mouth; the last haven of the age
The Pass of Aglon
the cold defile between Dorthonion and Himring
Brethil
the forest of the Haladin; the land of the Teiglin
Himring
the Hill of Maedhros; the March of the Noldor
Mount Taras
the mountain of Nevrast at the western shore
The Celon
the slender stream of Himlad
Haudh-en-Ndengin
the Mound of the Slain; the grave-mound of the Nirnaeth
The Fords of Brithiach
the great ford of the upper Sirion
Tol Sirion
the isle of the Sirion at the northern pass, that became Tol-in-Gaurhoth
Ascar
the rushing river of Ossiriand, later Rathlóriel
Fangorn
the forest of Treebeard; the long vale of the Ents
The Gwathló
the Greyflood; the great river of the fens
Eregion
Hollin; the realm of the Elven-smiths
Lothlórien
the Golden Wood; the realm of Galadriel and Celeborn
Misty Mountains
the Hithaeglir; the great spine of the West
Orthanc
the Fang of the Rock; the tower of Isengard
Khazad-dûm
the Dwarf-realm under the Misty Mountains, Delving of the Longbeards
The Enchanted River
the black and magic-brewed stream of the great forest
Rómenna
the great eastern haven of Númenor
Minas Tirith
the Tower of Guard; the citadel of Gondor
Osgiliath
the Citadel of the Stars; the old capital of Gondor
Cirith Ungol
the pass of the Tower of the Spider; the cleft of the Ephel Dúath
Anórien
the Sunlending; the land of the beacon-hills
Morgulduin
the stream of the Vale of the Spider; the dark water of Minas Morgul
Mordor
the Black Land; the realm of Sauron
Pelargir
the Garth of the Royal Ships; the great haven of the Anduin
Meneltarma
the Pillar of Heaven; the holy mountain of Númenor
The Doors of Durin
the West-gate of Moria, the elven-made doors of the Second Age
Ost-in-Edhil
the city of the Gwaith-i-Mírdain in Eregion at the West-door of Khazad-dûm
The Dimrill Dale
the valley before the East-gate of Moria beneath the mountains
Ithilien
the Moon-land; the garden of Gondor
Mirkwood
the Great Wood; the Forest of the spider and the shadow
Eldalondë
the Haven of the Eldar on the west of Númenor
Eriador
the land between the Misty Mountains and the Sea; the region of the later North-kingdoms
The Temple of Melkor
the great shrine of the Darkness in Armenelos
Gondor
the Stone-land; the South-kingdom of the Dúnedain
Umbar
the great haven of the Númenóreans in the South
Isengard
Angrenost; the fortress of Saruman; the Ring of Isengard
Lindon
the land of the last Noldor; the realm of Gil-galad and Círdan
The Grey Havens
Mithlond; the last haven of the Eldar in Middle-earth
Andúnië
the Elf-haven of the west of Númenor
Orodruin
Mount Doom; the burning mountain of Mordor
Armenelos
the royal city of Númenor
Moria
Khazad-dûm; the Dwarf-mansion beneath the mountains
Barad-dûr
the Dark Tower; the fortress of Sauron
Ered Mithrin
the Grey Mountains; held by Durin's folk, haunted of dragons
Númenor
Westernesse; the island-kingdom of the Dúnedain
Arnor
the Northern Kingdom; the realm of the heirs of Isildur
Ered Nimrais
the White Mountains; the great wall of the South-kingdom
Lond Daer
the Great Haven (Vinyalondë) of the Númenóreans on the Gwathló
The Two Towers
the second volume of The Lord of the Rings (1954)
The Appendices
the annals, genealogies and calendars at the end of The Lord of the Rings
The Hobbit
or There and Back Again; the tale of the Quest of Erebor
The Return of the King
the third volume of The Lord of the Rings (1955)
The Fellowship of the Ring
the first volume of The Lord of the Rings (1954)
The Lord of the Rings
the great successor-tale of the War of the Ring
Of the Voyage of Eärendil
Eärendil the Mariner and the coming to Valinor
Aldarion and Erendis
the Mariner's Wife; the great tale of the Second Age kings
The Fall of Gondolin (book)
the 2018 edition of the tale of the hidden city
The Tale of Turambar
the earliest prose of Túrin (Book of Lost Tales, HoME 2)
Narn i Chîn Húrin
the Tale of the Children of Húrin
The Tale of Tuor
the fullest fragment of the Tuor-story
The Fall of Númenor (book)
the 2022 collection of the Second Age
The Tale of Tinúviel
the earliest prose of Beren and Lúthien (Book of Lost Tales, HoME 2)
The Children of Húrin (book)
the 2007 edition of the Narn
Beren and Lúthien (book)
the 2017 edition of the great tale
The Great Tales
the three great tales of the legendarium and their 2007, 2017, 2018 standalone editions
Lay of the Children of Húrin
the verse saga of Túrin; the alliterative epic
The Tale of the Fall of Gondolin
the earliest prose of Tuor and of Gondolin's ruin (Book of Lost Tales, HoME 2)
Lay of Leithian
release from bondage; the poetic form of the tale of Beren and Lúthien
Bilbo's Last Song
the single poem of the Ring-bearer's parting, 1974
The Nature of Middle-earth
the late essays of cosmology and the growth of the world, ed. 2021
Unfinished Tales
the collections of the unfinished and late stories
The Fall of Númenor (2022)
the Second Age narrative and commentary, edited 2022
The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien
the 1981 collection, ed. Humphrey Carpenter and Christopher Tolkien — the authorial gloss on the legendarium
The Tale of Years of the Second Age
the annals and chronology of the Second Age
The Disaster of the Gladden Fields
the death of Isildur and the loss of the Ring
The Road Goes Ever On
the song-cycle of Tolkien and Donald Swann, 1967
The Adventures of Tom Bombadil
the collection of poems from the Red Book, 1962
Cirion and Eorl and the Friendship of Gondor and Rohan
the oath of Eorl and the gift of Calenardhon
Aldarion and Erendis: The Mariner's Wife
the tale of the Ship-kings and a marriage that failed
The Quest of Erebor
Gandalf's account of the dwarves' journey of the Third Age
The Hunt for the Ring
Gandalf and Aragorn seek Gollum; the quest-lore of the Ring
The History of Galadriel and Celeborn
the long essay of the Second Age: Eregion, the friendship, and the Passing
Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age
the fifth Book; the ending of the published Silmarillion
Quenta Silmarillion
the Tale of the Silmarils; the third Book
Akallabêth
the Downfall of Númenor; the fourth Book
Ainulindalë
the Music of the Ainur; the first of the Books of the Silmarillion
Valaquenta
the Account of the Valar and Maiar
Quenta Noldorinwa
the earliest full prose form of the Silmarillion
The Silmarillion (the book)
the 1977 edition; the assembly of the legendarium
Ambarkanta
the Shape of the World; the cosmology of the early legendarium
The War of the Jewels
HoME 11 — the later Annals and Quenta of the First Age, the Wanderings of Húrin, and Quendi and Eldar
Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth
the Debate of Finrod and Andreth; the dialogue on Elves and Men
The Lost Road
HoME 5 — the Akallabêth texts and the time-travel story of the Fall of Númenor
The War of the Ring
HoME 8 — the battles and the approach of the end of The Lord of the Rings
The Ambarkanta
the Shape of the World; the essays and maps of the cosmos
Grey Annals
the annals of the First Age of Beleriand
The Book of Lost Tales
HoME 1-2 — the original legendarium of the 1910s: the Cottage of Lost Play and the first Tales
Annals of Aman
the early annals; the chronology of the Years of the Trees
The Annals of Beleriand
the early annals of the First Age
Myths Transformed
the late revision-essays on the Orcs, the Sun, and the shape of Arda (Morgoth's Ring, HoME 10)
The Shaping of Middle-earth
HoME 4; the earliest Quenta and cosmology
The Cottage of Lost Play
the frame-tale of the Book of Lost Tales; Eriol's coming to Tol Eressëa
The Annals of Valinor
the early chronicle of the Blessed Realm (The Shaping of Middle-earth, HoME 4)
The Grey Annals
the late annals of the First Age, in the years of the Valar
Laws and Customs among the Eldar
the late essay on Elvish marriage, the fëa and hröa, and death (Morgoth's Ring, HoME 10)
The History of Middle-earth
HoME 1-12 — the twelve-volume edition of the legendarium's texts, from the earliest tales to the late writings
The Lost Road and Other Writings
the time-travel novel and the fifth volume of the History of Middle-earth
Morgoth's Ring
the chronicle of the elder myth in The History of Middle-earth, vol. 10
The Shibboleth of Fëanor
on names, pronunciation, and the kin-strife (The Peoples of Middle-earth, HoME 12)
The War of the Ring (HoME 8)
the chronicle of the last war as Tolkien wrote it
The Drowning of Anadûnê
the early Akallabêth-prose (Sauron Defeated, HoME 9)
The Notion Club Papers
the contemporary-England tale of dream and memory (Sauron Defeated, HoME 9)
The Treason of Isengard
HoME 7 — the drafting of the middle books of The Lord of the Rings
Sauron Defeated
HoME 9 — the Notion Club Papers, the epilogue, and the end of the Third Age tale
The Lays of Beleriand
HoME 3; the great poems
The Return of the Shadow
HoME 6 — the first drafts of The Lord of the Rings
Quenta Silmarillion — Chapters
an index of the twenty-four chapters of the published Quenta
The Book of Lost Tales Part Two
the second part of the earliest legendarium
The Peoples of Middle-earth
HoME 12 — genealogies, the Istari, the Dwarves' lore, and the late texts of the Third Age
The Lhammas
the languages-of-the-world tract (The Lost Road and Other Writings, HoME 5)
Quenta 19 — Of Beren and Lúthien
Chapter 19 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 11 — Of the Sun and Moon and the Hiding of Valinor
Chapter 11 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 13 — Of the Return of the Noldor
Chapter 13 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 15 — Of the Noldor in Beleriand
Chapter 15 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 23 — Of Tuor and the Fall of Gondolin
Chapter 23 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 1 — Of the Beginning of Days
Chapter 1 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 24 — Of the Voyage of Eärendil and the War of Wrath
Chapter 24 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 18 — Of the Ruin of Beleriand and the Fall of Fingolfin
Chapter 18 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 22 — Of the Ruin of Doriath
Chapter 22 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 12 — Of Men
Chapter 12 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 16 — Of Maeglin
Chapter 16 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 17 — Of the Coming of Men into the West
Chapter 17 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 3 — Of the Coming of the Elves and the Captivity of Melkor
Chapter 3 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 14 — Of Beleriand and its Realms
Chapter 14 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 2 — Of Aulë and Yavanna
Chapter 2 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 5 — Of Eldamar and the Princes of the Eldalië
Chapter 5 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 9 — Of the Flight of the Noldor
Chapter 9 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 20 — Of the Fifth Battle: Nirnaeth Arnoediad
Chapter 20 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 8 — Of the Darkening of Valinor
Chapter 8 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 6 — Of Fëanor and the Unchaining of Melkor
Chapter 6 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 7 — Of the Silmarils and the Unrest of the Noldor
Chapter 7 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 4 — Of Thingol and Melian
Chapter 4 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 10 — Of the Sindar
Chapter 10 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Quenta 21 — Of Túrin Turambar
Chapter 21 of the Quenta Silmarillion
Witch-king of Angmar
the Lord of the Nazgûl; the chief of the Ringwraiths
Arathorn
the father of Aragorn; the sixteenth Chieftain of the Dúnedain
Tar-Meneldur
the star-gazer; the fifth King of Númenor, father of Tar-Aldarion
Barliman Butterbur
the landlord of the Prancing Pony at Bree
Helm Hammerhand
the mighty King of Rohan, whose name is the Deep and the horn
Beorn
the skin-changer; the great man of the Vales of Anduin
Berúthiel
the Queen Berúthiel; the cats of the queen of Gondor
The Master of Lake-town
the thrice-elected Master; the merchant prince of the Long Lake
Erkenbrand
the Lord of the Westfold of Rohan
The Princes of Dol Amroth
the Swan-lords of the Bay of Belfalas
Erendis
the Mariner's Wife; queen of Tar-Aldarion
Faramir
Faramir, son of Denethor; Captain of the Rangers of Ithilien; Prince of Ithilien
Eärnur
the last King of Gondor; the victim of the Witch-king's challenge
Gríma
Gríma Wormtongue; the counsellor of Rohan
Denethor II
Denethor, son of Ecthelion II; the ruling Steward of Gondor at the time of the War of the Ring
Bard
Bard the Bowman; the slayer of Smaug; the founder of the Line of Dale
Tar-Minastir
the eleventh King of Númenor; who aided Gil-galad against Sauron
The Kings of Rohan
the line of the Horse-lords from Eorl to the heir
Eorl the Young
the founding King of the Rohirrim; the giver of the Oath
Éowyn
Éowyn, daughter of Éomund; the Lady of Rohan; the shieldmaiden; later Lady of Ithilien
Éomer
Éomer, son of Éomund; the Third Marshal of the Riddermark; later King of Rohan
The Stewards of Gondor
the Ruling Stewards who governed the South-kingdom
Isildur
the son of Elendil; the taker of the One Ring
Tar-Ancalimë
the first Ruling Queen of Númenor; daughter of Tar-Aldarion
Ghan-buri-Ghan
the chieftain of the Woses who guided the Rohirrim
Imrahil
the Prince of Dol Amroth; the Swan-knight; uncle of Boromir and Faramir
Tar-Ciryatan
the Ship-king; the twelfth King of Númenor, friend of the oars
Tar-Elendil
Parmaitë the Star-friend; the fourth King of Númenor
Théodred
the son of Théoden; the heir of the Mark; the fall at the Fords of Isen
Théoden
Théoden Ednew; King of Rohan; the King of the Golden Hall
Halbarad
the kinsman and standard-bearer of Aragorn
Anárion
the son of Elendil; the co-founder of Gondor
Elendil
the Tall; the Lord of the Faithful; father of the Realms of Exiles
Aragorn
Elessar; Strider; the Heir of Isildur; King of Gondor and Arnor
Ar-Gimilzôr
the last of the rebellious kings before the return of the Faithful
Cirion
the Steward of Gondor who swore the Oath of Eorl
Beregond
the Guard of the Citadel who befriended Pippin
The Kings of Gondor
the line of the South-kingdom from Elendil to Elessar
Eriol
the Wanderer; the hearer of the Lost Tales
Amandil
the lord of Andúnië; the father of Elendil
The Mouth of Sauron
the Dark Tower's herald; the most terrible of its servants
Eärnil
the naval King of Gondor who broke the Wainriders
Arvedui
the last king of Arnor, lost in the ice of the North
Ar-Pharazôn
the Golden; the last King of Númenor
Tar-Palantír
the Farsighted; the twenty-fourth and penultimate King of Númenor
Mardil
the first of the Ruling Stewards; the wise ward of the king's memory
Tar-Aldarion
the Mariner; the sixth King of Númenor
Tar-Atanamir
the Unhappy; the thirteenth King, first to rebel against the Valar
Ar-Adûnakhôr
the Lord of the West; the twentieth King, first of the King's title
Gilraen
the mother of Aragorn; the lady of the Dúnedain
Ioreth
the wise old woman of the Houses of Healing in Minas Tirith
Boromir
Boromir, son of Denethor; Captain of Gondor; one of the Fellowship of the Ring
Beren
the one-handed; the Man who wed an Elf and won a Silmaril
Elwing
the white-winged; Luthien's niece; bearer of the Silmaril
Eärendil
the Mariner; the Star of the West; father of Elrond and Elros
Arwen
Undómiel; the Evenstar; daughter of Elrond and wife of Aragorn
Nimloth
the fair Green-elf; wife of Dior; mother of Elwing
Elros
Tar-Minyatur; the first King of Númenor; the Half-elven who chose Men
Elrond
the Half-elven; the Healer; lord of Rivendell (later)
Dior
Eluchíl; father of Elwing; the doomed heir of Doriath
Eluréd and Elurín
the twin sons of Dior; the lost children of Doriath
Lúthien
Tinúviel; the Nightingale; the fairest of the Children
Celebrían
the daughter of Galadriel and Celeborn; the lady of Rivendell
Elladan and Elrohir
the twin sons of Elrond and Celebrían; the brothers of Arwen
The Great Goblin
the king of the goblins of the Misty Mountains
Gorbag
a captain of the Orcs of Minas Morgul at Cirith Ungol
Shagrat
the captain of the black Orcs of the Dark Tower at Cirith Ungol
Azog
the Orc-chieftain of Moria who slew Thrór
Bolg
the goblin-general of the North; the son of Azog
Gandalf
the Grey Pilgrim; Mithrandir; Olórin; one of the Istari
Radagast
Aiwendil; Radagast the Brown; the friend of beasts
Saruman
Curunír; Saruman the White; the head of the White Council who fell
The Blue Wizards
Alatar and Pallando; the two of the Istari who went into the East
Frodo
Frodo Baggins; the Ring-bearer of the Quest
Rose
Rose Cotton; the wife of Samwise Gamgee and the mother of Elanor
Bilbo
Bilbo Baggins; the burglar of Erebor; the discoverer of the Ring
Déagol
the hobbit who found the Ring in the Gladden Fields
Samwise
Samwise Gamgee; the gardener of Bag End; the other Ring-bearer
Pippin
Peregrin Took; a hobbit of the Fellowship; the Thain of the Shire
Farmer Cotton
the sturdy farmer of the East-farthing, father of Rose
Lobelia Sackville-Baggins
the grasping cousin of the Bagginses who coveted Bag End
The Brandybucks
the masters of Buckland at the Brandywine
Thorin
Thorin Oakenshield; King under the Mountain in exile; leader of the Quest of Erebor
The Gamgees
the simple and faithful gardeners family of Hobbiton
Gollum
Sméagol; the wretch of the Mere; the finder of the Ring
Farmer Maggot
the sturdy hobbit of the Marish, keeper of the good mushrooms
The Tooks
the adventurous old family of the Great Smials of Tuckborough
Will Whitfoot
the Mayor of Michel Delving
The Baggins Family
the numerous and respectable family of the west-farthing
The Gaffer
Hamfast Gamgee; the gardener of Bag End, father of Samwise
Merry
Meriadoc Brandybuck; the Master of Buckland
The Old Took
Gerontius Took; the long-lived chief of the Tooks
Thrór
the father of Thráin; the murdered King under the Mountain
Óin
a dwarf of the Company; one of Thorin's twelve
Gimli
Gimli son of Glóin; the Dwarf of the Fellowship
Fili
a prince of the line of Durin; the eldest of Thorin's nephews
The Kings of Durin's Line
Durin and his heirs; the lords of the Longbeards
Bombur
the fat dwarf of the Company; ever hungry
Dori
a dwarf of the Company; the strong porter of the group
Balin
an old and wise dwarf; the lord of the expedition's company
Ori
a dwarf of the Company; the youngest historian
Dáin
Dáin Ironfoot; the Lord of the Iron Hills; King under the Mountain
Nori
a dwarf of the Company
Thráin
Thráin II; the father of Thorin; the last messenger of the Mountain
Glóin
a dwarf of the Company; father of Gimli
Dwalin
a dwarf of the Company; the companion of Balin on his errands
Durin
the Deathless; the eldest of the Seven Fathers of the Dwarves
Bofur
a dwarf of the Company
Kili
a prince of the line of Durin; the younger of Thorin's nephews
Bifur
a dwarf of the Company; one of the twelve
Aerin
kinswoman of Húrin in Dor-lómin
Húrin
Húrin Thalion; the Steadfast; the Lord of Dor-lómin
Brodda
the Easterling lord to whom Aerin was given
Gorlim
the Unhappy; the betrayer of Barahir
Hador
Hador Lórindol; the Golden-haired; father of the third house
Haldar
the twin brother of Haleth; the son of Haldad of the Haladin
Emeldir
the Manhearted; the mother of Beren
Haleth
the chieftainess of the Haladin; lady of Brethil
Nienor
Níniel; the sister-wife; the last of the children of Húrin
Eilinel
Lalaith
the child of laughter; the lost sister
Rían
the seeker; the mother of Tuor
Andreth
Uldor
the traitor lord of the Easterlings who was cursed
Belegund
of the house of Bëor; the brother of Baragund and father of Rían
Morwen
Eledhwen; the lady of Dor-lómin; the mother of Túrin
Túrin
Turambar; the Children of Húrin's doom-bearer; the Black Sword
Sador
Labadal; the woodman of Dor-lómin; Túrin's friend
Gundor
Tuor
the Messenger of Ulmo; lord of the foaming wave
Bór
the faithful Easterling whose sons fell in the great defence
Haldad
Bëor
Bëor the Old; the Father of Men; lord of the first house
Ulfang
the Black; the lord of the Easterlings; the traitor of the Nirnaeth
Huor
the silent; the father of Tuor
Baragund
lord of the house of Bëor; the father of Morwen
Mîm
the petty-dwarf of Amon Rûdh; the keeper of the hidden halls
Galdor
Barahir
the father of Beren; the hero of Dorthonion
Maeglin
the dark-eyed; the traitor of Gondolin
Círdan
the Shipwright; lord of the Grey Havens; the keeper of the Third Ring
Amdír
the father of Amroth; the king of the Silvan Elves of Lórien
Haldir
the March-warden of Lothlórien
Amroth
king of Lórien; the lover of Nimrodel, lost in the Bay of Belfalas
Denethor (Nandor)
the Green-elf prince who fell at the First Battle
Beleg
Beleg Cúthalion; the great bow; the friend of Túrin
Lenwë
Mablung
Mablung of the Heavy Hand; Chief of the March-wardens of Doriath
Saeros
the haughty counsellor of Doriath; the enemy of Túrin's youth
Thingol
Elu Thingol; the Grey-cloak; King of Doriath
Celeborn
the lord of Doriath; the husband of Galadriel
Daeron
the minstrel of Doriath; the invention of the runes
Legolas
Legolas Greenleaf; the Elf of the Woodland Realm
Olwë
King of the Teleri in Aman; lord of Alqualondë
Ingwë
High King of the Vanyar; the greatest of the Elven-kings
Thranduil
the Elvenking of the Woodland Realm; father of Legolas
Eöl
the Dark Elf; the smith of Nan Elmoth
Gildor
Gildor Inglorion; the wandering High Elf met in the Shire
Amras
the young twin; the last of the twins' fire
Caranthir
the Dark; the grimmest of the sons of Fëanor
Gelmir
Maedhros
the Tall; eldest son of Fëanor; lord of Himring
Elemmírë
the Vanyar poet who made the lament of the Two Trees
Finarfin
the son who stayed; King of the Noldor in Valinor
Nerdanel
the wise; the wife of Fëanor; mother of the seven sons
Salgant
lord of the House of the Harp; the faint-hearted counsellor
Aredhel
the White; the princess who wed the Dark Elf
Celebrimbor
the Elven-smith; maker of the Three Rings
Amarië
the Elf-maid of the Vanyar whom Finrod loved and left
Fëanor
Curufinwë; the maker of the Silmarils; the Oath-bearer
Finduilas
the daughter of Orodreth; the princess who loved Túrin
Turgon
King of Gondolin; the Wise; the hidden king
Rúmil
the Loremaster of Tirion; deviser of the first letters
Elemmakil
warden of the outer gate of Gondolin
Galadriel
Nerwen; the Lady of the Noldor; the silver light of the Eldar
Curufin
the Crafty; the father of Celebrimbor
Aegnor
lord of the highlands; the brother who chose the war
Gwindor
the lord of Nargothrond; the broken friend
Findis
the daughter of Finwë and Indis; the elder sister of Fingolfin and Finarfin
Finrod Felagund
the Friend of Men; King of Nargothrond; the faithful
Indis
the Fair; second wife of Finwë; mother of Fingolfin and Finarfin
Celegorm
the Fair; the hunter; master of Huan
Amrod
the young twin; the one burned at Losgar (per the final text)
Elenwë
the lady of the Teleri who came over the ice
Eärwen
the Telerin lady; wife of Finarfin; mother of Galadriel
Argon
Arakáno; the third son of Fingolfin; the first slain of the house
Quennar i Onótimo
the chronicler of the Eldar
Glorfindel
the Golden-flower; the lord who fell at the Pass of the Eagles
Fingon
the Valiant; High King who fell at the Nirnaeth
Orodreth
King of Nargothrond after Finrod; the lord of the thwarted counsel
Idril
Idril Celebrindal; the Silver-footed; the lady of the rainbow
Maglor
the singer; the Káno; the one who kept the Oath's last hour
Lalwen
Írimë; daughter of Finwë and Indis; sister of Fingolfin
Galdor of Gondolin
a lord of Gondolin; of the House of the Tree of Gold
Ecthelion
of the Fountain; the lord who slew Gothmog
Anairë
wife of Fingolfin; the lady of the House of Finwë in Aman
Pengolodh
the Loremaster of the Noldor; the Sage of Gondolin
Finwë
High King of the Noldor; father of the Fëanorians
Voronwë
the Steadfast; the mariner whom Ulmo sent to guide Tuor to Gondolin
Fingolfin
High King of the Noldor; the challenger of Morgoth
Angrod
lord of Dorthonion; the fair-spoken prince
Míriel
Serindë; the Needle-woman; mother of Fëanor
Gil-galad
the last High King of the Noldor; the King of Lindon
Egalmoth
lord of the Tower of Snow; of the Heavenly Arch
Teleri
The Last-comers; the Sea-elves; the third kindred
Noldor
The Deep Elves; the Wise; the Elves of the Fire
The Falathrim
the shore-elves of the Falas; the sea-folk of Círdan
Vanyar
The Fair Elves; the first kindred
Elves
Quendi; the Firstborn; the Elder Kindred
House of Finarfin
The third house of the Noldor; the Elf-friends
Silvan Elves
the Wood-elves; the Elves of Lothlórien and the great wood
Nandor
The Green-elves; the Laiquendi; the rivers-blind
House of Fingolfin
The second house of the Noldor; the House of the Proud
Avari
The Unwilling; the Dark Elves who refused the summons
Sindar
The Grey Elves; the Elu-thírim; Elves of the Twilight
House of Fëanor
The Sons of Fëanor; the Seven; the Oath-bearers
The Haradrim
the Southrons; the Men of the Sun whom Sauron drew
Easterlings
The Swarthy Men; the kindreds of the East
The Balchoth
the wagon-peoples of the South-east who assailed Gondor
The Corsairs of Umbar
the black-sailed pirates of the South, wolves of the sea
Éothéod
the Horse-people of the North; the ancestors of the Rohirrim
House of Bëor
the first house of the Edain; the house of Beren
The Dúnedain
the Men of the West; the descendants of the Faithful of Númenor
The King's Men
the party of the Downfall; the Lords of the Sea and their hosts
Beornings
the fierce kindred of the Bear-man Beorn
Wainriders
the wagon-warriors of the East who assailed Gondor
Men
Atani; the Followers; the Secondborn
Rangers of the North
the Dúnedain of Arnor; the silent guardians of Eriador
The Faithful
the Elf-friends of Númenor; the remnant that escaped the Drowning
House of Haleth
the small house of the woods; the Haladin
House of Hador
the golden third house; the great people of the North
The Black Númenóreans
the King's Men of the havens; the lords of the South in Sauron's shadow
Lossoth
the Snowmen of Forochel; the ice-folk of the far North