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Turambar's conquest of Rhûn was the last event of the first Easterling war and the first expansion of Gondor's power.
History[]
After King Turambar defeated the Easterlings on the field in TA 541 avenging his father's death, Turambar led Gondor's armies deep into Rhûn past the Sea of Rhûn.[1] All the lands east of Dagorlad, south of Rhovanion, north of the Ash Mountains, and west of the Sea of Rhûn fell to the might of Gondor. The conquest was complete by TA 550 and marked the foundation of the eastern territories of Gondor.[2]
Aftermath[]
Whether this meant that Gondor ruled over Easterlings or subjugated them is not known; only that these eastern territories became a province of the Kingdom of Gondor.[1][2] It is possible that the Easterling population was expelled from the territory and forced further east where they continued to live, as there is no mention of Easterlings being subjected by Gondor or rebelling in the eastern territories. This seems likely since new tribes of Easterlings, organized and still hostile to Gondor would appear though it would be nearly 800 years later.[1]
Translations[]
Foreign Language | Translated name |
Afrikaans | Verowering van Rhûn |
Albanian | Pushtimi i Rhûn |
Armenian | Ռհունի նվաճումը |
Azerbaijani | Rhûnin fəthi |
Basque | Rhûnren konkista |
Belarusian Cyrillic | Заваяванне Руна |
Bosnian | Osvajanje Rhûn |
Bulgarian Cyrillic | Завладяването на Рун |
Catalan | Conquesta de Rhûn |
Cebuano | Pagsakop sa Rhûn |
Chinese | 征服盧恩 |
Croatian | Osvajanje Rhûn |
Corsican | Conquista di Rhûn |
Czech | Dobytí Rhúnu |
Danish | Erobringen af Rhûn |
Dutch | Verovering van Rhûn |
Esperanto | Konkero de Rhûn |
Estonian | Rhûni vallutamine |
Finnish | Rhûnn valloitus |
Filipino | Pagsakop ng Rhûn |
French | Conquête de Rhûn |
Friulian | Concuiste di Rhûn |
Galician | Conquista de Rhûn |
Georgian | რუნის დაპყრობა |
German | Eroberung von Rhûn |
Greek | Κατάκτηση του Ρουν |
Hebrew | כיבוש רהון |
Hungarian | Rhûn meghódítása |
Icelandic | Landvinningur Rhûn |
Indonesian | Penaklukan Rhûn |
Italian | Conquista di Rhûn |
Japanese | リューンの征服 |
Korean | 룬 의 정복 |
Kyrgyz Cyrillic | Руну басып алуу |
Latvian | Rhûnas iekļaušana |
Lithuanian | Rhūno užkariavimas |
Luxembourgish | Eruewerung vu Rhûn |
Macedonian Cyrillic | Освојување на Рун |
Maltese | Konkwista ta' Rhûn |
Malaysian | Penaklukan Rhûn |
Norwegian | Erobringen av Rhûn |
Portuguese | Conquista de Rhûn |
Romanian | Cucerirea Rhûnlui |
Russian | Завоевание Рун |
Sardinian | Conchista de Rhûn |
Scottish Gaelic | Ceannsachadh Rhûn |
Serbian | Освајање Руна (Cyrillic) Osvajanje Runa (Latin) |
Shona | Kukundwa kweRhûn |
Sicilian | Cunquista di Rhûn |
Slovak | Podmanenie Rhúnu |
Slovenian | Osvojitev Rhûna |
Somali | Qabsashada Rhûn |
Spanish | Conquista de Rhûn |
Sundanese | Penaklukan Rhûn |
Swahili | Ushindi wa Rhûn |
Swedish | Erövringen av Rhûn |
Tajik Cyrillic | Фатҳи Рун |
Thai | การพิชิตรูน |
Turkish | Rhûn'nin Fethi |
Ukrainian Cyrillic | Завоювання Руну |
Vietnamese | Cuộc chinh phục Rhûn |
Welsh | Concwest Rhûn |
Yiddish | קאָנקוועסט פון רון |
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 The Lord of the Rings: Appendix A, "The Númenorean Kings", "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 The Atlas of Middle-earth 54-5