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Eldarion, the son of Aragorn and Arwen.

Eldarion

Biographical information

Other names

Scion of the Eldar

Titles

Prince of the Reunited Kingdom, King of the Reunited Kingdom

Date of birth

FO 43 ?

Year ascended to the throne

FO 120

Date of death

Unknown

Realms ruled

Reunited Kingdom (Arnor & Gondor)

Spouse

Unknown

Weapon

Andúril ?

Physical description

Race

Men-Elves Hybrid

Culture

Dúnedain, Men of Gondor

Gender

Male

Height

Hair color

Dark

Eye color

Green

Peter Jackson's Film Trilogy

Actor

Sadwyn Brophy (boy only)

Voice

Character

Eldarion (FO 43 ? - ?) was the only son of Aragorn Elessar and Arwen Undómiel, King and Queen of the Reunited Kingdoms of Gondor and Arnor in Middle-earth. Through his mother, Arwen Undómiel, he is the grandson of Lord Elrond and Lady Celebrian of Rivendell and the great-grandson of Lady Galadriel and Lord Celeborn of Lothlorien. Eldarion also had several unnamed sisters, whose fates are unknown.

According to Tolkien's timelines, Eldarion was born in the year 43 during the Fourth Age. He became King of the Reunited Kingdoms of Gondor and Arnor in the year FO 120, after his father Aragorn Elessar died. King Eldarion ruled until his death.

Of his rule little to nothing is known only that he probably maintained the peace and the borders of the Reunited Kingdom set down by his father, after the War of the Ring. One of the few known details concerning his time was the rise of a secret Melkor/Sauron worshipping cult.

Behind the scenesEdit

Tolkien had vague plans for a sequel to the Lord of the Rings trilogy called "The New Shadow", a story set sometime during King Eldarion's reign. However, Tolkien died before he could begin the sequel. For fear of marring Tolkien's legacy, it seems unlikely that any of his descendants would attempt to write this monumental series.

See alsoEdit

• Aragorn (father)
• Arwen (mother)

ReferencesEdit

• The Lord of the Rings: Appendix A, "The Númenorean Kings", "The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen"
• The Peoples of Middle-earth: The New Shadow

External linkEdit

• Eldarion at Tolkien Gateway