King of Rohan

The King of Rohan also known as the King(s) of the Mark was a title of nineteen recorded lords of the land of Rohan, from Eorl the Young who founded that land in the early 26th century of the Third Age to Elfwine, son of Éomer Éadig who

Eomer, king of Rohan at the beginning of the Fourth Age.

fought in the War of the Ring. Sometimes the king was referred to as the Lord of the Mark. This is a list of Kings of Rohan. All dates are in the Third Age, except where noted

Theoden, King during the War of the Ring.

All of the Kings were of the same dynasty, the House of Eorl, divided into separate Lines when a king was not succeeded by his direct male descendant (in both cases the nephew of the king ascended the throne).

First Line
1.	Eorl the Young, son of Léod	2510 – 2545
2.	Brego	2545 – 2570
3.	Aldor the Old	2570 – 2645
4.	Fréa	2645 – 2659
5.	Fréawine	2659 – 2680
6.	Goldwine	2680 – 2699
7.	Déor	2699 – 2718
8.	Gram	2718 – 2741
9.	Helm Hammerhand	2741 – 2759
	Helm's two sons were killed by the Dunlendings during the Long Winter. His sister-son (sister's son), Fréaláf Hildeson, became the first king of the second line.
Second Line
10.	Fréaláf Hildeson	2759 – 2798
11.	Brytta Léofa	2798 – 2842
12.	Walda	2842 – 2851
13.	Folca the Hunter	2851 – 2864
14.	Folcwine	2864 – 2903
15.	Fengel	2903 – 2953
16.	Thengel	2953 – 2980
17.	Théoden Ednew	2980 – 3019
	Théoden's only son, Théodred, was slain at First Battle of the Fords of Isen. His sister-son, Éomer, became the first King of the third line.
Third Line
18.	Éomer Éadig	3019 – IV 63 (Fourth Age)
19.	Elfwine	IV 63 –
20.	Unknown	Fourth Age –
21.	Bašýäh	2013 –

External link

• Kings of Rohan at Tolkien Gateway