Amrod and Amras - Tolkien Gateway
WEB3 days ago · Amrod and Amras were Noldorin princes, the youngest of the seven Sons of Fëanor.They are most notable for being twins, greatly alike in mood and face, and of being hunters.They are among the least mentioned of the princes of the Noldor, with only six mentions each in the Quenta Silmarillion, and are almost always referred to jointly.. Throughout the majority of the legendarium, Amrod is noted ...
Amrod | The One Wiki to Rule Them All | Fandom
WEBAmrod was the second-youngest of the seven sons of Fëanor, son of Finwë. Amrod and his younger brother, Amras, were born during the Years of the Trees in Valinor. In the rebellion of the Ñoldor, Amrod and his brothers swore the Oath of Fëanor.[2] Before they left for Middle-earth, Nerdanel Amrod's mother begged Fëanor to leave her two youngest son with him or at least one of them. Fëanor ...
Amras | The One Wiki to Rule Them All | Fandom
WEBAmras and elder brother, Amrod, were the youngest sons of Fëanor. Through their mother Nerdanel, they inherited red hair, instead of Fëanor's black. Amras was born sometime in the Years of the Trees. Along with his father and brothers, he followed the Ñoldor into exile.[4][5] His mother Nerdanel once asked Fëanor to leave Amrod and Amras, or at least one of them, but Fëanor did not listen ...
Amrod and Amras - Silmarillion Writers' Guild
WEBUnraveling a Composite (with Fire): Post-LotR Evolution of Amrod and Amras. Tolkien's intensive efforts on The Silmarillion ended in 1938, as he commenced work on The Lord of the Rings. ... establish a conflict that forms an undercurrent in The Lord of the Rings, as their descendants—including the twins Elladan and Elrohir—fact the same ...
Sons of Fëanor - Tolkien Gateway
WEBAug 23, 2024 · Sons of Feanor by Tuuliky. The Sons of Fëanor were the seven Noldorin Elves Maedhros, Maglor, Celegorm, Caranthir, Curufin, Amrod and Amras. [1] They took the Oath of Fëanor with their father, [2] and pursued it after his death in the Dagor-nuin-Giliath. [3] They led a scarce part of the exiled Noldor and held lands in …
Amrod and Amras - silmarillionwritersguild.org
WEBAmrod and Amras are the youngest sons of Fëanor. As twins, one is never mentioned without the other over the course of The Silmarillion, and they play only a small role in the published book. However, J.R.R. Tolkien envisioned other--often conflicting or sinister--roles for the twins over the course of his development of The Silmarillion.. Along with their older brothers, Amrod and Amras ...
Amrod Character Analysis in The Silmarillion | LitCharts
WEBAmrod Character Analysis. Amrod and his twin brother Amras are the youngest sons of Fëanor. He and Amras both swear the Oath of Fëanor and frequently shelter their brothers during the war against Melkor. They’re both killed during the Third Kinslaying when they attack the remnants of Doriath at the Havens of Sirion.
Amras - valarguild.org
WEBAmras (alias Telufinwë, “last Finwë”, mother's-name Ambarussa) is the twin-brother of Amrod (alias Pityafinwë, “little Finwë”, mothers-name Ambarto): youngest sons of Fëanor, who in trying to fulfill their father’s oath, gradually turned evil. Slain in the attack on Ëarendil’s people at the Mouths of Sirion.
Amroth | The One Wiki to Rule Them All | Fandom
WEBAmroth was an Elven king of Lothlórien. Though he was descended from the Sindarin Elves, Amroth was pleased to adopt the customs of the Galadhrim and to live in a high house on Cerin Amroth, a hill in Lothlórien. When Amroth's father, Amdír, was killed in the Battle of Dagorlad in SA 3434, Amroth became King of Lothlórien. He would be the last of the ruling Sindar over Lórien. Amroth's ...
The Encyclopedia of Arda - Amrod - Glyph Web
WEB1. The history of Amrod's name is fraught with complication. According to one tale, his mother Nerdanel originally gave the name Ambarussa ('top-russet') to both the red-haired twins later known as Amrod and Amras. Fëanor insisted that she give them different names, and so she chose Umbarto ('Fated') as a new name for one of the twins. Fëanor was disturbed by this ominous name, and altered ...
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