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Erebor | The Lonely Mountain |
Ereborian Cirth | The runic script of the Lonely Mountain |
Dragon of Erebor | A title of Smaug |
Dwarves of Erebor | The people of the Kingdom under the Mountain |
Gate of Erebor | The Front Gate of the Lonely Mountain |
Quest of Erebor | The quest to recover the Lonely Mountain |
Sack of Erebor | The descent of Smaug on the Lonely Mountain |
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Arkenstone | The Heart of the Mountain of Erebor |
Battle of Dale | Sauron's assault on Dale and Erebor |
Battle of Five Armies | The great battle before the gates of Erebor |
Bifur | One of Thorin’s companions on the Quest of Erebor |
Bladorthin | A mysterious customer of the Dwarves of Erebor |
Desolation of Smaug | The blasted domain of the Dragon of Erebor |
Desolation of the Dragon | The burned lands around Erebor |
Dori | A Dwarf of the Quest of Erebor |
Dwarves of the Lonely Mountain | The Longbeards of Erebor |
Folk of the Mountain | The Dwarves of Erebor |
Folk under the Mountain | The Dwarves of Erebor |
Front Gate | The entrance to Erebor |
King under the Mountain | Title of the Dwarf-lords of Erebor |
Kingdom of Dáin | Erebor refounded |
Kingdom under the Mountain | The Dwarf-kingdom of Erebor |
Lonely Mountain | The Dwarf-kingdom of Erebor |
Men of Dale | The Men who dwelt beside Erebor |
Mountain Kingdom | The Dwarf-kingdom of Erebor |
Óin | Companion of Bilbo in the Quest of Erebor |
Ravenhill | An old guard-post of Erebor |
River Celduin | The long river that flowed out of Erebor |
Smaug | The Dragon of Erebor |
The Mountain | The domain of the Dwarves of Erebor |
Thorin and Company | The thirteen Dwarves of the Quest of Erebor |
Thorin II Oakenshield | The King who reclaimed Erebor from Smaug |
Thrór’s Map | The map that guided the Quest of Erebor |
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