Dates
III 861 to
III 1974 (endured 1,113 years)
Location
Origins
One of three kingdoms formed from the breakup of
Arnor Race
Division
Pronunciation
a'rthedine
Meaning
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Arthedain
Last Realm of the Northern Kings
The divisions of Arnor
Arthedain Cardolan Rhudaur
The westernmost region of the lost realm of Arnor ; when that land was divided between the sons of Eärendur , Arthedain became a kingdom in its own right, and was ruled by Eärendur's eldest son Amlaith and his decendants.
See also...
Amlaith of Fornost , Angmar , Arahad I , Aranarth , Aranuir , Araphant , Araphor , Araval , Aravorn , Argeleb I , Argeleb II , Arnor , Arvegil , Arveleg I , Arveleg II , [See the full list...] Battle of Fornost , Bay of Forochel , Beleg , Bridge of Stonebows , Bucca of the Marish , Cardolan , Celebrindor , Celepharn , Chieftain of the Dúnedain , Chieftain of the North , Dark Plague , Deadmen’s Dike , Dúnedain of Arnor , Eastfarthing of the Shire , Elendil , Emyn Uial , Fallohides , Fíriel , Fornost Erain , Great Bridge , Heir of Isildur , High King , Host of the West , House of Elendil , Isildur , Isildur’s Heir , King of Angmar , King of Arnor , King of Arthedain , King of Gondor , Kingdoms of the Dúnedain , Last-king , Lord of the Dúnedain , Lord of the Nazgûl , Lost Realm , Malbeth the Seer , Mallor , Malvegil , Misty Mountains , North-realm , Northern Kingdom , Northern Sceptre , Northern Waste , Ondoher , Palantíri , Pelendur , Periannath , Rangers , Reunited Kingdom , River Baranduin , Sceptre of Arnor , Shire Calendar , Shire-muster , Shire-thain , Sons of Elrond , Star of the North Kingdom , Steward of the King , Stone of Annúminas , Thain of the Shire , The Plague , The Rules , The Seer , The Shire , Third Age , Two Kingdoms , Weather Hills , Witch-king of Angmar , Wraith-king
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