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Dates
Chronicled the Ruling Stewards from Mardil (who acceded in III 2050) until the end of the Third Age1
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The Ruling Stewards descended from the House of Húrin
Settlements
Kept in Minas Tirith
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One of the books making up the recorded histories of the land of Gondor. It was a counterpart of the Book of the Kings, and so the Book of the Stewards presumably followed the history of the land after the loss of its last King and the rise of its first Ruling Steward, Mardil Voronwë. Mardil took up the rule of Gondor in the year III 2050, so the chronicles of the Book of the Stewards would have spanned very nearly the last thousand years of the Third Age. Alongside the Book of the Kings and Akallabêth, the tale of the Downfall of Númenor, the Book of the Stewards was made available by King Elessar to Frodo Baggins and Peregrin Took after the War of the Ring. It was thereby collected into the Red Book, the tale of the history of the War of the Ring, and so formed part of the background material preserved in the Appendices to The Lord of the Rings.2 Notes
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