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Dates
Established as part of the New Reckoning, introduced in III 3019; the day itself fell on 22 September by the Shire Calendar (equivalent to 30 Yavannië on the new calendar, and also on the following day in a leap year)
Origins
A day named to honour the Ring-bearer, Frodo Baggins
Race
Division
Established by the Dúnedain
Pronunciation
ko'rmareh
Meaning
'Ring day'
Other names
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CormarëThe festival of Frodo’s birthdayA feast-day in the New Reckoning, the calendar introduced in the Reunited Kingdom in III 3019 with the accession of the new King Aragorn Elessar. The day corresponded to Yavannië 30 (the end of September, in modern terms), which fell on the same day as Frodo's (and Bilbo's) birthday. There was a festival held on this day each year to commemorate the deeds of Frodo the Ring-bearer, and the day was named Cormarë, 'Ringday', in his honour. Every four years, the need for a leap year was accommodated by extending the festival to last for two days. See also...Indexes: About this entry:
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