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Dates
Probably made in the seventh or eighth century of the Second Age;1 associated with Annúminas after the foundation of Arnor in II 3320; survived into the Fourth Age
Origins
Originally the rod of office borne by the Lords of Andúnië in Númenor
Race
Division
Culture
Men of Arnor and their descendants
Family
Settlements
Pronunciation
Annúminas is pronounced 'anoo'minas' (the 'i' sound is short, so ending of this word sounds like 'minnas')
Meaning
Annúminas means 'west tower'
Other names
Northern Sceptre, Sceptre of Arnor; sometimes known simply as 'the Sceptre', a term shared with other similar symbols of office
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Sceptre of AnnúminasThe token of royalty in the North-kingdomA silver rod, originally the symbol of office of the Lords of Andúnië in Númenor. It survived the Downfall, and was held by the Kings of Arnor while that realm lasted. After the division of the North-kingdom, it was handed down through the generations of the Kings of Arthedain and their descendants, the Chieftains of the Dúnedain. Notes
See also...Annúminas, Northern Sceptre, Sceptre of Arnor, Sceptre of Númenor Indexes: About this entry:
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