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Encyclopedia > Aldamir

In J. R. R. Tolkien's universe of Middle-earth Aldamir is the twenty-third King of Gondor (Castamir being counted the twenty_second).


He was the second son of King Eldacar of Gondor and succeeded him in T.A. 1490 because his elder brother Ornendil was executed by Castamir.


His fifty year reign was marked with constant warfare with the Corsairs of Umbar (among them were the sons of Castamir) and the Haradrim.


In T.A. 1540 he was slain and was succeeded by his son Vinyarion



Preceded by:
Eldacar		 Kings of Gondor Followed by:
Hyarmendacil II



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Aldamir Chapter 40 (2133 words)
Yet Aldamir knew that behind the Morannon the plains were teeming with orcs and evil men and all manner of vile creature were watching them; he felt the malice in the air as clearly as if it were something tangible.
Aldamir shuddered and tore his eyes away; Nazgûl were to him worse than a hundred red-eyed orcs.
Aldamir listened to the two battle words, suppressing a desire to draw his sword and leap forward to smite the foul Messenger to the earth.
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