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Encyclopedia > Dior (Steward)

In the fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien, several Stewards of Gondor ruled during the Watchful Peace, and little is recorded about their reign.


Uncertainty about the fate of King Eärnur remained, and the borders were strengthened, but there were no new attacks on Gondor until the time of Denethor I.


Stewards that ruled during this time (Some notes follow) are:

  • Eradan (2080–2116) - First Steward to use Sindarin name
  • Herion (2116–2148)
  • Belegorn (2148–2204)
  • Húrin I (2204–2244) - Had two older sisters
  • Túrin I (2244–2278) - Married twice, several daughters from both wives
  • Hador (2278–2395) - From Túrin's second wife
  • Barahir (2395–2412)
  • Dior (2412–2435) - Childless. Succeded by sister-son Denethor.
Preceded by:
Mardil Voronwë
Stewards of Gondor Followed by:
Denethor I

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Encyclopedia of Arda: Dior (230 words)
Dior's grandfather Hador was the last of the Stewards to enjoy a truly long life, and he ruled Gondor for one hundred and seventeen years.
Dior was the last Steward to enjoy an untroubled rule, as his heir Denethor would see the breaking of the Watchful Peace and the beginning of centuries of warfare.
Dior ruled as Steward for twenty-three years, and seems to have been succeeded by his nephew Denethor I.
Stewards of Gondor@Everything2.com (1407 words)
Given the length of time the monarchy was absent, the Stewards basically took the place of the king, and by the time of the next-to-last Steward, Denethor II, they lived like kings and resisted the reformation of the monarchy due to their privilege.
Served under Eärnil II as Steward for 21 years, though he is probably better known for his exploits in the far east of Middle-earth, which bore him the title "The Hunter." He returned from his adventures with the Horn of Gondor, most famously carried by Boromir during the War of the Ring.
He was Steward for only a few weeks before relinquishing the title to Aragorn II Elessar, the King of the Reunited Kingdom of Gondor and Arnor, who allowed him to remain an honorary Steward.
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