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Erendis (771 - 985 S.A.) was the wife of King Aldarion of Númenor in J. R. R. Tolkien's Unfinished Tales. She came from a family of lesser status than Aldarion himself, so she had a lesser life-span than him. She loved the land of Númenor, especially her own region of Emerië.


After courting for years, she and Aldarion married. Though Erendis resented it, Aldarion insisted on continuing with his voyages to Middle-earth, causing a rift between the two. Erendis took their daughter Ancalimë with her and went to live on her own on her farm. When Aldarion returned, he demanded to have his daughter returned to him, which Erendis did grudgingly, but her pride kept her from returning to him.


The partial story of Aldarion and Erendis can be found in Unfinished Tales, (ed. Christopher Tolkien). Though the actual story was left incomplete, the book does give some hints on how it continued.


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Erendis (771 - 985 S.A.) was the wife of King Aldarion of Númenor in J.
Though Erendis resented it, Aldarion insisted on continuing with his voyages to Middle-earth, causing a rift between the two.
Erendis took their daughter Ancalimë with her and went to live on her own on her farm.
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