The Dúnedainic Empires in Middle-earth

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  • Peter Burley

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Empire, Middle-earth, Second Age, Third Age, Fourth Age, Numenor, Numenorean, Gondor, history, lore, Dunadanic

Abstract

In Middle-Earth’s history, there were two great Dunadanic Empires, separated by 3,000 years. Their phases follow: from S.A. 600 - 1700, the Numenoreans established. Presence in Middle Earth. From S.A. 1700 – 3320, there was a greater development of Numenorean societies on Middle-Earth, without juridical basis. From S.A. 3320 – T.A. 2, the First Empire arose. From T.A. 2 – 1974, the Empire split to two separate kingdoms – and from T.A. 1974 – 3019, Gondor was the only remaining kingdom of the Numenoreans. After 3019 and into the fourth age, the Second Dunadanic empire reigned.

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Published

1974-01-01

How to Cite

Burley, P. “The Dúnedainic Empires in Middle-Earth”. Mallorn: The Journal of the Tolkien Society, no. 8, Jan. 1974, pp. 44-51, https://journals.tolkiensociety.org/mallorn/article/view/275.

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