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[edit] Summary

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shows Tolkien's fictional kingdom of Gondor. Based on Chris Guerette's gnu map of middle earth on wikipedia [1]

██ Gondor from founding at the end of the Second Age through the Third Age

██ rebels during the Kin-strife who founded the breakaway country of Umbar

██ Rohan, previously the province of Calenardhon

██ Reunited Kingdom in the Fourth Age

Some areas are approximations such as Gondor's control in Rhovanion and area nominally under Gondor's control in the north-west which are not specified exactly. See Appendix A (iv) "Gondor and the Heirs of Anarion" in Return of the King for more information.

[edit] Stages depicted

1. founding of Gondor consisting of land around Minas Anor, Osgiliath and Minas Ithil
2. Gondor expanded east from Romendacil and west and south from the mouths of anduin by Tarannon.
3. Gondor at the maximum extent c. 1050 T.A. under the reign of Hyarmendacil
4. c.1300 Gondor attacked by easterlings, cedes land to men in Rhovanion (exact border unclear)
5. Kin strife with Eldacar in the north and Castamir in the south
6. 1448 Castamir and the rebels escape Pelargir and capture Umbar
7. loss of land because of the Great Plague (1636)
8. Umbar re-taken 1810 by Telumehtar Umbardacil
9. Gondor loses territories in the east 1856
10. Nazgul capture Minas Ithil 2002
11. Calenardon (Rohan) given to Eorl the Young (Rohirrim). (Isengard is still part of Gondor - blue dot)
12. The time of the events in The Lord of the Rings - 3018. Ithilien has been deserted
13. The re-united kingdom in the fourth age

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