Amandil
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Language(s)
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People
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Men, Númenóreans
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Time period
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Before S.A 3119, and he sailed West S.A. 3316
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Gender
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Male
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Parents
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Child(ren)
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Siblings
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Partner
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Silissë (N)
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Notes
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(N) = non-canon
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Amandil was the last Lord of Andúnië and the father of Elendil. He was the leader of the Faithful and resisted the seductions of Sauron, but at last, seeing that doom was fast approaching, he counseled his followers to take their ships to Middle-earth. Amandil himself sailed to Aman to beg the Valar for mercy; he was never heard from again.
Names[]
Notes[]
- Amardil and Valandil were earlier, abandoned names for the character to become Amandil.
- Elendil also originally was an earlier name for the same character before the name Elendil replaced the earlier Herendil as the name of the son.
- Arbazân and Aphanuzîr are supposed Adûnaic translations of "Steadfast" and "Amardil".
References[]
- Foster, Robert: The Complete Guide to Middle-earth.