The Spire of Rúhsulhburh in the Barrow-downs
The first Edain in Eriador established the first predecessor of the later village of Bûr Ruasuail (Er. "Rough plough burrowing"; Rh. "Ruhasulhbaurg"; later W. "Rúhsulhburh"), in the midst of the Tyrn Gorthad, near the stone of Teregond, with the blessing of the Nandor-king. The town's history in records dated back to the Second Age and the rule of Carlesic the Wise. The town became an important Eriadorian settlement in the early Third Age, and was friendly to the Dúnedain rulers. Aivathrumi immigrants sponsored by the Barons of Faerdor reinvigorated it during the three Kingdoms' petty wars.
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Original name: Buhr Ruasauil =Rúhsulhburh
References[]
- MERP Fan Modules: Myth of the Teregond, A Ready-to-Run adventure set in J.R.R.Tolkien’s Middle-earth, Author: John MacDonald, Lead Edit/Concept Contributor: Gabrielle Quaglia, Lead Edit/Mapping: Steve Landers, Second Edit/Concept Contributor: Eric Dubourg, Cover Art: Jose Enrique Vacas, Direct Contributions & Ideas: Sampsa Rydman, Thomas Morwinsky, George Photopolis, Keith Frye, Other Contributions: Members of MERP Fan Modules