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Tar-Elendil Parmaitë
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Time Period
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S.A. 350 - S.A. 751
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Gender
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Male
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Parents
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Tar-Amandil; Oldhinel(N)
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Siblings
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Eärendur; Mairen
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Spouse
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Silmie (N)
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Known as Parmaitë
(Q. "Book-handed"), Tar-Elendil was Númenór's
fourth King. A Seer from Andúnie, he was the scholarly son of Tar-Amandil and the great-grandson of Elros Tar-Minyatur. The
author of many tomes, he collected works of ancient lore, in the
tradition of his grandfather Vardamir Nolimon. Endor and its
peoples interested him, and during his reign (S.A. 590-740),
Númenórean ships began returning to Middle-earth. He surrendered the sceptre to his third son, Meneldur, eleven years before he
died. His oldest child and daughter, Silmarien, was the direct
ancestor of Elendil the Tall.