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'''Mordor''' is an evil nation in ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]. It is lead by [[Sauron]] who is one of the main antagonists in the story.

'''Mordor''' is a fictional kingdom in [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]]. It is the land of [[Sauron]], the main antagonists in ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''.

 

Mordor was mostly populated by orcs who were also the staple of Sauron's army. There were also a significant number of [[troll]]s, the [[Nazgûl]], The Mouth of Sauron who acted as ambassador to an army of attacking forces from [[Gondor]] and [[Rohan]]) also lived in Mordor.

== Geography ==

== Geography ==

Through the Ephel Dúath led the pass of '''Cirith Ungol''', guarded by th '''Tower of Cirith Ungol'''. Cirith Ungol was inhabited by the great spider Shelob. '''Minas Morgul''' was a city built in [[Ithilien]], the former [[Minas Ithil]]. It was commanded by the [[Witch-king of Angmar]], leader of the [[Nazgûl]]. Further south lay the inland '''Sea of Núrnen''' and '''Núrn''' the southern part of Mordor. This area was more fertile, in part due to the volcanic ash; it was used as farmland to feed Sauron's forces, worked by his servants and human slaves.

Through the Ephel Dúath led the pass of '''Cirith Ungol''', guarded by th '''Tower of Cirith Ungol'''. Cirith Ungol was inhabited by the great spider Shelob. '''Minas Morgul''' was a city built in [[Ithilien]], the former [[Minas Ithil]]. It was commanded by the [[Witch-king of Angmar]], leader of the [[Nazgûl]]. Further south lay the inland '''Sea of Núrnen''' and '''Núrn''' the southern part of Mordor. This area was more fertile, in part due to the volcanic ash; it was used as farmland to feed Sauron's forces, worked by his servants and human slaves.

== Major Battles ==

== Major Battles ==