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Line 65: + + + − − === Erebor === − The '''Lonely Mountain''' or Sindarin '''Erebor''' is a mountain in the northeast of [[Rhovanion]]. When the dwarves had to leave their ancient home [[Khazad-dûm]], it became the new home of Durin's folk, led by [[Thráin I]], who became ''King under the Mountain''. In [[Third Age (Middle-earth)|T.A.]] 2770 Erebor was attacked by the dragon [[Smaug]], who took it as his home, forcing the surviving dwarves to flee again. In T.A. 2941, as told in ''The Hobbit'', the dragon Smaug was slain. The dwarves returned to the Lonely Mountain, ruled by the new ''King under the Mountain'' [[Dáin II Ironfoot]].
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Revision as of 23:00, September 17, 2008
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'''Breeland''' is a small region in [[Eriador]], which lies around the '''Breehill'''. It has four villages: '''Bree''' (the largest), '''Archet''', '''Combe''' and '''Staddle'''. The peoples living in the villages of Breeland are Men and [[Hobbit]]s; it is the only place where both people live together. The only other place inhabited by Hobbits is [[Shire (Middle-earth)|the Shire]].
'''Breeland''' is a small region in [[Eriador]], which lies around the '''Breehill'''. It has four villages: '''Bree''' (the largest), '''Archet''', '''Combe''' and '''Staddle'''. The peoples living in the villages of Breeland are Men and [[Hobbit]]s; it is the only place where both people live together. The only other place inhabited by Hobbits is [[Shire (Middle-earth)|the Shire]].
Bree lies at the meeting point of two large roads, the [[Great East Road (Middle-earth)|Great East Road]] and the [[North-South Road (Middle-earth)|North-South Road]], which made it an important centre of trade and travel.
Bree lies at the meeting point of two large roads, the [[Great East Road (Middle-earth)|Great East Road]] and the [[North-South Road (Middle-earth)|North-South Road]], which made it an important centre of trade and travel.
=== Erebor ===
The '''Lonely Mountain''' or Sindarin '''Erebor''' is a mountain in the northeast of [[Rhovanion]]. When the dwarves had to leave their ancient home [[Khazad-dûm]], it became the new home of Durin's folk, led by [[Thráin I]], who became ''King under the Mountain''. In [[Third Age (Middle-earth)|T.A.]] 2770 Erebor was attacked by the dragon [[Smaug]], who took it as his home, forcing the surviving dwarves to flee again. In T.A. 2941, as told in ''The Hobbit'', the dragon Smaug was slain. The dwarves returned to the Lonely Mountain, ruled by the new ''King under the Mountain'' [[Dáin II Ironfoot]].
=== Esgaroth ===
=== Esgaroth ===
'''Esgaroth''' or '''Lake-town''' is a town in the northeast of [[Rhovanion]], built at the Long Lake, south of the [[Erebor|Lonely Mountain]] and east of [[Mirkwood]]. It was destroyed by the dragon [[Smaug]], but was rebuilt.
'''Esgaroth''' or '''Lake-town''' is a town in the northeast of [[Rhovanion]], built at the Long Lake, south of the [[Erebor|Lonely Mountain]] and east of [[Mirkwood]]. It was destroyed by the dragon [[Smaug]], but was rebuilt.
=== Gap of Rohan ===
=== Gap of Rohan ===