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Isildur
Elendil’s mighty son and heir
Kings of Arnor
Elendil Isildur Valandil Eldacar Arantar Tarcil Tarondor Valandur Elendur Eärendur Aragorn Elessar Eldarion Kings of Gondor
Elendil Isildur Meneldil Cemendur Eärendil Anardil Ostoher Rómendacil I Turambar Atanatar I Siriondil Tarannon Falastur Eärnil I Ciryandil Hyarmendacil I Atanatar II Narmacil I Calmacil Rómendacil II Valacar Eldacar (Castamir) Aldamir Hyarmendacil II Minardil Telemnar Tarondor Telumehtar Umbardacil Narmacil II Calimehtar Ondoher Eärnil II Eärnur Aragorn Elessar Eldarion
Eldest son and heir of Elendil , who cut the One Ring from the hand of Sauron after the Siege of Barad-dûr . He was lost with his company and three eldest sons at the Disaster of the Gladden Fields early in the Third Age .
Notes
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The date of Isildur's birth appears only in The History of Middle-earth volume XII, The Peoples of Middle-earth . It cannot therefore be considered completely reliable.
See also...
Accursed Years , Amlaith of Fornost , Anárion , Angmar , Aragost , Arahad I , Arahad II , Arantar , Aratan , Arathorn II , Aravir , Argonath , Arnor , Atarinya , Black Master , [See the full list...] Ciryon , Crown of Elendil , Dark Door , Dead Men , Disaster of the Gladden Fields , Dúnedain of Arnor , Dúnedain of Cardolan , Dúnedain of the North , Dúnedain of the South , Dwimorberg , Eldacar , Elendilmir , Elendur , Elendur , Erech , Estelmo , Fall of Sauron , Gate of the Dead , Gates of Argonath , Gates of Gondor , Ghosts , Gladden Fields , Gollum , Gondor , Great Hall of Osgiliath , Great Orcs , Hall of the Kings , Heir of Elendil , Heir of Isildur , High King , High King of Arnor , Hill of Awe , Hill of Erech , House of Anárion , House of Elendil , House of Elros , House of Isildur , Isildur’s Bane , Isildur’s Heir , Ithil-stone , Ivanneth , King of all the Dúnedain , King of Arnor , King of Arthedain , King of Gondor , King of Gondor and Arnor , King of the Dead , King of the Dúnedain , King of the Mountains , King of the North-kingdom , King of the West , Kingdom of the North , Kingdoms of the Dúnedain , King’s Court , Line of Anárion , Loeg Ningloron , Lord of Arnor and Gondor , Lord of the Nazgûl , Lost Realm , Malvegil , Man of the West , Men of Darkness , Men of the Mountains , Meneldil , Mithril , Moontower , Mordor , Morgul-way , Mound of Elendil , Nimloth , North-realm , Northern Dúnedain , Northern Line , Oathbreakers , Ohtar , Orcs of the Misty Mountains , Orcs of the Mountains , Orodruin , Palantíri , Paths of the Dead , Pelendur , Rangers , Rangers of the North , Reunited Kingdom , Ring of Isildur , Ring of the Enemy , Ring-bearers , Rings of Power , Royal House of Gondor , Saruman , Scroll of Isildur , Second Age , Seeing-stones of Númenor , Shadow Host , Siege of Barad-dûr , Star of Elendil , Star of the Dúnedain , Star of the North Kingdom , Stone of Erech , Tale of the Ring , Tarcil , Thangail , The Dead , The Fair , The Kingdom , The Moon , The Ring , Third Age , Tomb of Elendil , Tower of the Setting Sun , Tower of the Sun , Towers of Gondor , Tradition of Isildur , Two Kingdoms , Valandil of Arnor , Valandil of Númenor , Valandur , War of the Last Alliance , White Tree of Isildur , White Tree of Minas Tirith , White Tree of Númenor
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