Dates
Founded in or about
II 3320 . Still extant during the
Fourth Age Location
A narrow land between the river
Anduin in the west and the mountains of
Ephel Dúath in the east
Race
Division
Settlements
Pronunciation
ithi'lien
Meaning
'Land of the
Moon ' (associated with
Isildur , whose name means 'Devoted to the
Moon ')
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Updated 4 May 2009
Updates planned: 1
Ithilien
The narrow lands of Gondor east of the Anduin
Fiefs and regions of Gondor
Anfalas Anórien Belfalas (Calenardhon) Dor-en-Ernil (Harondor) Ithilien Lamedon Lebennin Lossarnach
The lands of Gondor east of the River Anduin , on the borders of Mordor . With the capture of Minas Ithil , and the return of the Nazgûl to the Black Land , Ithilien became a deserted country.
Notes
1
Minas Ithil is the only named city of Ithilien. However, this rich land was at one time a populous region, and doubtless supported many other towns and settlements. The hills of Emyn Arnen seem to have been of particular importance, though no individual settlements among the hills are ever named.
See also...
Adrahil , Anborn , Anemones , Asphodel , Battle of the Camp , Bay , Boromir , Box-woods , Captain of the Southern Army , Cross-roads , Culumalda , Denethor I , Eglantine , Emyn Arnen , Faramir , [See the full list...] Fords of Poros , Gorse , Harad Road , Harondor , Hazel , Heather , Hedgehogs , Henneth Annûn , Ilexes , Iris , Ithil , Legolas Greenleaf , Lilies , Mablung , Minohtar , Morgul Pass , Morgul Vale , Morgul-road , Morgul-way , Morgulduin , Mountains of Shadow , North Ithilien , Palantíri , Primeroles , Prince of Ithilien , Rangers of Ithilien , River of Gondor , Ruling Steward , Sage , South Ithilien , Steward of Gondor , Sûza , The Moon , The Tale of Aragorn and Arwen , Thyme , Uruk-hai , War of the Last Alliance , Water-lilies , Whin , White Lady of Rohan , Window of the Sunset , Winged Creatures , Wraith-road
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