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The '''Boar of Everholt''' was a monstrous beast that inhabited [[Everholt]] in the [[Firienholt|Firien Wood]], around the feet of the [[Halifirien]] in the [[White Mountains]]. The great hunter [[Folca]] of [[Rohan]], having rid his country of the [[Orcs]], set out to hunt down the [[Boars|boar]]. He succeeded, but received mortal tusk-wounds that brought his Kingship to an end.<ref>{{App|Mark}}, ''Folca''</ref> | The '''Boar of Everholt''' was a monstrous beast that inhabited [[Everholt]] in the [[Firienholt|Firien Wood]], around the feet of the [[Halifirien]] in the [[White Mountains]]. The great hunter [[Folca]] of [[Rohan]], having rid his country of the [[Orcs]], set out to hunt down the [[Boars|boar]]. He succeeded, but received mortal tusk-wounds that brought his Kingship to an end.<ref>{{App|Mark}}, ''Folca''</ref> | ||
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| The Boar of Everholt | |
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| Boar | |
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| Location | Firienholt |
| Notable for | killing Folca, a king of Rohan[1] |
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| Race | Boar |
| Gender | Male |
The Boar of Everholt was a monstrous beast that inhabited Everholt in the Firien Wood, around the feet of the Halifirien in the White Mountains. The great hunter Folca of Rohan, having rid his country of the Orcs, set out to hunt down the boar. He succeeded, but received mortal tusk-wounds that brought his Kingship to an end.[2]
See also
References
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, "The House of Eorl", "The Kings of the Mark", Folca
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A, "The House of Eorl", "The Kings of the Mark", Folca
