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The '''Pinnath Gelin''' ([[Sindarin]] ''[[pinnath]]'' "ridges" + ''[[celin]]'' "green") was an upland region in the far west of [[Gondor]], bounded to the west by the River [[Lefnui]], and to the east by the [[Morthond]]. It lay behind the long shore known as [[Anfalas]] or [[Langstrand]] | The '''Pinnath Gelin''' ([[Sindarin]] ''[[pinnath]]'' "ridges" + ''[[celin]]'' "green") was an upland region in the far west of [[Gondor]], bounded to the west by the River [[Lefnui]], and to the east by the [[Morthond]]. It lay behind the long shore known as [[Anfalas]] or [[Langstrand]]. | ||
At the time of the [[War of the Ring]], the lord of this region was [[Hirluin the Fair]]. He led three hundred of his soldiers to the defence of [[Minas Tirith]], all dressed in green, as seems to have been the custom among the hills of Pinnath Gelin. Hirluin never went back to the Green Hills of his home - he was slain in the [[Battle of the Pelennor Fields]]. | At the time of the [[War of the Ring]], the lord of this region was [[Hirluin the Fair]]. He led three hundred of his soldiers to the defence of [[Minas Tirith]], all dressed in green, as seems to have been the custom among the hills of Pinnath Gelin. Hirluin never went back to the Green Hills of his home - he was slain in the [[Battle of the Pelennor Fields]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:45, 31 December 2008
The Pinnath Gelin (Sindarin pinnath "ridges" + celin "green") was an upland region in the far west of Gondor, bounded to the west by the River Lefnui, and to the east by the Morthond. It lay behind the long shore known as Anfalas or Langstrand.
At the time of the War of the Ring, the lord of this region was Hirluin the Fair. He led three hundred of his soldiers to the defence of Minas Tirith, all dressed in green, as seems to have been the custom among the hills of Pinnath Gelin. Hirluin never went back to the Green Hills of his home - he was slain in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
