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[[Eriol]] asked about [[Melko]]'s release, and [[Meril-i-Turinqi|Meril]] explained that it happened close to the end of the third century of his imprisonment. At the time, [[Manwë]] | [[Eriol]] asked about [[Melko]]'s release, and [[Meril-i-Turinqi|Meril]] explained that it happened close to the end of the third century of his imprisonment. At the time, [[Manwë]] and his [[hawks]] saw the first [[elves]] - when the inhabitants of [[Valinor]] heard the news they cried happily ''I Eldar tulier'' - "the Eldar have come". Manwë decided to unchain Melko early, however leaving manacles and fetters from the ''[[tilkal]]'' on him. | ||
[[Nornorë]] took the three leaders of Elves to Valinor: these were [[Ingwë|Isil Inwë]], ruling over [ | [[Nornorë]] took the three leaders of Elves to Valinor: these were [[Ingwë|Isil Inwë]], ruling over the [[Vanyar|Teleri]]; [[Finwë|Finwë Nólomë]], ruling over the [[Noldoli]]; and [[Thingol|Tinwë Linto]], ruling over the [[Solosimpi]]. Meril explained she was a descendant of Inwë, while Finwë was the father of [[Turgon]], and Tinwë later stayed with [[Melian|Wendelin]] in [[Hithlum|Hisilómë]]. | ||
The [[Valar]] decided to invite the Elves to Valinor. [[Ulmo]] and his whale [[Uin]] used [[Ossë]]'s island as a ferry, bringing first the Teleri, then the Noldoli, and finally the Solosimpi. Using his island angered Ossë, who stopped it in the middle of the [[Great Sea]], where it become known as [[Tol Eressëa]], the Lonely Island. Afterwards, the Teleri and Noldoli built [[Kôr]]. Eventually, after many years, the Solosimpi used swans and sea birds to take them on ships to Valinor. In Valinor, the Noldoli made a large quantity of gems, of which last and most beautiful were opals, until [[Fëanor]] made [[Silmarils|Silmarili]]. | The [[Valar]] decided to invite the Elves to Valinor. [[Ulmo]] and his whale [[Uin]] used [[Ossë]]'s island as a ferry, bringing first the Teleri, then the Noldoli, and finally the Solosimpi. Using his island angered Ossë, who stopped it in the middle of the [[Great Sea]], where it become known as [[Tol Eressëa]], the Lonely Island. Afterwards, the Teleri and Noldoli built [[Kôr]]. Eventually, after many years, the Solosimpi used swans and sea birds to take them on ships to Valinor. In Valinor, the Noldoli made a large quantity of gems, of which last and most beautiful were opals, until [[Fëanor]] made [[Silmarils|Silmarili]]. | ||
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The Coming of the Elves and the Making of Kôr is the fifth chapter of The Book of Lost Tales Part One.
Synopsis[edit | edit source]
Eriol asked about Melko's release, and Meril explained that it happened close to the end of the third century of his imprisonment. At the time, Manwë and his hawks saw the first elves - when the inhabitants of Valinor heard the news they cried happily I Eldar tulier - "the Eldar have come". Manwë decided to unchain Melko early, however leaving manacles and fetters from the tilkal on him.
Nornorë took the three leaders of Elves to Valinor: these were Isil Inwë, ruling over the Teleri; Finwë Nólomë, ruling over the Noldoli; and Tinwë Linto, ruling over the Solosimpi. Meril explained she was a descendant of Inwë, while Finwë was the father of Turgon, and Tinwë later stayed with Wendelin in Hisilómë.
The Valar decided to invite the Elves to Valinor. Ulmo and his whale Uin used Ossë's island as a ferry, bringing first the Teleri, then the Noldoli, and finally the Solosimpi. Using his island angered Ossë, who stopped it in the middle of the Great Sea, where it become known as Tol Eressëa, the Lonely Island. Afterwards, the Teleri and Noldoli built Kôr. Eventually, after many years, the Solosimpi used swans and sea birds to take them on ships to Valinor. In Valinor, the Noldoli made a large quantity of gems, of which last and most beautiful were opals, until Fëanor made Silmarili.
