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'''Hyarmendacil I''', born '''Ciryaher''', was the fifteenth [[King of Gondor]].
'''Hyarmendacil I''', born '''Ciryaher''', was the fifteenth [[King of Gondor]] from [[Third Age]] 1015 until his death in 1149. He is considered the last of the [[Ship-kings]], and his reign brought [[Gondor]] to its greatest extent and power.
 
==History==
Hyarmendacil was the last of the [[Ship-kings]], and his reign brought [[Gondor]] to its greatest extent and power.


The [[Haven of Umbar]], to the far south of Gondor, had been captured by Ciryaher's grandfather [[Eärnil I]], but had since proved difficult to hold. Ciryaher's father [[Ciryandil]] was slain during a siege of the Haven by the [[Haradrim]]. Ciryaher began his reign reorganizing Gondor's armies and in 1050 he openly declared war on and conquered the men of Harad. After this victory he took the name ''Hyarmendacil'', meaning "South-victor".
The [[Haven of Umbar]], to the far south of Gondor, had been captured by Ciryaher's grandfather [[Eärnil I]], but had since proved difficult to hold. Ciryaher's father [[Ciryandil]] was slain during a siege of the Haven by the [[Haradrim]]. Ciryaher began his reign reorganizing Gondor's armies and in 1050 he openly declared war on and conquered the men of Harad. After this victory he took the name ''Hyarmendacil'', meaning "South-victor".
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He was succeeded by his lazy son [[Atanatar II Alcarin]].
He was succeeded by his lazy son [[Atanatar II Alcarin]].


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Hyarmendacil I
Gondorian
Biographical Information
Other namesCiryaher
PositionKing of Gondor
BirthT.A. 899
RuleT.A. 1015 - T.A. 1149
DeathT.A. 1149, aged 250 years
Family
ParentageCiryandil
ChildrenAtanatar II
Physical Description
GenderMale
GalleryImages of Hyarmendacil I

Hyarmendacil I, born Ciryaher, was the fifteenth King of Gondor.

History

Hyarmendacil was the last of the Ship-kings, and his reign brought Gondor to its greatest extent and power.

The Haven of Umbar, to the far south of Gondor, had been captured by Ciryaher's grandfather Eärnil I, but had since proved difficult to hold. Ciryaher's father Ciryandil was slain during a siege of the Haven by the Haradrim. Ciryaher began his reign reorganizing Gondor's armies and in 1050 he openly declared war on and conquered the men of Harad. After this victory he took the name Hyarmendacil, meaning "South-victor".

For the rest of Hyarmendacil's one hundred and thirty-four year reign Gondor was at peace; the passes of Mordor were well gaurded, and no one dared contest his power.

He was succeeded by his lazy son Atanatar II Alcarin.

References

Preceded by:
Ciryandil
15th King of Gondor
T.A. 1015 - T.A. 1149
Followed by:
Atanatar II Alcarin