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The title of the lords of the [[Dúnedain]], [[Elendil]] and his descendants, who ruled the Kingdom of [[Gondor]]. The line of the Kings came to an end when [[Eärnur]] answered the challenge of the [[Lord of the Nazgûl]] and was lost in [[Minas Morgul]]. After his loss, [[Gondor]] was ruled by hereditary [[Ruling Stewards|Stewards]] until the installation of [[Aragorn II Elessar]] (a direct descendant of [[Elendil]]) after the [[War of the Ring]].
The Kings of Gondor through Amandil claimed descent from the [[:Category:Lords of Andúnië|Lords of Andúnië]], and from there to [[Silmariën]] and the [[King of Númenor|Kings of Númenor]].


==Line of Kings==
# [[Elendil]], son of [[Amandil]]; he reigned titularly as [[High King of the Dúnedain|High King]] from {{SA|3320}} – {{SA|3441|n}} while his sons [[Isildur]] and [[Anárion]] were the co-rulers of Gondor itself (until Anárion's death in {{SA|3440}})
The Kings of Gondor through Amandil claimed descent from the [[Lords of Andúnië]], and from there to [[Silmariën]] and the [[King of Númenor|Kings of Númenor]].
# [[Isildur]] officially ruled Gondor from {{SA|3441}} – {{TA|2}}
# [[Meneldil]] fourth child and son of Anárion reigned Third Age 2 – 158
# [[Cemendur (King of Gondor)|Cemendur]] r. 158 – 238
# [[Eärendil (King of Gondor)|Eärendil]] r. 238 – 324
# [[Anardil (King of Gondor)|Anardil]] r. 324 – 411
# [[Ostoher]] r. 411 – 491
# [[Rómendacil I]] (born [[Tarostar]]) r. 491 – 541
# [[Turambar (King of Gondor)|Turambar]] r. 541 – 667
# [[Atanatar I]] r. 667 – 748
# [[Siriondil (King of Gondor)|Siriondil]] r. 748 – 830
# [[Tarannon Falastur]] r. 830 – 913, first of the Ship-Kings, died childless
# [[Eärnil I]] r. 913 – 936, nephew of Tarannon
# [[Ciryandil]] r. 936 – 1015
# [[Hyarmendacil I]] (born [[Ciryaher]]) r. 1015 – 1149, last of the Ship-Kings
# [[Atanatar II|Atanatar II Alcarin]] r. 1149 – 1226
# [[Narmacil I]] r. 1226 – 1294, second childless King
# [[Calmacil (King of Gondor)|Calmacil]] r. 1294 – 1304, younger brother of Narmacil<br/>*[[Minalcar]], son of Calmacil, ruled as prince-regent from 1240 – 1304
# [[Rómendacil II]] (born Minalcar) in 1304, reigned 1304 – 1366
# [[Valacar]] r. 1366 – 1432
# [[Vinitharya]], crowned as [[Eldacar (King of Gondor)|Eldacar]], r. 1432 – 1437<p>In {{TA|1437}} Castamir the Usurper usurped the throne during the [[Kin-strife]].
# [[Castamir]] r. 1437 – 1447<p>In {{TA|1447}} Eldacar took back his throne with the help of the [[Northmen]] of [[Rhovanion]] and many of the Dúnedain from the northern parts of Gondor, and Castamir was killed.<p>Eldacar restored r. 1447 – 1490
# [[Aldamir]] r. 1490 – 1540
# [[Hyarmendacil II]] (born [[Vinyarion]]) r. 1540 – 1621
# [[Minardil]] r. 1621 – 1634
# [[Telemnar]] r. 1634 – 1636, died in the [[Great Plague]] with all his children
# [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)|Tarondor]] r. 1636 – 1798, nephew of Telemnar
# [[Telumehtar Umbardacil]] r. 1798 – 1850
# [[Narmacil II]] r. 1850 – 1856
# [[Calimehtar (King of Gondor)|Calimehtar]] r. 1856 – 1936
# [[Ondoher]] r. 1936 – 1944, died in battle with his two sons<br/>*[[Fíriel]] daughter of Ondoher might have been ruling queen, but was passed by
# [[Eärnil II]] r. 1945 – 2043, descendant of Telumehtar Umbardacil, was given the crown after a year of rule by the [[Stewards of Gondor|Steward]] [[Pelendur]]
# [[Eärnur]] r. 2043 – c. 2050, last King of Gondor before the Reign of the Stewards. Was probably murdered by the [[Witch-king]].
# [[Aragorn|Elessar]] r. {{TA|3019}} – {{FoA|120}}, first High King of the [[Reunited Kingdom]]
# [[Eldarion]] r. {{FoA|120}} – c. {{FoA|220}}


1. '''[[Elendil]]''', r. {{SA|3320}} – {{SA|3441|n}}
Elendil was the first King of [[Arnor]] and was succeeded by Isildur. Elendil ruled over both realms as High King of the Dúnedain-in-exile Isildur succeeded as High King as well upon his father's death. Isildur committed Gondor to the rule of Meneldil the son of Anarion as sole King of Gondor, but Isildur's royalty in the South-realm remained, as his line was by right High King over both [[Arnor]] and [[Gondor]], though after Isildur's death, the realms were split. Isildur's heirs ruled Arnor and Anárion's heirs ruled Gondor.
:The son of [[Amandil]], last [[Lord of Andúnië]] in [[Númenor]]; he founded both [[Arnor]] and [[Gondor]], and ruled the two kingdoms as the [[High King (Dúnedain)|High King]]. His royal seat was in his own capital in the north, [[Annúminas]], and during his reign, [[Gondor]] was under the direct rule of his two sons, [[Isildur]] and [[Anárion]]. He formed the [[Last Alliance]], and marched to the defeat of [[Sauron]], but he himself was lost in that great victory.
 
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Eärnur was taken in [[Minas Morgul]] and never seen again, and the Kingdom of Gondor was ruled by a succession of [[Stewards of Gondor|Stewards]] until the restoration of the line of Kings with Elessar ([[Aragorn]]), the first king of the [[Reunited Kingdom]] of Gondor and Arnor.
2. '''[[Anárion]]''' (and '''[[Isildur]]'''), r. {{SA|3320|n}} – {{SA|3440|n}}
 
:[[Anárion]] and [[Isildur]] founded [[Gondor]] about the [[Mouths of Anduin]] and are both accounted as the second Kings of Gondor. Under the suzerainity of their [[High King (Dúnedain)|High King]] [[Elendil]], they established their royal capital at [[Osgiliath]] but, [[Anárion]] and [[Isildur]] established their own houses at [[Minas Anor]] and [[Minas Ithil]] respectively. After the [[War of the Last Alliance]], in which both [[Elendil]] and [[Anárion]] met their end, [[Isildur]] succeeded his father as [[High King (Dúnedain)|High King]] and he spent time ordering the [[South-kingdom]]. In {{TA|2}}, he left [[Gondor]] in the care of his nephew [[Meneldil]], the son of his brother [[Anárion]], and rode away into the north. On his journey, [[Isildur]] was [[Disaster of the Gladden Fields|ambushed]] by [[Orcs]] and slain, and so the Kingship of [[Gondor]] passed on to [[Meneldil]] and his heirs.
The Kings were buried in the [[Hallows]] of Minas Tirith. Stone statues of the Kings were in the [[Tower Hall]].
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3. '''[[Meneldil]]''', r. {{TA|2|n}} – {{TA|158|n}}
:[[Isildur]] was lost with his three eldest sons, leaving just his fourth son [[Valandil]], then a mere boy, as heir. At this time, [[Meneldil]] took on the full Kingship of [[Gondor]], and its Kings through the next thirty generations would be his descendants.
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4. '''[[Cemendur (King of Gondor)|Cemendur]]''', r. {{TA|158|n}} - {{TA|238|n}}
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5. '''[[Eärendil (King of Gondor)|Eärendil]]''', r. {{TA|238|n}} - {{TA|324|n}}
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6. '''[[Anardil (King of Gondor)|Anardil]]''', r. {{TA|324|n}} - {{TA|411|n}}
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7. '''[[Ostoher]]''', r. {{TA|411|n}} - {{TA|492|n}}
:[[Ostoher]] rebuilt and expanded [[Minas Anor]] (later [[Minas Tirith]]) and took it for his summer residence. During his reign, [[Gondor]] began to suffer attacks out of the wild eastern lands.
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8. '''[[Rómendacil I]]''' (born [[Tarostar]]), r. {{TA|492|n}} - {{TA|541|n}}
:He defeated the [[Easterlings]], and took the name ''Rómendacil'' - 'East-victor' - in token of this. Nonetheless, he met his death in renewed attacks by the [[Wild Men]] out of the [[East]].
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9. '''[[Turambar (King of Gondor)|Turambar]]''', r. {{TA|541|n}} - {{TA|667|n}}
:[[Turambar]] avenged his father's death, and won wide lands for [[Gondor]] in the east.
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10. '''[[Atanatar I]]''', r. {{TA|667|n}} - {{TA|748|n}}
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11. '''[[Siriondil (King of Gondor)|Siriondil]]''', r. {{TA|748|n}} - {{TA|830|n}}
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12. '''[[Tarannon Falastur]]''', r. {{TA|830|n}} - {{TA|913|n}}
:The first of the four [[Ship-kings]], [[Tarannon]] put his energies into the building of [[Gondor]]'s navies. His Queen, [[Berúthiel]], was sent into exile, and so he was the first of [[Gondor]]'s Kings to die childless. He was succeeded by his nephew, the son of his brother [[Tarciryan]].
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13. '''[[Eärnil I]]''', r. {{TA|913|n}} - {{TA|936|n}}
:The second [[Ship-king]] famously captured the southern [[Haven of Umbar]] for [[Gondor]], expanding its boundaries even farther. He was lost in a storm off the very coasts he had conquered.
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14. '''[[Ciryandil]]''', r. {{TA|936|n}} - {{TA|1015|n}}
:In [[Ciryandil]]'s time, the [[Haradrim]] came against [[Umbar]], and the King died in its defence.
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15. '''[[Hyarmendacil I]]''' (born [[Ciryaher]]), r. {{TA|1015|n}} - {{TA|1149|n}}
:He avenged his father's death, and pressed on to capture land in the south for [[Gondor]], extending its borders to their greatest extent in history.
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16. '''[[Atanatar II|Atanatar II Alcarin]]''', r. {{TA|1149|n}} - {{TA|1226|n}}
:Because of the extent and wealth of his realm, he was called ''[[Alcarin]]'', [[Atanatar]] the Glorious, though he lacked the adventuring warrior spirit of his predecessors.
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17. '''[[Narmacil I]]''', r. {{TA|1226|n}} - {{TA|1294|n}}
:[[Narmacil]] tired of the cares of the Kingship, and appointed a [[Regent]] to manage the Kingdom for him. This was his nephew [[Minalcar]], who would one day rule in his own stead as [[Rómendacil II]]. Narmacil died without issue, and was succeeded instead by his younger brother.
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18. '''[[Calmacil (King of Gondor)|Calmacil]]''', r. {{TA|1294|n}} - {{TA|1304|n}}
:Throughout [[Calmacil]]'s brief reign, his son [[Minalcar]] maintained his role as [[Regent]].
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19. '''[[Rómendacil II]]''' (born [[Minalcar]]), in 1304, r. {{TA|1304|n}} - {{TA|1366|n}}
:After sixty-four years as [[Regent]], [[Minalcar]] took the throne in his own right. In memory of a great victory over the [[Easterlings]] he had won in his [[Regent of Gondor|Regency]], he became King in the name [[Rómendacil II]]. He made diplomatic efforts in the east, allying himself with tribes of [[Northmen]] in [[Rhovanion]] as a bulwark against further [[Easterling]] invasions. He sent his son [[Valacar]] as an ambassador to the [[Northmen]], and while [[Rómendacil II|Rómendacil]] still held the throne, [[Valacar]] wedded [[Vidumavi]] in the east, who bore him a son.
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20. '''[[Valacar]]''', r. {{TA|1366|n}} - {{TA|1432|n}}
:[[Valacar]] was a controversial and disputed King, especially because his heir carried the blood of the [[Northmen]]. In the later part of [[Valacar]]'s reign, true rebellion broke out, and the southern provinces of [[Gondor]] began to break away.
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21. '''[[Eldacar (King of Gondor)|Eldacar]]''' (born [[Vinitharya]]), r. intermittently  in {{TA|1432|n}} - {{TA|1437|n}}
:After the half-[[Gondorian]] [[Eldacar]] took the throne, the rebellions of [[Valacar]]'s time grew into a full civil war, and after five years as King [[Eldacar]] was deposed by [[Castamir]] the Usurper. For ten years he hid in the east, gathering his forces, and then challenged [[Castamir]] for his rightful Kingship, slaying the Usurper himself. After regaining his throne, he reigned for another forty-three years before his death.
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22. '''[[Castamir|Castamir the Usurper]]''', r. {{TA|1437|n}} - {{TA|1447|n}}
:The Usurper of [[Eldacar]]'s throne was descended from the royal line (he was the great-grandson of [[Calmacil]]) and is considered a King of Gondor in his own right. He reigned for just ten years, as unrest among his subjects grew, after which [[Eldacar]] attacked from the east and reclaimed the throne of [[Gondor]].
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23. '''[[Aldamir]]''', r. {{TA|1490|n}} - {{TA|1540|n}}
:[[Aldamir]] was the younger son of [[Eldacar]] (his elder brother [[Ornendil]] had been put to death by [[Castamir]]). In his time there was war in [[Gondor]] with the peoples of the south, and [[Aldamir]] fell in that war.
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24. '''[[Hyarmendacil II]]''' (born [[Vinyarion]]), r. {{TA|1540|n}} - {{TA|1621|n}}
:[[Aldamir]]'s son avenged his father by overcoming the [[Haradrim]], and in token of this took the name of ''Hyarmendacil'', 'South-victor', the second of [[Gondor]]'s Kings to bear that auspicious name.
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25. '''[[Minardil]]''', r. {{TA|1621|n}} - {{TA|1634|n}}
:[[Minardil]]'s was a brief reign. He was at the port of [[Pelargir]] when it fell under attack by the [[Corsairs of Umbar]], and he was slain in that attack.
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26. '''[[Telemnar]]''', r. {{TA|1634|n}} - {{TA|1636|n}}
:[[Telemnar]]'s reign was even shorter than that of his father. He was lost with all his children in the [[Dark Plague]], and his line came to an end.
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27. '''[[Tarondor (King of Gondor)|Tarondor]]''', r. {{TA|1636|n}} - {{TA|1798|n}}
:[[Tarondor]], the nephew of [[Telemnar]], came early to the Kingship, and enjoyed the longest rule of any of [[Gondor]]'s Kings. His realm had been devastated by war and plague, and he worked to rebuild its power. It was [[Tarondor]] who moved the King's House from [[Osgiliath]] to [[Minas Anor]].
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28. '''[[Telumehtar Umbardacil]]''', r. {{TA|1798|n}} - {{TA|1850|n}}
:[[Telumehtar]] is most remembered by history as the King who reconquered [[Umbar]] to the south, and from this deed he took his name ''Umbardacil'' 'Victor over [[Umbar]]'.
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29. '''[[Narmacil II]]''', r. {{TA|1850|n}} - {{TA|1856|n}}
:In his time, wars with the fierce [[Wainriders]] began; they emerged suddenly out of the east, and [[Narmacil]]'s short reign came to an end in their violent assault.
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30. '''[[Calimehtar (King of Gondor)|Calimehtar]]''', r. {{TA|1856|n}} - {{TA|1936|n}}
:[[Calimehtar]] reversed his father's defeat, and secured a famous victory over the [[Wainriders]] on the plain of [[Dagorlad]]. Nonetheless they were not destroyed, and their threat remained on [[Gondor]]'s eastern borders.
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31. '''[[Ondoher]]''', r. {{TA|1936|n}} - {{TA|1944|n}}
:Like his father and grandfather before him, [[Ondoher]] went to war with the [[Wainriders]]. They had made alliance with the [[Men of Khand]] and the [[Haradrim]], so that all of [[Gondor]]'s bitterest foes attacked at one time. Under its great general [[Eärnil II|Eärnil]], [[Gondor]] had the victory at the [[Battle of the Camp]], but [[Ondoher]] was lost in those wars, as were his two sons [[Artamir]] and [[Faramir (son of Ondoher)|Faramir]].
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32. '''[[Eärnil II]]''', r. {{TA|1945|n}} - {{TA|2043|n}}
:[[Eärnil II]] ruled [[Gondor]] during a time a turmoil across [[Middle-earth]]. In the north, the last kingdom of the [[Dúnedain]] was overrun by the [[Witch-king]], and though [[Eärnil II|Eärnil]]'s son [[Eärnur]] travelled north to the aid of [[Arthedain]], he came too late, though he did achieve the destruction of [[Angmar]]. The [[Lord of the Nazgûl]] returned to [[Mordor]] from that defeat, and later in Eärnil's reign the [[Nazgûl]] launched an assault on [[Minas Ithil]], Gondor's great citadel on the borders of [[Mordor]], and captured it. After that time [[Minas Ithil]] was known as [[Minas Morgul]], and [[Minas Anor]] as [[Minas Tirith]].
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33. '''[[Eärnur]]''', r. {{TA|2043|n}} - {{TA|2050|n}}
:[[Eärnur]] had reigned for just seven years when he foolishly took up a challenge from the [[Lord of the Nazgûl]], and rode willingly to [[Minas Morgul]]. He was never heard from again, and his loss left Gondor without a King once more. After him, the realm of [[Gondor]] was ruled by hereditary [[Stewards]], the first of whom was [[Mardil Voronwë]].
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34. '''[[Aragorn|Aragorn Elessar]]''', r. {{TA|3019}} – {{FoA|120}}
:[[Aragorn]] was the long-lost [[Heir of Isildur]] out of the north, the direct descendant of [[Gondor]]'s first and second Kings, who came into his title at the time of the [[War of the Ring]], and was crowned in the year of the [[Downfall of Barad-dûr]]. He [[Reunited Kingdom|reunited the North- and South-Kingdoms]]; his Queen was [[Arwen]], the daughter of [[Elrond]], and his heir was their son [[Eldarion]].
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35. '''[[Eldarion]]''', r. {{FoA|120|n}} – c. {{FoA|220|n}}
:During his reign, a copy of the [[Red Book of Westmarch]] is completed in [[Gondor]] by [[Findegil]]. One hundred years into his reign, he encountered a renewal of [[Morgoth]]-worship known as the "[[Dark Tree]]". There are references in the ''[[History of Middle-earth]]'' that make it all but certain that he left descendants to rule after him.
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Revision as of 17:40, 26 June 2020

The Kings of Gondor through Amandil claimed descent from the Lords of Andúnië, and from there to Silmariën and the Kings of Númenor.

  1. Elendil, son of Amandil; he reigned titularly as High King from S.A. 33203441 while his sons Isildur and Anárion were the co-rulers of Gondor itself (until Anárion's death in S.A. 3440)
  2. Isildur officially ruled Gondor from S.A. 3441T.A. 2
  3. Meneldil fourth child and son of Anárion reigned Third Age 2 – 158
  4. Cemendur r. 158 – 238
  5. Eärendil r. 238 – 324
  6. Anardil r. 324 – 411
  7. Ostoher r. 411 – 491
  8. Rómendacil I (born Tarostar) r. 491 – 541
  9. Turambar r. 541 – 667
  10. Atanatar I r. 667 – 748
  11. Siriondil r. 748 – 830
  12. Tarannon Falastur r. 830 – 913, first of the Ship-Kings, died childless
  13. Eärnil I r. 913 – 936, nephew of Tarannon
  14. Ciryandil r. 936 – 1015
  15. Hyarmendacil I (born Ciryaher) r. 1015 – 1149, last of the Ship-Kings
  16. Atanatar II Alcarin r. 1149 – 1226
  17. Narmacil I r. 1226 – 1294, second childless King
  18. Calmacil r. 1294 – 1304, younger brother of Narmacil
    *Minalcar, son of Calmacil, ruled as prince-regent from 1240 – 1304
  19. Rómendacil II (born Minalcar) in 1304, reigned 1304 – 1366
  20. Valacar r. 1366 – 1432
  21. Vinitharya, crowned as Eldacar, r. 1432 – 1437

    In T.A. 1437 Castamir the Usurper usurped the throne during the Kin-strife.

  22. Castamir r. 1437 – 1447

    In T.A. 1447 Eldacar took back his throne with the help of the Northmen of Rhovanion and many of the Dúnedain from the northern parts of Gondor, and Castamir was killed.

    Eldacar restored r. 1447 – 1490

  23. Aldamir r. 1490 – 1540
  24. Hyarmendacil II (born Vinyarion) r. 1540 – 1621
  25. Minardil r. 1621 – 1634
  26. Telemnar r. 1634 – 1636, died in the Great Plague with all his children
  27. Tarondor r. 1636 – 1798, nephew of Telemnar
  28. Telumehtar Umbardacil r. 1798 – 1850
  29. Narmacil II r. 1850 – 1856
  30. Calimehtar r. 1856 – 1936
  31. Ondoher r. 1936 – 1944, died in battle with his two sons
    *Fíriel daughter of Ondoher might have been ruling queen, but was passed by
  32. Eärnil II r. 1945 – 2043, descendant of Telumehtar Umbardacil, was given the crown after a year of rule by the Steward Pelendur
  33. Eärnur r. 2043 – c. 2050, last King of Gondor before the Reign of the Stewards. Was probably murdered by the Witch-king.
  34. Elessar r. T.A. 3019Fo.A. 120, first High King of the Reunited Kingdom
  35. Eldarion r. Fo.A. 120 – c. Fo.A. 220

Elendil was the first King of Arnor and was succeeded by Isildur. Elendil ruled over both realms as High King of the Dúnedain-in-exile Isildur succeeded as High King as well upon his father's death. Isildur committed Gondor to the rule of Meneldil the son of Anarion as sole King of Gondor, but Isildur's royalty in the South-realm remained, as his line was by right High King over both Arnor and Gondor, though after Isildur's death, the realms were split. Isildur's heirs ruled Arnor and Anárion's heirs ruled Gondor.

Eärnur was taken in Minas Morgul and never seen again, and the Kingdom of Gondor was ruled by a succession of Stewards until the restoration of the line of Kings with Elessar (Aragorn), the first king of the Reunited Kingdom of Gondor and Arnor.

The Kings were buried in the Hallows of Minas Tirith. Stone statues of the Kings were in the Tower Hall.

Kings of the Dúnedain

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Elros
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Tar-Elendil
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Kings of Númenor
 
Lords of Andúnië
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Elendil
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Isildur
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Anárion
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Kings of Arnor
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Kings of Gondor
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Kings of Arthedain
 
Kings of Cardolan
 
Kings of Rhudaur
 
Ondoher
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Arvedui
 
Fíriel
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Aranarth
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Chieftains of the Dúnedain
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Aragorn
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
High Kings of the Reunited Kingdom