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Tar-Palantir · 03-17-2003, 01:22 PM

In Unfinished Tales there is the only reference I have seen (have not read the HoME series). It is like Legolas said, in addition it is mentioned that there was a small settlement of Lórien elves in close proximity at the time (1980 of the Third Age). After bearing two children to Imrazôr Mithrellas and the remainder of the elves departed for Valinor.

Their son Galdor, half Númenórean half Silvan elf, was the 1st Prince of Dol Amroth whose direct line included Imrahil, the 22nd Prince of Dol Amroth. Incidentally the name Amroth stems from a Lord of Lórien named Amroth (A Silvan elf) who died in the Bay of Belfalas trying to swim back to shore to find Nimrodel. After this loss Galadriel and Celeborn took up the reigns in Lothlórien.

You can find it in UT - 'History of Galadriel and Celeborn'

[ March 17, 2003: Message edited by: Tar-Palantir ]

03-17-2003, 01:22 PM	#3
Tar-Palantir Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: napa valley, ca Posts: 496	In Unfinished Tales there is the only reference I have seen (have not read the HoME series). It is like Legolas said, in addition it is mentioned that there was a small settlement of Lórien elves in close proximity at the time (1980 of the Third Age). After bearing two children to Imrazôr Mithrellas and the remainder of the elves departed for Valinor. Their son Galdor, half Númenórean half Silvan elf, was the 1st Prince of Dol Amroth whose direct line included Imrahil, the 22nd Prince of Dol Amroth. Incidentally the name Amroth stems from a Lord of Lórien named Amroth (A Silvan elf) who died in the Bay of Belfalas trying to swim back to shore to find Nimrodel. After this loss Galadriel and Celeborn took up the reigns in Lothlórien. You can find it in UT - 'History of Galadriel and Celeborn' [ March 17, 2003: Message edited by: Tar-Palantir ] __________________ History shows again and again How nature points up the folly of men Go, go, Godzilla!