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InklingElf · 02-10-2003, 06:30 PM

You are correct JenFramp: not every man was descended from the Edain, and there are many divisions:

Drúedain
Drughu
Dúnedain
Easterlings
Kings of Men
Men of Darkness
Men of Middle-earth
Men of Númenor
Men of Old
Men of the West
Men of Westernesse
Mighty of the West
Northmen
Númenóreans
Oghor-hai
Púkel-men
Wild Men
Wild Men of the Woods
Woses

As for Woses:It is a Mannish name for the Drúedain. A name among the Rohirrim for the shy, secretive people known in Elvish as the Drúedain. Though never populous, the end of the Third Age saw these people reduced to a few populations in the southern parts of Middle-earth, especially in the Drúwaith Iaur and Drúadan Forest of Rohan, where the Rohirrim came into contact with them.

Source:Encyclopedia of Arda

[ February 12, 2003: Message edited by: InklingElf ]

02-10-2003, 06:30 PM	#4
InklingElf Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 419	You are correct JenFramp: not every man was descended from the Edain, and there are many divisions: Drúedain Drughu Dúnedain Easterlings Kings of Men Men of Darkness Men of Middle-earth Men of Númenor Men of Old Men of the West Men of Westernesse Mighty of the West Northmen Númenóreans Oghor-hai Púkel-men Wild Men Wild Men of the Woods Woses As for Woses:It is a Mannish name for the Drúedain. A name among the Rohirrim for the shy, secretive people known in Elvish as the Drúedain. Though never populous, the end of the Third Age saw these people reduced to a few populations in the southern parts of Middle-earth, especially in the Drúwaith Iaur and Drúadan Forest of Rohan, where the Rohirrim came into contact with them. Source:Encyclopedia of Arda [ February 12, 2003: Message edited by: InklingElf ]