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  • Umbar | Tolkien Wiki
    In TA 2758, Umbar, together with Men of the Harad and forces of Dunland, held a combined extensive offense upon Gondor and Rohan’s new kingdom Three massive, full, and ready armadas sailed from Umbar and Harad and hit the bay of Gondor with sweeping power They attacked from all directions, even way up north to Isen
  • Black Númenóreans | Tolkien Wiki
    They stayed true to Ilúvatar, survived the fall of Numenor, and moved to recreate their Realms to the north of Umbar, in safe and habitable territories The Numenoreans lived apart, with each side thinking slowly of the other The Faithfuls saw those in Umbar as renegades while the feeling is mutual from the south for them
  • Corsairs of Umbar | Tolkien Wiki
    Throughout TA 933, Umbar fell into the hands of Gondor Later on, Umbar was eventually conquered by the Black Númenóreans and Haradrim up to TA 1050 Then the war ceased after they were conquered by King Hyarmendacil I of Gondor At the time of the Kin-strife (discord of the people), the fallen Gondor renegades went to Umbar
  • ️ Harad | Tolkien Wiki
    In Near Harad’s southeast, a gulf reached far to the lands Also, a large river flowed inland from there to the northwest and then forked into two branches One river continues west to Umbar, and the other branch flows to the northeast Tolkien did not give any names to the rivers or the gulf
  • Why were there still Black Numenoreans? - The Tolkien Forum
    Umbar was first settled by Dúnedain in the Second Age, perhaps around 1800; it was “made into a great fortress of Númenor” in 2280, and Pelargir, which became the chief haven of the Faithful, was founded in 2350 With the Downfall of Númenor, the Akallabêth, much of the western shore of Middle-earth was hit with a tsunami
  • who is the witch king - The Tolkien Forum
    I suspect he was the royal governor of Umbar, which means he most likely received his Ring of Power while living in Umbar sometime during the early- or mid-eighteenth century of the Second Age (i e , the first half of the 1700s)
  • Aragorns raid on Umbar | The Tolkien Forum
    Kind of an aside to this sone general 'Aragorn' questions: With Aragorn learning of his heritage at age 20 (2951 III) from Elrond, and his first meeting of Arwen where he was clearly smitten, then heading off on his travels around Middle Earth and serving in both Rohan and Gondor, then wandering Middle Earth some more until he was around 49 (2980 III) when he again met Arwen in Lothlorien
  • When and why did Aragorn go to Rhun? - The Tolkien Forum
    He has just raided Umbar and killed the Captain of the Haven, and a great triumpf as prepared in Minas Tirith to celebrate him, but when the fleet returned to Pelargir he sent a message to Ecthelion and crossed the Anduin He was last seen looking at the Shadow Mountains of Mordor
  • Haradrim | Tolkien Wiki
    During the Second Age, the Númenoreans founded a great city in the harbor of Umbar The harbor was located on the southern side of the Bay of Belfalas, and it was very vast Eventually, the city became a fortified citadel The tribes of Harad flourished within the city gates, and its people were known to be the Haradrim
  • What is a black numenorian?? - The Tolkien Forum
    Her eventual fate was to be set adrift in a boat with her cats: "The ship was last seen flying past Umbar under a sickle moon, with a cat at the masthead and another as a figure-head on the prow " It is also told that "her name was erased from the Book of the Kings (`but the memory of men is not wholly shut in books, and the cats of Queen Beruthiel never passed wholly out of men's speech') "





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