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Dark Lord
A title of Morgoth, and of his servant Sauron
The title given to the two great Ainur who ruled the forces of darkness in Middle-earth, Morgoth and Sauron.
The First Dark Lord: Morgoth
Morgoth descended into Arda at its beginning, and battled with the Valar for ages uncounted before the awakening of Elves and Men from his fortress at Utumno in the north of the world. The Valar defeated him and imprisoned him for three ages, but on his release he returned to Angband, north of Beleriand. During the First Age, the Noldor made hopeless war upon him for the return of the Silmarils, but at last the Valar came to their aid and overthrew Morgoth, banishing him forever from the World.
The Second Dark Lord: Sauron
Sauron was the ancient lieutenant of Morgoth, and after the first Dark Lord's defeat, he took on his master's mantle and became a Dark Lord himself during the early Second Age. Taking the land of Mordor to dwell in, he corrupted the Númenóreans. Though he was defeated at the end of the Second Age, and his Dark Tower of Barad-dûr was thrown down, he rose again during the Third Age, and was finally defeated with the destruction of the One Ring in III 3019.
See also...
Ainur, Aiwendil, Aman, Angainor, Angband, Angrist, Awakening of Men, Balrogs, Barad-dûr, Battle of the Pelennor Fields, Belegûr, Belegurth, Black Foe of the World, Black Gates, Black Speech, [See the full list...]Black Sword of Nargothrond, Black Years, Bór, Captain of the Host of the West, Ciryatur, Council of the Wise, Dagor Dagorath, Dark King, Dark Throne, Darkening of Valinor, Day of Doom, Days of Flight, Demons, Denethor II, Dragonets, Dragons, Drúedain, Dwarves, Eastlands of Middle-earth, Echoing Mountains, Eldar of the West, Eldest Days, Elendil, Elf-kings, Elves, Elves of Eregion, Elves of Mithrim, Elvish World, Enemy of Sauron, Ereinion Gil-galad, Evil of the North, Eye of Barad-dûr, Fall of Fingolfin, Fëanor, Fingolfin, Five Wizards, Fuinur, Galadriel, Gamgee Family, Gates of Summer, Glorious Battle, Gondorians, Gorthaur, Gorthol, Great Battle, Great Darkness, Great Eye, Great Isle, Great Wars, Grond, Grond, Haven of Umbar, Herumor, Hildor, Holman Greenhand, Holy Ones, Horses, Host of the West, Hound of Sauron, House of the Mírdain, Húrin, Iron Crown, Jaws of Thirst, Jewels of Fëanor, King of the Mountains, Land of Shadow, Land of the Elves, Last Battle, Lay of Eärendil, Light in the West, Little Kingdom, Living Creatures, Lord of Men, Lord of Middle-earth, Lord of Mordor, Lord of the Dark, Lord of the Dark Tower, Lord of the Fountains, Lord of the Nazgûl, Lord of the Ringwraiths, Maiar, Marrer of Middle-earth, Master of the Fates of Arda, Men of Darkness, Men of Rhûn, Men of the Sea, Menelvagor, Middle Days, Middle Men, Middle-earth, Mírdain, Misty Mountains, Mordor, Morgoth, Mountains of Iron, Nameless Enemy, Nameless One, Nargothrond, Narn i Chîn Húrin, Nazgûl of Dol Guldur, Necromancer, New Haven, Nine Ringwraiths, Númenórean Realms, Oath of Fëanor, Olórin, Orc-draughts, Orcs, Orcs of Mordor, Orcs of the Red Eye, Orodruin, Peace of Arda, Power of Terror and of Hate, Power of the Black Land, Radagast, Radhruin, Return of the Noldor, Rhûn, Ring of Durin, Ring of Power, Ring of Rings, Ring-inscription, Ring-maker, Rings of Power, Saruman, Sauron, Shadow of Fear, Shadow of Morgoth, Siege of Barad-dûr, Snakes, Spear of Gil-galad, Stone of Orthanc, Stone-trolls, Stones of Gondor, Swan-knights, Tale of Grief, Taniquetil, Tar-Minastir, The Accursed, The Blessed, The Cruel, The Great, The North, The Other Side, The Powers, The Ring, The Unnamed, The Wise, Three Kindreds, Throne of Morgoth, Towers of Mist, Trolls, Udûn, Udûn, Union of Maedhros, Unrest of the Noldor, Uruk-hai, Valacirca, Valar, Voyage of Eärendil, War of the Great Jewels, War of the Powers, War of the Ring, Watch-towers of the Morannon, Wild Men, Wolves, Worm of Morgoth, Wraith-king, Years of the Trees
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