Dates
Founded II 1697Maintained at least into the first centuries of the Fourth AgeLocation
A hidden valley beneath the western Misty Mountains in EriadorOrigins
Race
Meaning
From archaic English riven dell, meaning a deeply cut valley
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The hidden refuge of Elrond Halfelven, founded by Elrond in the Second Age against the assaults of Sauron in Eriador. It lay in a deep valley in the western foothills of the Misty Mountains, and endured, under the protection of Elrond's Ring Vilya, until the War of the Ring and beyond. After the War, the Ring's power ended and Elrond passed over the Sea, but Rivendell itself remained, at least for a time, in the keeping of Elrond's sons Elladan and Elrohir.
See also...
Alders, Andúril, Angmar, Annúminas, Arador, Aragorn Elessar, Arahael, Arathorn II, Archet, Arnor, Arveleg I, Arwen Evenstar, Asfaloth, Battle of Fornost, Bilberry, [See the full list...]Birthday Party, Black Riders, Blue Ring, Boromir, Brandybuck Family, Bridge of Mitheithel, Bridge of Tharbad, Bridgefields, Buckland, Calendar of Imladris, Chieftain of the Dúnedain, Chronology of the Westlands, Cirith Forn en Andrath, Coldfells, Companions of the Ring, Company of the Ring, Council of Elrond, Dúnadan, Eärendil, Edge of the Wild, Elendil, Elladan, Elostirion, Elrohir, Elven-rings, Elven-wise, Elves of Eregion, Ennor, Estel, Ettendales, Ettenmoors, Evereven, Fallohides, Farewell Party, Fellowship of the Ring, First Homely House, Ford of Bruinen, Forsaken Inn, Frodo Baggins, Galadriel, Galdor, Gildor Inglorion, Gilraen, Gimli Elf-friend, Glorfindel, Goblin-town, Great Bridge, Guardian of the Third Ring, Half-elven, Hall of Fire, Hazel, Heather, Heir of Isildur, High Moor, High Pass, Hill-trolls, Horses, House of Elrond, House of Isildur, Imladris, Isildur’s Heir, Karningul, King of Arnor, King of the North-kingdom, Lady of Rivendell, Last Bridge, Last Homely House, Legolas Greenleaf, Lindir, Ling, Lord of Lórien, Lord of Rivendell, Lord of the Nine Riders, Lord of the Ring, Man of the West, Master, Moths, Nameless Enemy, Norland, Northern Sceptre, Old Road, Owls, Pass of Imladris, Red Book of the Periannath, Ring of Sapphire, River Bruinen, River Loudwater, River Mitheithel, Rosa Baggins, Rowlie Appledore, Shards of Narsil, Silmarillion, Sons of Elrond, South-gate of Bree, Star of the North, Star of the North Kingdom, Steward of Gondor, Stone-trolls, Swish-tail, Tale of the Ring, Three Keepers, Three Rings, Tom, ‘Translations from the Elvish’, Troll-fells, Trolls, Trollshaws, Vilya, War of the Ring, Westron, White-socks, Woody End
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