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Dates
Founded c. II 1000; under Gondorian control between II 3441 and c. III 1980; Sauron finally ejected in III 3019
Location
Directly to the east of Gondor
Origins
Taken as a stronghold by Sauron after his re-emergence during the Second Age
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Important peaks
Orodruin, commonly called Mount Doom
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![]() An occasional name used for Sauron's fortified country of Mordor. In fact 'Dark Land' is a possible interpretation of the name Mordor, though the alternative 'Black Land' is used much more frequently. On at least one early map of Arda, a great southern continent appears labelled 'Dark Land'. This region is not otherwise mentioned, and is unrelated to the Dark Land mentioned in The Lord of the Rings. See also...Ash Mountains, Battle of the Pelennor Fields, Black Years, Briar, Cirith Dúath, Dark Lord, Dark Plague, Elves of Eregion, Evil Eye, Eye of Mordor, Gollum, Gondorians, Haunted Pass, Haven of Umbar, High Nazgûl, [See the full list...] Indexes: About this entry:
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