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Éothéod
The roots of the Rohirrim
A nation of Northmen brought by their chieftain Frumgar to the northern reaches of the River Anduin. The Men of the Éothéod were the ancestors of the Rohirrim; in the time of Eorl the Young, they rode south to the aid of Gondor, and were granted the wide green land of Calenardhon (later known as Rohan) as a reward.
See also...
Battle of the Field of Celebrant, Dark Plague, Dragons, East Bight, Éoherë, Éomund, Eorl, Felaróf, Forthwini, Fram, Framsburg, Frumgar, Gladden River, Gondorians, Horn of the Mark, [See the full list...]Horses, King of Calenardhon, King of Rohan, King of the Éothéod, Léod, Long-worms, Lord of the Éothéod, Mansbane, Marhwini, Mearas, Men of the North (in the Third Age), Men of the Twilight, Mering Stream, Misty Mountains, Northmen of Rhovanion, Oath of Cirion and Eorl, Red Arrow, Ride of Eorl, Riders of Eorl, Riders of the Mark, Riders of the North, River Anduin, Rochann, Rochirrim, Rochon Methestel, Rohirrim, Ruling Steward, Scatha, Seal of the Stewards, Steward of Gondor, Stirrupless, Súlimë, Tale of Cirion and Eorl, The Young, Tomb of Elendil, Udalraph, Vales of Anduin, White Mountains
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