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Dates
III 2860 - III 2963 (1260 - 1363 by the Shire-reckoning, lived 103 years); Master of Buckland for 53 years from III 2910 (S.R. 1310)
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Settlements
Brandy Hall above Bucklebury
Pronunciation
Gorbadoc is pronounced 'gorba'dok'
Meaning
Uncertain1
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Gorbadoc ‘Broadbelt’ BrandybuckThe generous host of Brandy HallThe son of Marmadoc Brandybuck, who inherited the title Master of Buckland from his father. Early in his time as Master, the Fell Winter descended, and White Wolves invaded the Hobbit-lands. He was renowned for his love of good food (hence, no doubt, his nickname 'Broadbelt'), and his generous hospitality. It was during one of his famous feasts that Frodo's parents Drogo and Primula were lost in a boating accident. Notes
See also...Adaldrida Bolger, Amaranth Brandybuck, Asphodel, Asphodel Brandybuck, Broadbelt, Celandine Brandybuck, Doderic Brandybuck, Dodinas Brandybuck, Drogo Baggins, Fosco Baggins, Ilberic Brandybuck, Marmadoc Brandybuck ‘the Masterful’, Master of Buckland, Milo Burrows, Minto Burrows, [See the full list...] Indexes: About this entry:
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