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Dates
Probably founded at the time of the Great Journey (long before the first rising of the Sun), though this is uncertain
Location
On the banks of the river Celebrant, to the southeast of Khazad-dûm
Race
Divisions
Culture
Settlements
The chief city was Caras Galadhon
Pronunciation
lindoa'rinand
Meaning
Other names
Dreamflower, Dwimordene, The Golden Wood, The Hidden Land, Land of the Valley of Singing Gold, Laurelindórenan, Lórien, Lórien of the Blossom, Lórinand, Lothlórien, Vale of the Land of the Singers, Valley of Gold
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Lindórinand‘Vale of the Land of the Singers’![]() Note that the locations of Cerin Amroth and Caras Galadhon shown here are conjectural. Note that the locations of Cerin Amroth and Caras Galadhon shown here are conjectural. An ancient name for the land that would later be called Lórien. In its earliest days, at the time of the Great Journey, many of the Elves of the Teleri turned aside from that march and settled instead in the woods by the river Celebrant. At that time there were no golden mallorn trees growing in this region. Many of this forest realm's later names would come from the golden colour of those trees, but they were brought much later by Galadriel. So, at this early point in its history the newly settled Teleri gave their land a name from their own kind. They called themselves Lindar, 'the Singers', and so their new forest home became known as Lindórinand, 'Vale of the Land of the Singers'. See also...Nandorin, The Singers, Vale of the Land of the Singers, Valley of Gold Indexes: About this entry:
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