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Dates
Dated back to the time of the Great Journey during the Years of the Trees; Beleriand was largely destroyed at the end of the First Age
Location
Origins
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Settlements
The chief settlement of the Sindar was Menegroth in Doriath, while the Havens of Brithombar and Eglarest stood on the coasts of the Falas
Pronunciation
Sindar is pronounced 'si'ndarr' (with the final r distinctly pronounced); Beleriand is pronounced 'bele'riand'
Meaning
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Sindar of BeleriandThe Grey-elves west of the Blue MountainsA historical term used to refer to the followers of Elu Thingol during the long years before the end of the First Age. These people were collectively known as the Sindar, the Grey-elves. The central forests of Beleriand formed Thingol's own Sindarin realm of Doriath, but the other Grey-elves throughout Beleriand, and along its borders, acknowledged his overlordship. Until the breaking of Beleriand at the end of the First Age, all the Sindar lived west of the Blue Mountains. Most of the survivors of Beleriand's destruction settled in Lindon, but others passed eastward across Middle-earth (the ancestors of Legolas Greenleaf were among these). The term 'Sindar of Beleriand', then, refers back to the ancient times when all the Sindar dwelt together in the lands west of Ered Luin. See also...East Vale, East-elves, Elu Thingol, Elven-kings, Elves of Mithrim, Gonnhirrim, Hills of the Hunters, Masters of Stone, Sindar of Nevrast, Tawarwaith Indexes: About this entry:
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