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	Argeleb I - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Argeleb I is a fictional character from J.
		Argeleb I was the son of King Malvegil of Arthedain.
		Argeleb fortified the hills at Weathertop, and was killed in 1356 T.A. by evil men from Rhudaur.
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	Argeleb II
		Argeleb II Argeleb II is a fictional character from J.
		Argeleb II was the son of King Araphor of Arthedain, and was named for his great-grandfather Argeleb I.
		Argeleb was succeeded at his death in 1670 by his son Arvegil.
	www.guajara.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/a/ar/argeleb_ii.html (201 words)

	The North-kingdom of Arnor
		In 1349, Malvegil's son Argeleb I became the seventh King of Arthedain.
		Argeleb granted the Hobbits permission on the condition that they acknowledge his rule, speed his messengers, and repair the roads and bridges.
		Argeleb II was followed by Arvegil, Arveleg II, and Araval.
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	Argeleb I - Tolkien Gateway
		Argeleb (T.A. 1226 - 1356, died aged 130) was the 7th King of Arthedain, succeeding his father, Malvegil on his death in 1349.
		Argeleb ruled for only seven years, and was succeeded by his son, Arveleg I, upon his death in 1356.
		Argeleb's name is Sindarin for "Silver King" from ar meaning "royal", and celeb (becoming lenited to geleb) meaning "silver".
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/Argeleb_I (228 words)

	Lord of the Rings Fanatics Library \| The Wars of Arnor and its End (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		When Argeleb I came to the throne in Arthedain, he claimed the lordship of all of Arnor as the Heir of Isildur.
		Argeleb, realizing war was imminent, fortified the Weather Hills against Rhudaur and Angmar, but in T.A. 1356 he was slain in battle against Rhudaur and Angmar after only seven years on the throne.
		Argeleb's son, Arveleg I, succeeded his father and continued the war, driving his enemies out of the Weather Hills and refortifying them.
	www.lotrlibrary.com /placesofarda/endofarnor.asp (1233 words)

	Dunedain of the North
		Argeleb I fortified the Weather Hills against their attack, but he was killed in battle.
		Argeleb I was the first in a continuous line of Kings of Arthedain and Chieftains of the Dunedain to have a name beginning with the prefix ar from aran signifying "High King." This was because they considered themselves to be the rightful Kings of the entire North-kingdom of Arnor.
		In 1601, Argeleb II granted permission to Marcho and Blanco to lead a party of Hobbits to settle the lands between the Brandywine River and the Far Downs.
	www.tuckborough.net /dunedain.html (6034 words)

	LotR Fanatics Library: Timeline of the Third Age (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Argeleb I, son of Malvegil become the next king.
		Arveleg, son of Argeleb becomes the king of Arthedain after his father is slain in the battle with Rhuadaur and Angmar
		The hobbits are led by the fallohide brothers Marco and Blanco.
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	Argeleb I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Argeleb was a dunadan and the seventh King of Arthedain.
		Since no heirs of Isildur remained in either Rhudaur or Cardolan, Argeleb sought to reunify the Kingdom of Arnor.
		Soon he started to fortify the Weather Hills, but the war with Angmar began, and Argeleb was slain in battle.
	valarguild.org /varda/Tolkien/encyc/articles/a/ArgelebID.htm (49 words)

	The third age.
		Succeded by Minalcar, accepts Argeleb of Arthedain claims to the High Kingship of Arnor in 1349, and is promised autonomy.
		He is succeeded by his son Argeleb I. - First Northern War pits Arthedain and Cardolan versus Rhudaur and Angmar.
		In a bold move, Argeleb II grants to the Hobbits the Shire in southern Arthedain.
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	TolkienWiki: Arthedain
		Because of this, Argeleb I claimed dominion over all Arnor in III 1346, which was contested by Rhudaur.
		After Beleg came Mallor (1029-1110), Celepharn (1110-1191), Celebrindol (1191-1272, Malvegil (1272-1349), Argeleb I (1349-1356), Arveleg I (1356-1409), Araphor (1409-1589), Argeleb II (1589-1670), Arvegil (1670-1743), Arveleg II (1743-1813), Araval (1813-1891), Araphant (1891-1964) and Arvedui (1964-1974).
		Amlaith was the rightful heir to Eärendur, and the rulers of Arthedain were direct descendants of the Kings of Arnor.
	www.thetolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?Arthedain (879 words)

	MR - The Mounted Raiders of the North - The Lord of the Rings Online(tm): Shadows of Angmar(tm) Forums
		With the Realm of Rhudaur king-less claims of kingship came from Argeleb I, the King of Arthedain.
		Argeleb I used force to try to claim the land of Rhudaur and with these claims war broke out between Rhudaur and Arthedain.
		During this battle the Angmar came to Rhudaur’s aid and Argeleb I of Arthedain was slain which began Rhudaur’s folly and the beginning of its downfall.
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	Argeleb I
		During his reign Argeleb fortified the Weather Hills.
		Argeleb was slain in battle with the realm of Rhudaur in the strife of the Palantir of
		Argeleb renewed the claim of the Lordship over all the former lands of Arnor but this was rejected by Aldor of Rhudaur, who was not an heir of Elendil, and had an secret alliance with Angmar.
	www.annalsofarda.dk /annals-of-arda/Humans-index-tables/Humans/Argeleb-I.htm (71 words)

	LotR Lounge - Weathertop
		After the North-kingdom was divided in 861 of the Third Age, possession of the Weather Hills and particularly the Tower of Amon Sul became a source of dispute among the three kingdoms.
		In 1356, King Argeleb I of Arthedain was slain defending the Weather Hills against an assault from Rhudaur, which was then ruled by an evil lord who had secretly joined forces with the Witch-king of Angmar.
		Argeleb's son Arveleg I was able to defend the Weather Hills for many years, but in 1409, Weathertop was surrounded by a great host from Angmar and Arveleg I was killed.
	www.homeschoolblogger.com /LOTRLounge/199346 (1214 words)

	Angmar
		The witch-king took over Rhudaur, the weakest of Arnor's remains by supplanting its Dúnedain king by a native Hillman.
		In 1356 T.A. Rhudaur invaded Arthedain on Angmar's bidding and its King Argeleb I[?] was slain but with the help of Cardolan Arthedain managed to hold the defence perimeter at the Weather Hills[?].
		In 1409 T.A. Cardolan was destroyed and Rhudaur was finally terminated by the Witch-king.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/an/Angmar.html (200 words)

	Charting the Shire lines
		In 1349 Argeleb I claimed lordship over both Rhudaur and Cardolan, because no more heirs of Isildur lived in either of those lands.
		The lords of Cardolan apparently accepted the claim, but Rhudaur had by now fallen into the hands of a lord of the hill-folk.
		So war broke out and Argeleb I was slain in battle in 1356.
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	The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - Where were the `Blades of Westernesse` forged? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Arnor was dissolved in 861 after the death of Earendur and the elder line of Isildur subsequently ruled Arthedain.
		However, Argeleb I (ruled from 1349-1356) claimed the rule of Arnor once more.
		When the swords were forged, all three Northern Kingdoms were still in existence, and after 1349 Arnor can be said to have been a political reality, due to the claim of Argeleb I and his successors.
	forum.barrowdowns.com /showthread.php?t=1644 (1134 words)

	Argeleb II - The Lord of the Rings Wiki - A Wikia wiki (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Argeleb II - The Lord of the Rings Wiki - A Wikia wiki (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu)
		Argeleb II From The Lord of the Rings Wiki
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	The Grey Havens - Humans: A History and Complete Chronology of Númenor
		Begining with Argeleb, the kings of Arthedain claimed dominion over all of Arnor and took names with the prefix
		Aldamir is slain in battle with the Haradrim and the Corsairs of Umbar.
		Argeleb II grants lands west of the Baranduin to the Periannath.
	tolkien.cro.net /humans/chronag.html (3861 words)

	The Bag End Bugle \| Silmarillion Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Aredhel put herself in front of her son though and was killed by a poisoned arrow.
		Argeleb I was the seventh King of Arthedain.
		Arien was the Maia who tended Laurelin and after its destruction she guided the Sun.
	www.thebagendbugle.net /silmarillion.html (8144 words)

	Rohan: The Green Fields
		King Argeleb I slain in battle with Rhuadaur.
		King Aldamir slain in war with the Harad and Corsairs of Umbar.
		Many Periannath migrate from Bree, and are granted land beyond Baranduin by Argeleb II.
	www.geocities.com /fieldsofrohan/thebooks/thirdtl.html (241 words)

	White Council archive \| Re: Fall of Arthedain/Arnor \| Tolkien and the Inklings discussion
		In 1349 Argeleb I claimed sovereignty over all Arnor again (but not the High Kingship) because the last Heirs of Isildur had died out in Rhudaur and Cardolan sometime between 1272 (the year Malvegil, his father, became King of Arthedain) and 1349.
		I would not be surprised if both died in the 14th century, perhaps in the fighting that must by this time have become almost perpetual.
		Even so, the lands between Baranduin and Lune had become so empty that in 1600 Argeleb II was free to grant them to the Hobbits as a shire.
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	Chronology of Arda
		He is succeeded by his son Argeleb I. c 1356 Argeleb I dies in battle with Angmar.
		c 1473 Probable date of the birth of Argeleb son of Araphor, later King Argeleb II of Arthedain.
		He is succeeded by his son Argeleb II.
	www.geocities.com /jrr_tolkiens_works/Chronicles.html (3971 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Argeleb I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The son of Malvegil, who sought to reunify the lost kingdom of Arnor under his Kingship.
		Since the Dúnedain in Cardolan and Rhudaur had dwindled in numbers, Argeleb tried to refound Arnor around his own kingdom of Arthedain.
		He failed, largely through the machinations of the Witch-king of Angmar, and instead an open war broke out in which Argeleb himself was slain.
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/a/argelebi.html (94 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Argeleb II (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Tenth King of Arthedain, son of Araphor, and direct ancestor of Aragorn Elessar.
		The date of Argeleb's birth appears only in The History of Middle-earth volume XII, The Peoples of Middle-earth.
		The ar- element of Argeleb's name means 'lord' or 'king', following the tradition established by his great-grandfather and namesake, Argeleb I, who claimed lordship over the neighbouring lands of Cardolan and Rhudaur.
	www.glyphweb.com.cob-web.org:8888 /arda/a/argelebii.html (167 words)

	Grave Matters 9 November 2003 ::: The Barrow-Downs
		Assuming that you are of the Éothéd of Gladden, as your name suggests, you might try a trip to Osgiliath using a Woodman dialect.
		Argeleb I, King of Arthedain, T.A. Letter 070)
		My only problem is...I can't bring myself to being in a thankful mood.
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	Who is The Witch-King of Angmar? - Middle Earth Center Forums
		There were few Dunedain remaining in Rhudaur and an evil lord of the Hillmen in league with the Witch-king seized power.
		In 1356, King Argeleb I of Arthedain claimed rule of all of Arnor.
		Rhudaur objected and waged war on Arthedain and King Argeleb was killed in battle.
	www.middleearthcenter.com /forums/showthread.php?t=3669 (5281 words)

	[ Daily Tolkien ] Charting the Shire lines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Of course, it always helps to look at their possible motivations.
		In the year 1601, Argeleb II was king of Arthedain.
		Rhudaur had been destroyed nearly 200 years before in the War of 1409.
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	White Council archive \| Re: Arnor and its division \| Tolkien and the Inklings discussion
		Amlaith was the eldest son of Earendur, so his brothers may have outlived him (unless in their state of rebellion their lives were shortened -- that's a sticky issue).
		The original entries for the Kings of Arthedain indicate that it was Malvegil, not his son Argeleb I, who attempted to reassert the elder line's authority over Rhudaur and Angmar.
		So I don't believe there were any descendants of Isildur left in either Rhudaur or Cardolan by, say, 1300.
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