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	Borondir - Tolkien Gateway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		One of six riders sent north from Gondor by Steward Cirion to seek the aid of the Northmen in war.
		Borondir was the only one to survive the journey and present the Seal of the Stewards to Eorl.
		Borondir was called as Borondir Udalraph, "Borondir the stirrupless".
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/Borondir (112 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Red Arrow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Its flights were fl and its barbs were made of steel, and it took its name from a mark of red painted on the arrow's tip.
		The origins of the tradition of the Red Arrow are obscure, but it seems to date back to the time of Borondir, who rode north from Gondor to summon aid from the ancestors of the Rohirrim, the Éothéod, in III 2509.
		Borondir was one of six messengers, the only one of the six to escape the orc-arrows of Dol Guldur, and the fl feathers of the Red Arrow perhaps commemorate this feat by representing the arrows of the Orcs.
	www.encyclopedia-of-arda.com /r/redarrow.html (240 words)

	Wikipedia: Cirion
		Cirion could not spare many men to defend this part of his realm, and in despair he sent several messengers to their old friends the Éothéod, a people living in the far north.
		Only one man, Borondir, reached the Éothéod capital of Framsburg, and deliverd his message to the king Eorl the Young.
		After not receiving any answer for a full year, Cirion set out west through Anórien, to prevent the Balchoth from going across the Anduin at the Undeeps and the Wold.
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/c/ci/cirion.html (406 words)

	History of the Eotheod, Page Four
		His companion had not his luck nor his horse the speed of Borondir's and he was slain.
		Borondir's trial was not over though and he had many times had to ride miles out of his way to avoid those who hunted for him.
		Borondir bespoke that the Lady of the Golden Wood favored them but Eorl replied that "I will trust the wisdom of Felaróf.
	www.eotheod.net /Eotheod_History_Four.html (798 words)

	Mounted Convoy of Rohan \| The Eotheod
		On March 25, 2510, an errand-rider named Borondir arrived bringing a message to Eorl from Cirion, the Steward of Gondor.
		Borondir speculated that Galadriel, the Lady of Lothlorien, was helping the Eotheod.
		On April 15, the Riders of the Eotheod arrived at the Field of Celebrant, between Lothlorien and the River Limlight, and found the northern army of Gondor in trouble.
	www.freewebs.com /mcor/history.htm (828 words)

	Lord of the Rings Fanatics Forum: PPTP RPG - The Ride of Eorl
		Running to where his horse was stabled, Borondir readied his steed, then ran to fill his waterskin and saddlebag with food for the journey.
		Borondir set out to ride North with all possible haste and it was a perilous journey, through the lands overrun by the enemy.
		Borondir’s muscles ached from long days in the saddle with scant rest in between, and the constant watch for enemies on the horizon.
	www.lotrplaza.com /forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=205205&PID=5999020 (8950 words)

	Borondir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Cirion asked for volunteers of great courage and endurance in spring this year for a nearly 1000 Miles long and hazardous ride to the North, to ask for the aid of the Éothéod.
		Borondir, a soldier of the Gondorian army, who claimed to descent from the Northmen came forward with five others.
		They were sent out in pairs two and two with one day delay between them.
	www.annalsofarda.dk /Annals-of-Arda/Humans-index-tables/Humans/Borondir.htm (100 words)

	Prologue
		Borondir, Calandil, and Merendir they named their sons, and their daughter they named Aerlindis.
		Always the waters answered Aerlindis as they were a chorus to her verses, and through a long age Amros, Líniel and their children lived in happiness by the shores of the sea.
		Though at last the battle was won and Sauron's spirit fled before the loss of the Ruling Ring which he had made, Amros, Borondir, Calandil, and Merendir returned not to their own, but all lay slain at the Battle of Dagorlad.
	www.geocities.com /celwensong/prologue.html (1262 words)

	Ride of Eorl to the Battle of the Field of Celebrant - Events - Research Library - Henneth Annûn
		The first pair of messengers left on the tenth day of SÃºlimÃ«; and in the event it was one of these [Borondir], alone of all the six, who got through...
		As it drew southward and passed by southern Mirkwood (below the great East Bight), which was now infested by the Balchoth, still there was no sign of men, in force or in scouting parties, to bar their road or to spy upon their coming.
		In part this was due to events unknown to them, which had come to pass since Borondir set out; but other powers also were at work.
	www.henneth-annun.net /resources/events_view.cfm?evid=397 (1019 words)

	ATB chapter 1
		His friend Borondir the horse dealer came to lean on the fence beside him, and his weight made the wood creak.
		Borondir placed an arm around each of them and nodded to the ponies.
		With no saddle or reins, he kept a hold, but the mare was untroubled by having a hobbit on her back.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /elenya/ATBchapter1.html (7344 words)

	Nevershade Frontier questions - SpellForce - Official Board
		I met Borondir, the dwarf (east side of the map, with the heroes), and he tells me to go sneak past the dark elves to the back of the crimson camp, and he joins my party.
		I bring Borondir the dwarf and the avatar, and the gate still doesn't open, no passageways, etc. I can't find any valid mountain paths and seem to have scoured the area fairly thoroughly.
		After bringing Borondir in front of the gate, eventually an exclamation mark appears again allowing me to talk to him.
	spellforce.jowood.com /forum/showthread.php?p=448322 (677 words)

	The Field of Celebrant - 3A 2510
		The battle description implies that the invaders of the Wold (the Easterlings) were ALSO thrown into panic, and pursued south, so it was the Orcs that were attacked first, and routed across the Limlight towrads the Esaterlings.
		In favour of the northern Undeep being below the confluence, it is said (UT, p313) of Borondir, riding with Eorl '...was the first to cross the Limlight and cleave a path to the aid of Cirion.
		He at last fell on the Field of Celebrant defending his lord, Cirion.' This only makes sense if Eorl's men were moving NORTH over the Limlight to reach Cirion's position, which was north of the Limlight.
	www.ne.jp /asahi/luke/ueda-sarson/Celebrant.html (1298 words)

	Borondir Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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	Log: nush and rasta owns tbad
		* R HP:Fine Mana:Warm Borondir the Silvan Elf:Hurt>C Borondir the Silvan Elf panics, and attempts to flee.
		Borondir the Silvan Elf panics, and attempts to flee.
		Your blood freezes as you hear Borondir the Silvan Elf's death cry.
	www.elvenrunes.com /cgi-bin/logs/mumps?rou=show&log=58741,06700 (6370 words)

	Council of Elrond :: Lord of the Rings News and Information
		Eorl became king at a young age, thereby getting his nickname "The Young".
		In TA 2510 a messenger called Borondir came to him with a plea from Cirion, steward of Gondor, to help him against the Balchoth, a force of the Easterlings.
		Eorl quickly gathered a force of 7000 and rode forth.
	www.councilofelrond.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Encyclopedia&file=index&action=DisplayTerm&pn_vid=2&pn_id=4882 (373 words)

	TolkienWiki: Borondir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		He had been sent north with a squad of messengers to beg for military aid: being the hardiest, only he survived (barely).
		His name was long remembered in the song of Rochon Methestel (Rider of the Last Hope) as Borondir Udalraph (Borondir the Stirrupless), for He rode back with the éoherë at the right hand of Eorl, and was the first to cross the Limlight and cleave a path to the aid of Cirion.
		He fell at last on the Field of Celebrant defending his lord, to the great grief of Gondor and the Éothéod, and was afterwards laid in tomb in the Hallows of Minas Tirith.
	www.thetolkienwiki.org /frametest.cgi?Borondir (132 words)

	Celebrant Field
		Cirion did not know if any of the six messengers he had sent to the far north had even reached the Éothéod and their chieftain, Eorl the Young.
		Eorl the Young -- wise for his twenty-and-five years -- had felt that to refuse aid to his kinsfolk in Gondor would be very short-sighted: since in the future after destroying the southern kingdom, Sauron would turn his wrath upon the north, and then the Éothéod would stand alone without hope.
		So he quickly mustered the full strength of his people and with Borondir at his right side to scout for the host Eorl took the warpath into the south.
	larsen-family.us /~1066/celebrant.html (3632 words)

	Borondir - The Lord of the Rings Wiki
		Borondir - The Lord of the Rings Wiki
		Borondir of Gondor and five other messengers rode north along Anduin to seek out Gondor's old allies, the Éothéod, when Gondor was being overrun by Easterlings, in TA 2509.
		Borondir was the only survivor, and presented the Red Arrow to the Éothéod King Eorl the Young.
	lotr.wikia.com /wiki/Borondir (82 words)

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		Each of the six couriers carried a stone carved with the seal of the Stewards and a message committed to heart and memory; that Gondor stood in sore danger of being utterly destroyed by the Balchoth, and was desperately in need of assistance from the Eotheod.
		Borondir’s companion was slain by arrows as they rode past Dol Guldur, and Borondir himself was pursued by Balchoth trackers as far as the Gladden Fields.
		But the joy was sullied, for many had died and Borondir, who had been the first to cleave his way to Cirion’s side, had fallen toward the middle of the day in defense of his lord.
	web.telia.com /~u18120780/mark/dokument/Horse-Lords.doc (11707 words)

	Fanatics Plaza: Rohan Kingdom
		Cirion sent three pairs of scouts at one day intervals beginning on the tenth day of Sulime; of those six scouts, only one made it to Eorl.
		Borondir, after fifteen days of hastened riding, came upon the lands of the Eotheod, into the presence of Eorl, son of Leod.
		On the sixth day of Viresse, Eorl set out for Gondor with some seven thousand mounted men and some hundreds of mounted archers, with Borondir serving as a guide.
	www.lotrplaza.com /rohan/AbbrevEssaysImportantEvents.asp (1253 words)

	The Brotherhood of Rohan - Welcome to the BoR official Website
		Cirion sent six of his bravest men to deliver his message to the Lord of the Eotheod, but only one of which returned alive.
		The one man, Borondir, had found Eorl and told him of Gondor, and he answered.
		He sent many men into combat, including the Brotherhood of Rohan's men, and sent the enemy fleeing from the field forever more.
	www.freewebs.com /brotherhoodofrohan/joiningrankshistory.htm (1102 words)

	Planet-Tolkien.com
		Of riders six who forth that 1st day of Súlimë, but one of these alone to errand sped
		Borondir Udalraph, in Rochon Methestel song long remembered
		thus taking Borondir's hand in token of aid's promise.
	www.planet-tolkien.com /journals/journal_1057.html (218 words)

	Gondor, Arrow, ÃothÃ©od, Borondir, situation, flights, black, arrow - Red Arrow
		Gondor, Arrow, ÃothÃ©od, Borondir, situation, flights, fl, arrow - Red Arrow
		First mention of the Red Arrow is when Borondir of Gondor and five other messengers rode north along Anduin to seek out Gondor's old allies, the ÃothÃ©od, when Gondor was being overrun by Easterlings, in 2509 T.A..
		Gondor, Arrow, ÃothÃ©od, Borondir, situation, flights, fl, arrow
	www.alphasearch.org /Red-Arrow.html (282 words)

	Galadriel's lesser known feat - THE TOLKIEN FORUM
		It is said that Eorl led forth some seven thousand fully-armed riders and some hundreds of horsed archers.
		At his right hand rode Borondir, to serve as guide so far as he might, since he had lately passed through the lands.
		As it drew southward and passed by southern Mirkwood (below the great East Bight), which was now infested by the Balchoth, still there was no sign of men, in force or in scouting parties, to bar their road or to spy upon their coming.
	www.thetolkienforum.com /showthread.php?t=11976 (1289 words)

	Middle-earth Mythology - Cirion
		Cirion and Gondor had not many men to spare for the defence of this Northern frontier and in despair Cirion sent messengers to their old friends the Éothéod and their King Eorl in the high North asking for their aid in the great peril Gondor was in.
		Only Borondir reached Framsburg and Eorl to deliver the message.
		T.A. Cirion gathered as great a force as he could and set out West through Anórien passing going North to the Undeeps and the Wold were the Balchoth had to cross.
	realgoodwin.com /middle-earth/character.php?id=761&Specie=Men (147 words)

	Portal Tolkienianos: Content / / Gondor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tratava-se de Borondir, um grande cavaleiro de uma família que se reclamava descendente de um capitão dos homens do Norte ao serviço dos reis de antigamente.
		Dos outros nunca se souberam quaisquer notícias, a não ser do companheiro de Borondir: foi morto por setas numa emboscada, ao passarem perto de Dol Guldur, da qual Borondir escapou por sorte e graças à velocidade do seu cavalo.
		Borondir caminhava à direita de Eorl para, na medida do possível, servir de guia, pois passara recentemente por aquelas terras.
	www.tolkienianos.com /content.php?article.107 (10520 words)

	Hopelessly stuck in Nevershade Frontir! - SpellForce - Official Board
		I've gone down to the bottom of the Eastern side and talked to the Dwarf Borondir where hes says there is a passage somewhere, but where?
		when i got to the gate i could talk to borondir straight away and he opend the gate did'nt have to kill any gargoyles, infact done the signet of the beast quest once cleared i the map.
		Ok that worked for you, it did not for me But who cares he should have enough information now to complete the map
	spellforce.jowood.com /forum/showthread.php?p=351401 (493 words)

	Tolkienianos 3ª Era -> NOVO ARTIGO!!!! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		As origens da tradição da seta vermelha não são claras, mas parece datar da época de Borondir, que cavalgou 1530 Km para Norte, para pedir ajuda aos Éothéod, antepassados dos Rohirrim, quando Gondor estava em grande perigo.
		Partiram 6 mensageiros de Gondor, por ordem de Cirion, mas apenas Borondir chegou ao seu destino: os seus companheiros foram mortos por setas orcs numa emboscada, ao passarem perto de Dol Guldur.
		Eorl, assim que recebeu a mensagem das mãos de Borondir, partiu com um grande exército de cavaleiros em socorro de Gondor; e como agradecimento pelo auxílio prestado, Cirion ofereceu Calenardhon para os Rohirrim habitarem, e ambos prestaram um juramento solene: os dois povos viveriam em aliança perpétua e ajudar-se-iam mutuamente em caso de perigo.
	tolkienpt.neojag.net /index.php?s=e49e62ac64898e3767d81e27a7be5ab6&showtopic=1310 (5583 words)

	Rohirrim
		They needed more room to roam, but there was nowhere for them to go.
		On March 25, 2510 - when Eorl was 25 years old - an errand-rider named Borondir arrived with a message from Cirion, the Steward of Gondor.
		Gondor was being threatened by Men from Rhun called the Balchoth, and Cirion sought Eorl's help in defeating them.
	www.tuckborough.net /rohirrim.html (11036 words)

	People of Gondor
		Cirion sent messengers north through hostile territory to the source of the Anduin to request help from the Eotheod, who were allies of Gondor.
		Of the six messengers, only Borondir reached his destination.
		The Balchoth crossed the Anduin on rafts and boats and swept away the defenses on the western shore.
	www.tuckborough.net /gondorians.html (12238 words)

	Stories of Arda - Lord of the Rings Fan-Fiction Archive
		I'm so happy for Ragnhild and Borondir :-) And Faramir is waking!
		Author Reply: I do look forward to watching their love grow - won't he be a blessing to Gondor once he is back in Minas Tirith!
		We've one oddly downed and another who we now know will be fine, and only two more chapters!!
	www.storiesofarda.com /reviewsbystory.asp?SID=5057 (1100 words)

	BloomHeads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		After so long a road shall we be held back from battle by a river-mist?"
		"The Lady of the Golden Wood is on our side, it seems," said Borondir.
		The White Council was formed in 2463 -- ironically, the same year the One Ring was found by a pair of halflings in the Gladden Fields.
	www.msnusers.com /Bloomheads/yourwebpage4.msnw (1896 words)

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