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	Brethil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In J.R.R. Tolkien's The Silmarillion, the Forest of Brethil was a cluster of woods bordering Dorthonion, which was probably originally part of Doriath.
		It was to Brethil that the House of Haleth removed after dwelling east of the river Gelion.
		The main feature of the forest was the hill of Amon Obel, upon which stood Ephel Brandir, the main settlement of the Haladin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brethil (89 words)

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		Brethil nodded, moving to embrace her, burying his face in her dress, finding comfort in the sweet unique smell that was his mother's.
		Brethil had been very brave, the dear little soul coming to her in the night when he had heard her weeping in despair and holding her in his small arms, silent, yet supportive and loving.
		Brethil was barely aware of all the eyes that gazed at him in sympathy as his fingers traced the lines of the face once more.
	arcticfox42.phpwebhosting.com /tfme/stories/TreeHugger/AYuletideTale.txt (7380 words)

	Welcome to Brethil (Beleriand MUSH)
		Brethil - the name means 'Silver Birch' - is the dwelling place of the Haladin - the Second House of the Edain (Beor and Hador being the other two).
		While the more peaceful side of Brethil life was never focused upon by Tolkien, we know that the Haladin are a nature-loving people, and prone to wandering off through their forest at random, for the simple enjoyment of nature.
		We know that the folk of Brethil did not care for large crowds (except on occasion, of course) and were content among small numbers of friends and family.
	www.geocities.com /forestofbrethil/haleth.htm (1003 words)

	Minor places in Middle-earth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cabed-en-Aras (translated as Leap of the Deer) was a deep gorge near Brethil through which the river Taeglin ran (mentioned in The Silmarillion).
		When Níniel was first brought to Brethil, when she saw that view from the bridge, she started shivering uncontrollably - so much so that the name of Dimrost was changed to Nen Girith, the "Shuddering Water".
		It was only later that the cause of her foresightful fear was discovered: the Ravines she had seen from the bridge would be the place of her tragic death.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cabed-en-Aras (1017 words)

	MINAS BRETHIL
		The Melosse lands, while not as large as the holdings of some of the northern noble families, were the most economically important, since they provided much of the grain and almost all of the wool that sustained Rhudaur.
		Minas Brethil was a regular resting-place for Angmarean reconnaissance parties for some time (this explains the mysterious lights), however the underground caves were found only recently.
		One, Thuin Boid, is located rather near to the ruins of Minas Brethil and is the local seat of the so-called government that presides over this border frontier.
	www.guildcompanion.com /scrolls/1999/mar/minasbrethilintro.html (3075 words)

	House of Haleth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		They were the descendants of Haldad, but the house was named after Haldad's daughter Haleth, who led her people from East Beleriand to Brethil.
		Impressed by their virtue Caranthir offered them his lands to live in protected, but Haleth refused, and later got permission to settle in the forest of Brethil, part of Doriath but outside the Girdle of Melian.
		Some of the Second and Third Age nations of Men, such as Dunlendings, were related to the Haladin, but were not recognised as Middle Men by the Númenoreans because their speech was too different, and they were hostile.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/House_of_Haleth (463 words)

	Arwen-Undomiel.com :: Dedicated to J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings :: Aragorn and Brethil (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Brethil sighed heavily.She found herself in a new outfit.She studied the room for a moment not knowing where she was.
		Brethil glanced over at him."I thank you for saving me."She said getting some boots on.She sighed and fit her bracers on and glanced at him.''"How did you find me?"He asked.
		Brethil looked at him and sighed.She knew he was going to do what he said.She heard many things about Aragorn.
	www.arwen-undomiel.com /fanfic40.html (1291 words)

	Death of Morwen and the rebellion of Brethil
		At length they came to the Ford of Britiach where Hurin wanted to rest for the night and then go to Brethil, the land where his son Turin and daughter Nienor died, but during the night when all were asleep, Hurin left them while the others slumbered and he crossed the Ford of Britiach.
		Hurin fell asleep, into a deep sleep of grief, where he heard the voice of Morwen lamenting and often she spoke his name and it seemed to him it came from Brethil, therefore, when he awoke at the coming of day, he arose and returned to the ford and went along the eaves of Brethil.
		But until the end of Beleriand, women of Brethil would come with flowers in spring and berries in autumn and sing there a while of the grey lady who sought in vain for her son.
	www.annalsofarda.dk /annals-of-arda/Battles-index-tables/Battles/DeathMorwen-RebellionBrethil.htm (2539 words)

	Bambooweb: Haldir
		In Tolkien's fictional universe of Middle-earth, Haldir was lord of the Haladin of Brethil, and first child of Halmir.
		As a son-in-law of Hador, he fostered Hareth's sons Huor and Hurin in Brethil, because Dorthonion was not thought safe enough after Dagor Bragollach.
		Haldir obeyed the summons of Fingon and led a small detachment of Brethil warriors to the Nirnaeth, from which he did not return.
	www.bambooweb.com /articles/h/a/Haldir.html (119 words)

	The Fall of Night, Part 11
		I am beginning to believe Brethil another of his trickster-ilk, for he was the one who purchased the pipe-weed in the first place.
		Lalaith took her seat between Erêgmorn and Brethil, watching in satisfaction as the rabbit stew she had prepared, with much unsolicited advice from the latter and Rûmil, was eagerly devoured after the first hesitant spoonfuls.
		Brethil’s badger comment had been more sour than droll, and hardly anything Erêgmorn said was funny, though he thought otherwise.
	cinnamongrrl.popullus.net /files/tfon11.htm (2282 words)

	A Yuletide Tale, by TreeHugger
		Brethil turned to look at him, standing slowly so as not to dislodge his little friend.
		Brethil's eyes darted to his mother, who smiled at him, nodding encouragingly, and seated herself at Tanglinna's knee on a pile of plump cushions scattered about the floor in preparation for the story to be told.
		Brethil frowned and blinked, unaware of how important this seemingly simple request was for the two others.
	www.freewebs.com /edhellond/yule/yuletide_tale.htm (7398 words)

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		Brethil's eyes widened even more, and he leapt into the mud with the other two, earning him an annoyed stare from Tavor, whom he had inadvertently splashed.
		Brethil's eyes moved from where Legolas was to where Tavor knelt, his brows knit with worry.
		ORCS!!" Brethil stood, and was about to apologize for startling her, and making her shriek as loud as her ada could, when Legolas and Tavor grabbed his arms, and laughing in high spirits, pulled him away.
	arcticfox42.phpwebhosting.com /tfme/stories/TreeHugger/TricksyTales1.txt (12035 words)

	Tolkienion Lexicon Letter H
		Son of Halmir of Brethil; wedded Gidredhel, daughter of Hador of Dor-lómin; slain in the Nirnaeth Arnoediad.
		The burial-mound of Haleth in the Forest of Brethil.
		A Man of the Haladin in Brethil who accompanied Túrin in his attack on Glaurung at Cabed-en-Aras and was killed there by a falling stone.
	www.tolkienion.com /lexicon/comp_h.html (820 words)

	With Friends Like These ch.9 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Something was clearly wrong; Brethil would never normally act in such a precipitous manner, or actively seek out the king, for whom he had a very healthy respect.
		Brethil's sense of urgency was palpable, but his frantic explanations were not exactly coherent.
		One of the guards, not knowing from Brethil's incoherent words who was injured, had had the wit to bring two litters.
	doublevision.shoreless-skies.net /withfriendsch9.html (2043 words)

	Misguidance in the Forest ~ at runboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Brethil’s parents, the Elf King Narian and his bride Larona, were inconsolable.
		Brethil resisted the urge to sniffle as tears came to his grey eyes.
		Brethil nodded in despair, but as the figures drew closer, the elf prince was able to see faces.
	com5.runboard.com /bfantasywritersunited.fclassicstories.t23 (653 words)

	People of Brethil (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The people of Brethil was freemen holding their own land and homesteads about them of their right.
		Their chieftain; the Haladin, was chosen from the descendants of Haldad, out of reverence of the deeds of Haleth and Haldar and the mastership was given as a Lordship or Kingdom to the eldest of the eldest line but the folk had the right to set anyone aside or to remove him for grave cause.
		The title of the Chieftains of Brethil should not be Lord or Master, they were elected from the family of Haldad; called the Haladin, and that means "Wardens" For the stem Hal(a) in the old tongue of Bëor`s house and of Haldad`s was used for a Watch and / or Guard.
	www.annalsofarda.dk /annals-of-arda/Misc/People-of-Brethil.htm (180 words)

	dimrost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Dimrost in the fictional universe of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth is a cascading waterfall on the stream of Celebros, where it flowed down to meet the River Teiglin on the borders of Brethil.
		The tumbling falls raised a fine spray into the air, from which they took their name, which means 'Rainy Stair'.
		From the bridge, a wide view could be seen, showing the Ravines of Teiglin two miles (3.2 kilometres) distant.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /dimrost.html (238 words)

	Forest of Brethil Definition / Forest of Brethil Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		It was to Brethil that the House of HalethIn the fiction of J. Tolkien, the House of Haleth or the Haladin were the second of the Three Houses of Men.
		Forest of Brethil is the home of Halmir and the Haladin (the Second House of the Edain), and also to the Drúedain.
		Forest of Brethil is a beautiful area, littered with great, green trees that stretch as far as the eye can see.
	www.elresearch.com /Forest_of_Brethil (257 words)

	Merp Session 15
		Tidings were brought to Minas Brethil of the fall of Anduran and of the Last Bridge.
		A Commander Saftar was said to have fallen at the battle of Anduran, supposedly he was high in the ranks of Fardwith's army.
		The initial advances of the army had slowed as their numbers were reduced.
	www.redbrick.dcu.ie /~tomo/merp/history/session15.shtml (802 words)

	Brethil (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In Tolkien 's The Silmarillion, the Forest of Brethil was acluster of woods bordering Dorthonion, probably being originally part of Doriath.
		It was to Brethil that the House of Haleth removed themselvesafter dwelling east of the river Gelion.
		The main feature of the forest was the hill of Amon Obel, upon which stood Ephel Brandir, the mainsettlement of the Haladin.
	www.therfcc.org /brethil-236015.html (77 words)

	The History of the House of Haladin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Haleth was granted land at Brethil by Thingol of Doriath on condition that the Haladin defend the Crossings of Teiglin from all enemies of the Eldar.
		For many years the woodsmen of Brethil guarded the northern Flank of Nargothrond, their numbers swelled by refugees of their own people and people of the First House after the loss of Dorthonion.
		In 496 (FA), the Haladin were defeated in Brethil, thus opening the way for the sack of Nargothrond.
	www.neosoft.com /genesis/info/gondor/haladin.html (412 words)

	With Friends Like These ch.4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		He had completed the last mile of the challenge at a dead run, to be greeted at the end of the path by a chorus of cheers and whistles, led by Alfiel.
		He was hungry, and began to regret that he had not picked up something from the kitchens as he passed through.
		Waiting alone, in silence like this, was rather eerie, and he also began to regret not having asked Brethil, or Tirnan to join him.
	doublevision.shoreless-skies.net /withfriendsch4.html (1681 words)

	Halmir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Sirion than the borders of Brethil because of the brave defence they set up there after the Dagor Bragollach.
		And Beleg, chief of the march-wardens, brought great strength armed with axes into Brethil and issuing from the deep forest they took an Orc-legion at unawares and destroyed it.
		And the people of Brethil whetted their axes for war but before they marched Halmir died of age and the honor of Haladin went to his son Haldir.
	www.annalsofarda.dk /Annals-of-Arda/Humans-index-tables/Humans/Halmir.htm (179 words)

	LotR Fanatics Library: Brandir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		When his father died from an orc assualt, Brandir became the lord of Brethil and he ruled it from his home in Ephel Brandir, a protected realm which was named after him, upon Amon Obel, the hill in the midst of the forest of Brethil.
		But some of the Men of Brethil still hunted the orcs that came into their borders; their chief was Dorlas, and thus one day did Túrin Turambar find them outnumbered by orcs, and he saved them.
		Now the year passed and there was peace for a time in Brethil and Niniel was fully healed and had grown extremely fair, and Turambar could restrain himself no longer: he asked her hand in marriage.
	www.lotrlibrary.com /racesofarda/brandir.asp (1514 words)

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		Minas Brethil was best known for its production of rare herbs, many of which had unusual healing properties.
		Minas Brethil was also known for hosting Cassiopeia's annual jousting tournament.
		According to rumor, the townsmen of Minas Brethil had long standing hostilities with the local natives and it was raided several times over the years by various native clans.
	home.maine.rr.com /trajan/page_21.htm (465 words)

	Stories of Arda
		Brethil raced back to Lasgalen. He crossed the bridge, and shot past the startled guards. In the entrance hallway he saw Mireth, and skidded to a halt.
		As Brethil retraced his steps through the trees, Elrond and Thranduil kept pace, still attempting to determine exactly what had happened – and to whom. Brethil’s sense of urgency was palpable, but his frantic explanations were not exactly coherent.
		One of the guards, not knowing from Brethil’s incoherent words who was injured, had had the wit to bring two litters. Elladan and Elrohir were both moved onto the litters,to be displaced.
	www.storiesofarda.com /chapterview.asp?sid=1094&cid=4691 (1746 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: People of Haleth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		She led them westward, and eventually they settled in the Forest of Brethil, with the leave of King Thingol in Menegroth.
		The main dwelling of the People of Haleth was a fenced compound known as Ephel Brandir, on the hill of Amon Obel in the middle of the forest.
		According to some tales, there were Drúedain in the woods of Brethil too, with whom Haladin held a bond of friendship against the Orcs that raided their lands from the north.
	www.glyphweb.com /ARDA/p/peopleofhaleth.html (164 words)

	The One Ring \| For Online Tolkien Fans \| The Lord of the Rings Source (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Brethil couldn’t hear her, but she felt better saying it.
		Novarwen stared at it as Brethil, undazzled by the City’s glory, followed Shadowfax through the gates.
		She still stared as Shadowfax and Brethil took their riders up through all the levels of the city, and as they dismounted and made their way to the Steward’s hall on foot.
	www.theonering.com /comments.cfm?Item_ID=15372&Item_Type=articles (2523 words)

	The Reading Room \|\| Lord of the Rings Reading and Writing Workshop
		Brethil neighed nervously now that she was off, but he submitted meekly to having the packs of two of the Arfaroth and Theryn strapped onto him.
		Brethil, recognizing Theryn’s smell from the old days, neighed happily at having a familiar friend near him.
		Theryn stroked Brethil’s white flank, then somehow produced an apple and fed it to the horse.
	www.theonering.com /docs/10200.html (924 words)

	Stories of Arda
		Brethil was still suspicious. “I can, it’s easy, but I’m not sure I want to. I expect you’re up to something again. You are, aren’t you? You’d better be careful, you know what your father said last time. Why do you want me to listen? What are you going to do?”
		The path that led around the back of the hill which housed Thranduil’s palace was remote, little used, and narrow. Gloomy even in the daylight, at night it was pitch dark, the trees clustering too close for moon or stars to shine through.
		Brethil stopped grooming the horse, and looked at Legolas. “Why not?” He realised that Legolas was being even more evasive than usual. “Why don’t you want to tell them?”
	www.storiesofarda.com /chapterview.asp?sid=1094&cid=4353 (1730 words)

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