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	TolkienWiki: Castamir
		Castamir was a Lord of great consequence during the reign of King Valacar, holding the office of Captain of the Ships, and being close kin to the King himself.
		Yet it was during the Kinstrife that Castamir truly came to the fore, becoming the leader of the rebel Dúnedain disputing the Kingship of Eldacar, Valacar's son.
		Yet Castamir's cruelty was to prove his downfall, as many Dúnedain chaffing under the Usurper's iron rule fled north to the Court of the exiled King, swelling the number of Eldacar's followers until at last Eldacar deemed the time had come to regain the throne from the hated Usurper.
	www.thetolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?Castamir (347 words)

	Castamir - Tolkien Gateway
		Castamir "The Usurper" (Third Age 1259 – 1447, aged 188 years) usurped the throne of Gondor from Eldacar, ruling from Third Age 1437 to 1447, until he was violently deposed.
		The great-grandson of the unremarkable king Calmacil, Castamir was not in line for the throne, but his royal background had made him the "Lord of Ships" under the previous king, Valacar.
		Castamir was slain by Eldacar's forces at the Battle of Erui, the decisive battle of the Kin-strife, as this period came to be known.
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/Castamir (498 words)

	Battle of the Crossings of Erui - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After a decade of cruel rule by Castamir the Usurper, the people of Gondor rebelled, and the rightful king Eldacar of Gondor returned to his Kingdom.
		Castamir and his men were cornered at the Crossings of the river Erui, on the road from Minas Tirith to Pelargir, and Eldacar personally killed Castamir there.
		The Castamir's heirs were then besieged in Pelargir after the victory, eventually fleeing to Umbar.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Erui (137 words)

	Castamir the Usurper (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Castamir the Ursurper is a is a fictional character J.R.R. Tolkien 's universe of Middle-earth.
		Castamir was by Eldacars forces at the Battle of Erui the decisive battle of the Kin-strife as this period came to be At the Crossings of Erui Eldacar personally Castamir.
		In Usurper the hero (which you play), Avenger, has to travel to Irsmuncast in the Manmarch to claim back the throne which is rightfully his.The best thing about the book, other than the great story line, is that you h...
	www.freeglossary.com /Castamir_the_Usurper (683 words)

	BSC
		Eldacar was to succeed his father and become the King, but Castamir the Usurper, being in blood closer to the crown (for Eldacar was born being of a lesser race on his mother's side), rebelled against this and the great civil war in Gondor, the Kin-Strife, came to hand.
		Now Castamir, Captain of the Ships, Captain of the Fleets, was followed by many, and eventually caused Eldacar to flee to his mothers kin in the North.
		Castamir slew one of Eldacar's sons, and he destroyed alot that was held fair in Gondor.
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	Castamir \| English \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		Castamir the Usurper is a fictional character in J.R.R. Tolkien's universe of Middle-earth.The aptly named "Usurper", usurped the throne of Gondor from Eldacar, ruling from 1437 to 1447 of the Third Age, until he was violently deposed.
		With the defeat of the king, Castamir seized the throne.
		Castamir was slain by Eldacar's forces at the Battle of the Crossings of Erui, the decisive battle of the Kin-strife, as this period came to be known.
	www.babylon.com /definition/Castamir (474 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Gondor (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Popular displeasure at this led to the overthrow of King Eldacar by Castamir (afterwards known as Castamir the Usurper), the admiral of all of Gondor's naval forces who possessed some royal blood.
		During his ten year rule Castamir proved to be very cruel, and because of his love of his old fleet he lavished attention on the coastal regions while the interior provinces were ignored.
		Eldacar slew Castamir and reclaimed his throne, but Castamir's sons and their forces were besieged in Pelargir, the great port of Gondor.
	www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/Gondor (2845 words)

	People of Gondor
		Castamir became a leader of the faction who did not want Eldacar as their King because his mother Vidumavi was one of the Northmen.
		Castamir and his followers deemed the Northmen inferior to the Men of Gondor, and they believed that the royal bloodline would be weakened and that the lifespans of the Kings would decrease.
		Castamir's sons and some of their followers escaped to Umbar and they and their descendants became the Corsairs who continued to trouble Gondor for centuries to come.
	www.tuckborough.net /gondorians.html (12037 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Castamir
		Castamir took advantage of this unrest to launch a rebellion, and he succeeded in deposing Eldacar and sending him into exile.
		For ten cruel years he ruled Gondor, but Eldacar the rightful King built an army in exile, and returned to oust Castamir and reclaim his throne.
		Aldamir, Angamaitë, Calimehtar, Corsairs of Umbar, Crossings of Erui, Eldacar, King of Gondor, Kin-strife, Ornendil, Sangahyando, The Usurper, Umbardacil
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/c/castamir.html (180 words)

	Castamir the Usurper at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The great-grandson of the unremarkable king Calmacil, Castamirs line was not in line for the throne, but his royal background had made him the Lord of Ships under the previous king, Valacar.
		Remenants of his forces, and his surviving sons, retreated from the Battle of Erui to the port of Pelargir and escaped by ship to Umbar, far to the south.
		These descendants of Castamir became the so called "Corsairs of Umbar", fierce pirates which terrorized the ports of Gondor with the help of the men of Harad.
	www.wiki.tatet.com /Castamir_the_Usurper.html (510 words)

	Castamir the Usurper: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Castamir the Ursurper is a fictional character in J.R.R. Tolkien British philologist and writer of fantasies (born in South Africa) (1892-1973)
		The city was set on fire by Castamir's troops, destroying the famed Dome of Stars In the fiction of j....
		Castamir was slain by Eldacar's forces at the Battle of Erui In the fiction of j....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /c/castamir_the_usurper (893 words)

	Kings of Gondor
		Calimehtar was Calmacil's younger son and grandfather of Castamir the Usurper.
		Castamir was the grandson of Calimehtar, younger brother of Romendacil II.
		Castamir's sons, escaped to Umbar, which was never again fully controlled by Gondor until the days of High King Aragorn II.
	valarguild.org /varda/Tolkien/encyc/articles/k/kings/KingsofGondor.htm (1067 words)

	History of the Eotheod, Page One
		For five years, Eldacar fought to hold what was his but in 1437, he was besieged in Osgiliath by his chief opponent Castamir.
		Castamir began his reign with the murder of Ornendil-the son of Eldacar-that had he had captured.
		The Usurper tried to run but Eldacar brought him to bay at the Crossings of Erui and Castamir was killed.
	www.eotheod.net /Eotheod_History_One.html (653 words)

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	Gondor
		Popular displeasure at this led to the overthrow of King Eldacar by Castamir, the admiral of all of Gondor's naval forces who possessed some royal blood.
		Castamir was afterwards known as Castamir the Usurper.
		During his ten year rule he proved to be very cruel, and because of his love of his old fleet, he lavished attention on the coastal regions while the interior provinces were ignored and left to rot.
	www.talok.org /Lotr/Gondor.htm (2035 words)

	LotR:Halda Tindómë
		Eldacar - Ruled intermittently for 48 years...AFter the half-Gondorian Eldacar took the throne, the rebellions of Valacar grew into a full civil war...after five years as King, Eldacar was deposed by Castamir the Usurper.
		For ten years, Eldacar gathered his forces and then challenged Castamir for his rightful Kingship...He slayed the Usurper and regained his throne, ruling for another 43 years before his death...
		Castamir - Ruled for 10 years...The Usurper of Eldacar's throne was descended from the Royal line (he was the great-grandson of Calmacil) and was considered the King of Gondor by his own right...during his ten year reign, his subjects grew restless...he was attacked from the east by Eldacar and lost the throne in death...
	groups.msn.com /LotRHaldaTindome/kingsofgondor.msnw (977 words)

	The Guild Companion: Rethinking Umbar
		The loss of Umbar was grievous to Gondor, not only because the realm was diminished in the south and its hold upon the Men of the Harad was loosened, but because it was there that Ar-Pharazôn the Golden, last King of Númenor, had landed and humbled the might of Sauron.
		This was remembered in Minas Anor and in Ithilien; and there love for Castamir was further lessened when it became seen that he cared little for the land, and thought only of the fleets, and purposed to remove the king's seat to Pelargir.
		Likewise, the hope cherished by Castamir's descendants of reclaiming Gondor from the house of Eldacar will be kept alive only so long as they retain certain qualifications for ruling a realm of the Faithful: pure blood and a renunciation of the Dark.
	www.guildcompanion.com /scrolls/2003/feb/rethinkingumbar.html (4631 words)

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		This was Castamir, grandson of the oyungestbrother of Romendacil II.
		This was remembered in MinasArnor and in Ithilien- and there love for Castamir was further lessened whenit became clear he cared little for the land, and thought only of thefleets, andproposed to remove the king's seat to Pelargir.
		Eldacar himself slew Castamir in combat, and so was avenged for Orendil- but Castamir's sons escaped, and with others of their kin andmany people od the fleets they held out long at Pelargir." "When they had gathered there all the force that they couldthey sailed away, and established themselves at Umbar.
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	History of The Osgiliath Guard
		Osgiliath was burned as Eldacar escaped north and the remnants of the loyalists from the Osgiliath Company stayed in the ruins as the usurper Castamir set up court in Pelargir.
		The betrayers from the Osgiliath Guard followed the sons of Castamir to Umbar after the defeat where their numbers dwindled as the long years passed until there were none of Numenorean blood within that once proud city.
		Though they had not sided with the usurper, the remnants of the Osgiliath Company were no longer trusted and the Guard Company was never reformed.
	www.theosgiliathguard.com /index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13&Itemid=83 (1739 words)

	mathoms: Third Age Ficathon -- Castamir and Gondor's Civil War
		The request: Castamir the Usurper, 21st king of Gondor and establisher of Umbar as a seperate nation from Gondor, or his sons and/or wife.
		Castamir had camped on the Pelennor, though he could have stayed in the City; he would not leave the battlefield until the city surrendered.
		Now behind them the field was heaped with the dead and dying, both their own and their enemy’s; much of the best blood in Gondor, watering the fertile Southern farmlands.
	community.livejournal.com /mathoms/11849.html (1869 words)

	Ithilien, Moon Over Gondor
		Ithilien became important again when Eldacar returned from exile in 1447 to confront Castamir the Usurper.
		He paid little or no attention to the needs of the inland areas, and even decided to move his seat to Pelargir so he could be close to the fleet.
		Castamir's reign was only the beginning of the decline in Ithilien's fortunes.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/tolkien/58674/6 (525 words)

	Fanatics Plaza: Gondor Kingdom
		Castamir, Eldacar’s usurper, had taken over the throne.
		However, Castamir’s sons escaped, and set up their city at Umbar, which remained out of control of the Kings.
		After the return of Eldacar the blood of the kingly house and other houses of the Dunedain became mingled with that of lesser men.
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	Arwen-Undomiel.com :: View topic - THE FALL OF THE REMNANT: Character/Info Topic
		In a great and bloody battle at the Crossings of Erui, Castamir was defeated and the remnant of his forces fled into the south, to Umbar.
		His eldest son Ornendil had died at Castamir's hands, and he was succeeded by his second son, Aldamir.
		The Men of the north of Middle-earth, and especially those that dwelt about the upper reaches of the Vales of Anduin, from whom the Rohirrim were descended.
	www.arwen-undomiel.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=7171 (4514 words)

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		Castamir was slain by Eldacar in the Battle of the Crossings of Erui in 3A1447.
		The Usurper of Eldacar's throne was descended from the royal line (he was the great-grandson of Calmacil) and is considered a King of Gondor in his own right.
		After the half-Gondorian Eldacar took the throne, the rebellions of Valacar's time grew into a full civil war, and after five years as King Eldacar was deposed by Castamir the Usurper.
	home.hetnet.nl /~thdefeber/MGO.doc (6041 words)

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