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	Erebor Lord of the Rings Fanatics Library
		fter disasterous appearance of Durin's Bane in Moria in 1980, TA, and slaying of Durin VI and his son Náin I, Durin's folk, led by young Thráin I, son of Náin and grandson of Durin VI, had to abandon Khazad-dum and seek a new dwelling place.
		Durin's folk had to share the fate of the other dwarven clans, and became wandering people.
		And Erebor, the last seat of the king of Durin's folk was sacked and occupied by the dragon.
	www.lotrlibrary.com /racesofarda/Erebor.asp (657 words)

	Erebor Lord of the Rings Fanatics Library
		Durin's folk had to share the fate of the other dwarven clans, and became wandering people.
		fter disasterous appearance of Durin's Bane in Moria in 1980, TA, and slaying of Durin VI and his son Náin I, Durin's folk, led by young Thráin I, son of Náin and grandson of Durin VI, had to abandon Khazad-dum and seek a new dwelling place.
		And Erebor, the last seat of the king of Durin's folk was sacked and occupied by the dragon.
	www.lotrlibrary.com /racesofarda/Erebor.asp (657 words)

	Lord of the Rings Fanatics Plaza: Khazad-dûm University
		Durin's Folk steadfastly fought Sauron, and often allied with Men and Elves against him (after destruction of Eregion in II Age, in the Last Alliance, and in War of the Ring in III Age).
		In the Third Age, there was a settlement of Durin's Folk there and a seat of the king since approximately 2200, TA till 2589, TA, when the Dwarves were for the most part were driven away by the Cold-drakes, a lesser breed of Dragons, yet horrible enough in their rage.
		The creature slew Durin VI and his son Náin I, and after a year of struggle drove Durin's Folk away from Khazad-dûm.
	www.lotrplaza.com /forum/houseroomview.asp?house=135&room=6 (8876 words)

	Dwarves
		Appendix A of LotR: "Durin's Folk," 358 and genealogical table
		Appendix A of LotR: "Durin's Folk," genealogical table (note)
		He was of the line of Durin and was the son of Nain and the grandson of Gror, who led a company of Dwarves to settle in the Iron Hills.
	www.tuckborough.net /dwarves.html (6099 words)

	Dwarves (Middle-earth) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Thrór (2542 TA-2790 TA) was a King of Durin's folk, the son of Dáin I and the father of Thráin II, and brother to Frór and Grór.
		When his father was slain by the Balrog as his grandfather Dúrin VI had been killed before, Thráin I fled Khazad-dûm together with the remainder of Durin's folk, migrating to Erebor, which he founded in 1999 T.A..
		Náin I was the son of Durin VI, and succeeded his father as King of Khazad-dûm.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dwalin (1870 words)

	thror
		Thrór was the first King of Durin's folk who lived in exile: after a cold-drake had killed Dáin I and Frór, only a part of Durin's folk joined him in the mines of Erebor, the greater part moving to the Iron Hills under Grór.
		Tolkien's fantasy universe of Middle-earth, Thrór (2542 TA-2790 TA), was a Dwarf, the son of Dáin I and the father of Thráin II and brother to Frór and Grór.
		He died at Moria in an attempt to reclaim it, when he was killed by Azog the Goblin, which started the War of the Dwarves and Orcs.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /thror.html (207 words)

	THORIN.doc
		Dáin II Ironfoot was the new King of Durin's Folk and Sixth King under the Mountain.
		Thorin became the King of Durin's Folk after his father Thrain was lost.
		Thorin was descended in a long line of Kings from Durin, the eldest of the Seven Fathers of the Dwarves.
	home.hetnet.nl /~thdefeber/THORIN.doc (706 words)

	122099.txt
		Christopher Tolkien notes that while none of this is mentioned in The Lord of the Rings proper, "Durin VII and Last" is mentioned in the genealogical table accompanying the "Durin’s Folk" portion of Appendix A in The Lord of the Rings.
		And they came out at last through Durin’s Tower, "carved in the living rock of Zirakzigil, the pinnacle of the Silvertine." (The Two Towers, page 105) In their struggle, Durin’s Tower was destroyed, and the stair ruined.
		As to your third question, I think you mean Durin’s Tower, which was "carved in the living rock of Zirakzigil, the pinnacle of the Silvertine." (The Two Towers, p.
	greenbooks.theonering.net /questions/files/122099.txt (4312 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Durin’s Bane
		In Appendix A III (Durin's Folk) of The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien hints that the Dwarves may in fact not have awoken the Balrog, but that instead it was the growing power of Sauron in nearby Dol Guldur that returned it to life.
		Durin was slain by the creature and his son N& I became King.
		Despite an ill-fated attempt to recolonise Moria by Balin in III 2989, Durin's Bane remained a dark and brooding menace in the ancient kingdom of the Dwarves, whose nature was hidden to the outside world.
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/d/durinsbane.html (800 words)

	Dwarves (Middle-earth) - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Thrór (2542 TA-2790 TA) was a King of Durin's folk, the son of Dáin I and the father of Thráin II, and brother to Frór and Grór.
		Borin is a Dwarf of Durin's Line, the second son of King Náin II.
		Náin I was the son of Durin VI, and succeeded his father as King of Khazad-dûm.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Nori_(Middle-earth) (1900 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk
		The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless.
		(Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken.
		Durin's Bane had been destroyed in the War of the Ring, so that Khazad-d& lay open for recovery by its ancient owners, and there is some evidence that it was Durin VII who at last achieved this.
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/k/kingofdurinsfolk.html (1249 words)

	Durin's Axe - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		It was a great heirloom of the Dwarves of the Durin's folk.
		It was the axe of Durin I, the father of the Longbeard Dwarves.
		Durin's Axe is a fictional weapon from J.
	education.music.us /D/Durin%27s-Axe.htm (286 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Durin I the Deathless
		He died some time before the end of the First Age, but he founded the line of the Kings of Durin's Folk that extended down through the history of Middle-earth.
		Durin lived to a great age even by the measure of the Dwarves, but though he was called the Deathless, he was not immortal.
		Durin awoke some time after the Elves, and died during the First Age
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/d/durinthedeathless.html (218 words)

	DGMA::Nobody Tosses a Durin
		Durin III was probably pretty stealthy on his own, but here he’s got his Dwarven folk with him.
		Of course we all know Durin III as he appears in the LotR TCG, but not all are aware of his longstanding friendship with the Elves of Middle-Earth.
		Still, I know that Durin III was a strong Dwarf and invariably a smart Dwarf, so I in my deck design I surrounded him with a whole bunch of other Dwarves (seven to be exact), and some gimmicks courtesy of the Black Rider expansion.
	www.dgma.com /content?id=1190 (903 words)

	Durin IV - Term Explanation on IndexSuche.Com
		He succeeded his father as the king of Durin's folk, and was believed to be a reincarnation of Durin the Deathless.
	www.indexsuche.com /Durin_IV.html (76 words)

	Horizons Warcry - Horizons News, Community and Information
		House of Durin was the name chosen for the guild because it means the line of descendants of Durin the Deathless (Durin I), hereditary Dwarven-kings of Durin’s Folk.
		The House of Durin was conceptually founded shortly after the original Horizons project was announced; however, at that time I felt Horizons was too early in development to publicly launch the guild.
		The members of the House of Durin are of all age groups, have different levels of role play and MMOG experience, and are from all over the world.
	hz.warcry.com /index.php/content/community/guild_interviews/House_of_Durin_Q&A.php (1946 words)

	TheOneRing.net™ Barliman's Chat Room The Hall of Fire Log 11/22/2003 : Durin's Folk
		Durin was the eldest of the Seven Fathers of the Dwarves, and he founded Khazad-dum, or Moria.
		After the end of the First Age the might of Khazad-dum waxed greatly when it's people was swelled with refugees from Nogrod and Belegost after the drowning of Beleriand.
		King Thror gave the last of the Seven Rings to his son Thrain, and went to Moria where he was slain by Orcs.
	www.theonering.net /barlimans/hall_logs/112203_p.html (3207 words)

	beyond anduin
		I would like to add that I agree with the idea to which some of ICE's writers have alluded: that not all of Durin's Folk dwelt in Khazad-dûm at its peak.
		In addition to settling any dissension, this would have established Durin's line not only as the largest House, but also the one in which ran the blood of all seven of the fathers of the Dwarves.
		Tolkien also tells us that Durin was granted a lifespan much longer than that of any other Dwarf, and was thereby known as Durin the Deathless.
	www.invasivedesigns.com /otherhands/archives/articles/9/khazad.html (1538 words)

	Durin's folk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Last King of all of Durin's folk, he was killed by a cold-drake in 2589 T.A. Thrór son of Dáin I. Returned to Erebor as King under the Mountain, and tried to reclaim Moria.
		After him Durin did not return to his people for many years, until in the Fourth Age a Durin VII appeared, descendant of Thorin III son of Dáin II Ironfoot, and a descendant in direct line from Durin the Deathless.
		This lasted until Durin VI, who was killed by Durin's Bane in 1980 of the Third Age.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Durin's_folk (509 words)

	Hobbit/LOTR Revisited: Appendix A section III: Durin's Folk
		But they answered: 'Durin's Heir you may be, but even with one eye you should see clearer.
		I like Durin's full title: "Durin the Deathless".
		We fought this war for vengeance, and vengeance we have taken.
	www.electricpenguin.com /ohi/lotr/archives/001429.html (1930 words)

	Moria (Middle-earth) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		However, considering the Dwarvish love of Mithril and their longing for their ancient homeland, it is more than likely that Durin's folk dwelt once again beneath the Mountains of Moria in Khazad-dûm.
		It is told however that Durin VII and Last may have re-founded Moria, and retrieved what he could of his people's once-mighty riches, but many Dwarves seem to have remained at the Iron Hills, Aglarond, and the refounded Kingdom under the mountain at Erebor.
		Durin woke at Mount Gundabad in the Misty Mountains.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Khazad-dum (834 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk
		The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless.
		(Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken.
		Durin's Bane had been destroyed in the War of the Ring, so that Khazad-d& lay open for recovery by its ancient owners, and there is some evidence that it was Durin VII who at last achieved this.
	www.encyclopedia-of-arda.com /k/kingofdurinsfolk.html (1249 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk
		The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless.
		(Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken.
		Durin's Bane had been destroyed in the War of the Ring, so that Khazad-d& lay open for recovery by its ancient owners, and there is some evidence that it was Durin VII who at last achieved this.
	www.encyclopedia-of-arda.com /k/kingofdurinsfolk.html (1249 words)

	Durin's folk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Last King of all of Durin's folk, he was killed by a cold-drake in 2589 T.A. Thrór son of Dáin I. Returned to Erebor as King under the Mountain, and tried to reclaim Moria.
		Durin's Folk was reunited when Dáin II, Lord of the Ered Mithrin, became King of Erebor in 2941 T.A..
		After him Durin did not return to his people for many years, until in the Fourth Age a Durin VII appeared, descendant of Thorin III son of Dáin II Ironfoot, and a descendant in direct line from Durin the Deathless.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Durin's_folk (509 words)

	Last Alliance of Elves and Men - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Durin's Folk, under command of King Durin IV, also aided Elendil and Gil-galad by sending a host of Dwarves from Three of the Seven Houses of Dwarves.
		Durin IV survived this siege and afterwards returned to Khazad-dûm.
		Fearing the establishment of the powerful kingdoms in exile — Arnor and Gondor — by his hated enemies, the Dúnedain, Sauron launched a preemptive attack on Gondor in S.A. In response, Elendil, High King of the Dúnedain, formed an alliance with Gil-galad, the High King of the Eldar, to repel Sauron's assault.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Last_Alliance_of_Elves_and_Men (322 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk
		The later Kings of Durin's Folk, the descendants of N& II, who was in turn the descendant of Durin I, called the Deathless.
		(Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken.
		Durin's Bane had been destroyed in the War of the Ring, so that Khazad-d& lay open for recovery by its ancient owners, and there is some evidence that it was Durin VII who at last achieved this.
	www.encyclopedia-of-arda.com /k/kingofdurinsfolk.html (1249 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: King of Durin’s Folk
		(Ruled 96 years to III 2385) He continued the rule of Durin's Folk in the Grey Mountains, and was succeeded by his son.
		(Ruled to III 1980) The first King of Durin's Folk for whom we have specific dates was Durin VI, who ruled in Khazad-d& at the time the Balrog was awoken.
		Durin's Bane had been destroyed in the War of the Ring, so that Khazad-d& lay open for recovery by its ancient owners, and there is some evidence that it was Durin VII who at last achieved this.
	www.encyclopedia-of-arda.com /k/kingofdurinsfolk.html (1249 words)

	Encyclopedia of Arda: Durin’s Bane
		In Appendix A III (Durin's Folk) of The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien hints that the Dwarves may in fact not have awoken the Balrog, but that instead it was the growing power of Sauron in nearby Dol Guldur that returned it to life.
		Durin was slain by the creature and his son N& I became King.
		Despite an ill-fated attempt to recolonise Moria by Balin in III 2989, Durin's Bane remained a dark and brooding menace in the ancient kingdom of the Dwarves, whose nature was hidden to the outside world.
	www.glyphweb.com /arda/d/durinsbane.html (800 words)

	Óin - Open Encyclopedia
		Óin was the son of Glóin, and succeeded his father as King of Durin's folk, reigning from 2385 to 2488 Third Age.
		He was the son of Gróin, the grandson of Borin, the younger son of King Náin II, and so could claim direct descent from Durin the Deathless himself.
		He lived with his kindred in the Ered Mithrin, and saw the takeover of Moria by Orcs, which had multiplied by then as a result of Sauron's growing presence in the Mirkwood.
	www.open-encyclopedia.com /Oin (133 words)

	Durin V
		He succeeded his father as the king of Durin's folk, and was believed to be a reincarnation of Durin the Deathless.
		Durin V, in J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional universe of Middle-earth, was a dwarf, son of Durin IV.
		This article is a stub related to J. Tolkien's Middle-earth.
	pedia.newsfilter.co.uk /wikipedia/d/du/durin_v.html (68 words)

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