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	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).
		The forest provides for many of the needs of the wood folk - wood of course for building and fires, abundant plant life about the fertile river valleys, and plenty of fish and game for food, as well as shelter from the creatures of Morgoth that roam beyond the borders.
		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.
	www.geocities.com /forestofbrethil/haleth.htm (1003 words)

	Brethil (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In Tolkien's The Silmarillion, the Forest of Brethil was a cluster of woods bordering Dorthonion, probably being originally part of Doriath.
		It was to Brethil that the House of Haleth removed themselves 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.
	www.uncover.us /en/wikipedia/b/br/brethil.html (75 words)

	Húrin
		Húrin was the son of Galdor of the House of Marach and Hareth of the Haladin, and he had a younger brother Huor.
		In the year 458 of the First Age Huor and Húrin dwelt with their kin in the forest of Brethil, when they joined a war party against Orcs.
		Húrin continued to the forest of Brethil where his son and daughter had died, and met his wife Morwen there at their grave, just before she, too, died.
	www.starrepublic.org /encyclopedia/wikipedia/h/hu/hurin.html (820 words)

	Silmarilion Encyclopedia
		Both areas as well as as a small forest of oaks running for 10-15 miles between the Aros and Celon rivers were under the Girdle of Melian.
		A forested are that stretched from the Crossings of the Teiglin in the North to probably the Long Wall (Andram) in the South.
		The next year Glaurung menaced Brethil and Turin slew him, but the dying dragon's malice caused Turin to slay Brandir (-who he thought was lying about Niniel's true identity) and then himself.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /mithrandircq/Sil_encyclopedia.htm (12311 words)

	Tolkienion Lexicon Letter H
		Son of Halmir of Brethil; wedded Gidredhel, daughter of Hador of Dor-lómin; slain in the Nirnaeth Arnoediad.
		Son of Haldir and Glóredhel, father of Brandir the Lame; lord of the Haladin after Haldir's death; slain in Brethil in a battle with Orcs.
		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)

	Misguidance in the Forest ~ at runboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		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)

	River Teiglin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tolkien, the River Teiglin was a river of Middle-earth in the First Age, a major tributary of Sirion in Beleriand.
		It rose in the southern reaches of the Ered Wethrin, ran generally southeast, receiving the waters of Glithui and Malduin, then passed along the southern margin of the Forest of Brethil, where it ran through a gorge named Cabed-en-Aras and then received the Celebros.
		The Teiglin then ran eastward into Sirion at the borders of Doriath.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Teiglin (140 words)

	The History of the House of Haladin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		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)

	Tolkienion Lexicon Letter T
		A tributary of Sirion, rising in Ered Wethrin and bounding the Forest of Brethil on the south; see also Crossings of Teiglin.
		Son of Huor and Rían, fostered by the Grey-elves of Mithrim; entered Gondolin bearing the message of Ulmo; wedded Idril Turgon's daughter, and with her and their son Eärendil escaped from the destruction of the City; in his ship Eärrámë set sail into the West.
		Called the Wise; the second son of Fingolfin; dwelt at Vinyamar in Nevrast before he departed in secret to Gondolin, which he ruled until his death in the sack of the city; father of Idril the mother of Eärendil.
	www.tolkienion.com /lexicon/comp_t.html (1214 words)

	Edain
		They kept separate from the other Men, and later got permission to settle in the forest of Region, part of Doriath.
		They were a strange people, living with the Haladin in the forest of Brethil, but apparently none of them made it to Númenor.
		In the Third Age, their far kin were known as the Woses of Drúadan Forest.
	www.starrepublic.org /encyclopedia/wikipedia/e/ed/edain.html (462 words)

	brandir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Brandir son of Handir was a First Age lord of the Haladin that dwelt in the forest of Brethil north of Doriath.
		He was lame, apparently from birth, which however did not prevent him from leading his people successfully in guerilla warfare against the Orcss.
		When Turin Turambar arrived in Brethil Brandir was opposed to him and suspected he would bring misfortune on the community.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /brandir.html (175 words)

	Brandir biography .ms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Brandir was a First Age lord of the Haladin that dwelt in the forest of Brethil north of Doriath.
		He was born in 467 F.A. to Handir and Beldis, a woman of the House of Bëor.
		When Túrin Turambar arrived in Brethil, Brandir was opposed to him and suspected he would bring misfortune on the community.
	brandir.biography.ms (126 words)

	LotR Fanatics Library: Brandir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		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)

	Beleriand MUSH - Humans
		That land was on the western edge of the Kingdom of Doriath, ruled by Thingol, who grudgingly bequeathed the land to the People of Haleth by the grace of Finrod Felagund.
		Their excellence at forest warfare strikes fear into the Orcs, who dare come hither at great risk, and so the Kingdom of Nargothrond, where Finrod Felagund reigns, is further protected.
		The Haladin, or the Folk of Haleth as they are often currently known, dwell in the Forest of Brethil which they defend steadfastly.
	beleriand.mux.net /men.html (1413 words)

	River Sirion - Wikpedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In this valley was an island in the river named Tol Sirion; it was here that Finrod Felegund built the first Minas Tirith.
		Sirion then continued south into Beleriand, with the Forest of Brethil to the west, and Dimbar and then Doriath to the east.
		It received the River Teiglin from the west, then continued south, receiving the River Esgalduin that passed by Menegroth and then bending to the southwest.
	www.bostoncoop.net /~tpryor/wiki/index.php?title=River_Sirion (209 words)

	The Annals of Middle-earth - Glossary of Middle-earth: H
		They dwelt in the Forest of Brethil, and thus were called the Men of Brethil.
		He was slain in battle with Orcs in Brethil.
		The hedge built by the Brandybucks to guard the Old Forest's border with the Shire.
	members.tripod.com /~eruantalon/glossary/h.html (1977 words)

	Middle-earth Mythology - Haleth
		She became the leader of the Second House of the Edain when her father and brother were slain by Orcs.
		She led her people to the forest of Brethil close to the Kingdom of Doriath.
		after her people and her arrived in the forest of Brethil, the people were then known as the Haleth, as they were origionally called the Haladin.
	realgoodwin.com /middle-earth/character.php?id=189&Specie= (238 words)

	Council of Elrond :: LotR News and Information
		Aghan was one of the Drúedain who lived in the Forest of Brethil during the First Age.
		At the time of the Orc-raids in Brethil, Aghan set about watching the home of his friend Barach, a man of the People of Haleth.
		But soon, Aghan was forced away from the home to watch his injured kin.
	www.councilofelrond.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Encyclopedia&file=index&action=DisplayTerm&pn_vid=&pn_id=7018 (298 words)

	ipedia.com: Men (Middle-earth) Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The First House of the Edain was the House of Bëor, and entered Beleriand in 305 T.A. and were granted the fief of Ladros in Dorthonion by Finrod Felagund.
		The Second House of the Edain, the Haladin was led by Haldad and later by his daughter Haleth and settled in the Forest of Brethil.
		They held off Orcss with poisoned arrows and were vital in securing the aid of the Rohirrim in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
	www.ipedia.com /men__middle_earth_.html (1728 words)

	Haleth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		After her father and her twin brother Haldar were slain in an Orc raid, Haleth became leader of the House.
		She then led her people to the relative safety of the Forest of Brethil on the western border of Doriath where they remained for the duration of the First Age.
		The Haladin then became known as the House of Haleth.
	www.free-download-soft.com /info/stock-prices.html (121 words)

	Ashwinder - Now Comes the Night
		She came to Brethil not long after Turambar, and a shadow lay heavily on her.
		We, the women of Brethil, taught her to speak once more as we would have a child.
		It was he who told us, the woodsmen of Brethil, how it came to pass that their best warrior cast himself upon his own blade and how his wife became desperate enough to leap from Cabed-en-Arras.
	www.parma-eruseen.net /stories/ashwinder_night.html (3277 words)

	TolkienWiki: NenGirith
		'Shuddering Water', name given to Dimrost, the falls of Celebros in the Forest of Brethil.
		This name was given after Túrin Turambar and the men of Brethil found Níniel after she was placed under a spell by Glaurung.
		On the next day they bore her towards EphelBrandir; but when they came to Dimrost, the Rainy Stair, where the tumbling stream of Celebros fell towards Teiglin, a great shuddering came upon her, wherefore afterwards that place was called NenGirith, the Shuddering Water.
	www.thetolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?NenGirith (81 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Now it is told that Beren and Luthien came in their wandering into the Forest of Brethil, and drew near at last to the borders of Doriath.
		Then Beren took thought of his vow; and against his heart he resolved, when Luthien was come again within the safety of her own land, to set forth once more.
		But she was not willing to be parted from him again, saying: 'You must choose, Beren, between these two: to relinquish the quest and your oath and seek a life of wandering upon the face of the earth; or to hold to your word and challenge the power of darkness-upon its throne.
	homepage.psy.utexas.edu /HomePage/Students/Chung/USA/1977xSilmarillion-176.txt (817 words)

	Edain - the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		They kept separate from the other Men, and later received permission to settle in the forest of
		They were a strange people, living with the Haladin in the forest of Brethil, some even apparently made it to Númenor, but they died out or had left before the Akallabêth.
		In Celtic mythology, Edain is an alternate name for Epona.
	www.world-knowledge-encyclopedia.com /?t=Edain (434 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		You are somewhere in the northern portion of Brethil Forest.
		You are somewhere in the darkest hole of the North Brethil Forest.
		You have entered the war room of the brethil goblin empire.
	www.fperkins.com /isenhelp/boardpower/discussion.cgi?forum=14&discussion=220 (411 words)

	The Shire Fellowship
		Haleth eventually lead her people through hardship to the Forest of Brethil, between Teiglin and Sirion.
		Thus the Men become mingled with the Elves of Beleriand, and mostly that of the Eldar.
		Second of the Three Houses of the Edain; the descendants of Haldad; the House was named for Haldad's daughter Haleth, who led the Haladin (as these people were known) from East Beleriand into the Forest of Brethil.
	10923.rapidforum.com /topic=103780607916 (847 words)

	Narn i Hîn Húrin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But thus it was that Túrin passing down Teiglin came upon some of the People of Haleth from the Forest of Brethil.
		Therefore he took a new name, calling himself Turambar, which in the High-elven speech signified Master of Doom; and he dwelt among the woodmen, and was loved by them, and he charged them to forget his name of old, and to count him as born in Brethil.
		Yet with the change of a name he could not change wholly his temper, nor wholly forget his old griefs against the servants of Morgoth; and he would go hunting the Orcs with a few of the same mind, though this was displeasing to Brandir.
	members.liwest.at /hastalavista/narn/brethil.html (1373 words)

	Third Imladris Trivia Quiz results!
		The Haladin were also known as this after they were led to the forest of Brethil.
		Galen - Lady Haleth is buried in the Haudh-en-Arwen, Ladybarrow, located in the forests of Brethil.
		An Elf and a forest end up with names that mean the same thing, although they’re not the same names.
	www.istad.org /trivia.html (2477 words)

	Haleth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But many still loved her, and these she led to the Forest of Brethil.
		Felagund later interceded with King Thingol on the Haladin’s behalf when the latter tried to claim the Forest as their part of his realm, as long as she guarded the Crossings of Teiglin against all enemies of the Eldar, and to allow no orcs to enter the Forest.
		She dwelt in Brethil to the end of her days.
	valarguild.org /varda/Tolkien/encyc/articles/h/Haleth.htm (311 words)

	The Library of Imladris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Little do we know of his deeds until Dagor Bragollach, when the siege of Angband was overthrown.
		In that time Morgoth’s forces made a great advance, invading the Forest of Brethil in the East Beleriand.
		The folk of Haleth were valiant yet hard pressed until Halmir, Lord of the Haladin, sent a word to King Thingol asking for help.
	www.lotrplaza.com /elves/library/bookslore/beleg-book.asp (821 words)

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