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	Lossarnach - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tolkien's fictional Middle-earth, Lossarnach was a region and fiefdom in southern Gondor.
		Known as the 'Vale of flowers', it was a fertile region lying south of the White Mountains.
		Lossarnach was populated by many refugees from Ithilien and Osgiliath.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lossarnach (174 words)

	Lands & Regions of Middle-earth
		To the northeast was Lossarnach in the vales of the White Mountains, and further north was the great city of Minas Tirith.
		Lossarnach was located in the vales of the White Mountains south of Mount Mindolluin.
		Ioreth, one of the wise-women of the Houses of Healing, had seen athelas growing in the woods of Lossarnach, though she was not aware of its healing properties.
	www.tuckborough.net /lands.html (2700 words)

	THE FIELD OF BATTLE
		Aragorn resolved that once the threat to Lossarnach was dealt with, he would call another council of war between the kings and lords of Middle earth in order to formalize a new plan of attack.
		As soon as the arrows were released, the defenders of Lossarnach emerged from behind their shields and proceeded to deliver an equally deadly attack in a return barrage of arrows.
		This time however, the archers of Lossarnach did not retreat behind their shields and continued to shoot, certain now that the enemy had little interest in them and was determined to deliver as many flamed arrows to the city in order to raze it.
	www.ans.com.au /~gsuter/Field5.htm (9777 words)

	Race of the Kings©: A Supplement by Captain Gamling and Smeagol
		Lebennin is the land between the Rivers Gilrain and Sirith, south of Lossarnach and east of Belfalas.
		The Men of Lossarnach take great pride in their axes, some have been handed down from father to son for many hundreds of years.
		As the tale is told in Lossarnach, the first lord was granted dominion over the land for his valourous deeds at Anarion's side whilst the king's son held Osgiliath against Sauron's forces.
	www.freewebs.com /raceofthekings/southernfiefdoms.htm (2383 words)

	The Reading Room \|\| Lord of the Rings Reading and Writing Workshop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Lossarnach’s defenders were not the only ones who knew how to make good use of their archers.
		While some in Lossarnach were ready to leap to the conclusion that the enemy, discouraged by their vehement defence of the city, had left for good.
		Though it was dangerous to emerge from the safety of Lossarnach’s walls, the sight of their fallen brethren lying in the field was too much for many to endure and that kind of demoralising prior to any engagement was a dangerous thing.
	www.theonering.com /docs/12717.html (9241 words)

	Home Page
		Lossarnach is a province of Gondor, founded by Isildur and Anarion.
		Lossarnach participated in the many wars of Gondor and ever remained true to Gondor.
		In the battle of Pelennor fields, Forlong the Lord of Lossarnach led 500 axe men of Lossarnach to battle and even though Forlong was slain in the battle the free peoples won the battle.
	www.mardil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk (94 words)

	GW Online : The Lord of The Rings : Gondor : Warriors from the Fiefdoms
		Lossarnach is one of the oldest of Gondor's many fiefdoms, and like Minas Tirith, Lossarnach lies in the shadow of Mindolluin and borders onto the great river.
		As the tale is told in Lossarnach, the first lord was granted dominion over the land for his valorous deeds at Anárion's side whilst the High King's son held Osgiliath against Sauron's forces.
		Mat Ward's Axeman of Lossarnach is made from a spare siege engine crewman whose arms have been set in a new position.
	uk.games-workshop.com /gondor/fiefdoms/2 (1354 words)

	THE FIELD OF BATTLE
		Aragorn’s first duty upon arriving in Lossarnach was to sent scouts away from the vale to find the exact whereabouts of the Haradrim force that could not be more than a few days away from Lossarnach by this point in time.
		Despite the lack of a fully trained army, Lossarnach did possess some local militia and though these men spent most of their time as farmers, when the call to arms came, they did not hesitate to step forward in the defence of king and country.
		As Aragorn continued the labour of preparing Lossarnach for the coming conflict with the aid of his friends, the final member of his company who was riding hard towards Emyn Arnen with his own task to fulfil.
	www.ans.com.au /~gsuter/Field3.htm (9013 words)

	Thevina - Thengel and Morwen
		Morwen of Lossarnach and Thengel, 16th King of Rohan, appear only in Appendix A of Lord of the Rings, where this is written for Thengel (2905-80): "He took no wife until late, but in 2943 he wedded Morwen of Lossarnach in Gondor, though she was seventeen years the younger.
		Thengel did not marry until he was 35, and when he did, it was to a woman named Morwen from Lossarnach, an area to the southwest of Minas Tirith.
		If she did live into her 80s, it can be conjectured that she would have had an influence on Théodred since Théoden did not remarry, though it is also likely that his three aunts would also have stepped in to help raise him unless when they married they moved away from Edoras.
	www.parma-eruseen.net /stories/thevina_thengel.html (826 words)

	THE FIELD OF BATTLE
		From the walls of Lossarnach, the militia watched in rising anxiety, as their comrades appeared overwhelmed by the Haradrim horde that was swirling around them.
		Unfortunately, the Haradrim were quickly proving that Lossarnach’s defenders were not the only ones who knew how to make good use of their archers.
		As Aragorn saw a battle line form in the distance, he was suddenly shouting on top of his lungs for anyone on the ground to hasten their pace because time was swiftly running out.
	www.ans.com.au /~gsuter/Field4.htm (9382 words)

	A Taste of Diplomacy
		Lossarnach was nothing like the beautiful city of Dol Amroth, with its expansive bay, unending blue waters and almost foreign-looking architecture.
		When they had visited, Ecthelion had explained that there was an Elvish presence there which had remained for ages, and that was what caused the hair on his skin to stand on end when he looked at the harbour.
		The castle looking out over the endless sea was old, very old, and the line of Princes who had ruled it were said still to carry some of the blood of the deathless in their line.
	www.thrihyrne.net /TasteofDiplomacy.html (1919 words)

	People of Gondor
		When Eomer and the Rohirrim were outnumbered and hard pressed, Hurin rode to their aid along with Forlong of Lossarnach, Hirluin of the Green Hills, and Prince Imrahil of Dol Amroth.
		At her words, Gandalf realized that Aragorn should be brought in to tend Faramir, as well as Merry and Eowyn who were gravely ill as a result of their contact with the Lord of the Nazgul.
		She lived in Lossarnach, a fiefdom of Gondor in the vales of the White Mountains.
	www.tuckborough.net /gondorians.html (5732 words)

	sheenofsteel : Morwen returns
		It doesn't look as if it is a city of Gondor, and it certainly doesn't look like any of the towns of the Vale of Roses, where she seems to remember living.
		As the woman walks along, she stops to take a drink from a small stream, but as she sees her reflection in the water, she forgets her thirst and stares.
		She had had a husband – yes, she remembers that – he had come to Lossarnach from elsewhere.
	www.greatestjournal.com /users/sheenofsteel/323.html (316 words)

	Lossarnach - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Lossarnach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Here you will find more informations about Lossarnach.
		In J. Tolkien's fictional Middle-earth, Lossarnach was a region and fiefdom in southern Gondor.
		Famous Lossarnachrim included the wise-woman Ioreth who served in the Houses of Healing of Minas Tirith, and Morwen Steelsheen, wife of King Thengel of Rohan.
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Lossarnach.html (190 words)

	Regiments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Description: The main stay of Lossarnach's armies, they are famed for the fl helmets their soldiers wear.
		Description: The archers of Lossarnach they are famous for their longbows.
		Description: The elite soldiers of Lossarnach, their weapons are the prized great axes.
	www.mardil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /index42.htm (99 words)

	The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - View Single Post - Here There Be Dragons - RPG
		In passing, he mentioned he was from Lossarnach.
		‘Not kin to Old Forlong,’ she almost said, then bit it back noting that though he was a large man, he did not possess the girth of the former Lord of Lossarnach.
		Instead she told him that her family dwelt in a small holding just outside the southwestern edge of the Rammas Echor.
	forum.barrowdowns.com /showpost.php?p=174887&postcount=15 (350 words)

	Council of Elrond :: LotR News and Information
		Related Terms: War of the Ring, Lossarnach, Gondor, Battle of the Pelennor Fields
		Forlong the Fat (also known as Forlong the Old) was the Lord of Lossarnach, a province of Gondor.
		He brought two hundreds of his people to the siege of Minas Tirith.
	www.councilofelrond.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Encyclopedia&file=index&action=DisplayTerm&pn_vid=2&pn_id=4980 (142 words)

	Henneth Annûn - Stories
		I resented them for it, even as I was literally swept away in his strong arms, the fruits of his labours clothing me in an almond-brown dress, the better to set off my eyes.
		With a bit of coaxing, however, I sent them on their way to one of the more often-frequented public houses, knowing that they would not be lacking for entertainment.
		Wandering the inner convoluted paths of Lossarnach, I shook my head, marveling at the years of serving with Ecthelion which now brought me to this place.
	www.henneth-annun.net /stories/chapter_view.cfm?STID=2549&SPOrdinal=1 (3357 words)

	Untold Tales : A royal wedding gift arrives from Lossarnach
		A messenger from Lossarnach arrives in Minas Tirith he carries a royal wedding gift as well as the added pressure of making sure said gift is given to the King and Queen in one piece.
		The peoples of Lossarnach wish the King and Queen happiness on their wedding day.
		Included in the letter is a watercolor painting of the rose in bloom.
	www.greatestjournal.com /go.bml?journal=untold_tales&itemid=55679&dir=next (203 words)

	Searching for Middle-Earth Vexillology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The stars in the flag are 5-pointed: it has been argued that the seven stars are to be 5-pointed to resemble the shape of the dunedain's home-island of Numenor and its own blazon (a single 5-pointed star).
		PROVINCES AND FIEFS OF GONDOR (Lebennin, Ithilien, Lossarnach, Anfalas,...).
		The gondorian provincial flags depict the same general pattern: a white tree on a plain fl field, plus a provincial blazon.
	www.midcoast.com /~martucci/flags/designs/gondorian.html (271 words)

	Shadows of Isildur
		Lossarnach is a fiefdom of Gondor - a large, flowery vale that lies
		Lossarnach was always ruled by a lord, the greatest and most well-known
		The word "Lossarnach" means Snowy-Arnach; Arnach being a
	www.middle-earth.us /index.php?display=help&entry=Lossarnach (209 words)

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		Yet the herdsmen and husbandmen that dwelt there were not many, and the most part of the people of Gondor lived in the seven circles of the City, or in the high vales of the mountain-borders, in Lossarnach, or further south in fair Lebennin with its five swift streams.
		But soon Pippin saw that all was in fact well-ordered: the wains were moving in three lines, one swifter drawn by horses; another slower, great waggons with fair housings of many colours, drawn by oxen; and along the west rim of the road many smaller carts hauled by trudging men.
		We might have journeyed to Lossarnach, to my grandsire's house; it is good to be there in Spring, the woods and fields are full of flowers.
	www14.brinkster.com /fumadoe/LOTR3.htm (24362 words)

	The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - Why? (Numenorean blood thing)
		Theoden, also half-Numenorean(son of Thengel and Morwen of Lossarnach) lives to only 70+(disregard the fact that he died in battle.
		Also, where is it mentioned that Morwen of Lossarnach herself was pure Numenorean by direct lineage, all we know is that she was Gondorian.
		Numenorian qualities and attributes are not based soley on having one parent from Gondor.
	forum.barrowdowns.com /printthread.php?t=2428 (1371 words)

	Description of Gondor \| Lord of the Rings Fanatics Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		River Erui: This river Erui served as a boundary between Lebennin and Lossarnach.
		Lossarnach: This region was at the eastern end of the Ered Nimrais with Anduin to the south.
		This region of Gondor near Minas Tirith was well warmed by the sun and watered by rivers.
	www.lotrlibrary.com /placesofarda/descriptionofgondor.asp (1669 words)

	Ranks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A fully trained fighter, an excellent combatant, the main stay of Lossarnach's armies.
		There are two sergeants in each regiment, they advise the Captain in matters of war, few can mach their prowess on the battle field.
		In command of one whole regiment, these men are picked from the elite of Lossarnach's armies.
	www.mardil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /index3.htm (102 words)

	Lord of the Rings Fanatics Plaza: The Eastmark Fortress (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		I believe he may have been a descendant of the Dunedain, because even I don’t know if his real father was his real father, because Eolith Hallaram, an Aethelwigend of the Eastmark was slain by a band of Easterlings at the Falls of Rauros.
		After Eolith was slain, Filinia was very depressed, and when the northern kingdom was re-founded, she moved from Lossarnach to dwell in the north.
		Gryndöl was the son of Rhamand, a Man of the Mark, and Helinÿn, a woman from Lossarnach in Gondor.
	www.lotrplaza.com /archive3/houseroomview.asp?house=119&room=3 (7967 words)

	The Last Alliance View Replies
		I think the worst is the Axeman of Lossarnach- it uses a crewman from a Gondor siege machine, plus a dwarven axe, so it's all bits from metal models.
		Forlong and his 16 Men of Lossarnach cost me exactly 16 quid - a mate gave me the model I used for Forlong, and the Varangian Guard models are 8 quid for a pack of 8.
		I remoevd the weapons and shields of WOMT, remodelded the arms and used a metal rod for the axe shafts, and made axe heads from modelling putty.
	www.thelastalliance.com /?pid=view_replies&thread_id=19481&forum_id=39 (841 words)

	Eowyn - THE TOLKIEN FORUM
		Eowyn was born in 2995 T.A., the daughter of Eomund of Eastfold (the chief marshal of the Mark), and Theodwyn, the youngest and fairest daughter of Thengel and Morwen of Lossarnach, and beloved sister of Theoden, King of the Mark.
		Theodwyn and Eomund were married in 2989, and their son Eomer was born in 2991, four years before the birth of his sister Eowyn.
		Eomer was like his fathers before him; but Eowyn was slender and tall, with a grace and pride that came to her out of the South from Morwen of Lossarnach, whom the Rohirrim had called Steelsheen.
	www.thetolkienforum.com /showthread.php?t=16336 (4186 words)

	Welcome to the New Middle-Earth, Pilgrim! — Merp.com Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In discussing the meaning of the names Arnach and Lossarnach, Tolkien decided that the "loss-" referred to the blossoms of the fruit trees in the region, which was planted with orchards by the Numenoreans.
		The blossoms of Lossarnach were so varied and beautiful that the people of Minas Anor/Minas Tirith undertook "expeditions to Lossarnach to see the flowers and trees...."
		Ioreth, the old woman working in the Houses of Healing in Minas Tirith, spoke of wandering through the woods with her sisters, and she mentioned the roses of Imloth Melui, which she enjoyed when she was young.
	www.merp.com /essays/MichaelMartinez/michaelmartinezsuite101essay106/document_view?month:int=2&year:int=2005 (1863 words)

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