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	Eorl - BookwormSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Eorl, son of Léod, was the ruler of the Northmen tribe of the Éothéod, who dwelt between the Langwell and Greylin rivers.
		Eorl dwelt at Aldburg in eastern Rohan, and ruled as King from 2510 until 2545, when, at the age of sixty years, he was slain in battle against the Easterlings in the Wold.
		Eorl the Young -- wise for his twenty-and-five years -- had felt that to refuse aid to his kinsfolk in Gondor would be very short-sighted: since in the future after destroying the southern kingdom, Sauron would turn his wrath upon the north, and then the Éothéod would stand alone without hope.
	www.bookwormsearch.com /topics/Eorl (3105 words)

	Eorl the Young - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eorl the Young is a fictional character from J.
		Tolkien's universe of Middle-earth, lord of the Éothéod (T.A. 2501–2510) and King of Rohan (T.A. He was the founder of the House of Eorl.
		Eorl, son of Léod, was the ruler of the Northmen tribe of the Éothéod, who dwelt between the Langwell and Greylin rivers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eorl_the_Young (226 words)

	Rohirrim
		The Oath of Eorl was renewed by Theoden's successor King Eomer, who pledged continued friendship to Aragorn, King Elessar, of the Reunited Kingdom of Gondor and Arnor.
		Felarof became Eorl's steed and was the ancestor of the breed known as the mearas.
		In 2510, Eorl led his people to the aid of Gondor at the Battle of the Field of Celebrant and was given the land of Rohan as a reward.
	www.tuckborough.net /rohirrim.html (11897 words)

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		Eorl found that he was tired, the excitement of celebration wearing off, and he walked to the dark bed, shedding his formal outer attire and boots as he went.
		Eorl bowed stiffly; serving a servant of the enemy, no matter for what ulterior purpose was still an affront to his deeply ingrained sense of loyalty and honesty.
		Eorl, sensing a losing interest, quickly added, “Well, ever since I wasermsinceermy family were killed by theGondorian barbarians, I have greatlyeradmired the man, well, wraith, who destroyed their mighty North Kingdom.” “Well, yes, it was rather a good show, wasn’t it?” the Witch King really quite enjoyed this bit of flattery.
	www.libraryofmoria.com /witchkingeorl/simbelmyne.txt (7496 words)

	Oath of Eorl Allegiance Headquarters
		The name "Oath of Eorl" was borrowed from the master of fantasy himself, Professor John Ronald Reuel Tolkien.
		The Oath bound the Riders of Eotheod to aid the Dunedain at times of need; in return they were granted, in perpetuity, the former province of Calenardhon (Rohan).
		Lore aside, the Oath of Eorl is an allegiance based on two important principles - honor and respect.
	oath.8m.com /info.html (262 words)

	Rohan
		After the battle, Eorl met with Cirion on Halifirien, the Hill of Awe, in the Firien Wood on the border between Calenardhon and Gondor.
		Eorl returned to the North to gather the people and possessions that had been left behind and he led them to their new homeland.
		Eorl chose the hill at the entrance to the valley of Harrowdale in the White Mountains as the site for the capital city of Edoras.
	www.tuckborough.net /rohan.html (5680 words)

	Council of Elrond :: Lord of the Rings News and Information
		The Oath of Eorl was the promise of unending alliance between his people and those of Gondor.
		It was spoken by Eorl the Young atop Amon Anwar after he and his people were given the lands of Calenardhon by Cirion the twelfth of the Stewards of Gondor.
		After the War of the Ring, the king of the third line of the Rohirrim, Éomer, took again the Oath of Eorl and promised his people's service to the new King of the Reunited Kingdoms, Elessar.
	www.councilofelrond.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Encyclopedia&file=index&action=DisplayTerm&pn_vid=8&pn_id=5112&POSTNUKESID=b2232f947102033f197abce8458ad98b (241 words)

	Rohan
		Eorl the Young, king of the âoth©od, answered the summons, and arrived unexpected at a decisive battle at the Field of Celebrant.
		Then Eorl the Young and his fierce âoth©od Riders unexpectedly took the field during the Battle of Celebrant and turned the tide in the favour of Gondor.
		The Oath of Eorl was sworn by both Cirion and Eorl.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Rohan.php (2042 words)

	Oath of Eorl - Tolkien Gateway
		The Oath of Eorl is the alliance sworn between the Middle-earth nations of Rohan and Gondor.
		In addition to his oath, Cirion spoke an invocation in Quenya and the Common Speech, calling the Valar and Eru to witness the oaths that were taken.
		The Oath was renewed by Aragorn and Eomer upon their accessions to the thrones of Gondor and Rohan.
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/Oath_of_Eorl (320 words)

	Lord of the Rings Fanatics Plaza: Moonlight Meadows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Eorl, son of Léod, became the last Lord of the Éothéod in 2485 at the tender age of sixteen when his father was thrown from a horse he was training, struck his head, and died.
		Eorl became the last Lord of the Éothéod in 2485 at the age of sixteen when his father was thrown from a horse he was training, struck his head, and died.
		Eorl rose after Cirion’s announcement, but remained quiet in admiration of the generous proposal of Cirion; the people of the Eotheod had grown large in number, and the greatness of Calenardhon would better be able to accommodate their numbers, so Eorl accepted the generous offer of the King.
	www.lotrplaza.com /forum/houseview2.asp?topic=12915&house=12 (8863 words)

	Oath of Cirion and Eorl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The oath of Cirion and Eorl was said at the tomb of Elendil at Amun Anwar upon the Halifirien beacon.
		Eorl was the first to speak the oath in his tongue.
		And then again in the common speech : This oath shall stand in memory of the glory of the Land of the Star, and of the faith of Elendil the Faithful, in the keeping of those who sit upon the thrones of the West and of the One who is above all thrones forever.
	www.annalsofarda.dk /Annals-of-Arda/misc/misc-oathofeorlcirion.htm (257 words)

	History of the Eotheod, Page Four
		Eorl at once summoned his counselors so that provisions might be made for the éohere to ride south to Gondor while yet keeping safe the homes and people of the Éothéod.
		For Eorl saw that he needs must bring a great host or none at all as the Balchoth were so many.
		Eorl lead the Éothéod to attack the Balchoth from the rear and the Balchoth were driven with great loss of life back over the Limlight.
	www.eotheod.net /Eotheod_History_Four.html (798 words)

	Oath of Eorl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tolkien's universe of Middle-earth, the Oath of Eorl is the alliance sworn between the Middle-earth nations of Rohan and Gondor.
		The Oath also stated that the province of Calenardhon will be forever of Rohan, and the borders of that kingdom were established.
		Also agreed was whenever help was needed, the two kingdoms would aid each other.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oath_of_Eorl (159 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Eorl had led his men through great hardship from the far north to the aid of Gondor, and Cirion gave him the wide green lands of Calenardhon in recognition of his aid, swearing eternal friendship between old Gondor and the new land of Rohan.
		Rohan's history was one of conflict and war; with the Orcs of the White Mountains, the Dunlendings to the west, and ultimately with Saruman in Orthanc, whose lands bordered Rohan to the north.
		At the time of Gondor's greatest need, they kept the Oath of Eorl, and rode to the aid of their ancient allies at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
	www.freewebs.com /lotr_houses-of-healing/Location_Rohan.htm (189 words)

	TolkienWiki: Rohan
		First a province of Gondor, Calenardhon, it was given to the men of Éothéod as an independant kingdom in TA 2510, in return for their aid in the Battle of the Field of Celebrant and according to the Oath of Eorl (c.f.
		Eorl rides to the aid of Gondor and wins a great victory on the Field of Celebrant.
		Eorl is slain during the Battle of the Wold.
	www.thetolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?action=browse&id=Rohan&oldid=Mark (183 words)

	The Hidden Kingdom: The Library - Rohan
		Eorl the Young (TA 2485-2545): First King of Rohan (TA 2510 - 2545).
		He swore the Oath of Eorl, binding both lands of Rohan and Gondor.
		Eorl was slain in battle with Easterlings in the Wold.
	www.geocities.com /hiddenkingdom/roh_rule.htm (1503 words)

	Celebrant Field
		But after Eorl became king there it was always called Rohan, which in the tongue of Gondor means “land of the horse:” and the Éothéod were called the Rohirrim (“the horse-lords”).
		Eorl the Young -- wise for his twenty-and-five years -- had felt that to refuse aid to his kinsfolk in Gondor would be very short-sighted: since in the future after destroying the southern kingdom, Sauron would turn his wrath upon the north, and then the Éothéod would stand alone without hope.
		Emerging from the mist on the third day, Eorl and his men saw the loops of the Undeeps before the.
	larsen-family.us /~1066/celebrant.html (3632 words)

	Rohan - Freepedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Later, in 2509 TA, Cirion the Steward of Gondor sent summons to the Éothéod for aid in throwing off a combined invasion of Men from the north east of Middle-earth, and Orcs from Mordor.
		The capital of Rohan is the hillfort of Edoras which lies on the slopes of the White Mountains.
		Then Eorl the Young and his fierce Éothéod Riders unexpectedly took the field during the Battle of Celebrant and turned the tide in the favor of Gondor.
	en.freepedia.org /Rohan.html (1522 words)

	Galadriel
		That same year, Eorl the Young led his Riders out of the North to the aid of Gondor at the Battle of the Field of Celebrant.
		Eorl and his Riders were hidden in the mist and continued safely on their way.
		Eorl the Young comes to the aid of Gondor at the Field of Celebrant, and Galadriel's power may have helped him pass Dol Guldur.
	www.tuckborough.net /galadriel.html (5181 words)

	Planet-Tolkien: Trivia: Barad-dur
		Eorl came to Gondor's aid by sweeping away the Balchoth (who were a fierce people that lived between Mirkwood and the River Running) and pursuing them over the fields of Calenardhon.
		These fields came to be called Rohan after the were given to Eorl's people by Cirion the Steward of Gondor whose army had been trapped by the enemy.
		Eorl then swore the oath to come to Gondor's aid whenever asked and they lived happily ever after, with the two kingdoms always coming to each other's aid, even unto the time of The Lord of the Ring's final destruction.
	www.planet-tolkien.com /board/cat/3/thread/17/300 (2116 words)

	Culture : Overview : Cultural Overview - Mark Of The Riders (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Taking the Oath of Cirion (the Steward of Gondor in those days) and Eorl, Calenardhon was renamed the Riddermark (Mark of the Riders), and its first King was Eorl himself.
		With the gifting of the Mark to the Eorlings, the oldest native population took to anger and fled before the numerous new settlers.
		In the Westfold, the great population of that strip of land are largely agrarian and sedentary, yet in the east the people stay more often to the nomadic wanderings of their ancestors from Eastfold through East Emnet to the Wold; because of this they are a less numerous folk.
	rohan.elendor.net /culture/overview.html (546 words)

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		Eorl the Young came with his riders and swept away the enemy, and pursued the Balchoth to the death over the fields of Calenardhon.
		Cirion granted to Eorl that land to dwell in, and he swore to Cirion the Oath of Eorl, of friendship at need or at call to the Lords of Gondor.' In the days of Beren, the nineteenth Steward, an even greater peril came upon Gondor.
		Thus Eorl became the first King of the Mark, and he chose for his dwelling a green hill before the feet of the White Mountains that we're the south-wall of his land.
	www14.brinkster.com /fumadoe/LOTR4.htm (24035 words)

	Finduilas's J.R.R. Tolkien Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The oath sworn by those who later became the Dead men of Dunharrow was to aid Isildur in his fight against Sauron.
		Their Oath shall drive them, and yet betray them, and ever snatch away the very treasures that they have sworn to pursue.
		The land of Rohan was given to Eorl the Young in reward for their aid in the Battle of the Field of Celebrant.
	fin.go.wifl.at.org /layers/html/otherme.htm (3562 words)

	The domain Gondor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		It was given to the Eotheod by Steward Cirion of Gondor in the year 2510 of the Third Age in return for their aid in the Battle of the Fields of Celebrant.
		Eorl, the leader of the Eotheod swore the Oath of Eorl, pledging alliance to Gondor, and was thereafter the First King of Rohan.
		The capital was Aldburg in Eorl's time, but it was moved to Edoras during the rule of his son, Brego, who built the golden hall Meduseld in Edoras.
	www.neosoft.com /genesis/info/gondor/top.html (1510 words)

	The One Ring: The White Council :: View topic - Paths and Army of the Dead
		They are released because they have fulfilled the terms of the oath- their obligation to fight for Gondor was completed.
		I think Aragorn released the dead from their oath after destroying the army of Umbar because he knew the army of the dead would also scare the men of Gondor.
		Cirion's response was : This oath shall stand in memory of the glory of the Land of the Star, and of the faith of Elendil the Faithful, in the keeping of those who sit upon the thrones of the West and of the One who is above all thrones forever.
	forums.theonering.com /viewtopic.php?t=1510 (2071 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Eorl the Young came with his riders and swept away the enemy, and pursued the Balchoth to the death over the fields of Calenardhon' (III 415).
		At this point, Eorl and Cirion had made the double binding agreement of shared enemies, and perpetual peace.
		The Riddermark, as they preferred to call themselves, settled throughout the land and bred extensively the horses, herds of which they followed in a nomadic lifestle."" Grima says, "However, the Rohirrim had not moved into a land given over by all of it's inhabitants.
	homepage.interaccess.com /~hayes/logs/rohan1.txt (1471 words)

	THE TOLKIEN FORUM - Judgment - Round 2: Tolkienology vs. Periaur
		The Tolkienologist claim it’s the Oath of Eorl and it was predestined.
		Not only was there the ride of Eorl and the coming to Gondor’s aid, but Eomer left Rohan to full out war in the Fourth Age, helping Aragorn (another example of a king riding to war) in the south.
		The Oath of Eorl falls on the heir of Eorl.
	www.thetolkienforum.com /printthread.php?t=12081 (2139 words)

	Cirion - Tolkien Gateway
		Cirion could not spare many men to defend this part of his realm, and in despair he sent several messengers to their old friends the Éothéod, a people living in the far north.
		He told Eorl that he would leave Calenardhon in his care, and meet Eorl again in three months' time.
		On the behalf of his people, Eorl accepted this deal, swearing the Oath of Eorl and becoming the first King of Rohan.
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/Cirion (435 words)

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