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	The Ports of Pelargir \| Gateway to Naval Miniature Wargaming
		Pelargir was the first city of the Faithful Numenoreans in Exile, founded in 2350 Second Age before the birth of Gondor.
		The Wardens of Pelargir are best represented by the Warriors of Numenor, as their armour showed no change from that used by the first seafarers to arrive in Belfalas.
		Unlike the neighbouring fief of Pelargir, ballistae in the form of Bolt Throwers were not suited to such graceful vessels, and were instead used for defending the ports alongside Trebuchets.
	www.freewebs.com /portsofpelargir/gondor.htm (1199 words)

	Pelargir - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pelargir was the chief city of the region of Lebennin, built where the river Sirith joined with the Great River.
		Pelargir was one of the oldest cities in Gondor, founded by the Faithful Númenóreans in the year 2350 of the Second Age.
		During the War of the Ring, Pelargir was besieged by the Black Ships of the Corsairs, but was liberated by Aragorn and the Dead Army.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Pelargir (150 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pelargir was the chief city of the region of Lebennin.
		Pelargir was one of the oldest cities in Gondor, founded by the Faithful NÃºmenÃ³reans in the year 2350 of the Second Age (before the birth of Gondor).
		In 1634 T.A, the city was sacked by the Grandsons of Castamir, and King Minardil was slain.
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	Pelargir - Tolkien Gateway
		Pelargir was the chief city of the region of Lebennin, built where the river Sirith joined with the Great River.
		Pelargir was one of the oldest cities in Gondor, founded by the Faithful Númenóreans in the year 2350 of the Second Age.
		During the War of the Ring, Pelargir was besieged by the Black Ships of the Corsairs, but was liberated by Aragorn and the Army of the Dead.
	tolkiengateway.net /wiki/Pelargir (186 words)

	Pelargir - Garth of Royal Ships
		Pelargir and Umbar are two sister cities, built by Men of Westernesse in the distant Second Age.
		He was appointed 1501 as the superintendent for the rebuilding and rearming of Pelargir.
		Ingold Serni, squire of Pelargir and assistant to herdir Elenaerion.
	www.taivaansusi.net /roolipelit/pelargir/english.html (0 words)

	pelargir
		It was rebuilt during the tenth century of the Third Age by Eärnil I, and became the main base of power for the mighty Ship Kings of Gondor in their struggles with their rivals, the Black Númenórians of the city-port of Umbar, far to the south in the land of Harad.
		During the Gondor's civil war in 1447, Pelargir was seized by the rebels, but was regained after a year-long siege.
		Although suffering most of the same ills that afflicted all of Gondor, and often attacked by Haradrim, Easterlings and the Corsairs of Umbar, Pelargir survived as the chief port of Gondor until the War of the Ring.
	www.angelfire.com /realm3/tunnukuh/pelargir.htm (280 words)

	Pelargir
		The building of Pelargir started in S.A.2350 during the reign of Tar-Vanimelde the third female ruler in Nùmenor and it became the faithfuls main haven in Middle-Earth.
		During the war of the Kin-strife in Gondor Pelargir was besieged.
		Pelargir was ravaged in 1634 by the Corsairs of Umbar lead by Angomaite and Sangahyanda; great-grandsons of Castamir.
	www.annalsofarda.dk /Annals-of-Arda/places-index/Places-ME/Pelargir.htm (0 words)

	Pelargir - One Wiki to Rule Them All, the Lord of the Rings Encyclopedia
		The great port of Gondor, Pelargir, was one of the first settlements of the Numenoreans founded in Middle-earth during the Second Age.
		But during the civil war of the Kin-strife, the city was besieged by Eldacar as it had become a stronghold of the sons and supporters of Castamir, The Userper.
		As Gondor's power declined Pelargir was attacked many times by the Corsairs, who were in secret alliegence with Sauron, but the forces of Gondor managed to defend the coasts.
	lotr.wikia.com /wiki/Pelargir (0 words)

	Pelargir Information
		Pelargir was the chief city of the region of Lebennin.
		Pelargir was one of the oldest cities in Gondor, founded by the Faithful Númenóreans in the year 2350 of the Second Age (before the birth of Gondor).
		At Pelargir they fought a lengthy siege against the rightful King of Gondor, before fleeing to Umbar.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Pelargir (0 words)

	[ Daily Tolkien ] Seeking the wayward children of Numenor
		Pelargir began as a royal haven, probably a naval base of some sort, an extension or assertion of Numenorean power.
		The difference between the colonists of Pelargir and the colonists of Eriador, therefore, may also be that the early families of the north were more pure-blooded than the early families of the south.
		Pelargir may have welcomed the sons of Elendil but there was either no room for five shiploads of refugees there or else the tradition of opening new lands prevailed and Isildur and Anarion led a new wave of conquest and colonization north along the river's shores.
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	Seeking the Wayward Children of Numenor
		Pelargir was founded in 2350, about 100 years after Tar-Ancalimon became King of Numenor (Tar-Atanamir took the scepter in 2251 according to the Tale of Years in LOTR, Tar-Ancalimon took it in 2221 according to the Line of Elros in
		So the establishment of Pelargir as a royal haven doesn't necessarily preclude the possibility that it was always a refuge for the Faithful.
		The implication of the gradual drift of the Faithful toward Pelargir is that the peoples of Eriador made a relatively swift recovery from the devastations of the War of the Elves and Sauron.
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	Cities & Towns of Middle-earth
		Pelargir was located at the junction of the River Sirith and the Anduin.
		In 1634, Castamir's grandsons Angamaite and Sangahyando led a fleet of Corsairs from Umbar to attack Pelargir.
		In 2980, during the reign of Ecthelion II, a fleet from Gondor was assembled at Pelargir to launch an attack on the Corsairs of Umbar.
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	Gondor
		The port city of Pelargir was located in Lebennin on the Anduin near the point where it was joined by the Sirith.
		Their ancestors had sailed there from Numenor in the past and had established the port city of Pelargir near the Mouths of the Anduin nearly 1,000 years before in 2350.
		Tarannon Falastur built a house that stood in the waters of the Anduin south of Pelargir, but his wife Queen Beruthiel remained in Osgiliath because she hated the Sea.
	www.tuckborough.net /gondor.html (0 words)

	GW Online : The Lord of The Rings : Gondor : Warriors from the Fiefdoms
		As Gondor's primary seaport and home of her fleet, Pelargir has enjoyed great wealth but, as the southernmost of Gondor's fiefdoms, has also always borne the brunt of attacks from the lands of Harad.
		This Warden of Pelargir is fashioned from a Warrior of Rohan, with a head and shield taken from a Warrior of Gondor.
		Corinir of Pelargir is the opposite of Angbor, using the head from Théoden atop Isildur's body.
	uk.games-workshop.com /gondor/fiefdoms/3 (0 words)

	Descent: 1. Pelargir, spring of 1431 of the Third Age - Stories - Henneth Annûn
		Times were hard in Pelargir lately, especially for the denizens of Outwall Town, down in the depths of the Mariner's Row.
		The Row, as it was calledâ”home to the many who worked Pelargir's great docks and ship halls, to all the crafters and merchants that a port city needed to keep its harbor in good repair and its goods on the move, and to the taverns and brothels that landed sailors inevitably sought out.
		Indeed, for all he had been born in Pelargir, he knew to stay out of the wealthier tavern districts after dark, for Umbarrim were not trusted, which was to say that Haradrim were not trusted, for it was harder to tell the Umbarian DÃºnedain from their more northerly cousins.
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	Pelargir
		And then while cutting a CD-ROM I happened to come across an unfinished scene of mountains over a misty river.
		I have no idea if this looks the way Tolkien's "Pelargir" is supposed to.
		I can't - and this is embarassing - even remember quite where or what Pelargir was.
	www.raingod.com /angus/OtherWorlds/Fantasy/notes/Pelargir03.html (199 words)

	Shadows of Isildur
		Pelargir is one of the most ancient cities of Gondor, and has served as
		Pelargir often fell into disrepair over the years, for the Kings of
		Pelargir was also of great importance during the War of the Ring - the
	www.middle-earth.us /index.php?display=help&entry=Pelargir (0 words)

	Lord of the Rings Fanatics Plaza: Tugas House
		Pelargir is the sea port of Gondor and second city of the Realm.
		It was rebuilt during the tenth century of the Third Age, and became a the main base of power for the mighty Ship Kings of Gondor in their struggles with their rivals, the Black Númenóreans of the city-port of Umbar, far to the south in the land of Harad.
		Pelargir survived as the chief port of Gondor until the War of the Ring.
	www.lotrplaza.com /archive3/houseroomview.asp?house=180&room=1 (0 words)

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		Pelargir Medieval Battle Reenactments is a full-contact fantasy foam fighting sport in which participants engage in various challenging combat scenarios.
		Scenarios range from single-combat practice fights to large-scale national field battles with hundreds of fighters ages 16 to 72.
		Shorebird Park, Marine World Pky, Redwood Shores, CA 94065
	www.pelargir.org (48 words)

	The Grey Havens - Songs & Tales: Isildur - Chapter Five
		The men of Pelargir built and fortified that bridge a thousand years ago, and it had never been unguarded since that day, for it was the only land route into the south of Anórien.
		Because Pelargir guarded both this bridge and the great river Anduin itself, it was known throughout Gondor as the Gate of the South.
		Four abreast, the knights of Pelargir poured forth from the gate, lances bristling to the sky, and the sound of their passing was as the breaking of the sea on the rock-bound coasts of Anfalas.
	tolkien.cro.net /talesong/isildur/pelargir.html (0 words)

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		Invoking the name of the man in Pelargir whom she might - or might not - regard as a suitor was exactly the wrong tack to take.
		I will be most delighted to accompany you to Pelargir.” “And I am most delighted to have you," Sev said as they urged their horses back to the road and followed in the wake of the pack train.
		As they neared the outskirts of Pelargir during the afternoon of their fourth day on the trail, Aerio was busily translating one of the hobbits’ many songs into Rohirric.
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	FanFiction.Net - That's Interesting, a Lord of the Rings fanfic (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the city port of Pelargir, the crowded dockside was a hubbub of activity.
		Sped on by the unnatural gale from the ocean, it seemed to be pulled into the harbour by invisible ropes, until, almost imperceptibly, the ship slowed as it entered the waters of Pelargir, and an anchor was dropped with a scream of chains.
		In the narrow backstreets of Pelargir, one of the many taverns was at the heart of its business; the hours between sunset and when the clientele could no longer stand were generally the most profitable.
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	One Ring : View topic - Building Pelargir 1: City Walls
		Pelargir was the greatest port of Gondor, located at the confluence of the River Sirith and the mouth of the Anduin.
		Because the Hornburg was built by the Men of Gondor during the reign of the Ship-Kings (830-1149), who favoured the city of Pelargir and brought the navy to it's height.
		My reasoning was that with Pelargir at its height, and trade throughout Gondor prospering, the ships of Pelargir could bring architects, masons or stone up the river to the site of the Hornburg.
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	warofthering
		In addition to the two Strongholds, the city of Pelargir must be captured and this is often the wisest place to begin the attack on Gondor.
		The event cards that allow the Shadow to move his armies and muster in advanced positions can give a real boost in the assault on Gondor but the most useful one is probably “Corsairs of Umbar,” which will allow the Southrons to launch an assault on Dol Amroth all the way from Umbar.
		Pelargir is extremely difficult to hang on to if the Shadow launches the first attack here, but both Dol Amroth and Minas Tirith can be defended if needed.
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	The Grey Havens - Songs & Tales: Isildur - Chapter Seven
		Pelargir may already be destroyed," said Gilrondil in a voice of despair.
		The people of Pelargir felt as if delivered from a sentence of death, and the Eldar were ashore again after a long and perilous voyage.
		Pelargir was a much newer city than even the most recent of the Elvish settlements, though doubtless its people would think a thousand sun-rounds a long time.
	tolkien.cro.net /talesong/isildur/whiteflt.html (0 words)

	The Lord of the Rings Board Game
		Between Erech and Pelargir is a succession of grey squares.
		Pelargir, Erech and the Paths of the Dead.
		If you make subsequent trips through Pelargir after defeating the fl fleet of the Corsairs, you have to stop but you don't have to take a card.
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	Fanatics Plaza: Gondor Kingdom
		It was primarily a base for the faction called the King's Men, a group who resented the Ban of the Valar and envied the immortal lives of the Firstborn.
		But when Thorongil returned to Pelargir, he never went to Minas Tirith, but instead sent a message of farewell to Ecthelion and left to meet other hazards.
		During the War of the Ring, they sent a great fleet to attack Pelargir, and so it was that Thorongil's prediction came true.
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	[Fantasy Wars] - [Article] - [Pelargir]
		Since the Great War, when the Queen of Pelargir was assassinated, there has been a feud amongst the peacebreaker nobles over the claim to the throne.
		Queen Artemis, direct descendant of Loiseris the Great and the assassinated queen, May She Live Forever, as is said of a respected elder when their spirit leaves their human form, is the rightful heir to the crown.
		She now must be content with the power she has: acting through her loyal senators and protecting Pelargir inside and out with her troupe of Blue Dragons, a guard of people from this land and distant planets, for Artemis does not distinguish between Umaia and Peacebreaker.
	thefantasywars.avidgamers.com /article.o5211927.html (0 words)

	Little known battles
		Two other battles not mentioned often though more than pelargir are the Battles for the Isen Fords.
		I know that in ROTK Legolas says something about their trek through the Paths of the Dead, the Pelargir, and then the Corsairs.
		Pelargir is a gondorian haven, here's a piece of text from the Annals of Arda:
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	The Guild Companion: A Shroud of Mystery in Gondor
		Berthand is a small village on the coast of Lebennin, around 75 miles west of Pelargir, and near the Ethir Anduin (Mouths of Anduin) on the Anduin Road.
		In contrast, Yolirian, a local herb mistress, and one of the most trusted individuals in the entire town, emphatically declared that the disappearances were tied to an unknown being which she had seen walking the marsh at night several weeks ago.
		Their orders are to count the numbers and note the units and types of any military detachments that cross through this area.
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		Pelargir is the capital of Cassiopeia and the seat of Imperial power.
		Pelargir is the heart of Cassiopeia and is a thriving, prosperous city.
		Traders from all parts of Cassiopeia come to Pelargir to sell their goods.
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