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	Random House : Book extract from Eldest
		It was three days since the Varden and dwarves had fought the Urgals for possession of Tronjheim, the mile-high, conical city nestled in the center of Farthen Dûr, but the battlefield was still strewn with carnage.
		As Eragon and Saphira rounded Tronjheim, a small group became visible in the pool of lantern light before the timber gate.
		He and Saphira stopped by Orik and looked out at the empty land that surrounded Tronjheim, extending to Farthen Dûr's base five miles away in each direction.
	www.randomhouse.co.uk /catalog/extract.htm?command=search&db=main.txt&eqisbndata=0552552119 (1534 words)

	du Shur'tugals :: vili reisa aftr :: An Eragon Site (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Inside the Mountain of Farthen Dûr (means our father in the dwarves language and is also completely hollow but is as tall and as wide as any of the mountains in the Beor mountain range) their capital city Tronjheim (the most magnificent city built by dwarves) lies.
		Made of the purest white marble the entire city glows from a distance when light hits it and is also big enough to fit the entire dwarf population in times of crisis (which has happened 3 times in the long dwarf history).
		Tronjheim means Helm of Giants in the dwarfs’ language.
	www.dushurtugals.com /?ds=info/dwarves (696 words)

	.. : Helgrind - Be sure to look behind you : .. - Dwarven History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Thus, with this difficult block in our knowledge of history, we assume that the Dwarves and the Dragons simply have always been here, long before recorded time, and thus there is no real proof to say which was in Alagaesia first.
		Tronjheim is their pride and joy, a testament to their ability to craft stone to their liking.
		After time, some of it caved in, so that it was discovered, and then Urgals gathered there to attack the Varden, based in Tronjheim, and finish them once and for all.
	www.helgrind.net /index.php?showtopic=110 (1102 words)

	Eragon faces chaos and betrayal in ‘Eldest’ - Books - MSNBC.com
		As Eragon and Saphira rounded Tronjheim, a small group became visible in the pool of lantern light before the timber gate.
		Still, the dwarves were furious with her for destroying their most prized treasure.
		At a signal, the formation marched proudly toward Tronjheim.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/9060100/page/2 (688 words)

	Eragon - Eldest Leggi
		Erano passati tre giorni da quando i Varden e i nani si erano battuti contro gli Urgali per difendere Tronjheim, la città-montagna alta un miglio nel cuore del Farthen Dûr, ma il campo di battaglia era ancora disseminato di cadaveri.
		A un tratto si fermarono nel vedere Jörmundur, il vicecomandante di Ajihad, che usciva da Tronjheim di gran carriera, diretto verso di loro.
		Sollevate lui e i nostri compagni sui vostri scudi e riportateli a Tronjheim… e non abbiate pudore di mostrare le vostre lacrime, poiché questo è un giorno di grande lutto che tutti ricorderanno.
	www.eldest.it /eldestleggi.php (2480 words)

	Teenreads.com -- ELDEST: Inheritance, Book II by Christopher Paolini
		Very well, but Durza should suffer a thousand years of torture for what he did to you.
		Together they made their way through Tronjheim, toward the nearest kitchen.
		In the corridors and hallways, people stopped and bowed to them, murmuring, "Argetlam," or "Shadeslayer." Even dwarves made the motions, though not as often.
	www.teenreads.com /reviews/037582670X-excerpt.asp (763 words)

	Tronjheim - Inheriwiki, the Inheritance trilogy wiki
		Tronjheim (within Farthen Dûr) on a map of Alagaësia.
		Tronjheim was the capital city of the dwarves, located within Farthen Dûr.
		"Tronjheim" meant "Helm of Giants" in the Dwarvish language.
	inheritance.wikia.com /wiki/Tronjheim (205 words)

	Regendered: Eragon faces chaos and betrayal in 'Eldest' - Books - MSNBC.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Behind her Saphira delicately skirted the corpse, his glittering blue scales the only color in the gloom that filled the hollow mountain.
		It was three days since the Varden and dwarves had fought the Urgals for possession of Tronjheim, the mile-high, conical city nestled in the center of Farthen Dûr, but the battlefield was still strewn with carnage.
		The others are already waiting for her by Tronjheim's west gate.
	regender.com /swap/http://msnbc.msn.com/id/9060100 (1000 words)

	LUKE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The men of Uru’ Bain, the elves of Avalorn, and the dwarves of Tronjheim.
		There was always relative peace in all the land, at least there was before the one called Deceiver first set foot in any of the three nations.
		He named the abondoned city of Avalorn his new capitol and Tronjheim and Uru’Bain are now his finest cities.
	www.lotrgamming.net /luke.htm (251 words)

	Eragon la Trilogía
		Hay dragones y elfos, peleas con espadas y revelaciones inesperadas, y por supuesto una bella donzella que es muy capaz de cuidar de sí misma.
		Dentro del libro se encuentra un mundo entero, Alagaësia, te encariñaras con Tronjheim, la ciudad-montaña, o tal vez el misterioso bosque Du Walden Varden.
		De cualquier modo, hay suficientes maravillas incluso para los lectores de fantasía más exigentes.
	www.eragonlatrilogia.com /christopherpaolini.htm (525 words)

	Alagaësia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		They secretly house the Varden (and are part of it, in a sense), their aid being invaluable.
		They are led by the Dwarven king Hrothgar, who rules over their main city, Tronjheim, which is built on and under the mountain Farthen Dûr.
		They are split into thirteen clans; the metalworkers and master smiths clan being meant to rule them.
	www.abitabouteverything.com /files/a/al/alagaesia_1.html (1776 words)

	eReader.com: Excerpt from Eldest Limited Edition
		They stopped at its edge when they noticed Jörmundur—Ajihad's second in command in the Varden—hurrying toward them from Tronjheim.
		Among them were Orik—the dwarf shifting impatiently on his stout legs—and Arya.
		One of the men—Eragon assumed it was Ajihad—raised a hand, and the warriors assembled behind him in two straight lines.
	www.ereader.com /product/book/excerpt/23099?book=Eldest_Limited_Edition (1176 words)

	Dear Reader - July/August 2005
		Now, with Eldest, his sequel and middle book in the Inheritance Trilogy, Paolini does it again.
		The story opens with Eragon and Sapphira still in Tronjheim, the dwarves' mountain-city.
		But time is running out for Eragon as the Varden and the Empire prepare for war between one another.
	www.squarebooks.com /dearreader/2005_07/08.php (602 words)

	Bookreporter.com - ELDEST: Inheritance, Book II by Christopher Paolini
		Very well, but Durza should suffer a thousand years of torture for what he did to you.
		Together they made their way through Tronjheim, toward the nearest kitchen.
		In the corridors and hallways, people stopped and bowed to them, murmuring, "Argetlam," or "Shadeslayer." Even dwarves made the motions, though not as often.
	www.bookreporter.com /reviews2/037582670X-excerpt.asp (753 words)

	Eragon * Written by Christopher Paolini (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Driven by the urge to revenge Garrow’s death, Saphria, Eragon, and an old story teller named Brom ward off the evil Empire and make their way to help the Varden and save the kingdom of Alagaesia.
		My favorite part of Eragon is when Saphria and Eragon’s friend Arya, the elf, come flying down from the top of Tronjheim (the capital of the Varden).
		Then Saphria breathes fire for the first time while Arya broke the giant sapphire at the top of the ceiling to save Eragon’s life.
	www.spaghettibookclub.org /review.php3?review_id=5031 (268 words)

	Ice Dragon Inn :: The Home of All Eragon and Eldest Fans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Within the pages of this book is a whole land, Alagaësia, for you explore.
		You may take fancy to Tronjheim, the city-mountain the dwarves have built, or perhaps the mysterious forest Du Weldenvarden.
		Either way, there are more than enough marvels here for even the most accustomed reader of fantasy.
	www.freewebs.com /icedragoninn2/chritopherpaolini.htm (769 words)

	Pahrump Valley Times - Nye County's Largest Newspaper Circulation
		In "Eldest," the highly anticipated sequel by Christopher Paolini, fans of "Eragon" can read more about the boy Rider and his dragon, Saphira.
		The battle for Tronjheim is over - for now - but King Galbatorix has not been completely defeated.
		Everyone knows that he could attack again at any time.
	www.pahrumpvalleytimes.com /2005/08/24/news/review.html (539 words)

	Christopher Paolini - Authors - Random House
		Within the pages of this book is a whole land, Alagaësia, for you explore.
		You may take fancy to Tronjheim, the city-mountain the dwarves have built, or perhaps the mysterious forest Du Weldenvarden.
		Either way, there are more than enough marvels here for even the most accustomed reader of fantasy.
	www.randomhouse.com /author/results.pperl?authorid=54388&view=full_sptlght (782 words)

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