It remains unclear what exactly Gildor's relation to the house of Finarfin was, Gildor's supposed father's name, Inglor, was at a time of the legendarium, applied to both, Finarfin and Finrod.If Gildor had been son of Finrod, he would have been born in Aman after Finrod's reincarnation, if he had been a descendant of Angrod, he would have been able to claim the title of the High-king of the Noldor.However both of Orodreth's children, Gil-Galad and Finduilas, were said to have remained childless themselves, and no other children of Orodreth or Angrod are ever mentioned.Finarfin's other son, Aegnor, also remained childless, and his daughter, Galadriel married the Teler Celeborn and became mother of Celebrian, no male descendant is mentioned, besides her grandsons, Elladan and Elrohir, the so
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| - It remains unclear what exactly Gildor's relation to the house of Finarfin was, Gildor's supposed father's name, Inglor, was at a time of the legendarium, applied to both, Finarfin and Finrod.If Gildor had been son of Finrod, he would have been born in Aman after Finrod's reincarnation, if he had been a descendant of Angrod, he would have been able to claim the title of the High-king of the Noldor.However both of Orodreth's children, Gil-Galad and Finduilas, were said to have remained childless themselves, and no other children of Orodreth or Angrod are ever mentioned.Finarfin's other son, Aegnor, also remained childless, and his daughter, Galadriel married the Teler Celeborn and became mother of Celebrian, no male descendant is mentioned, besides her grandsons, Elladan and Elrohir, the so
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| - It remains unclear what exactly Gildor's relation to the house of Finarfin was, Gildor's supposed father's name, Inglor, was at a time of the legendarium, applied to both, Finarfin and Finrod.If Gildor had been son of Finrod, he would have been born in Aman after Finrod's reincarnation, if he had been a descendant of Angrod, he would have been able to claim the title of the High-king of the Noldor.However both of Orodreth's children, Gil-Galad and Finduilas, were said to have remained childless themselves, and no other children of Orodreth or Angrod are ever mentioned.Finarfin's other son, Aegnor, also remained childless, and his daughter, Galadriel married the Teler Celeborn and became mother of Celebrian, no male descendant is mentioned, besides her grandsons, Elladan and Elrohir, the sons of Elrond. It seems unlikely that a young Elf born on Aman would willingly go to Middle-Earth after the first Age or that Inglor was a Great-Grandson of Elrond's.It still may be possible that Angrod had another, unnamed, child who could be Gildors Grandmother.Inventing a sister to Orodreth could make Gildor both a descendant of Finarfins and a member of Finrod's Household (as his supposed great-great nephew) without making him a possible candidate for the Title of High-King.
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