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Balin established himself at this chamber after driving out the orcs from Moria. His tomb was placed there, positioned so that the shaft in the wall spilled its light directly upon its stone. The chamber itself had two wooden doors inlaid with iron trusses for fortification on either side; When the Fellowship of the Ring arrived at the Chamber of Mazarbul, it was dusty, claustrophobic, and unsightly, save the clean tomb in the middle. Littered about the floor of the chamber were many bones, papers, skeletons, and weapons such as Orc-scimitars. Only one guard room lay off to the side of the chamber, where Pippin evidently let the skeleton (sitting atop the hole in the center of the room) loose down the well. There were recesses carved into the walls, filled with broken chests of wood. Besid

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rdf:type	LOTR place
rdfs:label	The Chamber of Mazarbul
rdfs:comment	Balin established himself at this chamber after driving out the orcs from Moria. His tomb was placed there, positioned so that the shaft in the wall spilled its light directly upon its stone. The chamber itself had two wooden doors inlaid with iron trusses for fortification on either side; When the Fellowship of the Ring arrived at the Chamber of Mazarbul, it was dusty, claustrophobic, and unsightly, save the clean tomb in the middle. Littered about the floor of the chamber were many bones, papers, skeletons, and weapons such as Orc-scimitars. Only one guard room lay off to the side of the chamber, where Pippin evidently let the skeleton (sitting atop the hole in the center of the room) loose down the well. There were recesses carved into the walls, filled with broken chests of wood. Besid
dcterms:subject	Buildings and Structures Moria
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Place name	Chamber of Mazarbul
place type	Chamber
Image caption	The entrance to the Chamber of Mazarbul
image place	Moria dg3.jpg
place alias	Chamber of Records
place capital	None
place realm	Moria
place description	Balin's tomb
place lord	Lord of Moria
place built	Dwarves
abstract	Balin established himself at this chamber after driving out the orcs from Moria. His tomb was placed there, positioned so that the shaft in the wall spilled its light directly upon its stone. The chamber itself had two wooden doors inlaid with iron trusses for fortification on either side; When the Fellowship of the Ring arrived at the Chamber of Mazarbul, it was dusty, claustrophobic, and unsightly, save the clean tomb in the middle. Littered about the floor of the chamber were many bones, papers, skeletons, and weapons such as Orc-scimitars. Only one guard room lay off to the side of the chamber, where Pippin evidently let the skeleton (sitting atop the hole in the center of the room) loose down the well. There were recesses carved into the walls, filled with broken chests of wood. Beside one of them was a badly damaged book- slashed and burned- called the Book of Mazarbul, with the records of the dwarves' colonization and attempt of defense found within. The Fellowship of the Ring was attacked in the Chamber of Mazarbul by many orcs (interchangeably, goblins;) both of the Misty Mountains, Gundabad and Mordor. The Fellowship were able to drive their enemies back before fleeing the chamber. Gandalf attempted to put a shutting-spell on the door as the rest of the fellowship fled, but something the orcs were calling ghâsh (their word for "fire"), which they shouted amongst the dum -dum- dum in the deep, counter-spelled it and the door was broken. The wall and roof of the chamber gave way, burying Balin's tomb, as Gandalf was knocked down the steps- he later recalled this to the fellowship as they entered the Hall of the Dwarrowdelf on their way down to the Third Deep, only to be stopped by Durin's Bane—from danger, into danger.

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