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| - Thangorodrim, inaczej Góry Tyranii – wzniesione przez Morgotha nad Angbandem z obawy przed atakiem ze strony Valarów, po kradzieży Silmarili. Morgoth przekopał pod Górami Żelaznymi tunel z północy na południe. Od strony Ard-galen kończył się bramą bronioną przez trzy potężne wieże-góry, zbudowane z żużlu wulkanicznego i wciąż dymiące trującymi oparami. Zapewne były więc to kominy podziemnych kopalń. Były to najpotężniejsze wieżyce Śródziemia. Na jej zboczu Morgoth powiesił Maedhrosa, by zginął w męczarniach. Zostały zniszczone podczas Wojny Gniewu pod koniec Pierwszej Ery.
- Húrin's Seat Maedhros' Rock Morgoth's Gate Shoulders of Thangorodrim
- Il Thangorodrim era un gruppo di tre montagne vulcaniche altissime, erette da Morgoth per proteggere la propria fortezza di Angband tra i Monti di Ferro nel nord del Beleriand, durante la Prima Era. Si trattava sicuramente delle più alte montagne della Terra di Mezzo, con un'altezza di circa 35,000 piedi (più di dieci chilometri).
- Thangorodrim was a group of three volcanic mountains within the Iron Mountains in the north of Middle-earth during the First Age. They were raised by Morgoth, who delved his fortress of Angband beneath them and far back into the iron mountains. They were the highest peaks in all of Middle Earth.
- thumb|Morgoths Truppen sammeln sich am Thangorodrim Thangorodrim (Sindarin: Berge der Tyrannei) war jener dreizackige Berg im hohen Norden Mittelerdes, der von Morgoth über Angband aufgetürmt wurde, nachdem er mit den Silmaril nach Mittelerde zurückgekehrt war.
- In the fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien, Thangorodrim ("The Mountains of Oppression" or, literally, "oppression mountain group", pronounced ) was a group of three volcanic mountains in the Iron Mountains in the north of Middle-earth during the First Age. The highest peaks of Middle-earth, they were raised by Morgoth, who delved his fortress of Angband beneath them, and far back into the Iron Mountains. For a time the Eagles lived on Thangorodrim, but at some time during the First Age they moved to the Crissaegrim near Gondolin.
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| - Gruppo che raccoglie le più alte montagne del Beleriande, costruite da Morgoth accumulando i detriti e gli scarti degliscavi di Angband
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| - Thangorodrim, inaczej Góry Tyranii – wzniesione przez Morgotha nad Angbandem z obawy przed atakiem ze strony Valarów, po kradzieży Silmarili. Morgoth przekopał pod Górami Żelaznymi tunel z północy na południe. Od strony Ard-galen kończył się bramą bronioną przez trzy potężne wieże-góry, zbudowane z żużlu wulkanicznego i wciąż dymiące trującymi oparami. Zapewne były więc to kominy podziemnych kopalń. Były to najpotężniejsze wieżyce Śródziemia. Na jej zboczu Morgoth powiesił Maedhrosa, by zginął w męczarniach. Zostały zniszczone podczas Wojny Gniewu pod koniec Pierwszej Ery.
- thumb|Morgoths Truppen sammeln sich am Thangorodrim Thangorodrim (Sindarin: Berge der Tyrannei) war jener dreizackige Berg im hohen Norden Mittelerdes, der von Morgoth über Angband aufgetürmt wurde, nachdem er mit den Silmaril nach Mittelerde zurückgekehrt war. Thangorodrim, schwarz und kahl, war aus dem Abraum und der Schlacke durch die Grabung von Angband entstanden. Aufgrund seiner vulkanischen Natur, stieß er üble Dämpfe, Rauch und Lava aus. Hier wurde Maedhros angekettet und hier befand sich auch der steinerne Sitz Húrins, wo er festgebunden das Schicksal seiner Familie mit ansehen musste. Der Thangorodrim wurde zerschmettert, als Ancalagon, der größte der geflügelten Feuerdrachen, tödlich verwundet durch Earendil und die Adler, in der Großen Schlacht (Krieg des Zorns) auf den Berg stürzte. Der darauffolgende Tumult war einer der Hauptgründe für die Zerstörung von Beleriand.
- In the fiction of J. R. R. Tolkien, Thangorodrim ("The Mountains of Oppression" or, literally, "oppression mountain group", pronounced ) was a group of three volcanic mountains in the Iron Mountains in the north of Middle-earth during the First Age. The highest peaks of Middle-earth, they were raised by Morgoth, who delved his fortress of Angband beneath them, and far back into the Iron Mountains. Thangorodrim was said to have been the piles of slag from Morgoth's furnaces and rubble from the delving of Angband, but at the same time the mountains were solid enough to form sheer precipices; Maedhros was nailed to a cliff of Thangorodrim, and Húrin imprisoned on a high terrace. The tops of Thangorodrim perpetually smoked, and sometimes spewed forth lava. The three peaks of Thangorodrim functioned as furnaces for Morgoth's great smithies deep in Angband. For a time the Eagles lived on Thangorodrim, but at some time during the First Age they moved to the Crissaegrim near Gondolin. At the base of the south face of the middle peak was the Great Gate of Angband, a deep canyon leading into the mountain, lined with towers and forts. There were also a number of secret gates scattered around the sides of the mountain group, from which Morgoth's hosts could issue forth and surprise their foes. The position and size of Thangorodrim are unclear. One drawing by Tolkien, if to scale, would have made Thangorodrim 35,000 ft high, and the statement that it lay 150 leagues (450 Númenórean miles) north of Menegroth puts it too far away for some of the action in The Silmarillion to make sense; a distance of 150–200 miles would have been more consistent. It is possible that with the higher figure Tolkien was not referring to 'as the eagle flies', but rather 'as the wolf runs': the plateau of Dorthonion forced a long detour which added the extra 200–250 miles to the distance. Along with Beleriand and the entire west of Middle-earth, Thangorodrim was destroyed in the War of the Valar at the end of the First Age when Ancalagon the Black crashed upon them as he died.
- Húrin's Seat Maedhros' Rock Morgoth's Gate Shoulders of Thangorodrim
- Il Thangorodrim era un gruppo di tre montagne vulcaniche altissime, erette da Morgoth per proteggere la propria fortezza di Angband tra i Monti di Ferro nel nord del Beleriand, durante la Prima Era. Si trattava sicuramente delle più alte montagne della Terra di Mezzo, con un'altezza di circa 35,000 piedi (più di dieci chilometri).
- Thangorodrim was a group of three volcanic mountains within the Iron Mountains in the north of Middle-earth during the First Age. They were raised by Morgoth, who delved his fortress of Angband beneath them and far back into the iron mountains. They were the highest peaks in all of Middle Earth.
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