"In J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, Pelendur was Steward of Gondor in the year TA 1944 (Third Age). Pelendur was born in TA 1879, he was a descendant of H\u00FArin of Emyn Arnen, an earlier Steward of Gondor and the grandfather of Mardil Voronw\u00EB, the first Ruling Steward of Gondor. This political precedent (choosing a Man of Gondor rather than an Heir of Isildur with a more direct claim to the throne) is one reasons for Aragorn's caution in assuming the throne of Gondor at the end of the Third Age."@en . . . . "Spada"@it . . "Il nome Pelendur \u00E8 di origine Quenya e significa letteralmente \"Servitore della Corona\" dall'unione delle parole pel- (cerchio, corona) e -nd\u00FBr (servitore di)."@it . . . "Neri, grigi in tarda et\u00E0"@it . . . "D\u00FAnedain di Gondor"@it . . "1998"^^ . "1935"^^ . "Pelendur"@en . . . . "?"@it . . "Sconosciuta"@it . "Pelendur"@pl . . . . . . . . . "1879"^^ . "Pelendur"@en . "Male"@en . "Pelendur (Quenya: Hof-Diener) war ein Truchsess von Gondor und lebte 1879\u20131998 Drittes Zeitalter (D.Z.). Er bekleidete dieses Amt sowohl unter Ondoher, als auch unter Earnil II.. Pelendur war der Gro\u00DFvater von Mardil Voronwe und stammte von H\u00FArin von Emyn Arnen \u2013 ebenfalls Truchsess von Gondor unter K\u00F6nig Minardil \u2013 ab. Nachdem K\u00F6nig Ondoher 1944 D.Z. gestorben war, \u00FCbernahm Pelendur f\u00FCr ein Jahr die Amtsgesch\u00E4fte eines K\u00F6nigs. Arvedui (1864\u20131975 D.Z.), K\u00F6nig von Arthedain erhob, nach dem Tod Ondohers Anspruch auf den Thron Gondors. Arvedui hatte Ondohers Tochter F\u00EDriel geheiratet und leitete unter anderem daraus seinen Anspruch auf den Thron ab. Pelendur riet, dieses Ansinnen abzulehnen und so wurde, durch Pelendurs F\u00FCrsprache und Unterst\u00FCtzung ein erfolgreicher Hauptmann als K\u00F6nig Earnil"@de . "Pelendur"@it . . . "Pelendur"@de . . . "grigi"@it . "Unknown"@en . . . . "Maschio"@it . . . . . . . "Pelendur (Quenya: Hof-Diener) war ein Truchsess von Gondor und lebte 1879\u20131998 Drittes Zeitalter (D.Z.). Er bekleidete dieses Amt sowohl unter Ondoher, als auch unter Earnil II.. Pelendur war der Gro\u00DFvater von Mardil Voronwe und stammte von H\u00FArin von Emyn Arnen \u2013 ebenfalls Truchsess von Gondor unter K\u00F6nig Minardil \u2013 ab. Nachdem K\u00F6nig Ondoher 1944 D.Z. gestorben war, \u00FCbernahm Pelendur f\u00FCr ein Jahr die Amtsgesch\u00E4fte eines K\u00F6nigs. Arvedui (1864\u20131975 D.Z.), K\u00F6nig von Arthedain erhob, nach dem Tod Ondohers Anspruch auf den Thron Gondors. Arvedui hatte Ondohers Tochter F\u00EDriel geheiratet und leitete unter anderem daraus seinen Anspruch auf den Thron ab. Pelendur riet, dieses Ansinnen abzulehnen und so wurde, durch Pelendurs F\u00FCrsprache und Unterst\u00FCtzung ein erfolgreicher Hauptmann als K\u00F6nig Earnil II. inthronisiert. Erbamt wurde die Truchsessenschaft Gondors erst nach Pelendur, dessen Nachfolger sein Sohn Vorondil wurde. Pelendur starb im Alter von 119 Jahren."@de . . "Pelendur (TE 1879 - TE 1998) \u2013 namiestnik Gondoru w s\u0142u\u017Cbie kr\u00F3l\u00F3w Ondohera i E\u00E4rnila II. Jego przodkiem by\u0142 H\u00FArin z Emyn Arnen."@pl . "Il nome Pelendur \u00E8 di origine Quenya e significa letteralmente \"Servitore della Corona\" dall'unione delle parole pel- (cerchio, corona) e -nd\u00FBr (servitore di)."@it . "Pelendur (TE 1879 - TE 1998) \u2013 namiestnik Gondoru w s\u0142u\u017Cbie kr\u00F3l\u00F3w Ondohera i E\u00E4rnila II. Jego przodkiem by\u0142 H\u00FArin z Emyn Arnen."@pl . . "Molto alto"@it . . . . . . "Pelendur"@it . . . . . "In J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, Pelendur was Steward of Gondor in the year TA 1944 (Third Age). Pelendur was born in TA 1879, he was a descendant of H\u00FArin of Emyn Arnen, an earlier Steward of Gondor and the grandfather of Mardil Voronw\u00EB, the first Ruling Steward of Gondor. Pelendur helped Gondor through a constitutional crisis following the premature death of King Ondoher and his heirs in battle in TA 1944. He effectively ruled the kingdom for one year while observing the claims of the two claimants, Prince Arvedui of Arthedain and the general E\u00E4rnil who was victorious in battle against the Wainriders (Easterlings). Pelendur dismissed Arvedui's claim maintaining that the rule of Gondor belonged to the heirs of Anarion, even though Isildur was the High King of both Gondor and Arnor before his death. Arvedui also argued, his wife F\u00EDriel, the daughter of Ondoher should rightfully become Ruling Queen due to the old N\u00FAmenorean law of accession, which stated the eldest remaining child of the king should inherit the throne. Pelendur rejected F\u00EDriel's claim saying in N\u00FAmenor, it was peaceful enough to have women as rulers. However, the Realms in Exile were constantly under attack and therefore needed a male ruler to lead the armies. Based on the afore-mentioned data the Council of Gondor, under the influence of Pelendur, threw out Arvedui's claim and chose E\u00E4rnil as King, in TA 1945 defying the N\u00FAmen\u00F3rean law of succession, which was said to be inapplicable in a warring state like Gondor. Although Pelendur's choice prevented the heirs of Isildur from reuniting the Realms in Exile, it may have averted another Kin-strife. E\u00E4rnil, the victorious general, had become a hero in Gondor and had the support of the populace for his deeds in battle. Installing Arvedui, a foreigner, as king could have stirred up resentment amongst the people of the coastlands and the supporters of E\u00E4rnil, who had saved Gondor. This political precedent (choosing a Man of Gondor rather than an Heir of Isildur with a more direct claim to the throne) is one reasons for Aragorn's caution in assuming the throne of Gondor at the end of the Third Age. With the accession of King E\u00E4rnil in TA 1945, Pelendur handed over rule of Gondor to King Earnil II, and resumed the traditional duties of the office of Steward willingly, unlike his descendant Denethor II several centuries later. Pelendur died in TA 1998 at the age of 119 years old. Pelendur was succeeded by his son Vorondil the Hunter."@en . . . .