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Ar-Zimrathôn
Númenórean
Biographical Information
Other namesTar-Hostamir (Q)
TitlesKing of Númenor
LocationNúmenor
AffiliationKing's Men
LanguageAdûnaic
BirthS.A. 2798
RuleS.A. 2962 - 3033 (71 years)
DeathS.A. 3033 (aged 235)
Family
HouseHouse of Elros
ParentageAr-Adûnakhôr
ChildrenAr-Sakalthôr
Physical Description
GenderMale

Ar-Zimrathôn was the son and heir to Ar-Adûnakhôr, and became the twenty-first King of Númenor. His father was the first King to take his name in the Adûnaic tongue, and Ar-Zimrathôn established this tradition by doing the same, though the Quenya form of his name, Tar-Hostamir, was also recorded.

Ar-Zimrathôn held the Sceptre of Númenor for seventy-one years, and was succeeded by his son, who ruled as Ar-Sakalthôr.[1]

Genealogy

Tar-Ardamin
2618 - 2899
 
 
 
 
Ar-Adûnakhôr
2709 - 2962
 
 
 
 
AR-ZIMRATHÔN
2798 - 3033
 
 
 
 
Ar-Sakalthôr
2876 - 3102
 
 
 
 
Ar-Gimilzôr
2960 - 3177


Etymology

Zimrathôn seems to mean "Collector of Jewels" in Adûnaic, though this can only be asserted from his Quenya name. His Quenya name, Tar-Hostamir means "Collector of Jewels" from hosta, "gather, collect" and mir, "jewel".[source?]

References

Ar-Zimrathôn
House of Elros
Born: S.A. 2798 Died: S.A. 3033
Preceded by:
Ar-Adûnakhôr
21st King of Númenor
S.A. 2962 - 3033
Followed by:
Ar-Sakalthôr


Kings of Númenor
Elros Tar-Minyatur (S.A. 32 - 442) · Tar-Vardamir* (442) · Tar-Amandil (442 - 590) · Tar-Elendil (590 - 740) · Tar-Meneldur (740 - 883) · Tar-Aldarion (883 - 1075) · Tar-AncalimëQ (1075 - 1280) · Tar-Anárion (1280 - 1394) · Tar-Súrion (1394 - 1556) · Tar-TelperiënQ (1556 - 1731) · Tar-Minastir (1731 - 1869) · Tar-Ciryatan (1869 - 2029) · Tar-Atanamir (2029 - 2221) · Tar-Ancalimon (2221 - 2386) · Tar-Telemmaitë (2386 - 2526) · Tar-VanimeldëQ (2526 - 2637) · Tar-Anducal (2637 - 2657) · Tar-Alcarin (2657 - 2737) · Tar-Calmacil (2737 - 2825) · Tar-Ardamin (2825 - 2899) · Ar-Adûnakhôr (2899 - 2962) · Ar-Zimrathôn (2962 - 3033) · Ar-Sakalthôr (3033 - 3102) · Ar-Gimilzôr (3102 - 3177) · Tar-Palantir (3177 - 3255) · Ar-Pharazôn (3255 - 3319)
* Immediately abdicated in favour of his son · Q Ruling Queens · Usurped throne. Later struck off the Line of Kings · Usurped throne from his cousin Tar-Míriel