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After a rule of over 40 years Fengel died in [[Third Age 2953|T.A. 2953]], and Thengel reluctantly returned to Rohan. | After a rule of over 40 years Fengel died in [[Third Age 2953|T.A. 2953]], and Thengel reluctantly returned to Rohan. | ||
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Fengel in [[Old English]] means "grasper, lord". | Fengel in [[Old English]] means "grasper, lord". | ||
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Revision as of 06:06, 22 February 2010
Fengel was the fifteenth King of Rohan.
Fengel was the third and only surviving son of Folcwine, and became king after the death of his father in T.A. 2903.
Fengel's two older brothers, Folcred and Fastred, were killed in Harondor while fighting for Gondor, and as a result Fengel grew up rather spoiled. As a grown man he became known for his greed and love of gold.
His son Thengel left Rohan because of disagreements with his father, living with his wife's family in Gondor instead.
After a rule of over 40 years Fengel died in T.A. 2953, and Thengel reluctantly returned to Rohan.
Etymology
Fengel in Old English means "grasper, lord".
Preceded by: Folcwine |
15th King of RohanIII 2903 – 2953
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Followed by: Thengel |