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'''King of Arda''' was a title given to [[Manwë|Manwë Súlimo]], greatest of the [[Valar]], and held to be the ruler of the realm of [[Arda]].  
'''King of Arda''' was a title given to [[Manwë|Manwë Súlimo]], greatest of the [[Valar]], and held to be the ruler of the realm of [[Arda]].  


When [[Ainur]] came to [[Arda]], before it was fully formed, [[Melkor]] claimed it for himself. [[Manwë]] denied this and [[spirits]] came to his side from the deeps of [[Ea]], beginning the [[First War]].<ref name=ainu>{{S|I}}</ref> The battle resulted to the rulership of the Valar with Manwe as their head, and Melkor ever coveting its rule.
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The name High King refers to more than one character, item or concept. For a list of other meanings, see High King (disambiguation).

King of Arda was a title given to Manwë Súlimo, greatest of the Valar, and held to be the ruler of the realm of Arda.

When Ainur came to Arda, before it was fully formed, Melkor claimed it for himself. Manwë denied this and spirits came to his side from the deeps of Ea, beginning the First War.[1] The battle resulted to the rulership of the Valar with Manwe as their head, and Melkor ever coveting its rule.