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The '''Mountains of Angmar''' was a mountain range that lay on the West of [[Mount Gundabad]] , and named after the [[Witch-king of Angmar]] who ruled at his capitol [[Carn Dûm]] on the Eastern tip of the mountain range. Besides the Witch-king, [[Orcs]] and other evil creatures lived in the mountains. Fallen-Men (Probably Men of [[Forodwaith (people)|Forodwaith]] from the North) lived also on the Northern and Southern feet. The Witch-king was defeated at the [[Battle of Fornost]] in | The '''Mountains of Angmar''' was a mountain range that lay on the West of [[Mount Gundabad]] , and named after the [[Witch-king of Angmar]] who ruled at his capitol [[Carn Dûm]] on the Eastern tip of the mountain range. Besides the Witch-king, [[Orcs]] and other evil creatures lived in the mountains. Fallen-Men (Probably Men of [[Forodwaith (people)|Forodwaith]] from the North) lived also on the Northern and Southern feet. The Witch-king was defeated at the [[Battle of Fornost]] in {{TA|1974}}, and Carn Dûm was sieged in 1975, which ended the evil empire. Orcs, likely still lived throughout the '''Mountains of Angmar''' during the rest of the [[Third Age]] and the late [[Fourth Age]]. They were more than likely wiped-out by king [[Aragorn II]] of the [[Reunited Kingdom]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:25, 3 July 2010
The Mountains of Angmar was a mountain range that lay on the West of Mount Gundabad , and named after the Witch-king of Angmar who ruled at his capitol Carn Dûm on the Eastern tip of the mountain range. Besides the Witch-king, Orcs and other evil creatures lived in the mountains. Fallen-Men (Probably Men of Forodwaith from the North) lived also on the Northern and Southern feet. The Witch-king was defeated at the Battle of Fornost in T.A. 1974, and Carn Dûm was sieged in 1975, which ended the evil empire. Orcs, likely still lived throughout the Mountains of Angmar during the rest of the Third Age and the late Fourth Age. They were more than likely wiped-out by king Aragorn II of the Reunited Kingdom.
