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'''Vidumavi''' (died [[Third Age]] 1344) is the daughter of [[Vidugavia]], the King of [[Rhovanion (Realm)|Rhovanion]]. She married the [[Gondor]]ian King [[Valacar]] when he was on a diplomatic mission in Rhovanion.
'''Vidumavi''' (died [[Third Age]] 1344) is the daughter of [[Vidugavia]], the King of [[Rhovanion (Realm)|Rhovanion]]. She married the [[Gondor]]ian King [[Valacar]] when he was on a diplomatic mission in Rhovanion.


She was, as the [[Dúnedain]] of Gondor feared, shortlived (dying in 1344 of the [[Third Age]], before Valacar became king), but she succeeded in bearing Valacar a son, the future King [[Eldacar of Gondor|Eldacar]]. Because of Eldacar's short-lived, non-Dúnadan mother, many Gondorians were unwilling to accept him as king, leading to the disastrous [[Kin-strife]].
She was, as the [[Dúnedain]] of Gondor feared, shortlived (dying in 1344 of the [[Third Age]], before Valacar became king), but she succeeded in bearing Valacar a son, the future King [[Eldacar (King of Gondor)||Eldacar]]. Because of Eldacar's short-lived, non-Dúnadan mother, many Gondorians were unwilling to accept him as king, leading to the disastrous [[Kin-strife]].


She was also known by the name '''[[Galadwen]]'''.
She was also known by the name '''[[Galadwen]]'''.

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Vidumavi (died Third Age 1344) is the daughter of Vidugavia, the King of Rhovanion. She married the Gondorian King Valacar when he was on a diplomatic mission in Rhovanion.

She was, as the Dúnedain of Gondor feared, shortlived (dying in 1344 of the Third Age, before Valacar became king), but she succeeded in bearing Valacar a son, the future King |Eldacar. Because of Eldacar's short-lived, non-Dúnadan mother, many Gondorians were unwilling to accept him as king, leading to the disastrous Kin-strife.

She was also known by the name Galadwen.

Etymology

Widumavi is a Gothic name meaning 'Wood-maiden'. Galadwen is a translation with the same meaning.