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The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history. It originally referred to [[Armenelos]], the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's Kings (and Queens) throughout its history.  
The '''City of the Kings''' was a name used for two royal cities of the [[Dúnedain]] at different times in history and can refer to:
 
* '''[[Armenelos]]''', the capital of [[Númenor]], which was the seat of the island's rulers throughout the [[Second Age]].
The same title was later applied to [[Minas Tirith]] in [[Gondor]], where the Kings of the name were the many generations of the [[Kings of Gondor]]. Historically, in fact, Minas Tirith had not been the City of the Kings of Gondor throughout their entire history. Their royal residence was originally in [[Osgiliath]] on the [[Anduin]], but the seventh King, [[Ostoher]], took [[Minas Anor]] (as Minas Tirith was then known) as his summer residence. It only became the absolute royal seat of Gondor long afterwards, when the twenty-seventh King, [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)|Tarondor]], moved the court permanently to [[Minas Anor]] under [[Mindolluin]].
* '''[[Minas Tirith]]''', city of [[Gondor]], originally named [[Minas Anor]] before the [[Kings of Gondor|twenty-seventh King]], [[Tarondor (King of Gondor)|Tarondor]], moved the royal seat of Gondor from [[Osgiliath]] to Minas Anor in the [[Third Age]].
 
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The City of the Kings was a name used for two royal cities of the Dúnedain at different times in history and can refer to:


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