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'''Fréa''' ([[Third Age]] 2570 – 2659, aged 89 years) was the great-grandson of [[Eorl the Young]], who himself became the fourth of the Kings of [[Rohan]]. Fréa succeeded the long-lived [[Aldor]], and was seventy-five years old when he came to the throne. His fourteen-year reign is recorded as one of peace and prosperity. | '''Fréa''' ([[Third Age]] 2570 – 2659, aged 89 years) was the great-grandson of [[Eorl the Young]], who himself became the fourth of the Kings of [[Rohan]]. Fréa succeeded the long-lived [[Aldor]], and was seventy-five years old when he came to the throne. His fourteen-year reign is recorded as one of peace and prosperity. | ||
==Etymnology== | |||
The [[Old Enlgish]] name Fréa is one of the words for "lord". It is also related to the Norse name "Freyr". | |||
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Revision as of 20:57, 1 February 2009
Fréa (Third Age 2570 – 2659, aged 89 years) was the great-grandson of Eorl the Young, who himself became the fourth of the Kings of Rohan. Fréa succeeded the long-lived Aldor, and was seventy-five years old when he came to the throne. His fourteen-year reign is recorded as one of peace and prosperity.
Etymnology
The Old Enlgish name Fréa is one of the words for "lord". It is also related to the Norse name "Freyr".
| Preceded by: Aldor |
4th King of RohanIII 2645 – 2659
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Followed by: Freawine |
