Gondor

Gondor was one of the kingdoms of the Faithful in the south of Middle-earth. It is ruled by the sons of Anarion.

Gondor is reduced to the coast between the White Mountains and the sea. The lands of South Gondor, Ithilien, are a desert waste, and South Gondor beyond Anduin is a desolate desert.

Gondor contains the cities of Minas Tirith (the capital ), Osgiliath, Minas Morgul and the ports of Dol Amroth and Pelargir.

History
It was founded during the Second Age. It fought against enemies from the east and south.

In the Third Age, it grew in a great power, recalling the glory of Numenor. After the destruction of Arnor, forces led by the Prince of Gondor from the south, destroyed Angmar.

The last king, Earnur was slain by the Witch-King 1000 years ago. The stewards took control until the king returns.

Orcs fought against its forces as Sauron wore down the armies of his ancient enemy, while looking for his One Ring. Gondor nearly fell to the Easterlings and the Balchoths. They were rescued by the Rohirrim from the north, the sons of Eorl. They were granted the northern part of Gondor, which became Rohan.

The steward is Denethor. Though much reduced it remains te greatest military power opposed to Sauron.

Their ancient enemy was Rhun whose inhabitants were allied to Sauron. Their allies include Rohan.

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