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This
dividing
fall
was
named
Andram
,
the
Long
Wall
,
from
Nargothrond
to
Ramdal
,
the
Wall
’
s
End
,
in
East
Beleriand
.
But
in
the
east
it
became
ever
less
sheer
,
for
the
vale
of
Gelion
sloped
steadily
southward
,
and
Gelion
had
neither
fall
nor
rapids
throughout
his
course
,
but
was
ever
swifter
than
was
Sirion
.
Between
Ramdal
and
Gelion
there
stood
a
single
hill
of
great
extent
and
gentle
slopes
,
but
seeming
mightier
than
it
was
,
for
it
stood
alone
;
and
that
hill
was
named
Amon
Ereb
.
Upon
Amon
Ereb
died
Denethor
,
lord
of
the
Nandor
that
dwelt
in
Ossiriand
,
who
marched
to
the
aid
of
Thingol
against
Morgoth
in
those
days
when
the
Orcs
first
came
down
in
force
,
and
broke
the
starlit
peace
of
Beleriand
;
and
upon
that
hill
Maedhros
dwelt
after
the
great
defeat
.
But
south
of
the
Andram
,
between
Sirion
and
Gelion
,
was
a
wild
land
of
tangled
forest
in
which
no
folk
went
,
save
here
and
there
a
few
Dark
Elves
wandering
;
TaurimDuinath
it
was
named
,
the
Forest
between
the
Rivers
.
Gelion
was
a
great
river
;
and
he
rose
in
two
sources
and
had
at
first
two
branches
;
Little
Gelion
that
came
from
the
Hill
of
Himring
,
and
Greater
Gelion
that
came
from
Mount
Rerir
.
From
the
meeting
of
his
arms
he
flowed
south
for
forty
leagues
before
he
found
his
tributaries
;
and
before
he
found
the
sea
he
was
twice
as
long
as
Sirion
,
though
less
wide
and
full
,
for
more
rain
fell
in
Hithlum
and
Dorthonion
,
whence
Sirion
drew
his
waters
,
than
in
the
east
.
From
Ered
Luin
flowed
the
six
tributaries
of
Gelion
:
Ascar
(
that
was
after
named
Rathloriel
)
,
Thalos
,
Legolin
,
Brilthor
,
Duilwen
,
and
Adurant
,
swift
and
turbulent
streams
,
falling
steeply
from
the
mountains
;
and
between
Ascar
in
the
north
and
Adurant
in
the
south
,
and
between
Gelion
and
Ered
Luin
,
lay
the
far
green
country
of
Ossiriand
,
the
Land
of
Seven
Rivers
.
Now
at
a
point
nearly
midway
in
its
course
the
stream
of
Adurant
divided
and
then
joined
again
;
and
the
island
that
its
waters
enclosed
was
named
Tol
Galen
,
the
Green
Isle
.
There
Beren
and
Luthien
dwelt
after
their
return
.
In
Ossiriand
dwelt
the
Green
-
elves
,
in
the
protection
of
their
rivers
;
for
after
Sirion
Ulmo
loved
Gelion
above
all
the
waters
of
the
western
world
.
The
woodcraft
of
the
Elves
of
Ossiriand
was
such
that
a
stranger
might
pass
through
their
land
from
end
to
end
and
see
none
of
them
.
They
were
clad
in
green
in
spring
and
summer
,
and
the
sound
of
their
singing
could
be
heard
even
across
the
waters
of
Gelion
;
wherefore
the
Noldor
named
that
country
Lindon
,
the
land
of
music
,
and
the
mountains
beyond
they
named
Ered
Lindon
,
for
they
first
saw
them
from
Ossiriand
.
East
of
Dorthonion
the
marches
of
Beleriand
were
most
open
to
attack
,
and
only
hills
of
no
great
height
guarded
the
vale
of
Gelion
from
the
north
.
In
that
region
,
upon
the
March
of
Maedhros
and
in
the
lands
behind
,
dwelt
the
sons
of
Feanor
with
many
people
;
and
their
riders
passed
often
over
the
vast
northern
plain
,
Lothlann
the
wide
and
empty
,
east
of
Ard
-
galen
,
lest
Morgoth
should
attempt
any
sortie
towards
Bast
Beleriand
.
The
chief
citadel
of
Maedhros
was
upon
the
Hill
of
Himring
,
the
Ever
-
cold
;
and
that
was
wide
-
shouldered
,
bare
of
trees
,
and
flat
upon
its
summit
,
surrounded
by
many
lesser
hills
.
Between
Himring
and
Dorthonion
there
was
a
pass
,
exceeding
steep
upon
the
west
,
and
that
was
the
Pass
of
Aglon
,
and
was
a
gate
unto
Doriath
;
and
a
bitter
wind
blew
ever
through
it
from
the
north
.
But
Celegorm
and
Curufin
fortified
Aglon
and
held
it
with
great
strength
,
and
all
the
land
of
Himlad
southward
between
the
River
Aros
that
rose
in
Dorthonion
and
his
tributary
Celon
that
came
from
Himring
.
Between
the
arms
of
Gelion
was
the
ward
of
Maglor
,
and
here
in
one
place
the
hills
failed
altogether
:
there
it
was
that
the
Orcs
came
into
East
Beleriand
before
the
Third
Battle
Therefore
the
Noldor
held
strength
of
cavalry
In
the
plains
at
that
place
;
and
the
people
of
Caranthir
fortified
the
mountains
to
the
east
of
Maglor
’
s
Gap
.
There
Mount
Rerir
,
and
about
it
many
lesser
heights
,
stood
out
from
the
main
range
of
Ered
Lindon
westward
;
and
in
the
angle
between
Rerir
and
Ered
Lindon
there
was
a
lake
,
shadowed
by
mountains
on
all
sides
save
the
south
.
That
was
Lake
Helevorn
,
deep
and
dark
,
and
beside
it
Caranthir
had
his
abode
;
but
all
the
great
land
between
Gelion
and
the
mountains
,
and
between
Rerir
and
the
River
Ascar
,
was
called
by
the
Noldor
Thargelion
,
which
signifies
the
Land
beyond
Gelion
,
or
Dor
Caranthir
,
the
Land
of
Caranthir
;
and
it
was
here
that
the
Noldor
first
met
the
Dwarves
.
But
Thargelion
was
before
called
by
the
Grey
-
elves
Talath
Rhunen
,
the
East
Vale
.
Thus
the
sons
of
Feanor
under
Maedhros
were
the
lords
of
East
Beleriand
,
but
their
people
were
in
that
time
mostly
in
the
north
of
the
land
,
and
southward
they
rode
only
to
hunt
in
the
greenwoods
.
But
there
Amrod
and
Amras
had
their
abode
,
and
they
came
seldom
northward
while
the
Siege
lasted
;
and
there
also
other
of
the
Elf
-
lords
would
ride
at
times
,
even
from
afar
,
for
the
land
was
wild
but
very
fair
.
Of
these
Fin
-
rod
Felagund
came
most
often
,
for
he
had
great
love
of
wandering
and
he
came
even
into
Ossiriand
,
and
won
the
friendship
of
the
Green
-
elves
.
But
none
of
the
Noldor
went
ever
over
Ered
Lindon
,
while
their
realm
lasted
;
and
little
news
and
late
came
into
Beleriand
of
what
passed
in
the
regions
of
the
East
.
It
has
been
told
how
by
the
guidance
of
Ulmo
Turgon
of
Nevrast
discovered
the
hidden
vale
of
Tumladen
;
and
that
(
as
was
after
known
)
lay
east
of
the
upper
waters
of
Sirion
,
in
a
ring
of
mountains
tall
and
sheer
,
and
no
living
thing
came
there
save
the
eagles
of
Thorondor
.
But
there
was
a
deep
way
under
the
mountains
delved
in
the
darkness
of
the
world
by
waters
that
flowed
out
to
join
the
streams
of
Sirion
;
and
this
way
Turgon
found
,
and
so
came
to
the
green
plain
amid
the
mountains
,
and
saw
the
island
-
hill
that
stood
there
of
hard
smooth
stone
;
for
the
vale
had
been
a
great
lake
in
ancient
days
.
Then
Turgon
knew
that
he
had
found
the
place
of
his
desire
,
and
he
resolved
to
build
there
a
fair
city
,
a
memorial
of
Tirion
upon
Tuna
;
but
he
returned
to
Nevrast
,
and
remained
there
in
peace
,
though
he
pondered
ever
in
his
thought
how
he
should
accomplish
his
design
.
Now
after
the
Dagor
Aglareb
the
unquiet
that
Ulmo
set
in
his
heart
returned
to
him
,
and
he
summoned
many
of
the
hardiest
and
most
skilled
of
his
people
,
and
led
them
secretly
to
the
hidden
vale
,
and
there
they
began
the
building
of
the
city
that
Turgon
had
devised
;
and
they
set
a
watch
all
about
it
,
that
none
might
come
upon
their
work
from
without
,
and
the
power
of
Ulmo
that
ran
in
Sirion
protected
them
.
But
Turgon
dwelt
still
for
the
most
part
in
Nevrast
,
until
it
came
to
pass
that
at
last
the
city
was
full
-
wrought
,
after
two
and
fifty
years
of
secret
toil
.
