Cemendur

Cemendur is a fictional character in J. R. R. Tolkien's universe of Middle-earth. He was the son and successor of Meneldil, King of Gondor. He succeeded his father to the throne in T.A. 158. Little is known is about his reign, only that it was a peaceful one. He was succeeded by his son Erendil in T.A. 238
A much earlier Cemendur (b. S.A. 575) was a descendant of Elros, and the son of Axantur. He had two children: a daughter rild, and a son Hallatan. Hallatan was the father of Hallacar, the husband of Tar-Ancalim.

 

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