Introduction of all characters of the Lord of the Rings

Introduction to the characters in The Lord of the Rings:

First, Maia

Maia was originally Enu, who helped Vera shape Arda. The number of Maia is extremely large, and not everyone is named.

(1) Gandalf/Mithrandir (1-321)

bilbo baggins's good friend, the captain of the League of the Lord of the Rings, appeared as a gray wizard, fell into the abyss of moria and defeated efreet, then returned to the world, and deprived Saruman of his right to become a white wizard, continuing to fight against the dark forces.

(2) Saruman (Saruman/CurunírLán, 1-319)

White-robed wizard, president of the White Sect, later turned to Sauron, corrupted and rebelled, and called himself Saruman in a colorful robe.

(3) Sauron/Gorthaur (34 Y. L-319)

was morgoth bauglir's most trusted deputy. In the third era, he claimed to be a necromancer when he occupied Dolgo for a long time. After being attacked by the White Sect led by Saruman, he fled back to Mordor.

(4) efreet (34 Y. L-319)

was once a fallen Maia under Morgause. Among them, "moria efreet" woke up in the middle of the third era and destroyed moria, and was finally killed in a duel with Gandalf.

(5) Guan He (Gwaihir,? -)

A descendant of Sorendo, the leader of the giant eagle. When Gandalf was imprisoned by Saruman in Osankta, he accidentally found Gandalf and rescued him. When the Lord of the Rings was destroyed and Mount Doomsday erupted, Frodo and Sam were also rescued.

(6) Radagast (1-)

One of the estali, who followed Vilyavanna, loved nature and finally disappeared.

2. The Hobbit of the Lord of the Rings

Hobbits are variations or branches of human beings, but they firmly believe that they are an independent nation. They are characterized by their small size, but they are not dwarfs or dwarfs. Living in the shire and Bure in the northwest of Middle-earth. The halfling. (Because Hobbits are unique trademarks of Tolkien, other fantasy works refer to Hobbits and Hobbit-like races as halflings. )

(1) FrodoBaggins (Frodo Baggins, 2968-321)

The son of Drogo Baggins, the holder of the Lord of the Rings and a member of the Lord of the Rings expedition, took the Lord of the Rings to Mount Doomsday and destroyed it.

(2) SamwiseGamgee"Sam ("Sam", 298-61f. a)

The son of Hamfast Ganji, Frodo's gardener and loyal assistant, and a member of the Lord of the Rings expedition, accompanied Frodo to Mount Doom.

(3) PeregrinTook"Pippin (299-65f. a)

The son of paladin II Tuk, Frodo's cousin, a member of the Lord of the Rings Expedition, followed Gandalf to the Minas Tirith Castle in Gondor.

(4) meriadoc brandybuck/Merry ("Merry", 2982-65f. a)

The son of Saladak Liquor Deer, the Lord of Buckland, Frodo's cousin, and a member of the Lord of the Rings expedition, followed King Lohan to the battlefield of Gondor. Help éowyn kill Witch-king of Angmar.

(5) BilboBaggins (298-321)

The son of Bongo Baggins was once the Lord of the Rings holder. Explorers, poets and writers.

(6) Gollum/Smeagol (? -319)

The real name is Smeagol, a member of the Stur Hobbit, who lived with his grandmother's relatives in the early days. He used to be a Lord of the Rings holder. He found the Lord of the Rings and was attracted by its power, and then the Lord of the Rings was taken away by Bilbo. Therefore, he later found Frodo's journey of the Lord of the Rings expedition and waited for an opportunity to get back the Lord of the Rings that belonged to him.

Third, human beings

Human beings are the second race created by the "One God" Iluvita. They woke up in Yangji, Altai, later than the elves at the end of the giant lantern age, so they were called "later". Humans have a "God-given gift"-death.

(1) Aragorn (2931-12f.a)

son of arathoon. Numanour, a direct descendant of Gondor, is the 39th direct descendant of isildur. At the age of 2, his father arathoon was killed by the enemy, and his mother took him to rivendell to ask for Ehrlund's asylum, and he was named estelle. After leaving rivendell, he became a ranger and joined the Lord of the Rings Expedition.

(2) Boromir (2978-319)

The eldest son of Denethor Ⅱ, Regent of Gondor, came to rivendell to solve the mystery of the Lord of the Rings and joined the Lord of the Rings expedition. Finally, he died under the arrow of a strong orc.

(3) Faramir (2983-82f. a)

The second son of Denethor Ⅱ, the regent of Gondor, fell out of favor with his father and married éowyn after the war.

(4) Denethor Ⅱ (DenethorII, 293-319)

The son of Exelon II, a member of the Annorian family. The Regent of Gondor, the father of Boromir and faramir, lost his eldest son and thought that his second son was dead, so he went crazy, fell into despair and set himself on fire.

(5) Théoden (Thé oden, 2948-319)

Son of Sergei, King of Lohan. He led Luohan soldiers to resist the evil army and died in the battle of Ping Ye in Perano, Gondor.

(6) Thé odd (2978-319)

The son of Théodred, the second marshal of Luohan, died at the Aisin River ferry.

(7) éomer (éomer, 2991-63f. a)

Son of Iomond, nephew of Théoden. Before the Lord of the Rings jihad, he was the third marshal of Lohan, and after the jihad, he became the king of Lohan.

(8) éowyn (éowyn, 2995-about 82F.A)

The daughter of Iomond, the niece of Théoden and the sister of éomer, married faramir.

(9) grima wormtongue (GrímaWormtongue,? -319)

Personal adviser to the King of Lohan, and later allied with Saruman, trying to control the power of Lohan, plotting to leak it and then going to Saruman. After the Waterfront War, Saruman was killed, and he died under the disorderly arrows of the shire troops.

(1) Witch-kingofAngmar (2251 S.A.-319)

, also known as the leader of the nazgul, was originally the king of Angema Kingdom. Is the leader of the nine black knights. He killed Théoden, King of Lohan, when Gondor took part in the war, and was finally killed by éowyn and Meili.

(11) nazgul

Also known as the Black Knight and Nazgul, they are Soren's evil slaves. They were originally kings of Numenor, powerful human beings, but later Sauron forged the Nine Rings of Human Beings, and accepted the Ring given by Sauron in the Ring, and gradually degenerated into ghosts and creatures controlled by Sauron.

4. Elves

Elves are the first-born children of Iluvita, the most beautiful race on earth. They are all immortal. Once the body disappears in battle, the soul goes to the temple of Mandos to wait for release, so the elves are tired of staying in the world for a long time.

(a) Legolas (Legolas,? -12f.a)

The son of Serandouy, the elf king of the dark forest, was a member of the Lord of the Rings expedition. Later, he took part in the Battle of Helmet Valley in Luohan against Saruman and the Lord of the Rings jihad against Sauron.

(2) Ehrlund (532 FS. A-321)

Half-elf, son of navigator Earendil, father of alvin toffler and Lord of rivendell.

(3) alvin toffler (241-121 F. A)

The daughter of Ehrlund, who later married Aragon and gave up the immortal life of the elves.

(4) Galadriel (1362 Y. T-321)

Finarfin's daughter, the elven matriarch of Rosellian Forest. He used to be one of the leaders of the Norodo elves who rebelled against the Lord God and left Amen.

(5) Haldir (haldir,? -321)

The elf of Rostralian is a forest ranger on the border of Rostralian. In the end, he may have crossed the sea with Galadriel, or he may have stayed in East Lorraine with other Lorraine elves. In The Lord of the Rings movies, Haldir died in the Battle of Helmet Valley.

(6) Glorfindel (? －511Fs.A； 16S.A－？ )

The leader of Jinhua family among the twelve families in the Kingdom of Gondolin was killed when Gondolin fell. After Verino reshaped his body and was approved by Villa, he reappeared at the Battle of Voronost.

V. Dwarves

Dwarves are a race created by Aoli, one of Villa. They are brave warriors who value honor and are very good at craftsmanship. However, there are also stubborn and greedy elements in their characters. The feud between the dwarves and the elves is caused by the dwarves' temptation to kill Elu Tingge, the king of the elves. Dwarves have seven clans: the bearded clan (also known as Turin clan), the bearded clan, the broad beam clan, the iron fist clan, the bearded clan, the black lock clan and the stone foot clan.

Gimli (2879－12F.A): the son of Glóin, fought side by side with Aragon and Legolas from beginning to end, and finally became a good friend of Legolas, making great contributions in the war against the dark forces.

VI. Orcs and Strong Orcs

Orcs are transformed from the Elves by Morgos. Orcs are ugly, violent, short-lived, afraid of sunlight (but still able to move in the daytime), with different bodies, and some are taller than humans. It is said that they also mixed into the blood of the troll.

A strong orc is caused by Saruman's mixed orc and human ancestry. Strong orc troops are not afraid of the sun and are very loyal to Saruman. Their height and strength are superior to those of orcs.

(1) Uglú k

The leader of the powerful orc army sent by Saruman who captured Merry and Pippin.

(2) Grishná kh

The leader of the orc army sent by Mordor who captured Merry and Pippin.

(3) Sciagra

The orc officer of the Siris Angkor Tower. His subordinates, Measketh Xu and Lagerfeld, were shot and killed by the team led by Gobago.

(4) gobag

minas morgul's orc officer, a subordinate of Witch-king of Angmar, was killed because of an argument with Sciagra.

(5) Ugluk

The leader of the orcs who led the Hobbits to Eisinger was killed by éomer.

(6) Lurz

The leader of a strong orc shot Boromir, a member of the Ring Guard, and was later killed by Aragon. Not in the original.

(7) Goth Mog

With the same name as the leader of efreet in the first era, Goth Mog was the commander of Mordor Orcs. Killed by Kimberly and Aragon.

VII. Shuren

The early history of Shuren is almost completely unobjectionable. They lived in the forests of Middle-earth, and only made a slight appearance at the end of the first era, attacking the dwarf remnants who defeated Doris. Tree people are often called herding tree people.

tree beard/fagong (15Y.T－-? ): The leader of the Tree People in Fagong Forest led the Tree People to capture Eisinger, Saruman.

VIII. Other

tom bombadil appeared in The Lord of the Rings, The Adventures of Tom Bombardier and Tolkien's Fantasy Stories, and the author did not explicitly account for his identity information. Gandalf called tom bombadil the oldest living thing in Middle-earth. There is speculation that he is one of Enu, even Iluvita. When readers compare tom bombadil with Iluvita, Tolkien says that tom bombadil is not Iluvita, but he has not explained it further.

TomBombadil: "Master of forest, running water and hills". The origin is vague, and he calls himself "the old man" and "the master". He once said that he witnessed the "first drop of rain falling and the growth of the first acorn" in Middle-earth, and "lived through the fearless era under the night starlight, before the dark king appeared from outside".

Extended information:

1. Introduction to TheLordoftheRings

The Lord of the Rings, translated by The Lord of the Rings, is a long fantasy novel written by john ronald reuel tolkien, a British writer, linguist and professor at Oxford University. This book is a sequel to The Hobbit and is recognized as the originator of modern fantasy literature. After twelve years of creation and four years of revision, The Lord of the Rings was published from 1954 to 1955.

The book is divided into three parts: The League of the Rings, The Two Towers, The Return of the King. "The Lord of the Rings" mainly tells the story of people of all ethnic groups uniting for freedom and resisting the dark Lord Sauron during the Lord of the Rings jihad in the last years of the third era in Middle-earth.

The Lord of the Rings was rated as "the book of the 2th century" in a poll jointly organized by Waterstones Bookstore and British TV 4 * *, and was rated as "the most important book in two thousand years" in a poll organized by Amazon. The Lord of the Rings has been translated into more than 6 languages, and products such as illustrations, music, movies, TV dramas, radio dramas and computer games have been derived.

From p>21 to 23, a series of The Lord of the Rings films directed by Peter Jackson was released, which won 17 Academy Awards, among which The Lord of the Rings 3: The Return of the King won 11 Academy Awards, making it the most award-winning film in Oscar history (alongside Ben Hur and Titanic).

II. Introduction

(1) Story background

The history of the Lord of the Rings can be traced back to the second era in 12. This year, Soren, the Dark Lord, appeared in Irian as Annatar, a "gifted master". Celebrimbor, Lord of Irejan, was deceived by Sauron and forged nineteen governing rings-the Three Elves, the Seven Dwarfs and the Nine Human Rings. In 16, Sauron secretly forged the supreme ring to control other ruling rings.

Celebrimbor saw through Sauron's plot, and he gave Ereinion Gil galad and Galadriel the Three Elf Rings for safekeeping. In 1693, Sauron led an army to invade Iliad, and the battle between the elves and Sauron broke out. Soren's vanguard troops were defeated by celeborn, but he led his troops to Irian in 1695. Celebrimbor tried to hold on to Atthill, Austern, but he was defeated by Soren and captured alive.

He failed to withstand the torture of Sauron, and was forced to reveal the whereabouts of the Seven Commandments of Dwarves and the Nine Commandments of Humans, and was finally killed by Sauron. Sauron got the Nine Commandments of mankind, and he gave them to nine nobles of Numenor, who eventually degenerated into the Rings.

In 3261, Emperor Al-Farasone of Numenor came to the Middle-earth, and he led his army to Mordor, forcing Sauron to surrender to him. Al-Farason captured Soren and brought him back to Numan.