<p>Siriondil (TA 570-TA 830) was the eleventh King of Gondor. Father of the first of the four Ship Kings of Gondor, that being Tarannon and another son called Tarciryan. Siriondil’s reign was uneventful and he ruled for 82 years. He was succeeded upon his death by Tarannon. Trivia– Siriondil in Quenya is thought to mean […]</p>
Siriondil (TA 570-TA 830) was the eleventh King of Gondor. Father of the first of the four Ship Kings of Gondor, that being Tarannon and another son called Tarciryan. Siriondil’s reign was uneventful and he ruled for 82 years. He was succeeded upon his death by Tarannon.
Trivia– Siriondil in Quenya is thought to mean “Sirion-lover” Sirion being the river that went through the northern area of Beleriand.
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