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...ited since the paleolithic age, including home to ancient Frezhi cultures, Dunedain civilizations, and the Pelagian Empire. The Ozian people are predominantly

#Dunedain (Ask Eluvatar to use this) ...es, it was the heartland of first the Sindarin Empire and then the ancient Dunedain Empire. The waters between it and Pelagea are fairly narrow at the northern

...or state to the [[Meneltarma Empire]], which was the western half of the [[Dunedain Empire]] which was notionally the successor state to the ancient [[Sindarin ...eracy of Eluvatar was formed in 1243 as a confederation of six independent Dunedain states: {{Eluvatar flag|Romenna}}, {{Eluvatar flag|Meneltarma}}, {{Eluvatar

...as been able to secure control over all Cefnor. In the war that split the Dunedain in twain, it is said that Melkorists led armies, but they were careless men

...ashes between Myroria and Eluvatar, two normally cordial countries, over a Dunedain noble ruling a foreign nation. Upon his removal, many Eluvataran politician

..., Moacians, Jutensans, Iadakans, Fre'zhi, Kar'zhi, Bustians, Lycanthropes, Dunedain, Edain, Minosian, Benn, Finn, Belaedinosi, and Funkadelians. Despite widesp ...he Sindarian caste system falls in all but the isles of Khem and the proto-Dunedain.

...and his ancestors. A tall, beautiful pale man came from the north. He was Dunedain in his dress and gait and came bearing false words to trick the fisherman. ...n for five hours but the fisherman remained silent. On the sixth hour, the Dunedain left.

* ~2750 BCE: Earliest mixed Fre’zhi-Dunedain Praemians communities are formed. First estimated practices of Gaeanism. ...he Sindarian caste system falls in all but the isles of Khem and the proto-Dunedain.

...re gahk'ell remains were interred with howdahs in graves of the Sindar and Dunedain cultures c. 2100 BCE.