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Саурон
Maia, Lord of the Rings. Once a Maia spirit of Aulë the Smith, Sauron,
meaning "the abhorred", became the chief lieutenant of Melkor, the Dark
Lord. In the Ages of Darkness, while Melkor ruled in Utumno, and in the
Ages of Stars was chained by the Valar, Sauron ruled the evil realm of
Angband. During the Wars of Beleriand, Sauron served his master until
Melkor was cast into the Void, at the end of the First Age of the Sun.
Sauron reappeared in Middle-earth during the fifth century of the Second
Age as Annatar, "giver of gifts". In 1500 he seduced the Elven-smiths of
Eregion into forging the Rings of Power. Then he made himself Lord of the
Rings by forging the One Ring. In the War of Sauron and the Elves, from
1693 until 1700, Sauron laid waste to Eregion and was only stopped from
annihilating the Elves by the Arrival of the Númenóreans. For the
next 1500 years, Sauron built up the power of Mordor and brought the Men in
the East and South under his dominion. Finally, the Númenóreans
came to make war on him in 3262, but so great was their power that Sauron
surrendered to them. Unable to beat them militarily, he managed to corrupt
them. In this he was so successful that he brought about the total
destruction of Númenor. In that cataclysm, Sauron's fair form was
destroyed. Yet his spirit fled to Mordor, and with the One Ring made
himself into the Dark Lord - a fearsome warrior with back armour on burnt
black skin, and terrible, raging eyes. However, even this form was
destroyed at the end of the Second Age, after the end of the Second Age,
after war with the Last Alliance of Elves and Men, when the One Ring was
cut from his hand. Yet, because the One Ring had not been destroyed,
Sauron's spirit was able to rise again. In the year 1000 of the Third Age,
he manifest himself in the form of one great, lidless Eye. It was like the
eye of a huge cat, but filled with Hate, wreathed with flame, and ringed in
darkness. For nearly two thousand years, Sauron hid himself in Mirkwood and
was known only as the Necromancer of Dol Guldur, while he sent Ringwraiths,
Orcs and barbarian kings against the Dúnedain and their allies. In
2941 Sauron re-entered Mordor and began to rebuild the Dark Tower.
Unfortunately for Sauron, this was the same year that the One Ring came
into the possession of the Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins. Even less fortunately for
Sauron, in the year 3018, just months before he launched the War of the
Ring, Frodo Baggins undertook the Quest of the Ring, which resulted in the
destruction of the One Ring in the fires of Mount Doom. Once more, and
finally, Sauron was swept into the shadows. Never again did his spirit
arise.
Ангмарец
Nazgûl lord of Ringwraiths. The Witch-king was originally a sorcerer
king of the Second Age who was given the first of the Nine Rings by the
Lord of the Rings. He became the Lord of the Nazgûl. During the Second
Age, he commanded Sauron's forces and fought his battles, but with the
downfall of the Ring Lord and the taking of the One Ring, he was swept away
into a shadowy limbo. However, since the One Ring was not destroyed, after
a thousand years Sauron called him back from the shadows. In 1300 of the
Third Age, he rose up in the form of the Witch-king of Angmar. For nearly
seven centuries he made constant war on the North-kingdom of Arnor until
1974, when he destroyed its last stronghold in Arthedain. The next year,
his own forces were routed and his kingdom of Angmar destroyed after the
Battle of Fornost. The destruction of the North-kingdom of the
Dúnedain having been achieved, in the year 2000, he turned his
attention to the South-kingdom of Gondor. he attacked and took Minas Ithil,
and renamed it Minas Morgul, he fought and harried the realm of Gondor for
a thousand years. In 3018, disguised as one of the Black Riders, he led the
other Wraiths to the Shire in search of the One Ring. At Weathertop, he
wounded the Ringbearer, Frodo, then pursued him as far as the Fords of
Bruinen. In 3019, the Witch-king led his vast Morgul army and his Haradrim
allies in an attack on the White Tower. In the Battle of Pelennor Fields he
slew King Théoden, but - in a strange fulfilment of the prophecy that
he could not be slain by the hand of Man - he met his death at the hands of
the Rohirrim shield-maiden, Éowyn, and the Hobbit, Meriadoc
Brandybuck, armed with a charmed Elven blade.