Bard II was the fourth King of Dale.
Biography[]
After the rebuilding of Dale, Bard the Bowman was the first king of restored Dale, followed by his son Bain, grandson Brand, and great-grandson Bard II, who became King of Dale after his father was slain by the Easterlings in the Battle of Dale in the War of the Ring. Dale became a proud kingdom under Bard II's rule as trade with Arnor and Gondor flourished. Bard II was given his great-grandfather's bow, which slew Smaug.[1]
In adaptations[]
In The Lord of the Rings Online, King Bard II rules Dale with the help of his mother, Queen Regent Erna.
King of Dale | ||
Preceded by Brand |
Bard II | Succeeded by Son of Bard II |
TA 3019 - Early Fourth Age ? |
Girion | |
Master of Lake-town | |
Bard I • Bain • Brand • Bard II |
References[]
- ↑ The Lord of the Rings, Appendix B: The Tale of Years (Chronology of the Westlands), "The Third Age"