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East Lórien, formerly known as Southern Mirkwood[1], was the name of the realm east of Lothlórien founded by Celeborn after the War of the Ring.

Description[]

East Mirkwood Map

A map of East Lórien

East Lórien was comprised of Southern Mirkwood including Dol Guldur with the land of the Beornings and the Woodmen on its northern border, and the lands of the Reunited Kingdom to its south.[2]

History[]

After the cleansing and purification of Dol Guldur by Galadriel, Celeborn claimed a large area east of Lórien and ruled there until he grew weary of Lothlórien's diminished glory after the passing of his wife and Nenya. After the departure of Celeborn, many people from Lórien moved into it leaving Lórien with few of its former inhabitants.[3] After a few years Celeborn retired to Rivendell, leaving the wooded land of East Lórien populated by only a few wandering Silvan Elves.[4]

In adaptations[]

The Lord of the Rings Online[]

One of the regions in the Mines of Moria expansion pack of the video game The Lord of the Rings Online is named South Mirkwood. The capital of the region is Dol Guldur.

Translations[]

Foreign Language Translated name
Afrikaans Ooste Lórien
Albanian Lindje Lórien
Amharic ምሥራቅ ሎሬን
Arabic لوريين الشرق
Armenian Արևելք Լորիեն
Azerbaijani Şərq Lórien
Basque Ekialde Lórien
Belarusian Cyrillic Усход Лориен
Bengali পূর্ব লরিয়েন
Bosnian Istok Lórien
Breton Reter Lórien
Bulgarian Cyrillic Изток Лориен
Catalan Lórien Est
Cebuano Sidlakan Lórien
Cornish Est Lórien
Croatian Istočni Lórien
Czech Východní Lórien
Danish Øst Lórien
Estonian Ida Lórien
Faroese Eysturlórien
Filipino Silangan Lórien
Finnish Itä-Lórien
French Lórien orientale
Frisian Uasten Lórien (Northern) Easten Lórien (Western)
Galician Leste de Lórien
Georgian აღმოსავლეთი ლორიანი
German Ost-Lórien
Greek Ανατολή Λόριεν
Gujarati પૂર્વ લોરીન
Haitian Creole Lès Lórien
Hausa Gabashin Lórien
Hebrew מזרח-לורין
Hindi पूर्व लोरिऐन
Hmong Sab hnub tuaj Lórien
Hungarian Kelet-Lórien
Icelandic Austur Lórien
Indonesian Timur Lórien
Irish Gaelic Oirthear Lórien
Italian Lórien Orientale
Javanese Wétan Lórien
Kannada ಪೂರ್ವ ಲೊರಿಯನ್
Kazakh Шығыс Лоріен (Cyrillic) Şığıs Lorien (Latin)
Konkani उदेंत लोरिएन
Kurdish Rojhilat Lórien (Kurmanji)
Kyrgyz Cyrillic Чыгыш Лориэн
Latin Orientis Lórien
Latvian Austrumi Lórien
Lingala Monyɛlɛ Lórien
Lithuanian Rytų Lórien
Luxembourgish Osten Lórien
Macedonian Cyrillic Исток Лориен
Maltese Lvant Lórien
Manx Yn Lórien Hiar
Maori Rawhiti Lórien
Marathi ईस्ट लोरीन
Mongolian Cyrillic Дорно Лориен
Nepalese पूर्व ळोरिएन
Norwegian Øst-Lórien
Occitan Èst Lórien
Persian لورین شرقی
Pashto ختيځ لوریېن
Portuguese Lórien do Leste
Punjabi ਪੂਰਬ ਲੋਰੀਅਨ
Serbian Исток Лориен (Cyrillic) Istok Lorien (Latin)
Shona Mabvazuva Lorien
Slovak Východ Lórien
Slovenian Vzhodno Lórien
Somali Bari Lórien
Sundanese Wétan Lórien
Swahili Mashariki Lórien
Swedish Östra Lórien
Tajik Cyrillic Шарқ Лориан
Tamil கிழக்கு லொறியேன்
Telugu తూర్పు లోరీన్
Turkish Doğu Lórien
Turkmen Gündogar Lórien
Ukrainian Cyrillic Східного Лоріен
Urdu مشرق لوریان
Uzbek Чарқ Лориен (Cyrillic) Sharq Lórien (Latin)
Vietnamese Đông Lórien
Wallonian Levant Lórien
Welsh Dwyrain Lórien
Yiddish מיזרח לאָריען
Zazaki Rocvetış Lórien


References[]

  1. The Chronology of The Lord of the Rings, pg. 88
  2. The Atlas of Middle-earth, The Lord of the Rings, "The Fourth Age"
  3. The Atlas of Middle-earth, The Lord of the Rings, "The Fourth Age"
  4. The Lord of the Rings, Appendix B: "The Great Tales"
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