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Emyn Muil

The Emyn Muil in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

The hills of Emyn Muil, upon either side of Nen Hithoel, were a vast, seemingly impenetrable maze of crags situated in the region of Rhovanion in Middle-earth.

The Emyn Muil lay between the Eastemnet of Rohan and the relatively empty lands that contained the Dead Marshes and the Nindalf. It was approximately seventy-five miles from east to west and some one-hundred miles from north to south.[1] The western boundary of Emyn Muil and eastern border of Rohan were formed by the East Wall of Rohan, a great, natural rocky cliff running in a curve from north to south.

Taming of Sm, Sweet

Gollum, captured by Frodo and Sam, in the Emyn Muil - by Darrell Sweet

In TA 3002Éomund, father of Éomer and Éowyn, was slain while pursuing a band of Orcs near Emyn Muil.

History[]

The Emyn Muil had once marked the northern borders of the Kingdom of Gondor at its height.

At the beginning of The Two Towers, Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee, attempting to reach the Black Gate of Mordor, are lost in the eastern Emyn Muil for days until Gollum finds them. After a great deal of persuasion, he agrees to show them the way to the Gate, leading them south into the Dead Marshes.

Translations[]

Foreign Language Translated name
Amharic ኤሚን ሙይል
Arabic إمين مويل
Armenian Էմին Մուիլ
Assamese এমিন মুইল
Belarusian Cyrillic Эмін Муила
Bengali এমিন মুয়েল
Bulgarian Cyrillic Емин Муйл
Chinese (Hong Kong) 艾明莫爾
Danish Emyn Muil (De Grå Bakker)
Georgian ემინ მუილი
Greek Έμιν Μούιλ
Gujarati એમિન મુઇલ
Hebrew אמין מואיל
Hindi एमीन मोइल
Hungarian Kopár Hegyek
Japanese エミン・ムイル
Kannada ಎಮಿನ್ ಮುಯಿಲ್
Kazakh Эмин Муил (Cyrillic) Émïn Mwïl (Latin)
Korean 에밀 마일
Kyrgyz Cyrillic Эмйн Муил
Macedonian Cyrillic Емин Муил
Malayalam എമിൻ മുയിൽ
Marathi एमीन मुइल
Mongolian Cyrillic Эмын Муил
Nepalese एमिन मुइल
Pashto امین مول
Persian امین مویل
Punjabi ਐਮਿਨ ਮੂਇਲ
Russian Эмин Муил
Sanskrit एम्य्न् मुइल्
Serbian Емин Муил (Cyrillic) Emin Muil (Latin)
Sinhalese එමින් මුයිල්
Tajik Cyrillic Емyн Муил
Tamil எமின் முயில்
Telugu ఎమిన్ ముయిల్
Ukrainian Cyrillic Емін Муіл
Urdu ایمان موال
Uzbek Емйн Муил (Cyrillic) Emin Muil (Latin)
Yiddish ײמין מויל

References[]

  1. The Atlas of Middle-earth, Regional Maps, "The Brown Lands, the Wold, The Downs, and the Emyn Muil"
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