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| − | '''Nahar''' was [[Oromë|Oromë's]] [[horse]]. Nahar was said to be white as snow in daylight and as shiny as silver by night. Before the [[elf|elves]] awoke in [[Middle-earth]], Oromë rode Nahar through its great forests. After the elves awoke, it was said that if they strayed too far from their encampment, they would be captured by a Rider. This was one of [[Morgoth|Melkor's]] schemes. The other elves though that the captured elf would be brought to [[Utumno]] and twisted into an [[orc]]. One day, as Oromë was riding through the forest, he came upon the elves. He, upon knowing who the elves were, urged them to come to Valinor with him. At first, they were afraid of Oromë, because they thought he was the rider that captured the elves. However, [[Ingwë]], [[Finwë]], and [[Elwë]] (who would later become Elu Thingol, king of [[Doriath]]) rode with Oromë back to [[Valinor]]. It was unknown if they walked or rode Nahar with Oromë. |
+ | '''Nahar''' was [[Oromë|Oromë's]] [[horse]]. Nahar was said to be white as snow in daylight and as shiny as silver by night. Before the [[elf|elves]] awoke in [[Middle-earth]], [[Oromë]] rode Nahar through its great forests. After the [[Elves|elves]] awoke, it was said that if they strayed too far from their encampment, they would be captured by a Rider. This was one of [[Morgoth|Melkor's]] schemes. The other elves though that the captured elf would be brought to [[Utumno]] and twisted into an [[orc]]. One day, as [[Oromë]] was riding through the forest, he came upon the [[Elves|elves]]. [[Oromë|He]], upon knowing who the [[Elves|elves]] were, urged them to come to [[Valinor]] with [[Oromë|him]]. At first, [[Elves|they]] were afraid of [[Oromë]], because they thought he was the rider that captured the [[Elves|elves]]. However, [[Ingwë]], [[Finwë]], and [[Elwë]] (who would later become Elu Thingol, king of [[Doriath]]) rode with Oromë back to [[Valinor]]. It was unknown if they walked or rode [[Nahar]] with Oromë. |
[[File:OromeSm.jpg|thumb|Oromë riding Nahar]] |
[[File:OromeSm.jpg|thumb|Oromë riding Nahar]] |
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Nahar was Oromë's horse. Nahar was said to be white as snow in daylight and as shiny as silver by night. Before the elves awoke in Middle-earth, Oromë rode Nahar through its great forests. After the elves awoke, it was said that if they strayed too far from their encampment, they would be captured by a Rider. This was one of Melkor's schemes. The other elves though that the captured elf would be brought to Utumno and twisted into an orc. One day, as Oromë was riding through the forest, he came upon the elves. He, upon knowing who the elves were, urged them to come to Valinor with him. At first, they were afraid of Oromë, because they thought he was the rider that captured the elves. However, Ingwë, Finwë, and Elwë (who would later become Elu Thingol, king of Doriath) rode with Oromë back to Valinor. It was unknown if they walked or rode Nahar with Oromë.
Oromë riding Nahar
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