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Revision as of 18:04, 8 November 2018
The Wainriders were a confederation of Easterling tribes who were united by their hatred of Gondor, and stirred-up by the Dark Lord Sauron to attack Gondor.[1]
History
Following the Great Plague they started their attacks in TA 1856, defeating the army of Gondor and killing King Narmacil II. They rode in great wagons and chariots (which gave them their name), and raided the lands of Rhovanion, destroying or enslaving its people. Gondor gradually lost all of its possessions east of the river Anduin to them. The thirtieth King of Gondor, Calimehtar son of Narmacil, defeated the Wainriders at the Field of Celebrant, buying some rest for his land. However the Wainriders struck back in 1944, allying themselves with the Haradrim of Near Harad and the Variags of Khand. They managed to slay king Ondoher and all his heirs, but instead of riding on to Minas Anor and taking the city, they paused to celebrate. Meanwhile, general Eärnil of Gondor's southern army had defeated the Haradrim and rode north to defend his king. He came too late to rescue Ondoher, but managed to totally defeat the Wainriders. Eärnil was crowned king. After this defeat the might of the Wainriders was broken, and they retreated east. They still held Rhovanion, but never troubled Gondor again. It later turned out that their attacks had been staged by Sauron to allow him to reclaim Mordor while Gondor's watch was diverted.
Translations around the world
Foreign Language | Translated name |
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Afrikaans | Wa ruiters |
Albanian | Koçi kalorës |
Amharic | ሠረገላ ሽከርካሪዎች |
Arabic | عربة الدراجين |
Armenian | Մարտակառք հեծնող ? |
Azerbaijani | Döyüş arabası atlı |
Basque | Pilotuek gurdia |
Belarusian Cyrillic | вагон райдеры |
Bengali | রথ রাইডার্স |
Bosnian | Kočije vozača |
Breton | Karr marc'heg ? |
Bulgarian Cyrillic | Колесница ездачи |
Burmese | ရထားရွင္မ်ား |
Cambodian | អ្នកជិះកង់រទេះ |
Catalan | Corredors de carro |
Chinese | 戰車民 |
Cornish | Karven ? |
Croatian | Vozači kola |
Danish | Stridsvogn ryttere |
Dari | سواران ارابه |
Dutch | Wagenrijders |
Esperanto | Armea ĉaro rajdantoj |
Estonian | Tõld ratturid |
Filipino | Kalesa sakay |
Finnish | Vaunumiehet |
French | Gens-des-Chariots |
Galician | pilotos dos Coches |
Georgian | ჩაარი მხედრები |
German | Wagenfahrer |
Greek | Βαγόνι αναβάτες |
Gujarati | ગાડું રાઇડર્સ |
Hebrew | רוכבי המרכבות |
Hindi | रथ राइडर्स |
Hmong | Lub laub cab caij |
Hungarian | Szekér lovasok |
Icelandic | Vagnur reiðmenn |
Igbo | ụgbọ ịnyịnya agba |
Indonesian | Pengendara kereta |
Irish Gaelic | Carbad marcaigh |
Japanese | 馬車族 |
Kannada | ರಥ ರೈಡರ್ಸ್ |
Kazakh Cyrillic | күйме шабандоздар |
Korean | 전차 라이더 |
Kurdish | هرهبێ سیوارێن (Arabic script) Erebê siwarên (Latin) |
Kyrgyz Cyrillic | араба чабандестери |
Laotian | ສະກະຕະອັດຕະຫວິນ ? |
Latin | Covinnus eques |
Latvian | Kaujas rati braucēji |
Lithuanian | Vežimas raiteliai |
Luxembourgish | Suz reider |
Macedonian Cyrillic | Кочија возачи |
Malagasy | Kalesy mpitaingina ? |
Malay | Pelumba kereta |
Malayalam | രഥം റൈഡേഴ്സ് |
Maltese | Rikkieba vagun |
Maori | Kaieke hariata |
Marathi | रथ रायडर्स |
Mongolian Cyrillic | Өдөрлөгт морьтон |
Navajo | Tsinaabąąs ? |
Nepalese | रथ सवार |
Norwegian | Vogn ryttere |
Pashto | ګاډۍ رایډرز |
Persian | سواران ارابه |
Polish | Jeźdźcy wagonów |
Portuguese | Carruagem do vagão |
Punjabi | ਰਥ ਰਾਈਡਰਜ਼ |
Romanian | Car calareti |
Romany | Vurdon |
Russian | Люди Повозок |
Samoan | Kariota tietie ? |
Sanskrit | चरित आश्विन ? |
Scottish Gaelic | Charbad marcaichean |
Serbian | бојна кола vozači (Cyrillic) Bojna kola vozači (Latin) |
Sesotho | Koloi bapalami |
Sindhi | ويگن سوار |
Sinhalese | අශ්ව රථ |
Slovak | Koč jazdci |
Slovenian | Kočija kolesarji |
Somalian | Fuula gaadhifaraskiisii |
Spanish | Carrieri |
Sudanese | Gerbong pengendara |
Swahili | Gari wanunuzi |
Swedish | Stridsvagn ryttare |
Tajik Cyrillic | ароба Аспсаворон |
Tamil | தேர் ரைடர்ஸ் |
Telugu | రథ రైడర్స్ |
Thai | ราชรถผู้ขับขี่ |
Turkish | Arabasürücüleri |
Turkmen | Arabany reňkli ? |
Ukrainian Cyrillic | Колісницярайдери |
Urdu | رتھ سوار |
Uzbek | Араваларнинг чавандоз (Cyrillic) Aravalarning chavandoz (Latin) |
Vietnamese | Xe ngựa chiến Tay đua |
Welsh | Cerbyd beicwyr |
Xhosa | Abakhweli eenqwelo |
Yiddish | רייַטוואָגן רידערס |
Yoruba | Kẹkẹ ẹlẹṣin |
References
- ↑ The Lord of the Rings, Appendix A: Annals of the Kings and Rulers, I: "The Númenórean Kings", iv. "Gondor and the Heirs of Anárion"