#Lord of the rings castles full#

The castles of the Ash Mountains and Mountains of Shadow in Mordor were built by Gondor to keep watch over Mordor after the War of the Last Alliance. Arthedain built forts in the Weather Hills to defend against Angmar, but this might stretch certain definitions of 'castle.' Whether Cardolan engaged in a similar system of fortification is unknown, but it seems unlikely since they had two rivers as a border and the Great Road was bordered by a dike.

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#Lord of the rings castles full#

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