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| Thórin son of Thrain on his deathbed (Excerpt from "Macbeth murdering Duncan" by Robert Dudley) |
On this day, in 2941 T. A., which was also the 27th day of the first month of the dwarvish new year, died Thórin II son of Thrain son of Thrór, Oakenshield, King under the Mountain, from the wounds received the previous day in the Battle of Five Armies.
Bilbo Baggins came to himself long after sunrise beneath a clear sky and had just enough time to bid farewell to Thórin in his tent in ruined Dale. And he wept long and sorrowful.
There was a new moon the night after, as the Dwarves probably honoured their fallen lord. We do not know anything about their rites, alas.
Bilbo Baggins came to himself long after sunrise beneath a clear sky and had just enough time to bid farewell to Thórin in his tent in ruined Dale. And he wept long and sorrowful.
There was a new moon the night after, as the Dwarves probably honoured their fallen lord. We do not know anything about their rites, alas.
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