He was entombed in the heart of the mountain and his heir and second-cousin Dain II ( Ironfoot) took up the title and restored the Kingdom. The Quest of Erebor is recounted by Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit.Īfter the battle of Five Armies, Thorin Oakenshield was briefly King under the Mountain but died of his wounds shortly thereafter. There Gandalf found him and was entrusted with the map and key as Thráin breathed his last.Įventually, Gandalf met Thorin II (Oakenshield) and realising who the dying prisoner had been, gave him the map and key and arranged an expedition to recover the Lonely Mountain. Thráin II now King in Exile, eventually set out himself, with the intent of reclaiming Erebor but was captured by the Necromancer, robbed of the ring and consigned to the dungeons of Dol Guldur. Thorin II Oakenshield was the rightful King under the Mountain. In The Hobbit, the dragon Smaug was held to be the only 'king' of Erebor. The King under the Mountain was also by right the King of Durin's Folk. He was murdered by Azog the orc, father of Bolg. The King under the Mountain, also called the King of Erebor, was the hereditary title of the Dwarven ruler who resided at the Lonely Mountain. Eventually, old and homesick, Thrór entrusted to his son Thráin II his elven ring and the map and key of Erebor, and wandered away. He was renowned as a warrior across Middle-earth. eventually called King under the Mountain or Mountain King, was the son of Thrin II. In his life, he fought in the Battle of Azanulbizar, the Battle of Five Armies and the Battle of Dale. Thorin II Oakenshield The One Wiki to Rule Them All Fandom. Din II or Din Ironfoot ( Third Age 2767 3019, aged 252 years) was the Lord of the Iron Hills and King under the Mountain. With those few who had survived they eventually settled in the Ered Luin beyond Eriador, where Thrór was King in Exile. For the earlier King of Durin's Folk, see Din I. The Kingdom prospered but in TA 2770, the dragon Smaug descended on the mountain in flame, killing many and driving Thrór and his kin into the wilderness. For more than 400 years his descendants remained in the Grey Mountains, but in TA 2589, when Dain I and his second son Frór were killed by a cold-drake, Dain’s heir, Thrór brought his family back to Erebor and took up the title again. Thráin’s son Thorin I removed to the Grey Mountains in the North and although he became King on his father’s death in TA 2190, he did not return to Erebor.
TA 1366 - Valacar ascends the throne of Gondor. TA 1356 - King Argeleb I of Arthedain is killed during an invasion by Rhudaur, now controlled by Angmar his son, Arveleg I, ascends the throne. The title taken by the dwarf Thráin I who discovered Erebor, the Lonely Mountain and founded a Kingdom there. TA 1300 - The Witch-king travels north and assumes control of Angmar.
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