Middle-earth: Lossarnach

Lossarnach is a fiefdom of Gondor - a large, flowery vale that lies 

nestled within the southern edge of the White Mountains, and shrouded 

beneath the shadow of the great Mount Mindolluin. The vale itself lies 

not too far southwest of the city of Minas Tirith, and is nurtured by

the river Erui, a lesser river that acts as a tributary to the great 

River Anduin.



Lossarnach was always ruled by a lord, the greatest and most well-known

being Forlong the Fat - a hefty fellow who traveled to the Pelennor 

Fields to do battle with the forces of Mordor in the Fourth Age. The 

fiefdom was also the birthplace and home of Morwen Steelsheen, queen to 

King Thengel of Rohan.



Note: The word "Lossarnach" means Snowy-Arnach; Arnach being a 

pre-Numenorean word, most likely meaning land or region.

See Also: Anfalas, Anorien, Belfalas, Calenardhon, Dol-Amroth, Dor-En-Ernil, Ethir-Anduin, Gondor, Ithilien, Lamedon, Lebennin


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