Boromir's most important line in the Lord of the Rings movies is overlooked, but reveals a lot about his strength of ...

Aragorn's life before claiming Gondor proved he was worthy of the title. As Chieftain of the North, he showed himself to be a leader, and his quest with Frodo established him to be powerful and good.

"We are truth-speakers, we men of Gondor. We boast seldom, and then perform, or die in the attempt." That's a quote Google informs me is in the Lord of the Rings book I didn't properly read.

In Tolkien’s legendarium, Gondor is a kingdom of Men (i.e. human beings, mortals) founded after the fall of of the earlier island kingdom of Númenor.

In fact the Men of Gondor already seem to have forgotten most of the details of the War of the Ring, even though it remains in living memory: they seem not to remember, or take seriously, the fact ...

Gondor, the last hope of men. After being pounded on for month after month by the forces of evil, Gondor is at the end of their rope. The forces of Mordor are countless and the kingdoms of men are ...

Gondor is the greatest realm of men in all of Middle Earth. Home to stories of heroics and legend that would make King Arthur look like C3PO by comparison, ...

When the beacons of Gondor are lit, it's not only the Rohirrim who answer the call, but a number of Gondor's southern allies. Among them is Forlong "The Fat" Lord of Lossarnach, and Prince Imrahil.

After the fall of Númenor during the Second Age, Gondor becomes the largest Kingdom of Men, with Pelargir as its primary port.Elendil and his children eventually make their way to Middle-earth as ...