Bolg was an Orc leader of the Northern Orcs of the Misty Mountains in the late Third Age, and the son of Azog. In The Hobbit, Bolg had succeeded Azog after the latter's death in the Battle of …

Mar 30, 2025 · Bolg of the North was a vengeful Orc chieftain, son of Azog, who led a great army in the Battle of Five Armies. He was crushed in the ensuing battle by Beorn.

Bolg is the secondary antagonist of the 1937 fantasy adventure novel The Hobbit by the late J. R. R. Tolkien and Peter Jackson 's The Hobbit film trilogy adaptation. In the books, he was a …

Jul 9, 2020 · Bolg became the king of the Orcs in TA 2799, succeeding his father Azog after he died in the Battle of Azunulbizar, which was the final battle in the War of the Dwarves and Orcs.

Bolg was a large Orc chieftain and son of Azog the Defiler. He commanded the Gundabad army during the Battle of the Five Armies. He was killed by Legolas during the battle on Ravenhill. …

Bolg is a character from JRR Tolkien's legendarium who appears as the secondary antagonist of The Hobbit and Peter Jackson's film series adaptation of the same name.

Feb 3, 2023 · After Bolg's legendary bodyguard mortally wounded Thorin, Beorn showed up out of nowhere and helped change the tide of the battle. He dismantled the bodyguard of giant Orcs …

Bolg was son and successor of the Moria Orc-chieftain, Azog. Azog killed Thorin's grandfather, Thror, in Moria and was himself killed there by Thorin's cousin, Dain.

Bolg is the secondary antagonist of The Hobbit film series. He is the son of Azog the Defiler. Bolg first appears, this time to inform his gather that he is being summoned to dol Guldur by "the …

The complete family tree of all the creatures in the Lord of the Rings and Tolkien's Middle Earth. Bolg of the North was the son of Azog, an orc-chiefitan of Moria.1 Bolg led the armies of orcs an.