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Brandir
Brandir is a fictional character from J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium. He was a chieftain of the Folk of Haleth in the First Age. Brandir was the son of Handir of Brethil and was descended from the Houses of Haleth and Hador through his grandparents Haldir and Glóredhel. He was also related to the House of Bëor through his mother (see note below).
Biography.
He was lame since a misadventure in childhood; he was no man of war and "gentle in mood,
Tol Brandir.
Tol Brandir is an island crag set in the lake of Nen Hithoel. It straddled the Falls of Rauros at the southern end of the Emyn Muil. Tol Brandir was the middle peak of a row of three prominent hills; Amon Hen stood nearby on the western shore, while Amon Lhaw stood nearby on the eastern shore. In days past, the hills near Tol Brandir had been important watchtowers for the Kingdom of Gondor. However, no man ever visited Tol Brandir, or so the legends state.