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Barahir the Huntsman (b. TA 2939) is the current ruler of Tâl-Rimmon, the son of Galdor the Bold and Adaneth of Belfalas. He has recently moved his residence from the western villa due to the depopulation of the region. As evidenced by his epithet, he has a passion for hunting (much to his mother's dismay). Barahir is married to Hiril, a noblewoman from [[Linhir]]. They have two sons, Bregolas and Belegund. | Barahir the Huntsman (b. TA 2939) is the current ruler of Tâl-Rimmon, the son of Galdor the Bold and Adaneth of Belfalas. He has recently moved his first residence from the western villa due to the depopulation of the region. As evidenced by his epithet, he has a passion for hunting (much to his mother's dismay). Barahir is married to Hiril, a noblewoman from [[Linhir]]. They have two sons, Bregolas and Belegund. | ||
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Tâl-Rimmon ("the foot of Mount Rimmon") is a small town in western Anórien.
Summary
Tâl-Rimmon was founded in the early Third Age as a simple quarrying settlement. It grew in affluence through much of Gondor’s history due to the kingdom's many massive building projects. In later days however, as the quarrying of new stone diminished, the wealth of the town has dried up. The largest source of wealth for the town would be the cattle market, bringing in livestock from Rohan and provincial Anórien. Most residents of the town are farmers or herdsmen, with a decent sized taverna to accommodate merchants traveling through the area.
Governance
Barahir the Huntsman (b. TA 2939) is the current ruler of Tâl-Rimmon, the son of Galdor the Bold and Adaneth of Belfalas. He has recently moved his first residence from the western villa due to the depopulation of the region. As evidenced by his epithet, he has a passion for hunting (much to his mother's dismay). Barahir is married to Hiril, a noblewoman from Linhir. They have two sons, Bregolas and Belegund.