Примери за използване на Turgon на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Ulmo Turgon.
Turgon Denethor.
Steward Turgon.
Turgon son of Fingolfin.
The First Age Turgon.
It was here that Turgon decided to found his Hidden City, as a memorial to ancient Tirion that lay beyond the Great Sea.
Elenwë was the wife of Turgon, and the mother of Idril.
Many of the Elves of Gondolin were lost in the sack,including Turgon the King.
Ecthelion II was the son of Steward Turgon, and was a wise and foresightful Man.
In desperation, Turgon chose some of the Elves of Gondolin to sail into the West and seek the pardon and aid of the Valar.
This land was already peopled with native Sindar,who accepted Turgon as their lord.
In the fiftieth year of the First Age, Turgon journeyed from his halls in Nevrast with his cousin Finrod.
When Turgon son of Fingolfin first arrived in Middle-earth, he settled with his followers in the northwestern region known as Nevrast.
A gateway in the mountains between northern Nevrast and Hithlum,built by the Noldor who followed Turgon in the earliest years of the First Age.
At the bidding of Ulmo, Turgon accepted them, and they remained in Gondolin for almost a year, when they returned to their homes.
This area had a strong connection to Ulmo,who was able to send visions to both Finrod and Turgon bidding them to seek a place where a stronghold hidden from the eyes of Morgoth could be established.
Turgon retreated south to return to his halls in Gondolin, and Huor and Húrin, with the remnant of the forces of Dor-lómin, stood at his back to guard his withdrawal.
That battle turned to ultimate victory for Morgoth, but Turgon and his people were able to escape down the Vales of Sirion, and return unseen to the Hidden City.
Turgon at first welcomed Eöl as a kinsman, but under the King's Law one who had found the way to the Hidden City was not permitted to leave, on pain of death.
Although the law of Gondolin forbade any to leave who had entered the city, Turgon made an exception because the eagles had carried Huor and Húrin, and so they had no clear idea where Gondolin lay.
And Turgon entered that cavern seeking to learn its secret, but having entered the waters of Mithrim drave him forward into the heart of the rock vand he might not win back into the light.
In all the city's history, the Elves of Gondolinonly marched to war once, when Turgon led his army to join the other Elf-lords in the immense and dreadful battle that would become known as the Nirnaeth Arnoediad.
This Maeglin accepted Turgon as lord, but his father Eöl had followed his wife and son to Gondolin and been captured at the entranceway.
After this time, the people of Turgon, a great number of Noldor and Sindar, traveled from Nevrast, where they had dwelt, and secretly entered the valley of Tumladen.
Soon after his arrival, Turgon discovered the valley of Tumladen hidden within the Encircling Mountains, far to the east of Nevrast, and began the secret building of a city there.
Born during the Stewardship of his grandfather Turgon, Denethor was a Gondorian noble who would see some of the most turbulent times in his country's long history, culminating in the War of the Ring itself.