Outline of Middle-earth - History of Middle-earth - Characters - First Age

First Age

House of Finwë

  • Finwë
  • Míriel (first wife of Finwë)
    • Fëanor
  • Indis (second wife of Finwë)
    • Findis
    • Fingolfin
    • Irimë
    • Finarfin

Sons of Fëanor

  • Maedhros
  • Maglor
  • Celegorm
  • Caranthir
  • Curufin
    • Celebrimbor
  • Amrod
  • Amras

House of Fingolfin

  • Fingon
  • Turgon
    • Idril Celebrindal
  • Aredhel
    • Maeglin
  • Argon

House of Finarfin

  • Finrod Felagund
  • Angrod
    • Orodreth
      • Rodnor Gil-galad
      • Finduilas
  • Aegnor
  • Galadriel
    • Celebrían
      • Arwen

House of Elwë and Olwë

  • Elwë (Elu Thingol)
  • Melian (wife of Thingol)
    • Lúthien Tinúviel
  • Olwë
    • Eärwen

House of Bëor

  • Bëor the Old
  • Bregor
    • Barahir
      • Beren Erchamion
    • Bregolas
      • Belegund
        • Rían
      • Baragund
        • Morwen

House of Marach

  • Marach
  • Hador Lórindol
    • Gundor
    • Galdor
      • Húrin
        • Túrin Turambar
        • Nienor Níniel
      • Huor
        • Tuor
    • Glóredhel

Descendants of Lúthien and Beren

  • Dior Thingol's Heir
    • Eluréd and Elurín
    • Elwing
      • Elrond
      • Elros

Descendants of Idril and Tuor

  • Eärendil the Mariner
    • Elrond
      • Elladan
      • Elrohir
      • Arwen Undómiel
    • Elros
      • Kings of Númenor

Haladin of Brethil

  • Haldad
  • Haleth
  • Haldar
  • Haldan
      • Halmir
        • Haldir
          • Handir
            • Brandir the Lame
        • Hareth
          • Húrin
          • Huor
        • Hundar

Others

  • Círdan, lord of the Falas
  • Beleg the Bowman
  • Glorfindel of Gondolin
  • Ecthelion of the Fountain
  • Eöl the Dark Elf
  • Maeglin, sister-son of Turgon
  • Durin the Deathless, father of the Longbeards
  • Gothmog, lord of Balrogs
  • Sauron aka Gorthaur, Lord of Werewolves

For a list of the Valar, see that article.

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