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The '''Gladden Fields''' ('''Loeg Ningloron''' in the invented language ]) is a location in ]'s ]. In this fantasy world, the Gladden Fields are located in the Middle-earth region of ], in particular where the ] river joins the ]. |
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The '''Gladden Fields''' ('''Loeg Ningloron''' in the invented language ]) is a location in ]'s fictitious ]. In this fantasy world, the Gladden Fields are located in the Middle-earth region of ], in particular where the ] river joins the ]. |
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In the year {{ME-date|TA|2}}, at the Gladden Fields, King ] and his three eldest sons (], ] and ]) were ambushed by ]. Isildur attempted to escape by jumping into the Anduin, using the power of invisibility of the ], but the Ring slipped from Isildur's finger and sank to the bottom of the river. Isildur landed on the other bank of the river where he was killed by Orcs looking for survivors of the ambush.<ref>{{ME-ref|UT|"Disaster of the Gladden Fields"}}</ref> Isildur's squire ] saved the shards of ] from the enemy horde; Isildur's sons were killed during the battle. This incident would become known as the ]. |
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In the year {{ME-date|TA|2}}, at the Gladden Fields, King ] and his three eldest sons (], ] and ]) were ambushed by ]. Isildur attempted to escape by jumping into the Anduin, using the power of invisibility of the ], but the Ring slipped from Isildur's finger and sank to the bottom of the river. Isildur landed on the other bank of the river where he was killed by Orcs looking for survivors of the ambush.<ref>{{ME-ref|UT|"Disaster of the Gladden Fields"}}</ref> Isildur's squire ] saved the shards of ] from the enemy horde; Isildur's sons were killed during the battle. This incident would become known as the ]. |
