the Sun and Moon

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The Sun and Moon are the celestial lights of Tolkien’s legendarium that illuminate Middle-earth and Valinor after the destruction of the Two Trees.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical objects in Middle-earth
elements of Tolkien's legendarium
fictional celestial bodies
arePartOf Arda NERFINISHED
the mythology of The Silmarillion
the world of Middle-earth NERFINISHED
associatedWith the changing of days and nights
createdAfter the Two Trees of Valinor NERFINISHED
createdBecauseOf the destruction of the Two Trees
createdBy the Valar NERFINISHED
creator J. R. R. Tolkien
describedIn The Silmarillion NERFINISHED
Tolkien's legendarium NERFINISHED
firstAppearance The Silmarillion (posthumous publication) NERFINISHED
genre high fantasy
haveComponent the Moon NERFINISHED
the Sun NERFINISHED
illuminate Middle-earth NERFINISHED
Valinor NERFINISHED
inspiredBy mythological sun and moon motifs
languageOfOrigin English
mark the passage of time in Arda
medium literature
opposedTo the darkness of Morgoth
provide light to the world
replaced the light of the Two Trees
role successors to the Two Trees as primary lights of the world
symbolize hope against darkness
order and time in Arda
universe Middle-earth legendarium NERFINISHED

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Valinor laterLitBy the Sun and Moon