Third Kinslaying

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The Third Kinslaying is a tragic late conflict in J.R.R. Tolkien’s legendarium in which the remaining sons of Fëanor attack the Havens of Sirion to seize a Silmaril, resulting in devastating loss of life among the Elves.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
fictional event
massacre
chronologicalOrderInKinslayings third
conflictType Elvish civil war
describedIn The Peoples of Middle-earth NERFINISHED
The Silmarillion NERFINISHED
follows Second Kinslaying NERFINISHED
hasCause Oath of Fëanor NERFINISHED
desire to recover a Silmaril
hasTheme consequences of oath-breaking
doom of the Noldor NERFINISHED
fratricidal conflict among Elves
tragedy
involvesCharacter Amras NERFINISHED
Amrod NERFINISHED
Elrond NERFINISHED
Elros NERFINISHED
Elwing NERFINISHED
Eärendil NERFINISHED
Maedhros NERFINISHED
Maglor NERFINISHED
location Havens of Sirion NERFINISHED
Mouths of Sirion NERFINISHED
mainObjective seizure of the Silmaril at the Havens of Sirion
moralCharacterization evil deed of the House of Fëanor
notableOutcomeForCharacter Elwing escapes with the Silmaril into the sea GENERATED
Eärendil later sails to Valinor with the Silmaril GENERATED
opposes defenders of the Havens of Sirion
participants Elves of the Havens of Sirion NERFINISHED
followers of the House of Fëanor
refugees of Doriath
refugees of Gondolin
remaining sons of Fëanor
partOf Wars of Beleriand NERFINISHED
history of Middle-earth NERFINISHED
legendarium of J. R. R. Tolkien
precedes War of Wrath NERFINISHED
relatedWork The Silmarillion NERFINISHED
result Elrond and Elros taken into the care of Maglor
capture of the Silmaril from Elwing
death of Amras
death of Amrod
near-destruction of the Havens of Sirion
orphaning of Elrond and Elros
slaughter of many Elves
takesPlaceIn Beleriand NERFINISHED
takesPlaceInAge First Age NERFINISHED

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Silmarils involvedInEvent Third Kinslaying