Wainriders

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The Wainriders were a fierce confederation of Easterling tribes in Tolkien’s legendarium, known for their war chariots and invasions of Gondor during the Third Age.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Easterling people
confederation of tribes
fictional ethnic group
alignment enemies of the West
alliedWith Sauron NERFINISHED
appearsIn Appendices to The Lord of the Rings NERFINISHED
The Lord of the Rings legendarium NERFINISHED
Unfinished Tales
battle Battle of the Camp NERFINISHED
Battle of the Crossings of Poros NERFINISHED
Battle of the Morannon NERFINISHED
Battle of the Plains NERFINISHED
coordinatedAttackWith Harad NERFINISHED
Khand NERFINISHED
creator J. R. R. Tolkien
defeatedBy Eärnil NERFINISHED
defeatedKingOfGondor Narmacil II NERFINISHED
enslaved many Northmen
ethnicGroupOf Easterlings NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse Middle-earth
firstMajorInvasionOfGondor Third Age 1856 GENERATED
inspiredBy historical steppe and chariot peoples
killed King Ondoher of Gondor NERFINISHED
Ondoher’s sons Artamir and Faramir NERFINISHED
knownFor raids and invasions of Gondor
wagon-forts
war chariots
languageFamily Easterling tongues
modeOfWarfare chariot warfare
opponentInBattleOfTheCamp King Calimehtar of Gondor NERFINISHED
opponentInBattleOfTheMorannon King Ondoher of Gondor NERFINISHED
opposedTo Gondor NERFINISHED
Northmen NERFINISHED
primaryWeapon bows
spears
regionOfOrigin East of Mirkwood
Rhovanion NERFINISHED
resultOfBattleOfTheCamp defeat of Wainriders
resultOfBattleOfThePlains death of Narmacil II
loss of Gondor’s eastern territories
resultOfThirdInvasion final defeat of Wainriders
secondMajorInvasionOfGondor Third Age 1899
subjugatedPeople Northmen of Rhovanion NERFINISHED
tactics feigned retreats
surprise attacks
thirdMajorInvasionOfGondor Third Age 1944
timePeriod Third Age NERFINISHED
transport wagons

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Rhun homeTo Wainriders
subject surface form: Rhûn