Master-stone

The Master-stone was the most powerful of the palantíri, and the only one to never have travelled to Middle-earth.
== History ==
The Master-stone was made at an unknown time by the Ñoldorin prince Fëanor while he was still in Aman.The Lord of the Rings, The Two Towers, Book Three, Chapter XI: "The Palantír"The Silmarillion, Index of Names Its exact location during the rest of the Years of the Trees of the First Age is untold. The stone is only mentioned in the history of the Dúnedain in the time of Elendil's rule of the exile kingdoms of Arnor and Gondor in Middle-earth after the Fall of Númenor, as being in the Tower of Avallónë on Tol Eressëa in the Undying Lands. It is recorded that Elendil, while using the palantír of Elostirion to gaze into the west, was able to see the Tower of Avallónë where the Master-stone was kept.The Silmarillion, Of the Rings of Power and the Third AgeUnfinished Tales, Part Four: III: "The Palantíri", Notes
== Translations ==
Foreign Language 	Translated name
Afrikaans 	Meester-klip
Albanian 	gur mjeshtër
Amharic 	ዋና ድንጋይ
Arabic 	الحجر الرئيسي
Armenian 	Վարպետ քար
Basque 	Maisu harria
Belarusian Cyrillic	Майстар-камень
Bengali 	মাস্টার-পাথর
Bosnian 	Vladajuća kamen
Bulgarian Cyrillic 	Магистър-камък
Cambodian 	អនុបណ្ឌិតថ្ម
Catalan 	Mestre-pedra
Chinese 	大师-石头
Cornish 	Arlodh-labedha
Croatian 	Učiteljski kamen
Czech 	Vládnoucí kámen
Danish 	Mestersten
Dutch 	Meestersteen
Esperanto 	Majstro-ŝtono
Estonian 	Kapten-kivi
Faroese 	Húsbóndi-steinur
Finnish 	Mestari-kivi
French 	Pierre de maître
Frisian 	Master-stien
Galician 	Pedra Mestre
Georgian 	სამაგისტრო ქვა
German 	Meister-stein
Greek 	Κύρια πέτρα
Haitian Creole 	Mèt-wòch
Hausa 	Jagora-dutse
Hebrew 	אבן מאסטר
Hindi 	मास्टर-पत्थर
Hungarian 	Mester-kő
Icelandic 	Aðalsteinn
Indonesian 	batu Menguasai
Irish Gaelic 	Máistir-chloch
Italian 	Pietra Padrona
Japanese 	マスターストーン
Kannada 	ಮಾಸ್ಟರ್ ಕಲ್ಲು
Kazakh 	Мастер-тас (Cyrillic) Master-tas (Latin)
Konkani 	मास्टर-फातर
Korean 	마스터 스톤
Kurdish 	Mamoste-kevir (Kurmanji)
Kyrgyz Cyrillic 	Мастер-таш
Latin 	Magister lapis
Latvian 	Meistars-akmens
Lithuanian 	Meistras-akmuo
Luxembourgish 	Meeschtesch-stee
Macedonian Cyrillic	Господар на камен
Malayalam 	മാസ്റ്റർ കല്ല്
Malaysian 	Batu Induk
Manx 	Ard-clagh
Marathi 	मास्टर-स्टोन
Maltese 	Kaptan-ġebel
Mongolian Cyrillic 	Мастер чулуу
Nepalese 	मास्टर-पत्थर
Norwegian 	Hoved-stein
Occitan 	Pèira Mèstre
Pashto 	ماسټر-ډبره
Persian 	استاد سنگ
Polish 	Główny Kamień
Portuguese 	Pedra Mestra
Punjabi 	ਮਾਸਟਰ ਪੱਥਰ
Romanian 	Maestru Piatră
Romansh 	Maistra crap
Russian 	Главный камень
Sanskrit 	मूल-पत्थरः
Sardinian 	Pedra Mastru
Scottish Gaelic 	Mhaighstir-cloiche
Serbian 	Мастер-камен (Cyrillic) Gospodar-kamen (Latin)
Sicilian 	Pietra Maestru
Sindhi 	ماسٽر پٿر
Sinhalese 	ස්වාමියා-ගල්
Slovak 	Hlavný kameň
Slovenian 	Mojster kamen
Somali 	Sayidkiisa-dhagax
Spanish 	Piedra Maestra
Swahili 	Bwana-jiwe
Swedish 	Mästersten
Tahitian 	Fatu te ofai
Tajik Cyrillic 	Мастер-санге
Tamil 	மாஸ்டர்-கல்
Tatar 	Оста таш
Telugu 	మాస్టర్-రాయి
Thai 	หินต้นแบบ
Turkish 	Usta taşı
Turkmen 	Nusgalyk daş
Ukrainian Cyrillic 	Майстер-камінь
Urdu 	ماسٹر پتھر
Uzbek 	Ҳўжайин-тош (Cyrillic) Ho'jayin-tosh (Latin)
Venetian 	Pietra Maestro
Vietnamese 	Thạc sĩ-Cục đá
Welsh 	Meistr-carreg
Yiddish 	האר-שטיין
== References ==
Category:Palantíri
es:Piedra Maestra
it:Sfera di Avallonë
pl:Kryształ Avallonë