Quenta Noldorinwa

The Quenta Noldorinwa was the second version of J.R.R. Tolkien's Quenta Silmarillion—the eventual third part of The Silmarillion. 
Written in 1930, The Quenta Noldorinwa—with a few tweaks by Tolkien's son, Christopher—became the third part of Tolkien's posthumous 1977 novel release, The Silmarillion.
== Etymology ==
Quenta Noldorinwa is Anglo-Saxon in origin. Quenta ("story, narrative, account, history") combined with Noldorinwa ("of the Noldo; the Noldor language") can roughly be translated to "The History of The Ñoldor".Etymology of Quenta Noldorinwa at Eldamo.org
== References ==
Category:The Silmarillion chapters