Anor-stone

The Anor-stone was the palantír placed in the ancient fortress of Minas Anor, placed there soon after the founding of the city and positioned the top of the White Tower when it was built in TA 1900. Sauron used the Ithil-stone to deceive ruling steward Denethor II of Gondor who used the Anor-stone before and through the course of the War of the Ring., "The Palantíri"
While the stone was not destroyed, its function was marred when Denethor II committed suicide on March 15, TA 3019, having ordered his men to erect a pyre for him and Faramir in the Hallows of Minas Tirith. He threw a torch onto the pyre, then broke the white rod of his office over his knee and cast it into the flames, symbolizing the end of his stewardship, and the rule of the Stewards. He laid himself down on the table and so perished, clasping the Anor-stone in his hands. This act forever embedded the image of his burning hands clasped over the stone which rendered it largely unusable.
The stone was one of the last remaining palantír in the Fourth Age.
== Translations ==
Foreign Language	Translated name
Afrikaans 	Anorsteen
Albanian 	Anor-guri
Asturian 	Piedra de Anor
Azerbaijani 	Anor daşı
Basque 	Anor-harria
Bosnian 	Anor-kamen
Breton 	Maen Anor
Catalan 	Pedra de Anor
Corsican 	Petra di Anor
Croatian 	Kamen Anor
Czech 	Kámen Anor
Danish 	Anor-sten
Dutch 	Steen van Anor
Esperanto 	Anor-ŝtono
Estonian 	Anor-kivi
Finnish 	Anor-kivi
French 	Pierre du Anor
Frisian 	Anorstian (Northern) Stien fan Anor (Western)
Galician 	Pedra de Anor
German 	Anor-stein
Hungarian 	Anor-kő
Icelandic 	Anorsteinninn
Indonesian 	Batu Anor
Irish Gaelic 	Clach na Anor
Italian 	Pietra di Anor
Javanese 	Watu Anor
Latin 	Lapis Anor
Latvian 	Anor-akmens
Lithuanian 	Anor-akmuo
Luxembourgish 	Steen vu Anor
Malaysian 	Batu Anor
Norwegian 	Anorstenen (Bokmål) / Anorsteinen (Nynorsk)
Occitan 	Pèira de Anor
Polish 	Kamień Anor
Portuguese 	Pedra da Anor
Romanian 	Piatra Anorui
Romansh 	Crap da Anor
Scots 	Stane o Anor
Scottish Gaelic 	Clach Anor
Serbian 	? (Cyrillic) Itil-kamen (Latin)
Sicilian 	Petra di Anor
Slovak 	Anorský kameň
Slovenian 	Kamen Anor
Spanish 	Piedra de Anor
Sundanese 	Batu Anor
Swedish 	Anor-sten
Turkish 	Anor-taşı
Turkmen 	Anor-daşy
Uzbek 	? (Cyrillic) Itil-toshi (Latin)
Vietnamese 	Phiến đá Anor
Welsh 	Carreg Anor
== References ==
Category:Palantíri
es:Piedra de Anor
pl:Kryształ Minas Anor