Himring

Himring was a hill in the northeast of Beleriand, on which was the fortress of Maedhros, eldest of the Sons of Fëanor. After the drowning of Beleriand at the end of the First Age, the peak of Himring remained above the waves, known as Tol Himling.
== History ==
The fortress on Himring was built when the Sons of Fëanor went east after Thingol became aware of the Kinslaying. It was the chief fortress of Maedhros, from which he guarded the north-eastern border region that became known as the March of Maedhros.
It stood firm through the Dagor Bragollach, and many survivors from the surrounding regions, including Maedhros' brother Maglor, rallied there. It remained for centuries, until the Nírnaeth Arnoediad; it is not mentioned after that in the Silmarillion as published, but the impression given is that it was forsaken, as the sons of Fëanor would no longer have had the strength to man it, had they chosen to.
After the War of Wrath, the top of the hill was all that remained, as a small island off the northwest coast; on the original maps that accompany The Lord of the Rings, it is labelled Himling. It was one of several high points in Beleriand to survive as islands and the easiest to locate, as it appears on most maps of Middle-earth during the Third Age.
==Translations==
Foreign Language 	Translated name
Arabic 	هيمرينج
Bulgarian Cyrillic 	Химинг
Chinese (Hong Kong)	海姆瑞恩
Danish 	Himring ("Den evigt-kolde")
Greek 	Χίμρινγκ
Gujarati 	હિમરિંગ
Hebrew 	הימרינג
Japanese 	ヒムリング
Kannada 	ಹಿಮ್ರಿಂಗ್
Macedonian Cyrillic	Химринг
Marathi 	हिमिंग
Mongolian Cyrillic 	Химринг
Nepalese 	हिमरिङ
Persian 	هیم‌رینگ
Russian 	Химринг
Serbian 	Химринг (Cyrillic) Himring (Latin)
Tajik Cyrillic 	Ҳимринг
Tamil 	ஹிம்ரிங்
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nl:De Bergen van Himring
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ru:Химринг
Category:Hills of Middle-earth
Category:Fortresses
Category:Beleriand