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2586

2587 ATC: The Sith Lord Vilia Calimondra instigates the Charge Matrica

The Charge Matrica was a contest that was instigated by the Sith Lord Vilia Calimondra during the Republic Dark Age between her seven children to see which one would become her heir.

2588

T.A. 2589: Deaths of King Dáin I and his second son, Frór

Dáin I flourished during the period when the House of Durin was seated in the Grey Mountains. He succeeded his father when the Dragons of the north had declared war against the Dwarves of the Grey Mountains. Dáin ruled his people, who were troubled by increasing attacks from his halls until his rule came to a premature end when both he and his second son, Frór, were killed by a Cold-drake at his gates.

After his death, his sons Thrór and Grór led most of the Dwarves of Durin's folk south. Thrór led one group back to Lonely Mountain, while Grór founded his own realm in the Iron Hills.

2590

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2593

T.A. 2594: Birth of Fréawine, fifth King of Rohan.

2595

2596 ATC: The Sith Lord Xelian gives birth to her second son Daiman

Daiman, along with his older brother and major rival Odion, was a male Human who was one of the most powerful Sith Lords during the Republic Dark Age and ruled an area in the Grumani sector known as the "Daimanate", one of the rump states which emerged from the collapse of the Chagras Hegemony in 1040 BBY. He was the son of Xelian, a female Sith Lord who was connected to Chagras, the titular ruler of the Hegemony. His mother Xelian openly favored him over his older brother, Odion, breeding an intense sibling rivalry between the two brothers who hated and sought to defeat each other. Daiman's pampered and privileged upbringing imbued him with delusions of grandeur that he was the "Creator of the Universe." In this manichean worldview, his brutish older brother Odion was the enemy and Destroyer, who had to be overcome in order for Daiman to advance.

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2599

T.A. 2600: birth of Ecthelion I

Ecthelion I was the seventeenth Ruling Steward of Gondor. He succeeded his father Orodreth at his death in T.A. 2685. He rebuilt the White Tower in Minas Tirith, which afterwards carried his name.