Why does Thranduil say that the gems dug up by the dwarves are his?

Thranduil, the spirit of the Sindar, King of the Woodlands, son of Orifer, and father of Legolas. <>

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One of the key commanders of the Battle of the Five Armies and the Holy War of the Ring, he also led the war against Sauron after the death of his father in the final alliance of the Second Age. <>

Thranduil was the only Elven King at the end of the Third Age, and although he was a Sindar Elf, most of his people were Sylvan Elves. In the "The Hobbit" film series directed by Peter Jackson, he is portrayed by American actor Lee Pace. <>

Character experience. Early life.

Sometime before the fall of Dorias in the First Age, Thranduil was born. He is the son of Orifer, the spirit of the Sindar (i.e. Grey Elves) of Doriath. <>

With the destruction of Bellan, the Sindar elves and the Noldor retreated to Linton. Vera invited the elves to Amen, but some of them refused, including Thrandir and his father. <>

Not wishing to be ruled by the Noldor High King, Gilgalad, these elves migrated eastward before the establishment of Baradorta in 1000 A.D., eventually arriving at Iringallen, the lingua franca or verua glamora, the Great Green Forest, where they mingled with the Sylvan (i.e., Wood Elves). <>

Orifer was crowned king by the elves of Sylvan, who had lost their leader, and founded the Woodland Kingdom, with its capital at Amunlan ("Red Hill"). These Sindar elves integrated into the Sylvan and gradually adopted their language and habits. <>

Mainly because the hobbit is afraid, and after saying it, he will be criticized, and the hobbit model is also very afraid of turning himself into a tool for the dwarf, so he is reluctant to say it.

This is because the hobbits have a certain amount of suffering, and they are afraid that they will be retaliated against if they say it, so they do not say it in order to protect themselves.

It's because they don't think this thing belongs to them, so they don't tell each other that The Hobbit is a very good character.

The copy that Thranduyi wanted to get was not the Akon Treasure Attack Stone, he was not jealous of the Akon Gem, he only wanted the Starlight White Zhi Gem, see Huo 1 Lengthened Dao

version, Saul seems to have reversed himself and withheld a necklace that was originally intended for Thrandil, angering the money-loving man.

It was not good for him to covet the treasures of the dwarves, but in the end he did not rob them, and when he saw that Thorin and his gang were alive, he asked for money for the humans (original book).

As for the attack on Smauggo, the extended version says that Thor has backtracked and angered Thrandil, and Bilbo has said that "the old alliance has broken up". Moreover, the army of the jungle was poorly equipped, and there was nothing outstanding about it, and the dwarves of Elpol could not withstand it, and he went to fight Smauggo with an egg and a stone.

In the original book, Smaugo didn't mention the elves before and after the occupation of the Lonely Mountain, and the elves of the jungle have always regarded the dwarves as enemies (*The dwarves have killed the Sindar elf king Tingge, but this has nothing to do with Thorin*), I don't think Thranduil will negotiate with Thor, but I just know Thor's wealth, and they should have had little contact.

Later, Thorin and his party went into the jungle to disturb their feast, and Thorin was captured and refused to say the purpose (he thought the elves were too rude), which angered Thranduil and locked Thorin up, but offered food and drink, and Thorin was dying of starvation.

In short, they just hate dwarves, and the only weakness of this elven king is his obsession with treasure, but he is still a kind race.

It's not the big gem that was dug up, it's a white necklace. Bilbo steals the Arkon Gem and gives it to Bard and Thrandil, who the next day they want to exchange the Arkon Gem for Thorin. Explains that Thranduil is not asking for the Akon Gem.

Friendship crack: At first, the elf king asked the dwarves to make a gemstone necklace, but after it was done, Thorin's grandfather Thor, the king of the mountain at the time, took it for himself, and the two families broke up.

Later, when Smaug came, the dwarven kingdom was captured, and their family was destroyed, Thorin saw the elven king outside with his army, and then shouted for help, but the elven king turned and left (they can't beat them if they don't go, he cherishes his people very much). The hatred is even deeper.

Later, the dragon was shot to death, and Thorin proclaimed himself king, that is, when his personality became suspicious and fickle, and he said that he would not give the money to the town of Long Lake, and the necklace would not be returned to the elf king (when the elf king's soldiers were in the city, there was a scene in the movie where Thorin threw a white gemstone necklace into a plate of loose diamonds).

Isn't the king greedy for money? That's the elf spent a lot.

Du Duo Drill asked the dwarf people to help build the necklace of the dao. For his wife, dwarf.

After the version was made, due to the temptation of the Lord of the Rings, he was too obsessed with wealth, not only dug up the cursed financial reports deep in the mountains, but also reversed himself and refused to return the necklace. It angered the elf king, you said that the king was greedy for money, why didn't he want the heart of the mountain? That's obviously more valuable than the necklace, and he thinks about that necklace out of his devotion to his wife, okay?

If you don't understand, don't talk nonsense here and lead other children crookedly. Really! Alas.

He didn't want the one the dwarves had dug up. The elf king asked the dwarf to help process a white gem necklace (the white gem is an elf's, find a special dwarf to set it on the necklace), when the dwarf king said that the elf king's salary was not enough, the elf king said that I obviously paid enough wages, and the 2 sides of the conversation collapsed, in view of the third part of the later Thorin became that greedy, I think the dwarf king was greedy, and the lion opened his mouth to knock the elf king, or find an excuse to take the white gem for himself.