How did the last monarch of the N menor Empire die in The Lord of the Rings?

It seems that it was because he was greedy for the magic of the Ring, and he was reluctant to destroy it, and in the end he was killed by robbers or bandits on the way, I really can't remember the specifics.

In the end, the Alliance's 10w army Sauron was still able to fight, and in his heyday, Númenor was far stronger than Gondor + Arnor + Linton.

The power of the Nine Rings is directly proportional to the power of Sauron, while the power of the elves and humans is constantly declining, and the growth and decline of the other is naturally becoming more and more powerful. If the Ring Spirit encounters a fierce man like Fen Guoyu and Fei Nuo, it is estimated that he will be knocked out in one round. Imagine that Finn had fought Morgoth alone, that Fernor had been ambushed by a team of fire demons, and that King Elrond, who had been able to spend a few rounds with the Ringwraith, had a reputation for being knowledgeable (Confucian generals were so ...... in force).）

Sauron had only one soul left, so when the Ring was destroyed, Sauron's soul was also destroyed and destroyed

The beginning of the One was killed by the Human King.

Frodo was stabbed by the Ringwraith in Episode 1, but it can't be healed, (as it was said in the movie, and there is also a hint at the end) that the other side can live forever.

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After the death of the hussar king Hieudon, he was succeeded by his nephew Iomeh. However, because the Rohan Kingdom also recognizes the rule of the human emperor, the Rohan Kingdom has become a subsidiary kingdom of the new empire since Uncle ascended the throne, and of course the autonomy is higher.

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Eowen Eomme Faramir.

Because Frodo was stabbed by the Ring Spirit on the top of the storm, he had to go to Valinor, the blessed land, to heal his wounds, which was a privilege for the Ring Bearer, and Sam finally went to Valinor to follow his friend [It seemed to be very old when he went], you didn't miss anything, that's how it was in the original book. It seems that none of the people who went to Valinor came back.

He wore the magic ring and caused him damage, and he needed to go to Amen Island to heal his wounds, and he never came back. Sam also went to Amen Island to join Frodo after his daughter-in-law died, so don't worry.

In fact, the ugly part is that he was exiled, guarded by the elf king, and never returned.

Upstairs this is not true, the elves in the Lord of the Rings are forever immortal, unless they give up their lives. The marriage between elves and humans does not determine their life and death, Princess Awen's great-grandmother, Princess Izar of the Noldor Elves, was married to Tur of the Hado family, one of the three major human families, and she did not die in the end, while her husband became the only human to receive immortal life. Princess Awen didn't want to be alone after her husband's death, so she gave up her eternal life as an elf and chose the fate of mankind.

The elven princess Awen finally married Aragorn, the king of men, in Lord of the Rings, after which she lived happily with her husband and had a son, Eldarion, and several daughters. After 121 years on the throne of Aragorn, Aragorn, who knew that he was about to die, went to the tombs of the kings in accordance with the tradition of King Númenor, gave his son the winged crown and the scepter of Annuminas, and said goodbye to Aven, and then gave up his life and died peacefully at the age of 210.

After her husband's death, Awen left Minas Tirith and returned to her maternal grandmother Galadriel's domain, Roslorian, but it was deserted, and a year later, in the winter, Awen died sadly on the hill of Clyn Amros, to whom she had made a vow of love with Aragon, at the age of 2,901. Her fate repeats the fate of her ancestor Lucien.

If the elves marry the elves.

Then you can get eternal life.

If you marry a Terran.

Life expectancy is the same as that of human beings.

The elven king did not want his daughter to marry the prince of Gando because her daughter could not get eternal life, but in the end, the princess chose to be with her lover.

So she's still going to die!

Because we've only seen movies.

That's what the movie told me.

If you want to check the information, it seems to be a bit out of the landlord's problem.

Didn't she marry the human king in the end, how could she die?

I remember she turned human!