What countries are around the Shire?

The Shire are located in the middle of the human state, and there are basically no civilian mold feet, and there are other countries of elven dwarves.

There are some small countries around him that are not not famous.

The Shire Hobbiton in the movie was filmed at Matamata, Waikato, New Zealand. New Zealand has no borders with its neighbors, and the nearby countries are Tonga, Fiji, Samoa, Australia.

You can use the map to find many countries around the Magic Border.

There are, of course, several countries around this, and. They are all very complex.

Surrounded by the Demon Realm are some developed Arab countries.

My sister has a lot of countries around them.

If the Demon Realm ears his country, he doesn't know much about this, and this should be built by the player himself, and he didn't say what must be around this Demon Realm.

Hello, if you want to know what country Zhou Yu has, you can open the game map and check it.

If the countries around the Lord of the Rings are concerned, then he must be those countries in Eastern Europe.

Let's take a look at the surrounding countries, and you should go to the world map to find out some facts about this country.

It seems that there are a lot of them, all of them are Rubik's cubes, and many of them are countries, which can be seen on the Internet.

In this case, you can go to the world map and see which countries are around it.

I just checked for you, and there is only one large group of countries in his vicinity.

Glad to ask you about the countries around Geneva.

It's a better country, and I feel like there are still a lot of countries around it.

And its stuffing, we still have a lot of countries around it, and we can still observe these countries better.

The country you want to talk about, he doesn't have this country at all, did you send the wrong map of this country?

There are all kinds of countries around the Demon Realm and the Demon Realm.

Why did The Lord of the Rings run to the Tooth Wolf set to ask questions.

Tolkien doesn't mention it in the original book, except that Flado and his uncle were one and the same"Ring Bearer"Go to the West. Sam ended up going too. To be sure, there is absolutely no such thing as "healing". It's just that the third insinuation says that Frodo still has a shadow in his heart and something like that.

Gandalf appeared in the Tertiary as a "Warlock" in the Middle States to fight against the Shadow of the East (not the Demon Capital, but Dol Guldur), that is, against Sauron. Sauron was defeated. That's it. Also back to the West.

Once the sea was difficult to water!

The freedmen have Shire and Prancing Horse Town. These are typical towns.

The elves have Rivendell and Los Rorian, as well as the final Grey Harbor. Rivendell is an elven fortress hidden in the canyon, Los Rorian is the first tree city, and Grey Harbor is the last and largest port of the elves.

Rohan, the capital of Rohan, Idoras, has the Golden Temple of Medusi; Then there is the Horn Fort, the typical castle, the best defended city in Rohan, with the deep creek wall as a defensive barrier.

Rohan seems to have only the eastern and western cities of Osgilia and the white city of Minas Stirris.

There is a Minas Devil's Cave in Modo, which is also a building of Gondor, but the architectural style is very different, all black.

Dwarven Moria, an underground sanctuary. Tall and magnificent building, it's a pity.

There is also a city missing, and I can't remember it.

- How many big cities?

The only real big city during the War of the Ring was Minas Tirith, and Carrasgalaton was barely counted - how many great powers?

During the War of the Ring, humanity had Gondor and Rohan, as well as the kingdom of Dale Valley.

The great kingdom of the elves only has ** Woods Ross Rorian and the Lonely Mountain of the Dwarves of the Dark Jungle - the Kingdom of Iron Hills.

Finally, there's Mordor of Zoro.

How big is the territory of the Demon Capital?

That's almost 175,000 square miles.

The Nine Races of the Ring refer to Humans, Hobbits, Orcs, Treants, Maia, Elves, Dwarves, Orcs, and Enu.

Humans don't need to explain.

The Hobbit: They range in height from two to four feet, have a round build, red cheeks, curled hair, broad faces, bright eyes, and a large mouth accustomed to smiling and enjoying food, and have a gentle and kind personality that does not like complicated things.

Orcs: Created by Morgoth, they are ugly, fierce, short-lived, and afraid of daylight (but can still be active during daylight hours).

Tree Shepherd: Looks like a tree, also called a tree man. They are tree-like races that protect the forests of Middle-earth.

Maia: Help Vera shape Alda. The number of Maia is so large that not every one of them has been named. The Lord of the Rings, for example, Gandalf is a typical Maia.

Elves: The most beautiful race on earth.

Dwarves: A race created by Olli, one of the Veras, they are valiant warriors who value honor and are very skilled in crafting. Created by a mixture of orc and human blood. The Orc army is not afraid of the sun and is very loyal to Saruman, and their height and strength are superior to those of the Orcs.

Enu: "Sage", "Exalted One". The first spirit created by Iluvata, the "father of all things". Enu is called Vera by the elves in Alda in the Universe.

Humans, elves, dwarves, orcs, treants, many races.

Middle-earth humans are not a race, and the Denden people (the protagonist is) can normally live to be six hundred years old.

For example, one that many people don't know is dragons, and cavemen.

Do people tainted by the One Ring count as a race?

Orcs, treants, Maia, that's all I know.

There are humans, elves, hobbits, treants, dwarves, orcs.

Humans, Hobbits, Orcs, Treants, Maia, Elves, Dwarves, Orcs, and Enu.

Nine races: Humans, Hobbits, Orcs, Treants, Maia, Elves, Dwarves, and Orcs.

I don't know much about it, but there should be Númen (the Dendans of Gondor and the former Arnor, those who fled to Amba during the civil strife in Gondor, and the Black Númenorians), ordinary people (there are many of them, such as the Rohans, Denlanders, and Orientals such as Kande and Rune Charioteers) and Sauron's minions); There are several non-human elves that I can't remember, there are the upper echelons of the Noldor and Sinda, as well as the Sylvan elves of the woodland kingdom and another Avari elf, and others are welcome to be added; Dwarves (completely unaware and welcome to add); Goblins, Orcs (Oaks), Uruk of Mordor, Strong Orcs of Saruman Lane (Sea of Uruk); the sorcerers (Maia, that is, Gandalf Saruman); and the Bearren (Bion); The other 9 rings can also be listed separately; In addition, non-humanoid creatures like dragons, spiders and other messy things will not be said or remembered, anyway, welcome to add.

The Shire was filmed in Waikato, Waikato, on New Zealand's North Island, where the crew spent several years planting trees and crops in order to ensure that it was in keeping with Tolkien's description of the countryside.

Location in Waikato.

The hobbit is a fictional race invented by Tolkien, the author of the Lord of the Rings, and even the word hobbit was coined by Mr. Tolkien and has been included in the Oxford Dictionary.

There are no such creatures in the world, but there have been reports linking the dwarf fossil "Floresian" found in Indonesia in 2004 to hobbits, including the famous Nature magazine.

The Lord of the Rings crew was filmed in New Zealand, No.

The same is true for the second and third parts. That's why The Lord of the Rings had been thanking New Zealand when it swept through the awards at the Oscars.