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Round World Version of Tolkien's legendarium is currently a Language and literature good article nominee. Nominated by Chiswick Chap (talk) at 08:38, 29...

is implying that there is a set in stone and universally agreed upon "canon" for Tolkien's legendarium. 173.67.130.26 (talk) 14:44, 26 June 2023 (UTC)...

Middle-earth) Talk:Tolkien's legendarium/Middle-earth Cycle contains text moved from Middle-earth Cycle to be merged to Tolkien's legendarium after re-writing...

the same tradition." etc? Done. "expression in his legendarium." – wikilink Tolkien's legendarium. Done. "but these are interwoven with classical ideas...

Continuing and Evolving Creation" (published in Tolkien's Legendarium) about the gradual development of the Simlarillion tales, which takes a position...

as the "canon" Silmarillion is what Christopher Tolkien chose to include. I think "Round World version" would be the better header name... Ausir 23:25...

are not part of Endor. What about In J. R. R. Tolkien's legendarium…? — Jor (Talk) 16:59, 21 Mar 2004 (UTC) In that case legendarium should be changed...

to have a template that (a) prescribes a section title "other versions of the legendarium" and (b) explains things that are actually explained in the article...

legendarium and eucatastrophe are mainly used in connection with Tolkien's work." The article that the word links too Legendarium states that Tolkien...

glosses. Ancalagon is introduced as a dragon in the context of this article. " Legendarium" Link Linked. "coeval" seems like an unnecessarily obscure word...

now prefer to speak of The Legendarium, which encompasses all of Tolkien's works without dwelling on the various mythical worlds. This discussion page...

should probably be attributed. Done. Tolkien's mature writings have been described [...] – ditto. Done.. Tolkien's mature writings – clarify whether this...

development of the legendarium. The "Solar System" thing also was associated with Tolkien's later revisions and the Round World version of the Silmarillion...

English mythology that would explain the origins of English history and culture (from Tolkien's legendarium) and the English are ... humans!  :-) ~ Aliveness...

below: "Maedhros is the name of a character from J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium. The character first appeared in The Silmarillion, a work...

The first syllable of the name "Tolkien" has not the vowel of "toe", but the vowel of "pot" according to J. R. R. Tolkien's own phonetic transcription...

can assure you that my love for Tolkien's works isn't blinding me. J. R. R. Tolkien's legendarium is a compilation of FICTIONAL HISTORY (my reasons are...

the confines of the Wikipedia guidelines. Not on the many themes, not on Tolkien's greater legendarium, not on the pretty scenery Tolkien infuses his works...

source I read this in, but I remember reading a scholarly Tolkien source talking about Tolkien's Wizards failing their missions: the two Blue Wizards by...

Much of the information on the associated world is covered in Tolkien's legendarium, Geography of Middle-earth, Tolkien's maps, Cosmology of Tolkien's legendarium...