Calimehtar
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| The Heirs of Anárion |
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| Part of The Lord of the Rings |
| Kings of Gondor |
| Meneldil · Cemendur · Eärendil |
| Anardil · Ostoher · Rómendacil I |
| Turambar · Atanatar I · Siriondil |
| Falastur · Eärnil I · Ciryandil |
| Hyarmendacil I · Atanatar II · Narmacil I |
| Calmacil · Rómendacil II · Valacar |
| Eldacar · Aldamir · Hyarmendacil II |
| Minardil · Telemnar · Tarondor |
| Telumehtar · Narmacil II · Calimehtar |
| Ondoher · Eärnil II · Eärnur |
| Kings of the Reunited Kingdom |
| Aragorn II · Eldarion |
| The House of Isildur |
Calimehtar is a fictional character in J. R. R. Tolkien's universe of Middle-earth. Calimehtar was born in 1736 T.A. and became the thirtieth King of Gondor in 1856 T.A. after his father Narmacil II was killed by the Wainriders.
He gained fame by avenging his fathers death in a battle at Dagorlad, the help of the rebelling people of Rhovanion (under Easterling rule at that time) was essential for the great victory Gondor won. As a monument to his victory he built the White Tower which originally bore his name in Minas Anor.
He died in 1936 Third Age and was succeeded by his son Ondoher.
| Preceded by Narmacil II |
Kings of Gondor | Succeeded by Ondoher |
