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This is the first Middle-Earth family tree I put together. It's a compilation of the four trees at the back of The Silmarillion.

Added are some of the Edain mentioned in the index of characters in that book: the line from Bëor to Bregor, from Marach to Hador (with Amlach and Imlach added in), and the ancestors of Halmir.

Also added is a summary of the Númenorean family tree based on Appendix A in The Lord of the Rings. The full Númenorean family tree would have 70 generations, and would not fit on a computer screen at any legible resolution. I've tried to include all the important characters in the Akallabêth, and to show the relationships between them. The boxes with numbers, obviously, are the short forms. "Rulers and Princes" means that some of the men in the line of descent from, say, Tar-Meneldur to Ar-Sakathor were not themselves Kings of Númenor, but were younger sons whose sons inherited the scepter of Númenor from their childless uncles.

~MirachRavaia has a tree which does include all the Númenoreans (and the line of Eorl and the Stewards of Gondor).

Just for fun, there are transcriptions of this tree into tengwar: in the mode of Beleriand , and in the mode of Gondor .

The tree is assembled with MetaPost. Clicking the "Download" button will get you a PDF file which may be arbitrarily resized.

Description
This is the first Middle-Earth family tree I put together. It's a compilation of the four trees at the back of The Silmarillion.

Added are some of the Edain mentioned in the index of characters in that book: the line from Bëor to Bregor, from Marach to Hador (with Amlach and Imlach added in), and the ancestors of Halmir.

Also added is a summary of the Númenorean family tree based on Appendix A in The Lord of the Rings. The full Númenorean family tree would have 70 generations, and would not fit on a computer screen at any legible resolution. I've tried to include all the important characters in the Akallabêth, and to show the relationships between them. The boxes with numbers, obviously, are the short forms. "Rulers and Princes" means that some of the men in the line of descent from, say, Tar-Meneldur to Ar-Sakathor were not themselves Kings of Númenor, but were younger sons whose sons inherited the scepter of Númenor from their childless uncles.

~MirachRavaia has a tree which does include all the Númenoreans (and the line of Eorl and the Stewards of Gondor).

Just for fun, there are transcriptions of this tree into tengwar: in the mode of Beleriand , and in the mode of Gondor .

The tree is assembled with MetaPost. Clicking the "Download" button will get you a PDF file which may be arbitrarily resized.