The Three Elven Rings of Power | Tolkien Explained
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2021
- We are starting a series on the Rings of Power! Beginning with the elves, we will uncover what exactly the powers were of the Three Elven Rings, what made them special compared to the rings of the dwarves and men, and how they were passed on from their creator, Celebrimbor, to Galadriel, Gil-galad (eventually Elrond), and Cirdan (eventually Gandalf). Enjoy this video to learn all about Nenya, the ring of water, Vilya, the ring of air, and Narya, the ring of fire!
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As I work my way through the History of Middle Earth series, these videos are a great resource to remember details I missed or to clarify complex histories that remain spread out in Tolkien's fragments. Its awesome to see the salted pork partnership with Lord of Maps.
Do the seven rings of the dwarves after
I love the rings names, I think they would make great baby names!
My nephew watches all your videos religiously, while I sit back and eat my salted pork. ;)
Why didn't you show the arrival of the blue wizards with the other three?
Will do 🥰.
Also can you do a video on the Waning of the Dúnedain?
How they became lesser with time, and their lifespans, wisdom, stature and strength waned. How they forgot their own architecture (forgetting how to build mighty things like Orthanc, The Rammas Echor, the Black Walls of Minas Tirith, Hornburg etc.
To the point that by the late Third Age, most Gondorian commoners lived a mere 80 to 100 years. The high lords around 110 - 120 at most (the exclusions being the Stewards and his line and those of Dol Amroth (with somewhere around 130 - 135 years). Even the Dúnedain of the North, with a mere 130 - 175, the exception being Aragorn with 210 years by the end of his life (still a mere Shadow compared to his ancestors in pre-fall Nûmenor, who lived around 250 - 300 years or the kings with 350 - 450 approx).
Sorry for the testament 😅, it is one of my favorite topics from the Legendarium.
Sauron: "Celebrimbor, where are the three Elven Rings?"
Celebrimbor: "Nenya..."
Sauron: "Yes, Nenya and the others"
Celebrimbor: *leans in*, *whispers* "Nenya business"
lol winning
I'm officially Dead 😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@-_Nuke_-
So is Celebrimbor
I see. The reason why sauron killed him. 😄
*gets impaled in the ass*
It makes sense that Sauron's Ring would be plain in appearance. He hides his malice and power through a Fair Form.
Look fair, feel foul.
@@SeyhawksNow
Gandalf said a shadow fell on his heart when he, Bilbo, and the Dwarves got past the Hithaeglir, though he did not know the cause.
Had that beautifully dark inscription only seen by fire too
doesn't have to look fancy when it's got the kind of power it does
I love how with Tolkien's elves versus other fantasy, instead of being so magical and immortal that they show an indifference to physical and temporal things, are more bound to the world and sensitive to its decay. Humans in contrast are more free and spared from weariness, due to their mortality and the mysterious fate of their spirits beyond the world. Also, has anyone else theorized a connection between the elven rings and the preserving nature of salted pork?
Well that's because many other fantasy elves are very weak copies of tolkien elves
I wanted to say it charitably since they helped me find Tolkien eventually, but yeah I agree. Those elven races usually focus either on the arcane or the nature part, instead of being this nuanced.
@@taylorlewis6931 exactly, they capture the same general vibe and look of tolkein's elves but without any of the depth and complexity
Only one who has done a day's work may be bearer of a ring of power.
Did a hobbit hack your phone for that last bit?
I find the whole "preservation from the decay of time" particularly interesting. It seems that Lothlórien actually exists outside of the normal time-space-continuum. There are a few hints in "The Lord of the Rings" about this fact. For example, the members of the Fellowship don't seem to have an accurate perception of time while they stay there and later Sam discovers that more than a month has gone by despite the fact that they only stayed there for several days. Aragorn tells them that they have experienced time like the elves - as a river that flows both fast and slowly at the same time. Treebeard seems to know about this as well, because he tells the Hobbits that "they stay behind time [in Lórien]".
Frodo seems to be especially perceptive about the extraordinary nature of Lórien (probably because he is the bearer of the One Ring); he describes Rivendell as a place were the memory of the elder days still lives on while in the Naith of Lórien, the elder days actually still continue. Perhaps this difference can be explained by the greater power of Galadriel?
This is a good obversation, which I entirely agree with.
both the Ring of Elrond and the one from Galadriel were very powerfull, however my guess it also depends on the nature of the bearer. Nenya could have been the more powerfull of all - it seems that Celebrimboor meant it to be wield by Galadriel alone ALL TIME (as there are hints of him infatuated with her however he couldn´t do that because she was his aunt and already happily married to Celeborn, so pretty much as Fëanor also got some similar incestuous inspiration of his unfullfilled love-admiration for his niece asking thrice in vain for a locket of her hair [which she actually give much later on THREE freely for Gimli, a rather more worthy and humble nice requester for that, being that another awesome theme to contrast and remember always], and because of it he made the Silmarills, so Celebrimboor did the same with the Rings of Power) - however as Gil-Galaad was the last High King of the Elves and the main wielder of Vilya, the ring was considered then the Mightiest of all, as he use it along his works against Sauron very actively, whereas Galadriel just kept if to hold on to defend her domains.
Later on as, Elrond got Vilya, after Gil-Galaad knew by some vision or hunch, that he was not to survive the Last Alliance fight against Sauron, eventhough he might defeat him anyway, he was the next wielder but for sure, himself being actually a Half-Elf, not being close in all to the former bearer of the Ring who at once time, indeed have acheived a more mighty level of power than the Ring of Galadriel, because he was the High King then. So when the time of the Lord of the Rings story came, the relevance of Vilya was much of a legend after Gil-Galaad but not on true actual time since Elrond use it. Galadriel in other hand, now she didn´t have anything to rival her power, and mastered the use of the mightyness of Nenya at full lenght - thus also that way was how she got a hard trial when meeting the One Ring and almost nearly fall on the temptation to get it on her power too, though in the end, she succeded to overcome that trial, once more becoming worthy for returning to Valinor and acknowledging she must do that since her own power by her ring will be over some little time as long Frodo succeded his task. However, she wasn´t named a High Queen to rule all the High Elve lineages, eventhough she could have claimed it, and the power and the heritage rightfull to do it, but she accepted just the fate to not do it - maybe she was very haunted with memories on how all her family close-relatives who wanted power got doomed because of it, specially Fëanor and Celebrimboor in different ways for each one, so she didn´t seeked for it, untill the very end at the trial set by Frodo and the One Ring, which she succeded to avoid it once for all finishing the curse set on her family by the Valar.
It seems there are some very antifeministic and very traditional conservative views about females when wielding power, about how they shouldn´t seek power on the same way as males do, eventhough they might be into a position of power earned legally by her own as one last resource finding themselves into that by others and by chance, not by their own will, which is a very true patriarchally traditional condesendant-protective way, fearing that if Galadriel seeked and acheived actively power on her own, she could be another form of evil potential even more dangerous and troublesome than Sauron or all the other male-menances at the story, as totally unleashing a more true unnatural wild force to action to which anyone is prepared to fight properly against it - some very missogynic fear upon the unexpectedly-convoluted and darker-mysterious way of thinking of female brain broking out of logics and reason when totally wild of full passionate instincts on a position of power, and not wisdom to self-moderate themselves. It´s very interesting how the more uncanny dangerous foes of all Tolkien work are females: Ungoliant, Shelob, Queen Beruthine of Gondor (with her cats) and of course, this dark Galadriel alternative-future version hinted to be.
It seems that Tolkien idea, was very in tune with older classical traditional views, consolidated during his childhood and teenage years at late Victorian and the whole Edwardian ages of England, and over-all before WWI start at 1914, henceforth he though of women not seeking political-social power by their own will, neither seeking for more political-social power if they were already by change or chosen by others - men - on trust for that role, on a political-social appointment before. (He was somewhat also a bit rightfull on the more recent developments of feministic waves of their ideology, eventhough for a big while he has been proven also wrong on that conservative view.)
Or it could have been a property of Galadriel, a noldor who saw the light of the trees in vain or, a being who saw the silmarils and who fought against melkor the morgoth
@@CannabisDreams I always loved how she addressed him in the Hobbit trillogy to Sauron just as a "servant of Morgoth" which is actually a way to disminish his own power exposing him as a shade of the actual greater evil power already defeated before, and eventhough that scene of she confronting and expelling him from Dol-Guldur was a great addition to the Tolkien's lore adaptation on its own.
@@lhadzyan7300 Where are you even getting your third paragraph musings from? Galadriel WAS pretty much queen of her domain, much like Elrond. Everyone who might try to wield the One Ring is shown to be corrupted by it, except maybe Tom Bombadil, not just Galadriel (for instance Gandalf also denied it, just as she did, fearing corruption). Also pretty much all the characters who actually did fall to the Rings' corruption were male. Ungoliant and Shelob weren't just female, they also weren't human - so reading some sort of message about humanity into them is a stretch. Almost all the bad guys in LOTR are male, with Queen Beruthine being one of the only exceptions. How all this adds up to an "antifeministic" narrative is beyond me.
“Evil cannot create anything new, it can only spoil and destroy what good forces have invented and created.”
-JRR Tolkien
No she's the one witch I need her tell her to see my manager 😂
It wasn’t until I started watching this and other Tolkien videos that I realized something about the elven realms of the Third Age; they don’t have any obvious fortifications. Geography aside, Rivendell and Lothlorien seem completely open compared the defensive structures built by dwarves and men, yet the ring bearers were able to keep them safe from enemies without constructed barriers. It’s also why Mirkwood was something of an outlier; Thranduil had no ring at his disposal, so his own halls were much more obviously built as a defensive stronghold.
Great insight!
@@AlejandraCamposGua Thank you. I’ve also done a bunch of editing on the Tolkien Gateway site, and I think part of this observation also came from my work there.
Too bad there weren't two more ring for earth and heart. Then the elves could have used them to summon Captain Planet to fight Sauron .
Captain Midgard
This video went a long way towards clearing up why there's no "Earth" ring, in that they are tied to where the silmarils vanished to. It makes things clearer to me. If it helps any Valentin, it sounds like the ring of fire is also the ring of heart.
@@Dark_Jaguar well ,thanks but I was just joking. I mean come one rings that have the power of the elements ! Someone just had to make a "Captain Planet " joke.
I definitely was thinking about the 2 missing elements haha...
Captain Arda, He's a Hero
Gonna bring Dark Lords to zero
"But they were, all of them, decieved..."
Seem like Annatar was the first one a bit decieved, Celebrimbor making these rings without his influence, thank Eru!
Sauron could dish it out...
Fitting that Elrond bears Vilya the ring of air and his father, Eärendil the Silmaril in the air. Never thought of the 3 rings representing the fates of the 3 Silmarils, but it makes sense and a great bit of connection between Elrond and his father Eärendil. Great video Nerd of the Rings.
I think that all three of the Elven Rings also granted (or enhanced) the power of foresight to their bearers. Vilya, especially, would have been potent in this regard, since I suspect it also granted a limited degree of clairvoyance as well--fitting, considering that there is air everywhere, and it is the Ring of Air.
This power is probably the reason that Vilya ended up in Elrond's hands to begin with; Gil-galad marched into the War of the Last Alliance with the _full prior knowledge_ that, win or lose, he was going to be slain in the final battle at Sauron's hand. The combined powers of foresight and clairvoyance are what makes Elrond seem so all-knowing, despite the fact that he basically never leaves Rivendell, which in turn receives _few_ visitors, and only on _rare_ occasions; he doesn't _need_ to go anywhere to get a solid grasp on the big-picture of the happenings in Middle-Earth. This ring essentially put him on-par with the Elves of _considerably_ older generations, such as Galadriel.
These rings could be why Galadriel reminds Elrond that they foresaw Frodo's life in extreme danger because of the One Ring, and why Elrond could see Arwen's death from heartbreak (although I'm only speaking as a movie-only fan)
I've been trying to understand the three rings a lot more recently, so this is perfect timing aha!
Its beautiful and loaded with a whole world you barely even touch with just the movies , i love these videos.
"As the dominion of man begins, the time of the Elves, and their rings, comes to a close."
That was a beautiful way to end this video!
I have absolutely RAN through all of your videos. Love how you break down all the stories and lore but still make it feel like a narrative story. You truly are the SALTED PORK of youtube channels.
I like how the 3 elven rings (fire, water, and air) correspond to the final fates of the 3 silmarils. One was lost in a fiery chasm. One was thrown into the sea. And the last sails the skies.
No other channel on RUclips captures the imagination and wonder of my childhood like this one. Thank you so very much.
Nice! I had been requesting indepth videos about the rings of power for a while now! Glad to see them finally get made.
Love how informative this channel is, and so glad to get a chance to discover you through Lord of Maps! I admit I came for the salted pork, but I’ll definitely be staying to learn more about my favorite book series 😊
Elrond's Ring gave him the power of tanking all that emotional scars he had through the years.
I kind of love how Cirdan is low key in every video. Like he was just hanging around for the entire history of Middle Earth 😂
Thank you, for bringing us the in depth explanation in each video. Keep up the most excellent work!
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Thanks! And welcome from Instagram! :)
@@NerdoftheRings Thanks!! I’ve seen what I’m guessing are screenshots from your videos on Reddit and now I know the source… I have some catching up to do.
You’re videos are amazing, there so will edited and researched. I just want thank you for giving me an amazing escape from it all I love Tolkien’s world so much and visiting it in you’re Chanel makes me so happy:) thanks again man❤️.
Another great video. I love them all actually. You put in so much detail. It's amazing. If I had to pick witch videos I thought were gold were the morgoth videos.
Love the content 💍, it always has me wanting to do more Tolkien deep dives! Also, love the collab with Lord of Maps! The content you both create is amazing! (just like salted pork).
I love that there are fans who really delve into the lore on this level like you Nerd of the Rings. I’ll have to buy you some salted pork sometime to thank you for your hard work.
I don't know about healing, but the element of air has been connected to clairvoyance and other similar powers in different things that I have read. So maybe the power of Vilya was the ability to use/enhancement of those type of powers. They say knowledge is power after all. Of course, it could (and probably is) something completely different.
This video is everything!!! Thank you for making it! I love anything Elven related!
I bet the 3 rings could last forever if they installed regular anti-Sauron software updates
The code Sauron supplied to Celebrimbor had a back door hidden in it.
Did Cirdan have a beard? In the new books they state that Numenoreans did not have beards, since they are decendendent of elves, yet Cirdan is an Elf and has been stated to have a beard.
Great question! It's something that has somewhat conflicting statements from Tolkien, but it seems most likely that certain elves could only grow beards when they are exceptionally old. Cirdan, having been around since Cuivienen, is the oldest elf ever to have their physical appearance described - at the end of ROTK.
False beard.
@@NerdoftheRings Thanks for answering. Do you think that leaves it open for very old Numenoreans to have beards?
Only 2 elves who had beards came to mind Mahtan father of Nerdanel (wife of Feanor) and Círdan, I believe Círdan was in the 3rd cycle of his life and Mahtan actually grew his at an early age roughly around his 2nd Age cycle.
Cirdan is ‘Ancient’ so why not..??
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As usual you never seized to amazed me. Your videos are amazing, with great information. Please keep this up! Cheers from a huge fan
Another great video! I've been reading the books and watching your videos simultaneously and it's been awesome. I'd love to see you cover the languages of Middle-Earth in future videos! There is PLENTY of material and since Tolkien was a philologist himself, it's a great way to understand his work. Thanks!
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Great video! Really helped me to see more of the beauty in this amazing story!
Here after the series finale
What a brilliant explanation and presentation! Thank you so much for clarifying some of the issues surrounding the rings. Subscribed and extremely well liked - even if there isn't a button for such a thing! Excellent.
Thank you so much for your all of your excellent videos. They're really what inspired me recently to dive deep into the legendarium. Also a sponsor I can totally get behind. The salted pork is particularly good.
Keep up the amazing work!
Such a well produced channel. I just wish I had more time to watch them all!! Lord of Maps needs to start doing local UK maps too!
I really love how you give props to the artists who made the art you use for your videos.
I like how you narrate the story. Easy to understand.
I just want to say that you do such a good job on these videos. Thank you for the amazing content.
I really enjoyed this video. It's a great breakdown of the Three. You do an incredible job of breaking down extremely complex concepts within the works of Middle Earth in 20 minutes or less.
I've always wanted more information on the three. Great presentation!
Thanks so much! The seven, the nine, and the one will be getting their own videos as well!
@@NerdoftheRings Looking forward to it!
And technically, Nenya is made of two elements: mithril and carbon.
BTW, I wonder if the Mouth of Sauron bore one of the surviving Dwarf Rings.
"But they were all of them deceived, for another ring was made."
- Gladriel
Just binged a few of your videos in the wake of finishing the Rings of Power. You're really doing gods work here, friend. Your videos are such a deep-dive into Tolkien's world. Thanks for doing these, they are so inspiring.
Great video, one of the most fascinating LOTR vids I’ve seen in quite some time
Great video! Thanks for making it
Absolutely wonderful overview of the three rings of Elves. Thank you.
awesome vid Matt really enjoyed it
Wait I only recently found this channel because I did a more in depth viewing of the lotr trilogy, and there's newly released lore videos? This is amazing!
This is great, would love to dive into the more fantastical/magical elements of the legendarium
Found this channel by way of lord of maps (salted pork I hear you say lol), and now my day has gotten even better 😊 Can’t wait to watch the rest of your videos ☘️
always love learning more about the depth of tolkien
also i love this collab w salted pork! :)
This content is great - super informative. Well done! I will be coming back for more. Will you please do a video on the lore of salted pork?
I love how Cindar passes the ring to Gandalf: it is not his, but a tool for his mission: not a gift, not for his own defense or power, but for service.
8:10 Agree. If Glorfindel could not help, the ring must be important here.
Great Explanation of the rings.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Hi from Brazil, your videos are AMAZING!! Thanks for the content
We always appreciate your hard work and dedication towards these videos. Love from Sri Lankan fan.
Thanks for clarifying the lore for us! I definitely need to revisit the Silmarilion and other writings- along with salted pork! 😉
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Love the video, please do a video for cirdan! I’m dyeing your learn more about him! 💚
This is my favorite channel for getting more info on this universe. When will there be a salted pork video?….I’ve heard it is particularly good
My wife just asked me about the rings of power yesterday. Glad to have this to refer to!
Very interesting!! 🧐 Thanks for the video! I’m glad I found your channel (and salted pork)
So there is a statement in LotR comparing Lorien to Rivendell which essentially states that the puryfing power of Nenya was much greater than for Vilya. However Rivendell is always considered the place the Hobbits (and most other folk) are most happy and content at which is supporting the theory that Vilya's healing powers were the greatest (altough it is said of all three that they could aid in healing).
Very good video, I'm really looking forward to the one on the dwarven rings 👍
amazing videos bro, thanks.
Such a good video! Another Master Piece!
Wow. that image of Galadriel at 7:30 is the first time I've seen her drawn in a way to capture the beauty she is described as possessing in the books.
I love your videos. Thanks for another great one 👏🏼
Nerd of the rings truly is the most self-appreciating channel name of all time.
Thank you for planning to touch on the other rings! I just finished scouring your channel and was still confused about the dwarven rings
Lol why does Cìrdan look like he should be on the cover of some Harlequin romance novel? Step aside Fabìo, Cìrdan the Shipwright is here with his mast.🔥
Mast of ancient hardwood.
O M G this is the channel I've been looking for !!! I love all this stuff.
Great job explaining. Thanks
Is the music you use in your videos available on RUclips or was it created specifically for your channel? I'd love to be able to listen to it.
I want to know the same thing. I love the music- especially the ending song.
Same
the ending song is Roaming the Fields by Kyle Preston
@@TheMihaiRulz finally!!! Thank you so much
I really love these ring videos! 💕
Can you make a video on "what if Legolas took the One Ring"?
Fantastic video man. This was a gap in my knowledge actually. I was not very aware of the exact power of the three rings.
right off the bat the art is fantastic and well picked! also because I lack subtlety, SALTED PORK! lol well done on the video!
I'm loving this channel so much and trying to get into the lore, but it's hard to know where to start! Like listening to this video, I get lost easily when the lore covers a lot of the people, events, and creatures that I've yet to dive into. Where would be a good place to start on this channel?
Excited to find this channel! My oldest loves all things LOTR right now!
Salted pork.
Great video! Pairs well with salted pork! I always thought Narya's history in the Lord of the Rings was one of the most important yet subtle details to understanding Gandalf's character.
This is great! Always curious about this! Definitely a video worth its weight in salted pork
I found this channel via Lordofmaps, but instantly love it more than salted pork!
Excellent video! Your voice is so calming as well. 😊 I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on the meaning of Nenya being “chief” among the three in contrast to Villya being “mightiest.” 🤓
Looking forward to the video about the lesser rings.
I've never been interested in Lord of the Rings, but your presentation style is amazing! It definitely piqued my interest and kept my attention despite knowing nothing about the lore coming in. I may have a new interest to fill in for my newly kicked salted pork addiction.
Amazing video!
I know your channel has plans for your videos ahead of time. I would just like to ask if you could do more life videos on the Dwarves of Middle-Earth. You guys do an amazing job and am glad I found your channel.
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You should do a what-if type series. There are arguments online about who is more powerful and who would win in a fight, etc. Gandalf vs Glorfindel is a big one. I'd love to hear your analysis on some of these controversial power scale fights.
This is a great explanation! Excited for the next videos! Salted Pork!
Ty for the subtitlles. Love from Brazil.
I hope you maybe make a relics video covering stuff like the Evenstar. Ive always wanted to have a better understanding of its significance and power!
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These videos rock though. I don't have the time anymore to read all of Tolkien's work, but I love the lore! So thank you for making these simple videos for us!
I’m currently watching LOTR movies with my son, so these videos are great at providing additional context as we watch and talk about the movies, characters, places, ect.. Keep up the great videos.
I also checked out lord of maps really great art. Would love to win a map. Salted Pork.
Love your videos man.👍🏻
Awesome video!