The History of Mordor | Lord of the Rings Lore | Middle-Earth
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2020
- The Land of Mordor was the infamous realm of Sauron, a place of darkness and evil and the home to some of the most iconic battles and events of Middle-Earth. In today's episode we'll be exploring the story of this land, from its early history in the days of Morgoth to its fate in the Fourth Age.
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Nice fella that Sauron. Always creating jobs 👍
It's good that you're not deluded by Elvish propaganda
I've brought peace, jobs and technology to my new empire.
Not only jobs, but a equal opportunity employer. Good Guy Sauron 😍
@@tarmairon431 Your new empire? 🤨
Hes doing alright for a black guy
"One does not simply explain the history of Mordor..."
Except GeekZone. Masterfully done as always
Thanks Andrew, I appreciate it buddy! :)
@@GeekZoneMT love your videos :)
Gay
The beach resorts on the Sea of Nurnen is where Sauron and the Nazgul kicked back and relaxed for vacation. Loads of honeys and I heard the party never stops!
Everyone needs a break sometimes ;)
And at night they're lit by a giant lava lamp.
Where meat is always on the menu.
LOL
@@gabrielpacana8596 Lol
The main difference between Morgoth and Sauron in their style of dwelling was that both Utumno ("Hell") and Angband were fortresses dug into mountains and then down deep into the earth; Morgoth used Arda itself as his shield in all times, and ever preferred to dwell in the darkness of the lands into which he infused so much of his great power. Sauron, however, was more ostentatious, as were his servants. The fortresses of Carn Dum and Barad-dur were mighty and towering displays of dark and cruel power and strength, that rose high above those who approached in dark majesty, and dread - and to a lesser degree so were all the fortresses of Sauron. The Maiar who had been known as Mairon had an ego, and a sick love for lording himself over and terrifying others and it showed in how he preferred to present himself vs his old master; for Morgoth was always more cunning than Sauron, more willing to hide his works so as to do the greatest evil work with them at just the right moment.
I think this was a great weakness of Sauron, and that Utumno, and Angband probably put Barad-dur to shame.
Especially utumno put barad dur to shame utumno was hell
Morgoth is my favorite villan ever he is so powerful
@@farahahmed8201 Easily my favourite as well. Tolkien really established, for me, the baseline of what makes a great villain, with his various villainous characters and their different modes of operation and motivations. Melkor the Morgoth will forever reign number 1 in my mind as far as evil beings in fantasy.
@@mrsardonicus513 agreed
Not only that but they wanted different things. Morgoth wanted to corrupt and destroy. Sauron wanted to rule and enforce his "perfect order". Ones a Destroyer and the other a Tyrant.
Hey friends, I've used a new setup and mic to record this video, so it might sound a bit different to my past recordings. It still requires some fine tuning, and so hopefully the quality will keep improving in the coming weeks! I'd also love to hear your thoughts on Mordor; Do you think this land ever recovered after the War of the Ring? And how did the fortress of Barad-Dur compare with Utumno and Angband, the fortresses of Morgoth?
*ALSO* I forgot to mention that I'll be posting another video on Mordor in the few weeks, discussing its locations and geography cause the topic was too vast to cover in a single video!
I think maybe the land didn’t recover because like it says in the books that after the Sauron was defeated the world never recovered until it was made again but it also could become like it was before morgoth destroyed because he and Sauron where gone. Love your videos I didn’t’t no that morgoth destroyed Mordor so thank for the video
Well done again
I have been waiting for this kind of vid for a verry long time
The best video on till now
And i like the background music
Thanks Crowley my friend!
Mhm good point, I feel it would always be scarred to a certain degree :(
Finally the episode I wanted
Hopefully the wait will be worth it :)
i feel that way about each one that comes out.
Due to the volcanic ash of Mount Doom, I think it is very likely at least the eastern and southern areans of Mordor, around Lake Nurn, would become a very beautiful place over time. The soil is likely very rich and the people who were given that land for their own would have no problem growing food with the smokes and darkness and foulness of Sauron and his servants departed from that land. I do not think, however, that the lands surrounding Barad-dur would likely have recovered and would remain a dangerous place of pits, and heat from the earth, and perhaps fumes still from the fire that had fueled Amon Amarth.
Such A Long Comment Is Quite Underrated
Build me an army worth of The Shire.
~Frodo, the Lord of the Rings.
Sauron's greatest attribute was his patience. He knew that if he could not destroy someone by might, he could take his time, corrupt them slowly or watch them ruin themselves over time, because his will was immovable as adamant he could wait, he would be there when they had weakened to try again. That more than anything else made him deadlier than nearly any other enemy.
Yeah, I actually think that he was more patient and cunning than Morgoth
Sauron is Palpatine of ancient times
Make the rings of power (and the One Ring), watch the wielders die or wither away one by one, profit.
Sauron could have easily been eating popcorn over centuries watching this.
Thanks for explaining how Sauron fed his subjects.
I have often pondered this.
You're welcome buddy! Discussing the various resource management in Middle-Earth might actually be quite an interesting topic :)
@@GeekZoneMT yes please. The logistics of training, maintaining, feeding, supplying an army of that size would be incredible
I like how morgoth destroyed the land of shadow and what it could of been before morgoth destroyed it
Yeah, it's quite cool how he kind of passed on his legacy to Sauron by creating Mount Doom, since it played such a significant part in his sorceries and power :)
In the land of Mordor where the shadows lie.
We bear our banners aloft, boots like drums.
Our cadence quick, our countenance dire.
For who in this dark, dream-haunted land dares.
Resist the righteous flame of wrath.
And doom themselves to despair and death?
Mordor is one of my favorite realms in Middle-Earth and when it comes to playing lotr games, I’ve always wanted to visit it. It’s the reason why I love Shadow Of Mordor and War. Even though we know much of it from the films, the realm itself is still unexplored and it’s full of mystery and untold horrors. I hope that we see more of it in the future with Amazon’s lotr series since we’re probably gonna see Sauron’s rise as the Dark Lord. Also, I hope that we get a brief glimpse of Sauron’s ruined form underneath his helmet.
Also, good news!! Thanks to New Zealand’s brilliant efforts in containing Covid-19, production on the series has resumed! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
I’m not actually sure that there is a form “under his helmet”
@@BossGaming-vg6zh according to Tolkien, there was. He said that Sauron’s form at the time of the Last Alliance was tall and humanoid, but not gigantic. After the fall of Numenor, he couldn’t take on a fair form ever again. So, his form that lied underneath his armor was a form of malice and hatred made flesh. The heat that radiated off of it was enough to burn Gil-Galad alive when Sauron held him by the throat.
@@celestialspartan1176 Interesting. Remind me again who was Gil galad?
@@BossGaming-vg6zh the elven king of the Noldor. He and Elendil lead the Last Alliance.
Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky,
Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone,
Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die,
One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them,
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.
Great video! What a treat for the weekend! Keep up the great work and thank you!
Cheers buddy, and thanks for being such an active member of our community! =)
I live for these videos! Finding new uploads of yours on RUclips is better than Christmas morning!
Thanks buddy! At the moment I'm typically posting weekly on Fridays, though I'm not sure if they're always showing up on youtube :)
Hey Carl. I watched all of your videos at least once and I just wanna tell you how amazed I am with your great effort and quality content here. Thank you! Great job as always.
Thanks Enes! It's the least I could do for such a wonderful community! :)
I really enjoyed that. Your voice matched the darkness of the tales so well!
Thanks Lesley! =)
So fascinating, thank you! It would be wonderful to see an episode on Utumno and/or Angband
You're welcome Vanessa! I'll try to include them in future polls! :)
Awesome as always! Thanks for another great video 🙏
You're welcome buddy!
great video! I was always curious to see or know more about the eastern sections of Mordor, especially seeing a massive lake there.
I just want to appreciate all the hard work that you are putting into creating these awesome videos. Im falling in love with Lord of the Rings more and more with each video that you have made. Keep up the good work. LUV YOU :D
Nice video great job narrating it in such detail I like Mordor may be one of my favorite places in Middle Earth!
Been hoping you'd make an episode about Mordor. Thanks GeekZone!
You're welcome buddy! I hope it answered all of your questions! :)
Amazing video! Sauron turned Numenor into Atlantis! And the 13:08 edit is great, because after the troll image it changes to a zoomed-in Gollum who appears bigger than a troll, representing despite trolls' incredible power there isn't a troll as powerful as Gollum. Gollum changed Middle Earth.
Fantastic script and narration. And absolutely beautiful artwork bringing it all to life. Thank you as always for wonderful content.
I appreciate the kind words my friend! Thanks for being a part of this community! :)
Great video as always, thank you for making them 👍👍
You're welcome buddy!
great job!! thanks for making this video
Another excellent video. The research is great. The explication of the material is both clear and intriguing - by which I mean the clarity in no way detracts from the spell cast by strangeness of the material.
And your voice is the icing on the cake. You speak so well and with such a beautiful voice.
I really enjoy your videos and your voice is very calming, another great video
Your videos are really awesome! thank you so much for your content :D
Dude this channel is amazing, i am interested in how this channel have everything about LOTR Lore.
This was great. Very informative!
i came for the lord of the rings lore i stayed because of the voice
Cheers buddy, hopefully the Lore is worth the stay also :P
@@GeekZoneMT it is but your delivery of it elevates it
I wish history class in school was as good as this.
I like how detailed all your videos are. Excellent work 😀👍
Cheers man! We've still got a lot to cover on Mordor though, as its layout and geography are fascinating to learn about! :)
@@GeekZoneMT I'd sure love to see that 😁
Fascinating Video! Offtopic The music gave me Bloodborne nostalgia 😁
great content as always
Thanks Joel! :)
That was incredible. Thank you
OMG! OMG! That's the video I always wanted to listen about. Thanks, Carl.
Awesome video. I learnt so much. Thank you
You're welcome mate!
Great video again! Very interesting.
You're welcome Henni! :)
This was great!!!
I love your channel keep up the great work!!
Thanks Mitch! :)
Btw love ur accent I’ve been wonderin where’s that from... Germany?
Great video !!
I love your videos, you always do a great job.
Appreciate your work.
5:44 dude i can't describe how cool this Sauron form looks... Its just UH
Amon Amarth is also the name of a viking themed melodic death metal band. Tolkien fans as well?
Edit: a Google search confirms it is indeed where they got their name!
Best best video n narration Karl. Soo thankful for your divine articulation n work u put into these creations for benefit of all. Stay blessed ❤❤❤.
Never stop these videos please
A very well worked and very interesting video! My master will be delighted! ^^
Inform your master that I will soon be dedicating an entire episode to his evil glory!
@@GeekZoneMT Ok i warned my lord dude ^^
HIIIIIIIISSSSSSS
Great video! Most interesting area in Middle-Earth in my opinion.
I like to think that even Mordor got a happy ending eventually. Like Minas Morgul, some parts would remain corrupted and inhospitable for quite a while, but the Sea of Nûrnen could flourish I think. Shelob would need a seriously good bug exterminator though. Galadriel might have some elvish bugspray.
Thanks Risen! I think it probably recovered somewhat though it never was fully healed, and the land would always have a degree of corruption :(
@@GeekZoneMT Yes, I agree. A similar situation to Chernobyl I believe
Another fantastic video! Can you please make a video about Mordor’s lands after the final battle?? A kind of extension from he last monitors of this video! Thanks!
Love your content, and as usual, great production! I wanted to ask about the comment you made at (I think) the 13min mark. When describing Sauron's creation of the Olog-Hai you said, "One of these creatures that heard Sauron's call was Gollum...". Is there text it that proposed Gollum might be an Olog, or did I miss hear? I'm finding fascinatingly new info with every re-read, so I wasn't sure if that's alluded to somewhere. Thanks for the channel! Keep it up!
One question. What did Sauron's forces eat during the 7 year siege? It's not like they can grow anything in that toxic environment.
Hmm I'd imagine Barad-Dur would have been stocked on provisions, and perhaps it helped that many of Sauron's servants fell in the Battle of Dagorlad,
I'm not sure orcs need their 5 a day to survive. But it's an interesting question. There were plenty of beasts throughout the plains of Gorgoroth. I believe Orcs were also known to partake in cannibalism.
The real question is how do dwarves feed themselves they can’t solely rely on trade and they certainly won’t be growing anything in there mountains
They eat one thing.
THEMSELVES
@@istolethispfpfromreddit Gothmog must have been peckish!
I've been waiting for this 😀😀😀
I hope you enjoy it buddy!
@@GeekZoneMT I'll be watching as soon as I get in. I think it's the 1st history of mordor video that's been produced.
Great Video!
Cheers Devin! :)
Is Sauron’s ultimate goal when all is said and done to bring Morgoth back to middle earth? Could he pull this off after getting the ring and conquering middle earth? If he had the power to do so would he even do it and succeed power back to his old master? And if he came back would Morgoth be able to defeat Sauron (who has the one ring)?
He definitely remained loyal to his master and promoted Morgoth's worship, though I believe his end goal was to control Middle-Earth and shape it according to his desires. I don't think he would have been able to bring Morgoth back out of the void (and if he managed to do so somehow, I don't believe that they would fight one another) :)
Sharon's ring was a part of his essence, he didn't have more power as a being because of it, but because he could use it as a means to imbue other physical things/beings/structures etc with a part of himself. E.g. making foundations of Barad-Dúr indestructible, enslaving the spirits of others via lesser rings tied to him etc.
And no he could not bring Morgoth back because Morgoth was banished by powers far greater than Sauron's. The Valar are higher beings of power than Sauron and while with enough force and armies he could technically even invade and destroy Amán after he is done with middle earth, he still lacks the, how should I say it... Magical power points to break the spells/banishment of Morgoth, only a being of equal or greater strength to that of the Valar could do it. If Morgoth didn't lose most of his spirit essence and power due to his erroneous ways of wasting it on similar things Sauron did (remember, many of the beings Morgoth made were done by giving them a tiny bit of his own essence and energy e.g. Dragons, Many foul beasts, as he could not create new beings, only Eru can do that, he could only breed them with help of his own spirit essence), he couldn't then be banished as he was still mightier of the Valar and they wouldn't have the power to banish him or he could break free.
Sauron did even worse by imbuing a large part of his essence in the ring, and while the destruction of the ring certainly didn't kill him, it made him weak enough to never be able to remake a physical form in Arda ever again, and he would have most likely just join his master Morgoth in banishment, and the Nazgùl would be free from the ring's influence and would be set free to go to halls of Mandos where they would be judged for their deeds as they were still spirits of men, same like the oathbreakers but weren't remaining because of a broken oath but by being trapped by the ring.
@@egonieser While I agree with your statement that Sauron's power was no match for that of the Valar, I disagree with the one that the ring didn't make him more powerful. In fact Sauron had realized Melkor's mistake of having projected his power into his evil creations, and hereby having slowly lost most of it, and he (and the elves) invented the rings exactly to avoid that mistake! In Tolkien's world all the spiritual beings (the Valar, Maiar, and the elves - I'm not sure about men though) were born with a certain amount of creative ('magic') power that they could use to create/preserve things in the world. But this power never regenerated, so the more and greater things they created, the less power they have left, until they finally ran out of it completely. This was why Varda and Yavanna couldn't recreate the two trees, for example, without the Silmarils. This was why Melkor got weaker and weaker after he had to recreate his evil servants again and again as the Valar kept destroying them. And it was one of the major factors of the decline of the elves and their world too in the 2nd and 3rd ages, as by that time they have left very little creative power to preserve what they still had, not to mention to recreate what they had lost.
Sauron, however, has found a way to overcome this limitation! He developed a 'technology' in the form of the rings of power, that allowed him (and the elves) to regenerate their creative powers! A spiritual being who had a ring of power in his/her possession could spend an infinite amount of creative power without losing any forever, since whatever they created/preserved with the help of their rings didn't lessen their creative power. The rings allowed the power they spent to regenerate! So, while the One Ring didn't make Sauron more powerful on the short term (as it only contained the creative power that he had put into it), it did make him much more powerful on the long term (as it allowed him to use all that power again and again, the power that he could have used only once otherwise). This is why it made sense for Sauron to put most of his creative power into the making of the ring, an act that obviously made him much more vulnerable. And this is why this 'technology' was so alluring for the elves that they cooperated with Sauron in the making of the rings of power despite their doubts regarding his true identity. Because they wanted a regenerating source of creative power above all else in order to stop their own decline and preserve/bring back their former glory! Just what Elrond and Galadriel did in Rivendell and Lothlorien.
And because of the above, after a while, if he ruled Middle Earth for long enough in possession of the rings of power that provided him with unlimited creative power on the long term, I'm not sure that he wouldn't have a chance even against the Valar, who would had spent most of their creative power by that time. I think that this was indeed his plan. And Galadriel, for example, could have achieved the same, if she accepted the ring! With her own creative power + most of Sauron's creative power that he had put into the ring, she'd have been more powerful than Sauron ever was, and with this power always regenerating thanks to the ring, she also might have surpassed even the Valar in power, although not in wisdom. An interesting idea - the whole world ruled by a currupted dark elf queen. :)
@@GeekZoneMT Sauron's loyalty and determination was the most virtuous thing about him, something that parallels with any hero in fiction, especially the fellowship.
Sauron wanted Control and Order. Morgoth wanted the End of All things.
Good stuff 🙌
Loved this one
Glad you enjoyed it Dan!
@@GeekZoneMT you paint a very good picture feels like I'm there keep it up!!
Love this channel
But does it have a pub
The evil version of the Green Dragon
It has restaurants, orcs know what menus are.
"Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys!"
@@lotsofspots would like to see the trip advisor scores for them
@@GeekZoneMT the Grog Dragon?👀
@@GeekZoneMT the Black Dragon, perhaps? (As a reference to Ancalagon)
Nearly 20 min of lotr lore. I love you.
It was so close to being my longest video :'(
Hey cool video man love the bad guys and Sauron is so cool
Cheers mate and yeah the bad guys in LOTR have some seriously epic lore!
@@GeekZoneMT well done again sir!😎
I knew it before I watched this video, but every time it comes up, It amazes me that Amon Amarth has never made a song to my knowledge about Tolkien lore. Not even about the Rohirrim.
One of your awesome and perfect videos....besides Tulkas is still waiting for a video about himself
Thanks buddy, I'll try and cover Tulkas soon! ;)
Thank god i found this channel!
Do a Game of Throne series. You explain everything far better than anyone else
A whole 18 minute lore video? Blessed
The mountain range sectioning off Mordor is hilariously rectangular. 😂
Excellent work on this video. I would like to suggest something maybe a bit different for a future video of yours. Maybe you could look at music that has been inspired by Tolkien? Bands like Led Zeppelin, Rush, Blind Guardian, Wind Rose and many others have drawn inspiration from Tolkien's work and it might be cool to take a look at? I am not sure how you would go about it but it's just a thought.
Amazing
Hey Geekzone I have a video idea for you! Could make a video detailing the history of Laketown before and after the reclaiming of Erebor? Love your channel so much keep up the amazing work!!!
"Black Knights of Sauron
You're made of Iron
Black Knights of Mordor
Wear...one eyed SHIELDS"
Great videp
Cheers mate!
Great video
Thanks buddy!
@@GeekZoneMT no problem just keep up the great work
i really like that art at 2:36
I had a dream last night that I was actually in Mordor in the third age, I was at the base of Amon Amarth and was just a little east of the tower of baradur.
Was pretty neat was able to look around and see the surface of Mordor for myself.
Future ideas
- What did the ring do to bilbos mental state ?
- what happened to berin in the mountains of terror?
- Smaug vs Durins Bane , who would win ?
- fell beast vs Shelob , who would win?
- Eomir backstory
- wargs explained
- what happened to the vampires and werewolves in middle earth
- what was Gandalf doing between the hobbit and lotr?
- what if Aragorn ended up with Eowen and not Arwen?
Hi, any chance for an episode about Fangorn Forest, "evil" Ents or hobbits husbandry (cow's races etc. - I think Tolkien did respond to some farmer fan once about this topic but not sure where) and gardening?
Thanks for all of the videos so far :)
The loredor or mordor.
Gold comment, maybe I'll cast a ring with it later
@@ldx8492 a nipple ring?
Where the shadows lie
Which music are you using at the start of this video? I could swear I've heard it before and I just can't seem to find the source.
I like the WoW music in the background. ( At least I think thats what it is)
How can anyone dislike these videos
Amon Amarth is also the name of a pretty good metal band from Sweden.
Thought i was the only one who knew
@@leonbriski5929 well good news. You are not alone
What game is the clips from? I have seen many of your videos, and it looks super cool. Sorry if its a dumb question.
A great video 👍. I think Morgoths fortresses of Angband and Utumno were more powerful and larger (deeper) than Barad Dur...since EVERYTHING in the 1st age is extremely strong compared to the 2nd and 3rd ages... Even the elves. So if Angband was almost indestructible by them then, then it must've been really powerful.
Please do a video on the tower of bara dur
I approve the dark realm of mordor
Must admit I always thought the Black Uruks and Uruk-hai where different until recently, still when I read the books I get that feeling but in many places it is stated they are interchangeable.
hmm I think they did differ a bit, especially when we consider their behavior and stature
And now, Dear Friends, a brief excerpt from The Lay of Bindle-Stiff (with apologies to Professor Tolkien):
Bindle-Stiff was a Hobo King.
. . .
But sudden he did skip town
And no one knows where he was bound.
For into darkness fell his tree.
In Dee Cee where the shadows be.
p.s. The new microphone sounds good.
Cheers man, I still gotta get comfortable with it though, was quite an anxious recording! :)
Would like to see the other side of Mordor. Nurnen. Aside from the slavery, there necessarily had to be a functioning society there. Likely multi-species. Given the volcanic runoff, its likely that the farmland there was some of, if not the best place to grow food in middle earth. The idea that the entiwves were found and taken there as agricultural slaves in the 2nd age is also somewhat intriguing. Maybe the new amazon show will feature Nurnen at some point.
Could you make an episode of Automno Morgoth’s fortress
The Witch Kings power came through a Ainor Gandalf was an Ainor. Would have liked to see that battle. Another epic battle forced on Gandalf.
How the hell did golum take 9 years of torchering to say where is the ring?
*9 years is a fu*king long time and being torchered for that long is just unreal*
Well eventually his nerves would die and he would not feel anything
That doesnt really make sence with the movie where he screams out those words in pain
But i dont know how it is in the books bcs i havent read them
Also he felt pain often when fighting Frodo and Sam
Numenor was destroyed by Eru Iluvatar as a response to the invasion of Valinor on Aman. Iluvatar sent the hills and mountains crashing down on the Numenorean army, killing their king and all its men. Then he swallowed Numenor in a great wave of destruction that killed Sauron. Only a few Numenoreans survived, and those were the devout worshippers of Iluvatar, who settled in Arda and established the two houses of Gondor and Arnor.
The fact that he can use LOTRO footage says something great about that game.
What is the name of this music on 2:22 ?