prophecy

https://lotr.fandom.com/wiki/War_of_Wrath?so=search In the article on this site, it is written that Turin killed Ancalagon in the Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth chapter of the book Morgoth's Ring. Is this really true? I looked at the PDF of the book a lot and did not see such a prophecy and...

Many people say that Andrethin's prophecy about Turin was one of Tolkien's last writings. He even died 6 months after he wrote it. Are these true?

As you all know, Turin fights in the war of wrath in the prophecy of Andreth. But is this prophecy canon? Is this prophecy really included in the story?

Hi. So I was thinking about when at the end of RoTK Saruman's parting words to Frodo are" Do not expect me to wish you health or long life. You will have neither. But that is not my doing. I only foretell." Is there any truth to this statement or is he just trying to get a rise out of Frodo. If...

Reading through the Silmarillion and the Histories, there's a running theme on the Valar's prophecy of Earendil, and how they won't aid Middle Earth in the First Age until a very specific condition is met: one person representing both Men & Elves reaches their island and begs for aid. As you...

Would Túrin really return from the dead and kill Morgoth? This prophecy has long roots. From The Book of Lost Tales II: Turambar and the Foalókë Then it changed again in the Sketch of the Mythology or 'earliest Silmarillion'. From The Shaping of Middle-Earth: The Earliest Silmarillion Now...

Unfinished Tales Thus Gwindor spoke. How do you suppose the Elves of Nargothrond prophecied this? And when they did do you think that they thought it would be one of the Edain? Do you think that they even thought that the messenger would be guided by a Silmaril? What do you think of this...