Valwë
Valwë was the father of Lindo, the keeper of the Cottage of Lost Play on Tol Eressëa, according to the early version of the legendarium in The Book of Lost Tales.
History
Valwë followed the Vala Noldorin back to the Great Lands after the Fall of Gondolin in order to free the Gnomes who lived there under the thralldom of Melko. However, both Noldorin and Valwë were overwhelmed in the Battle of Tasarinan.
Evidently he survived the battle, since it was mentioned afterwards by Lindo his son that he settled on Tol Eressëa among other figures such as Tulkastor (the father of Vairë) and Ingil (the son of Inwë).
Etymology
The name Valwë is in Qenya. Its Gnomish equivalent is Gwalweg. Patrick H. Wynne has suggested that both appear to mean "the happy (or fortunate) one".
Originally the name of the character was Manwë, though according to Christopher Tolkien that might have merely been a slip on his father's part.
Genealogy
Referencias
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