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Old 06-01-2012, 08:19 AM   #1
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The Dunedain of the North and of the South

Aragorn can rightly claim to be direct decendant through 39 generations to Isildur. No weakening of the blood have apparently occurred in the north. The south on the other hand appears to have suffered from this by the mere fact when the last king died there were no direct descendants who could claim the throne. Stewards had to take their place. Why is this really? Where the northerners more careful with whom they married and than the southerners?
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