Almorhae

Almorhae is a fictional place mentioned in the fantasy novel "The Lords of the Rings" by J.R.R. Tolkien. It is described as a region in the land of Rohan, known for its fertile plains and its importance in the history of the Rohirrim, the horse-lords of Rohan. The name "Almorhae" itself is not extensively detailed within the text, but it is often associated with the early settlement and development of Rohan.

The region is significant as it is one of the areas where the Rohirrim established their kingdoms and developed their culture. It is implied to be a place of historical importance, possibly a site of ancient battles or significant events related to the founding of the kingdom. While not a central location in the main narrative of "The Lords of the Rings," Almorhae represents a part of the broader geography and history of Middle-earth that contributes to the richness of Tolkien's world. Its mention adds depth to the understanding of Rohan's past and its territorial expanse. The exact boundaries and specific characteristics of Almorhae are not precisely defined, leaving some room for interpretation within the established lore.