Borgal

Borgal is a fictional location appearing in the fantasy novel "The Silmarillion" by J.R.R. Tolkien. It is described as a vast and fertile plain located in the northwestern region of Middle-earth. The Borgal plains are known for their rich soil and abundant natural resources, making them a desirable area for settlement.

In the lore of "The Silmarillion," the Borgal plains were part of the lands that were once inhabited by the early Elves during the First Age. These lands were often subject to conflict and upheaval due to the wars against Morgoth, the first Dark Lord. The plains themselves were a significant strategic location, and their control was often contested by various factions.

The exact geographical boundaries and specific historical events tied to Borgal are not extensively detailed, as Tolkien's focus in "The Silmarillion" is primarily on the grander narratives of creation, the Elves, and the conflict against Morgoth. However, the mention of Borgal serves to flesh out the geography and history of the ancient world, providing context for the movements and battles of the Elves and their allies. It represents one of the many landscapes that shaped the early history of Middle-earth.