Krasnu

Krasnu is a fictional location that appears in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. It is described as a region located in the eastern part of Middle-earth. While details about Krasnu are scarce, it is generally understood to be a relatively remote and perhaps sparsely populated area.

The exact geographical boundaries and characteristics of Krasnu are not precisely defined in Tolkien's legendarium. It is mentioned in contexts that suggest it lies beyond the more familiar regions of Eriador or Gondor. Its inhabitants, if any are specifically noted, are not detailed. The name itself, "Krasnu," has a sound that might evoke a sense of a less civilized or more wild territory.

In the broader tapestry of Tolkien's world-building, Krasnu serves as a marker for the eastern periphery. It contributes to the sense of a vast and unexplored world, hinting at lands and peoples that lie beyond the direct narrative focus of the main stories. Its absence of detailed description allows for the imagination to fill in the gaps, suggesting a place of potential mystery or adventure for those who might venture into it.