Leóntarion

Leóntarion is a character from J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium, appearing in his posthumously published works, particularly The Silmarillion. He is a figure of the First Age of Middle-earth, a descendant of the Noldor, one of the Elven kindreds who journeyed from the Undying Lands to Middle-earth. Leóntarion's lineage connects him to prominent Elven houses, though specific details of his immediate family are not extensively elaborated in the available texts.

His role in the history of the First Age is primarily linked to the Wars of Beleriand, a series of prolonged conflicts between the Elves and the Dark Lord Morgoth. Like many Noldor of his time, Leóntarion would have been involved in the struggle to reclaim the Silmarils, the precious jewels crafted by Fëanor that were stolen by Morgoth. While not a central figure like Fëanor himself or his sons, Leóntarion is counted among the warriors and lords who participated in these epic battles. His name appears in genealogies and lists of those who fought against Morgoth's forces. The lore suggests he met his end during one of these many conflicts, a common fate for many Elves who waged war in Beleriand during that turbulent era. His story, though brief, contributes to the broader tapestry of Elven history and their enduring resistance against the darkness in the First Age.