argonnissa

Argonnissa is a fictional geographical 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. Little detailed information is provided about Argonnissa in Tolkien's published writings, but it is generally understood to be a relatively remote and sparsely populated area. Its exact boundaries and internal geography are not clearly defined, suggesting it serves more as a background element rather than a focal point of the narrative.

The name Argonnissa itself is derived from Tolkien's invented languages, reflecting his meticulous world-building. While not a prominent setting for major events in *The Lord of the Rings* or *The Hobbit*, its mention implies a broader, unexplored world beyond the main areas of conflict and adventure. Some scholars and fans have speculated about its potential inhabitants and history, drawing inferences from the broader context of Middle-earth's geography and lore. However, such discussions remain largely theoretical due to the limited textual evidence. Argonnissa contributes to the sense of vastness and depth in Tolkien's imagined world, suggesting that many places and peoples exist beyond the scope of the stories told.