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Manwë (Blessed One) was King of the Valar, husband of Varda, brother of the Melkor. He was also known as Súlimo, Mânawenûz, or Valahiru,and lived atop Mount Taniquetil, the highest mountain of the world. The winds and airs were his servants.

Finarfin is the youngest son of Finwe and Indis, and the remaining King of the Noldor in Valinor. He is said to be the fairest and wisest of the Noldor, and one of the most powerful elves in all of Arda.

He married Earwen, daughter of Olwe, King of the Teleri. They had five children: Finrod, Orodreth, Angrod, Aegnor, and Galadriel. He and his children inherited the golden hair from his mother of the Vanyar, so his house was sometimes called "The Golden House of Finarfin."

Fingolfin was the younger half brother of Feanor, younger brother of Findis, and older brother of Irime and Finarfin. His married Anaire and they had Fingon, Turgon, Aredhel, and Argon.

Feanor, born to King Finwe and Miriel of the Noldor, was born in Valinor and known as a craftsman, gem-smith, warrior and most of all, as the maker of the Silmarils.

He was described as the mightiest of all elves to ever live, in countenance, understanding, skill and subtlety. However, he was also selfish and proud, and his actions led to his family's downfall.

Finwe was born in Cuivienen, during the years of the trees, and is a descendant of Tata and Tatie. Finwe was the ambassador for the Noldor, and traveled with Orome to Valinor, and then advocated to his people that they go to Valinor to live. He then became the king of the Noldor elves.

Finwe with his second wife, Indis.

Imin was the first of the elves to wake up at Cuivienen, and the forefather of the Vanyar.

He was described as arrogant and he claimed the smallest group of elves, only 12.