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''Author: Atarah al'Norahn''
 
''Author: Atarah al'Norahn''
  
 
==General==
 
==General==
  
Aemon al Caar al Thorin was a king of [[Manetheren]] during the [[Trolloc Wars]]. He was married to [[Eldrene ay Ellan ay Carlan]]. His father was [[Caar al'Thorin al'Toren|Caar]], and his grandfather was [[Thorin al Toren al Ban|Thorin]] ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|TEotW, Ch. 9]]).
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Aemon al Caar al Thorin was a king of [[Manetheren]] during the [[Trolloc Wars]]. He was married to [[Eldrene ay Ellan ay Carlan]]. His father was [[Caar al'Thorin al'Toren|Caar]], and his grandfather was [[Thorin al Toren al Ban|Thorin]] ({{teotw|9}}).
  
Aemon was fearless, and had a courageous heart ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|TEotW, Ch. 9]]).
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Aemon was fearless and had a courageous heart ({{teotw|9}}).
  
 
==Timeline==
 
==Timeline==
  
* The men of Manetheren win a victory at the Field of Bekkar. Hearing that an army of [[Trollocs]] is moving against Manetheren, they march day and night until they reach their homeland, prepared to defend it ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|TEotW, Ch. 9]]).
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* The men of Manetheren win a victory at the [[Field of Bekkar]], also know as the Field of Blood. Hearing that an army of [[Trollocs]] was moving against Manetheren, they marched day and night until they reached their homeland, prepared to defend it ({{teotw|9}}).
  
* Aemon sends out messengers asking for help in defending Manetheren against the Trollocs. He is promised help if his men can hold out for three days ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|TEotW, Ch. 9]]).
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* Aemon sends out messengers asking for help in defending Manetheren against the Trollocs. He is promised help if his men can hold out for three days ({{teotw|9}}).
  
* Even though the odds should have overwhelmed Manetheren within an hour, they held out for nine days, and on the tenth, Aemon knows that he had been betrayed by his allies and that no help is coming ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|TEotW, Ch. 9]]).
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* Even though the odds should have overwhelmed Manetheren within an hour, they held out for nine days, and on the tenth, Aemon knew that he had been betrayed by his allies and that no help was coming ({{teotw|9}}).
  
* Knowing that no help is coming, Aemon crosses the Tarendrelle, burning the bridges behind him, and tells his people to flee, but instead, the people of Manetheren, even the civilians, band together to fight off the Trollocs ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|TEotW, Ch. 9]]).
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* Knowing that no help is coming, Aemon crossed the [[River Taren|Tarendrelle]], destroying the bridges behind him, and told his people to flee. Instead, the people of Manetheren, even the civilians, banded together to fight off the Trollocs ({{teotw|9}}).
  
* Aemon dies during the battle. Eldrene, feeling his death, uses the One Power to destroy the Trolloc army, thus saving the rest of Manetheren ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|TEotW, Ch. 9]]).
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* Aemon died during the battle. Eldrene felt his death and used the [[One Power]], surely aided by a sa'angreal, to destroy the Trolloc army, saving the people of Manetheren but destroying the city, leaving nothing but its [[Waygate]] ({{teotw|9}}).
  
 
==Miscellaneous==
 
==Miscellaneous==
  
* The site where [[Emond's Field]] is located used to be known as "Aemon's Field". It is where Aemon and the men of Manetheren made their last stand ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|TEotW, Ch. 9]]; TWoRJTWoT).
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* The site where [[Emond's Field]] is located used to be known as "Aemon's Field". It is where Aemon and the men of Manetheren made their last stand ({{teotw|9}}; TWoRJTWoT).
  
* Aemon's personal war cry was "''Carai an Ellisande''", which means "For the honor of the Rose of the Sun" ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 18|TEotW, Ch. 18]]; TWoRJTWoT).
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* Aemon's personal war cry was "''Carai an Ellisande''", which means "For the honor of the Rose of the Sun" ({{teotw|18}}; TWoRJTWoT).
  
* When [[Mat]] uses Aemon's ancient battle cry without knowing what it means, [[Perrin]] later says that maybe Mat is Aemon come back again ([[The Eye of the World: Chapter 19|TEotW, Ch. 19]]).
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* When [[Mat]] uses Aemon's ancient battle cry without knowing what it means, [[Perrin]] later says that maybe Mat is Aemon come back again ({{teotw|19}}).
  
* Mat has a memory of leading Manetheren against Trollocs. It is possible that his memory comes from Aemon ([[The Dragon Reborn: Chapter 19|TDR, Ch. 19]]).
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* Mat has a memory of leading Manetheren against Trollocs. It is possible that his memory comes from Aemon ({{teotw|19}}).
  
* During the Trolloc Wars, there was a group of men named "''Shen an Calhar''", or "The Band of the Red Hand", who guarded Aemon himself ([[The Fires of Heaven: Chapter 51|TFoH, Chapter 51]]; TWoRJTWoT).
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* During the Trolloc Wars, there was a group of men named "''Shen an Calhar''", or "[[Band of the Red Hand|The Band of the Red Hand]]", who guarded Aemon himself ({{tfoh|51}}; TWoRJTWoT).
  
 
==Quotes==
 
==Quotes==
  
"Their King was Aemon al Caar al Thorin, Aemon son of Caar son of Thorin, and Eldrene ay Ellan ay Carlan was his Queen. Aemon, a man so fearless that the greatest compliment for courage any could give, even among his enemies, was to say a man had Aemon's heart." ([[Moiraine]] to the people of Emond's Field; [[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|The Eye of the World, Chapter 9]]).  
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"Their King was Aemon al Caar al Thorin, Aemon son of Caar son of Thorin, and Eldrene ay Ellan ay Carlan was his Queen. Aemon, a man so fearless that the greatest compliment for courage any could give, even among his enemies, was to say a man had Aemon's heart." ([[Moiraine]] to the people of Emond's Field; {{teotw2|Chapter 9}}).  
  
"Aemon crossed the Tarendrelle," Moiraine told them, "destroying the bridges behind him. And he sent word throughout his land for the people to flee, for he knew the powers with the Trolloc horde would find a way to bring it across the river. Even as the word went out, the Trolloc crossing began, and the soldiers of Manetheren took up the fight again, to buy with their lives what hours they could for their people to escape." (Moiraine to the people of Emond's Field; [[The Eye of the World: Chapter 9|The Eye of the World, Chapter 9]]).
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"Aemon crossed the Tarendrelle," Moiraine told them, "destroying the bridges behind him. And he sent word throughout his land for the people to flee, for he knew the powers with the Trolloc horde would find a way to bring it across the river. Even as the word went out, the Trolloc crossing began, and the soldiers of Manetheren took up the fight again, to buy with their lives what hours they could for their people to escape." (Moiraine to the people of Emond's Field; {{teotw2|Chapter 9}}).
  
 
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Latest revision as of 10:37, 21 March 2019

A similar entry appears in the Wheel of Time Companion confirming the information available in the main story arc.


Author: Atarah al'Norahn

General

Aemon al Caar al Thorin was a king of Manetheren during the Trolloc Wars. He was married to Eldrene ay Ellan ay Carlan. His father was Caar, and his grandfather was Thorin (TEotW, Ch. 9).

Aemon was fearless and had a courageous heart (TEotW, Ch. 9).

Timeline

  • The men of Manetheren win a victory at the Field of Bekkar, also know as the Field of Blood. Hearing that an army of Trollocs was moving against Manetheren, they marched day and night until they reached their homeland, prepared to defend it (TEotW, Ch. 9).
  • Aemon sends out messengers asking for help in defending Manetheren against the Trollocs. He is promised help if his men can hold out for three days (TEotW, Ch. 9).
  • Even though the odds should have overwhelmed Manetheren within an hour, they held out for nine days, and on the tenth, Aemon knew that he had been betrayed by his allies and that no help was coming (TEotW, Ch. 9).
  • Knowing that no help is coming, Aemon crossed the Tarendrelle, destroying the bridges behind him, and told his people to flee. Instead, the people of Manetheren, even the civilians, banded together to fight off the Trollocs (TEotW, Ch. 9).
  • Aemon died during the battle. Eldrene felt his death and used the One Power, surely aided by a sa'angreal, to destroy the Trolloc army, saving the people of Manetheren but destroying the city, leaving nothing but its Waygate (TEotW, Ch. 9).

Miscellaneous

  • The site where Emond's Field is located used to be known as "Aemon's Field". It is where Aemon and the men of Manetheren made their last stand (TEotW, Ch. 9; TWoRJTWoT).
  • Aemon's personal war cry was "Carai an Ellisande", which means "For the honor of the Rose of the Sun" (TEotW, Ch. 18; TWoRJTWoT).
  • When Mat uses Aemon's ancient battle cry without knowing what it means, Perrin later says that maybe Mat is Aemon come back again (TEotW, Ch. 19).
  • Mat has a memory of leading Manetheren against Trollocs. It is possible that his memory comes from Aemon (TEotW, Ch. 19).

Quotes

"Their King was Aemon al Caar al Thorin, Aemon son of Caar son of Thorin, and Eldrene ay Ellan ay Carlan was his Queen. Aemon, a man so fearless that the greatest compliment for courage any could give, even among his enemies, was to say a man had Aemon's heart." (Moiraine to the people of Emond's Field; The Eye of the World, Chapter 9).

"Aemon crossed the Tarendrelle," Moiraine told them, "destroying the bridges behind him. And he sent word throughout his land for the people to flee, for he knew the powers with the Trolloc horde would find a way to bring it across the river. Even as the word went out, the Trolloc crossing began, and the soldiers of Manetheren took up the fight again, to buy with their lives what hours they could for their people to escape." (Moiraine to the people of Emond's Field; The Eye of the World, Chapter 9).