Legacy īarahir's service to Finrod and House of Finarfin left behind a legacy of respect between the House of Bëor, later generations of Men, and Elves. Barahir's son then escaped Dorthonion after all and lived on to fulfil a great destiny. Beren later slew Gorgol and recovered the Ring of Barahir. Barahir's remains were buried in a cairn by his son at Tarn Aeluin save for his hand which was chopped off by Gorgol, an Orc captain of Morgoth. For her bravery in this, Barahir's wife was known as Emeldir the Man-hearted,įor five years, Barahir led his doomed band of outlaws until FA 460 when they were betrayed to Sauron by Gorlim, a lovesick member of Barahir's outlaw band and Barahir was killed at Tarn Aeluin, along with everyone in his company save for Beren his son, who was gone on an errand for them and thus luckily happened to not be there.

As for his wife Emeldir, she parted from Barahir when she became the leader of the women and children of Bëor's folk that fled Dorthonion. The members of Barahir's outlaw band was his son Beren, his nephews Baragund the elder and Belegund the younger, Radhruin and Dairuin, Dagnir and Ragnor, Gildor and Gorlim the Unhappy, Arthad, and Urthel, and Hathaldir the Young. After the Dagor Bragollach by FA 456, Barahir lived with twelve companions on the highland of Dorthonion at Tarn Aeluin as outlaws defying the will of Morgoth, whose forces hunted him and his company like wild beasts. For this, he received the Ring of Barahir, which was then handed down the family line. Earlier, Barahir had fought at the Dagor Bragollach, saving Finrod Felagund's life earning him and his house the friendship of the House of Finarfin.

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