The seven sons of Fëanor, and the oath they swore
The Silmarillion names them in one breath, eldest to youngest: „Maedhros the tall; Maglor the mighty singer …; Celegorm the fair, and Caranthir the dark; Curufin the crafty …; and the youngest“ — the twins. That is the order here. Their father stands first, because the oath that bound all seven was his.
Order fromThe Silmarillion, Quenta Silmarillion, ch. 5, Of Eldamar and the Princes of the Eldalië
- FëanorGreatest of the Noldor, maker of the Silmarils
- MaedhrosEldest son of Fëanor, one-handed lord of the March of Maedhros
- MaglorSecond son of Fëanor, peerless singer
- CelegormThird son of Fëanor, friend of Oromë
- CaranthirFourth son of Fëanor, most hot-tempered
- CurufinFifth son of Fëanor, father of Celebrimbor
- AmrodYoungest son of Fëanor, a twin
- AmrasYoungest son of Fëanor, a twin
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