Aragorn was 87 years old when he joined the Fellowship and ruled Gondor for over a century after, thanks to a gift from the demigods of Middle Earth. ... and reclaiming the throne of Gondor.

Unlike Aragorn’s ancestors, however, the Southlands’ king fought for evil during the First Age. That legacy is a big reason why The Rings of Power‘s Halbrand initially refused to claim his ...

Aragorn, also known as Strider, is a fictional character within J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings universe and is the rightful heir to the throne of Gondor.

As one of his descendants, Aragorn has a claim to the kingdom’s throne. Of course, the The Lord of the Rings movies don’t really mention Elendil.

Aragorn heir to the throne has avoided humans living in the wilderness under the name Strider. Now he hopes to reverse his family legacy by helping Frodo on the mission to destroy the ring.

Aragorn, heir to the throne, has avoided humans, living in the wilderness under the name Strider. Now he hopes to reverse his family legacy by helping Frodo on the mission to destroy the ring.

No Ego: Aragorn is king, literally, but he never asks for special treatment. In fact, he has to be reminded regularly that he is the rightful heir to the most powerful throne in Middle Earth.

Aragorn is a 20-year-old heir to a kingdom of mortal men while Arwen, of elven descent, is immortal and has lived much longer. Their differences don’t matter to Aragorn — he falls in love.

When director Peter Jackson started filming “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy in October 1999, he had another actor cast as the warrior Aragorn, a reluctant hero whose courage and royal ...

This too is actually a similarity between Halband and Aragorn, though. Aragorn’s shame over his ancestor’s inability to destroy the One Ring made him reluctant to claim his royal throne. Prime ...