To understand Middle-earth's landscape in the First Age necessitates a brief history lesson. The Elves first awoke in Middle-earth, born fresh from their creator's Flame Imperishable in Cuiviénen.

And back in 2019, Amazon tweeted an image of a Middle-earth map with the caption "Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky." Amazon then provided a link to the interactive map.

It seems The Rings of Power will continually need to update its map of Middle-earth. Mordor Prime Video By episode seven, the Southlands have a new name on The Rings of Power ‘s map—Mordor.

Sea-faring elves and all their friends will arrive in Middle-earth on September 2 when The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power releases on Prime Video. Originally published on May 10.

While the Elves are essential to The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien’s narrative is clear that their time in Middle-earth was over.

After the most epic journey Middle Earth has ever seen, Frodo Baggins was the creature who vanquished the power of Sauron by destroying the One Ring in the fiery depth of Mount Doom.

Quenya (High Elven) Quenya, or High-Elven, is one of the two most well-known Elvish languages in Middle-Earth. Quenya was the language of the Eldar, or High Elves, during the First Age.

A year later, Númenoreans land on Middle-Earth and destroy Sauron’s armies. He retreats to the East, and the War of the Elves and Sauron ends.

Although we do not see it fully on The Rings of Power ‘s map, as mentioned, the Sundering Seas cut off Middle-earth from Valinor, the Elves’ treasured lands.