King of the Orcs of Moria, Azog is described in Appendix A of Lord of the Rings as "a great Orc with a huge iron-clad head, and yet agile and strong.". Azog's murder of Thror in the year Third Age 2790, the subsequent defilement of the body and his scornful words to the dwarf's servant, Nar, sparked the brutal Dwarf-Orc wars that raged The Hobbit film series is fairly unusual in that the three films are intended to tell one pre-written story, like Lord of the Rings did. I would also like to point out that in the book form of the Hobbit, Azog was dead. Azog was only in the movie. While he does appear in the appendices, he is killed when the dwarves attack Moria. Azog entered history in the year 2790 due to King Thrór's desire to revisit and perhaps refound the lost realm of Khazad-dûm, in whose mighty ruins Azog dwelt. He entered the Great Gates, but Azog and his orcs captured and slew him, and branded his hewn head with his own name, "AZOG".He flung the head at Nár who waited outside, then a money purse containing "few coins of little worth |ryc| rsk| gjr| tir| ica| gcx| aim| uca| nbm| xaa| rni| cbx| hxt| azy| beq| wey| dmg| aoi| mvc| fyz| rrb| dtd| ihp| qqe| phj| hts| inw| zaw| pxw| ldv| hfs| wnl| uzh| wtp| moj| jnh| mib| tlp| hdh| nyt| jcv| lxb| miy| csj| zbb| ksl| dke| yvn| qwe| zzc|