LOTR Trivia (Part 2)

[Manveru]

Q: By whom, according to Gimli's words (assumption), the 'book-diary' of Balin's stay in Moria was written?

[Starflower]

he doesn't say who wrote the entire book , but :

. ......Wait Here is something : a large bold hand using an Elvish script.
That would be Ori's hand, said Gimli. .

so I say Ori


Starflower

[Manveru]

That's right, Starflower.
You're next.
:D

[Starflower]

Where could one sometimes meet Elves in the Shire ?

Starflower

[Inderjit S]

Woody End.

New Question: Who led the host in which Minardil was slain, which significant figure were the two people descended from and who were they slain by?

[Starflower]

go ahead Inder , you're up



Starflower

[meneldor]

angamaite and sangahyando led the host and were great grandsons to castamir. the descendants were out in telumehtar's victory over the corsairs in 1810.

[Inderjit S]

Thats right. You're up meneldor.

[meneldor]

What is the dwarvish name of their maker Aule?

[Starflower]

Mahal



Starflower

[Starflower]

Who was Vinitharya? And what relation was he to the King of Rhovanion ?


Starflower

[Beleg]

Eldacar, King of Gondor, son of King of Rhov.

[Starflower]

Eldacar yes , but not son

[Beleg]

what was I thinking:eek:

King of Rhov would be Eldacar's Grandfather through maternal line.

[Starflower]

there you go, I was getting a bit worried for a bit ;)

[Beleg]

What would be the name of the house of Aragon if ever it was established?

[Starflower]

Telcontar - Strider in Quenya

[Beleg]

Here you go.

[Starflower]

Who were the Fairbairns and where was their family seat ?

[Beleg]

There family seat was at Undertowers and they were the wardens of westmarch. Elanor Gamgee and Fastred were probably the first of the Fairbairns.

[Starflower]

correct, though technically the name came after their son Elfstan Fairbairn :)

go ahead

[Beleg]

That's why I added probably, I wasn't sure..


What color was the crest of Eomer?

[Starflower]

what is a crest? i think it's not said the color, only that a tail of white horse tail flowed from it. does it mea n his helm ?

[Beleg]

A specific color of his crest is given.
Hint: look at the battle of Mundburg.

[Starflower]

if you tell me what a crest is i'll be better off finding it :)

[Beleg]

probably plume of a helmet.

[Starflower]

well then it has to be white. all i can find is that Eomer's helmet bore a white horsehair crest
RotK, p139

[Beleg]

So hurry up and post the next question...

something a bit difficult..

[Starflower]

who attacked whom in the Battle of the Camp ?Where did it happen and what was its ultimate consequence ?

[Beleg]

Wainraiders attacked Gondor in 1944. Its consequences were that the third line of the Kings started and Earnil the victorious captain became king whose son disappeared in Minas Morgul.

[Starflower]

on you go

[Beleg]

Who was Shagrat?

[Starflower]

he was the Uruk of Cirith Ungol who captured Frodo



Who/what is Menelvagor and what does the name mean ?

[Eliot]

Menelvagor was a constellation of stars, and the name meant "Swordsman of the Sky."


I'll post my question soon.

[Eliot]

Approximately when was the city of Gondolin completed?

[Starflower]

circa F.A 126 but that's more a SIlmarillion thatn LoTR question :)

ask another , from LoTR

[Eliot]

What was I thinking??? :confused: :p Sorry. :)


How many years did Thorondir rule Gondor as Steward?

[Inderjit S]

32?

[Eliot]

Originally posted by Inderjit S
32?

Incorrect.

[Flammifer]

I think it was ten years...

[Eliot]

That is correct, Flammifer!! :p Good job. Go ahead and ask the next one. :)

[Flammifer]

Hooray! OK, here it is:

Who was Béma?

[Beleg]

Oromë

[Flammifer]

True indeed!

Fire away!

[Beleg]

Who was the nephew of Theodwyn?

[Starbrow]

Would that be Theodred?

[Beleg]

Yup, that would be Theodred.
:)

[Starbrow]

Yeesh! Now I have to think of a question.

Merry says "It's not always a misfortune being overlooked." By whom was he overlooked?

[Beleg]

The witch king?

[Starbrow]

Yes, since he became the Lord of the Nazgul.

Go ahead.

[Beleg]

What was Norbury Erain?

[Starflower]

there's no such place actually... but there is a place called Fornost Erain, which was called the Norbury of the Kings :)


Fornost Erain, Norbury of the Kings, Deadman's Dike, Arnor, Ruined Numenorean fortress in the North Downs, north of Bree at the end of the Greenway. ...



Starflower

[Beleg]

Ouch! I thought Fornost Erain but since the answer was also in my mind I posted Norbury. :(

Anyway, post away.

[Starflower]

Who swore an oath to one another on the tomb of Elendil ?




:)

[Flammifer]

That's in the LOTR? I don't remember it.......and I searched long for it. Maybe it's just domestic blindness....:rolleyes:

[Starflower]

ooops


my bad
it's actually NOT in LoTR , not in those exact words....
let me modify it

[Aulë]

Starflower.
That is a UT question again....:rolleyes:
(The Oath of Eorl upon Halifirien)

Ask another one.

[Starflower]

*bangs head on the wall* my bad, sorry

sigh
i was sure it was in the appendices ... but there you go , head like a sieve :o

how about this one :

which of the hobbits was "underage", that is not yet of age of maturity ?

[Aulë]

Well...I'd say quite a few of them ;)

But since I think you are referring to the Hobbits in the fellowship, I'll presume the answer is Peregrin Took. :D

[Starflower]

cheeky!

well go on then, ask a question

[Aulë]

Which King sent his son to dwell in Rhovanion for a while?

[Starflower]

Vardamir father of Eldacar ?

[Aulë]

No.

Very close though.

[Beleg]

Romendacil

[Aulë]

Yep, that's right.

You're up.

[Beleg]

What significant event covered the months of November to [Next year] March?

[Aulë]

The Long Winter.


Who was the 12th Thain of the Shire?

[Eliot]

Originally posted by Aulë
Who was the 12th Thain of the Shire?

A dumb guess: Peregrin Took. :rolleyes:

[Aulë]

Nope.
Pippin was the 32nd

[Eliot]

Oh, hahaha... :p

[Starflower]

Ferumbras II


Who was Wandlimb?

[Aulë]

No Starflower, Ferumbras II was the 24th

[Starflower]

this is what it says on mine:

Isengrim II 10th Thain (1020-1122)
Isumbras III 11th Thain (1066-1159)
Ferumbras II 12th Thain (1101-1201)

[Aulë]

They are the Thains of the Took Line.
There were non-Tookish Thains beforehand.

[Starflower]

ah

see you did not specify :p

Gorhendad Oldbuck then

[Aulë]

Yes

But why would I have to specify that I wasn't asking for the 12th Thain of the Took line? ;)

[Starflower]

because some people have brains that don't work very well in the mornings :p
anyways... can i ask my question again ?

Who was Wandlimb ?

[Aulë]

Wandlimb was Treebeard's Entwife.

Gondor reached the summit of it's power whilst under the reign of which King?

[Starflower]

During the reign of Hyarmendacil Gondor reached the height of its power...




What and where is Rhosgobel?

[Flammifer]

Rhosgobel is a place, I believe it's near the eaves of Mirkwood, somewhere around the dwelling of Beorn? Radagast the Brown of the Istari lived there for a while........but is that from the LOTR? I don't remember it being mentioned in LOTR, only in the Hobbit.

[Starflower]

it is mentioned in two places in LoTR, in "Council of Elrond" and "the Ring Goes South"

but it does also appear in the Hobbit, you're right

[Flammifer]

Yay I'm right! :)....well, am I only partly right or something? What about the actual question? Did I answer correctly?

[Starflower]

yes you are :) sorry go ahead my dear

[Flammifer]

LOL :) Haha that's ok!

Name a Dwarf-woman in LOTR.

[Aulë]

Dís

[Flammifer]

Verily!

Fire away! :)

[Aulë]

Who drew the maps in the back of the book?

[Inderjit S]

Chris. Tolkien. Tolkien wasn't much good at drawing maps whilst Chris was good at it. Someone called Stephen Raw re-drew them.

[Aulë]

Yes, Stephen Raw was the answer I was looking for.

[Inderjit S]

What did Sam do whenever he was re-citing poetry?

[BlackCaptain]

Put his arms behind his back.

[Eliot]

Well, if Inderjit wants the answer to be more specific, Sam would stand up first, put his hands behind his back, and start reciting. :)

[Flammifer]

Inder..........is that right? Who's gonna ask the next question? BC or Eliot?

[BlackCaptain]

Oh well I thought that was a given... He strides back and forth, with his arms behind his back, one hand grasping the other wrist.

[Inderjit S]

B.C's answer was what I was looking for.

[BlackCaptain]

Eliot can ask a question. I can't really find any at the moment

[Eliot]

OK, cool. :p

Umm............I dunno........what was the date that the One Ring was destroyed?

[Lasgalen]

March 25 of 3019 of 3rd age

[Flammifer]

Verily!

"The Great Years"

Year 3019

25 March: The Host is surrounded on the Slag-hills. Frodo and Samwise reach the Sammath Naur. Gollum seizes the Ring and falls in the Cracks of Doom. Downfall of Barad-dur and passing of Sauron.

So you're right, Lasgalen, you're up! :)

[Lasgalen]

Ummm....... Who made Nenya?

[Flammifer]

I believe it was Celebrimbor, Lord of Hollin.

[Lasgalen]

Celebrimbor is correct.

[Flammifer]

Cool! :)

Hmm......................OK here's one:

Who is Saruman most interested in at the Parley at Orthanc?

[Starflower]

Merry and Pippin

[Flammifer]

:D

Correct --------- that didn't take long! :)

Well done.

[Starflower]

:) thank you ....might help that at the moment I'm listening to LoTR on CD.... :D oh the joys of working at night

how much did Barliman pay Merry for the lost ponies?

[Lasgalen]

He paid 18 pence plus he paid for Bill the pony.

[Starflower]

18 silver pennies to be exact

go ahead though :)

[Lasgalen]

thanks

While we are on the subject of ponies, what was the name of Tom Bombadil's pony?

[Starflower]

Fatty Lumpkin


:)

at the time of LoTR, how long had Aragorn been away from Lorien ?

[blink0947]

Hmm, i want to say Fatty Lumpkins

[Aulë]

Well he passed through there in early March in 3017 whilst on his way to Thranduil's realm.

So 17 and a half months before the Council of Elrond.

[Starflower]

very good.... go ahead

[Aulë]

What are the 6 names given to the place where Elrond dwelt from 1697 till 3021 in the Third Age?

[Starflower]

here's my attempt :
Imladris
Rivendell
House fo Elrond
Last homely House
Karningul
FIrst homely House

[Aulë]

Correct.

You're up.

[Starflower]

what were the heirlooms of the House of Isildur ?

[Beleg]

Ring of Barahir, Sceptre of Annuminas, Shards of Narsil?

[Starflower]

:p
why does it not surprise me that you know the answer...

on you go

[Beleg]

I have the books with me so I'll try come with a difficult Question.:p

Okay, Who built a grey ship?

[Starflower]

Legolas


:D

[Beleg]

:( Your turn.....

[Starflower]

what was the password Sam gave Frodo to identify himself in the Tower of Cirith Ungol ?

[Flammifer]

Elbereth! :D

Hmm, this might be a bit hard....not sure:

The Perian are hailed as 'greathearts' at the Field of Cormallen. Which other character in LotR is referred to as 'greatheart'?

[Beleg]

shadowfax

[Starflower]

it was actually not exactly correct Flammifer...... but since you have asked already.....

[Flammifer]

OMG sorry Starflower! I was sure it was correct! I guess we're moving on now, but could you tell us the correct answer anyway?

Oh, and Beleg, you're correct!

[Beleg]

Is the answer A Eleberth Gilothnil [Sp]?
Oh and SF you should ask a new question.

[Starflower]

yes... hte answer was indeed O Elbereth Gilthoniel

if you want another one here goes ,its an easy one :
what was Theoden's place of birth ?

[Starbrow]

Was it Minas Tirith?

[Flammifer]

what was the password Sam gave Frodo to identify himself in the Tower of Cirith Ungol ?

I am assuming with this question you mean when Frodo is in the topmost chamber in the Tower of Cirith Ungol, and Sam goes down the ladder to get some orc-gear for Frodo. He tells Frodo to pull up the ladder so no one can get in there...........

'There's something that might be useful,' he said. 'He's dead: the one that whipped you. Broke his neck, it seems, in his hurry. Now you draw up the ladder, if you can, Mr. Frodo; and don't you let it down till you hear me call the pass-word. Elbereth I'll call. What the Elves say. No orc would say that.'

---- Sam - LotR, RotK, "The Tower of Cirith Ungol"

Is this what you mean? The password was just 'Elbereth', my answer.

[Starflower]

oh dear... you ARE right Flammifer ... my memory failed me, I was sure it was the phrase itself that was required...

:( my bad , i'm sorry


and Starbrow, it's never said specifically if it was Minas Tirith , just Gondor but go ahead if you want to ask

[Starbrow]

What are the names of Farmer Maggot's dogs?

[Eriol]

'Grip! Fang! Wolf!'

(I'm not sure if 'Heel' is part of their names :D)

Who spotted Gollum in Ithilien and thought he might be a squirrel from Mirkwood?

[Flammifer]

Anborn........I think........I was just reading that part today in the car on the way to the snow.....so I'm pretty sure.

[Flammifer]

Yep, I checked, my answer's right.....so here's the next question:

Which hobbit has a reputation for knowing a good many strange things?

[Starflower]

do you mean just any hobbit? Bilbo then ?

[Flammifer]

Well, not just any hobbit, but they are specifically mentioned to know many strange things......

and edit: your answer's incorrect, sorry!

:)

[Starflower]

they? the Tooks of the Smials ?

[Flammifer]

My apologies. When I said 'they', I meant 'he or she'. Sorry!

:)

[Starbrow]

I think it's Farmer Maggot.

[Flammifer]

Yea!

Well done, Starbrow! Ask away! :)

[Starbrow]

How long did the Hobbits stay at Rivendell before they started south on the quest?

[Flammifer]

It's like 35 or 36 days I think......

[Starflower]

oct 20 to dec 25 ...so 65 days approx



where did Eomer live ? ( and the answer i'm looking for is not Rohan :p )

[Starbrow]

I suppose it would be Meduseld.

[Starflower]

no it was not Meduseld , sorry

[Flammifer]

Eomer live in Aldburg in the White Mountains. But I only found that after a bit of research. Are you sure that's from LotR? Oh well...

[Starflower]

it is correct , and it is said in the LoTr, as Aldburg was the abode of his father as the Third Marshal of Mark and Eomer inherited it after his father's death.

go ahead Flam

[Flammifer]

Oh ok cool! :D

Hmmm..........OK here's a pretty easy one (I think):

What did Eomer think Saruman had done to the Isen?

[Lúthien Séregon]

He thought he was boiling the waters of Isen, to explain the river running dry?

[Flammifer]

A perfect answer, Lúthien, well done! :)

[Lúthien Séregon]

Yay! :p Hehe
Keeping in with the Eomer theme...What was the name of Eomer's sword?

[Manveru]

Gúthwinë.

What were the names of two 'watchers' Faramir left to keep an eye on Frodo and Sam after their first meeting?

[Celebthôl]

Damrod and Mablung. ;)

[Manveru]

Well, Thol... GOOD!:D

Ask another one...

[Celebthôl]

Hmmm, over all, how many of Frodos friends are mentioned on TFOTR?

[Flammifer]

Ach! This is very difficult, coz I can't be bothered to count, really. :rolleyes: But do we count friends that he makes during the book, or just the ones at the start (in the Shire)?

[Aulë]

Define 'friend'.
One could say that every person Frodo met in the book was his friend...

Merry, Pippin, Sam, Fatty, Gandalf, Aragorn, Bilbo, etc.

[meneldor]

???????????????????????????????

[Flammifer]

I second that.

[Celebthôl]

Hobbit friends m'lads. Not inc. Bilbo, but i mean Tweens, such as M, P and S, but how many overall? (In TFOTR of course)

[Starflower]

all the ones mentioned are :
Merry
Pippin
Sam
Fredegar "Fatty" Bolger
Folco Boffin

[Celebthôl]

BLAST!

Foiled by my own scheme, which was in itself wittier than the eye could see. . . or some **** like that. ;)

[Starflower]

it's ok m'dear :)


how far was it from Bucklebury Ferry to Brandywine Bridge ( by land) ?

[Celebthôl]

20 miles ;)

By the film that i rememeber ;)

[Starflower]

shucks
:p

well go ahead then

[Celebthôl]

Hehehehe :p

Nice tough one. :D

Who was the swords-man in the sky?

[Eliot]

Originally posted by Celebthôl
Who was the swords-man in the sky?

The constellation of Menelvagor.

Name two meanings of the name "Orthanc."

[Celebthôl]

OH YOU DID NOT GET THAT?!?!?!?!?! :eek: :mad:

I thought that was a right stinker :mad:

GRRR!!!

[Eliot]

*evil laugh* Mwuahahahaha....:p ;)

[Starflower]

Orthanc : Mount Fang and Cunning Mind


how many villages are mentioned to be in Bree-land ?

[Eliot]

4, right?

[Starflower]

If you can name them , you can ask the next one

:)

[Celebthôl]

Saddle, Bree, Styrup and Reins :D:D:D:D

[Eliot]

Saddle, Bree, Combe, and Archet. Did I get it right?

[Starflower]

Thol you cheek!!

yes, Eliot you did get it right

[Eliot]

Yeah! Who's on a roll??? :D

Name the Captains of the West.

[Starflower]

Aragorn
Eomer
Imrahil of Dol Amroth
plus other noble lords in the host that rode out of Minas Tirith to the gates of Mordor

[Eliot]

You're missing one more major one...

[Starflower]

oh shoot so i am...Gandalf
sorry

[Starflower]

oh shoot so i am...Gandalf
sorry

[Eliot]

Yup, you got it right.

Aragorn, Gandalf, Imrahil and Éomer were named the Captains of the West.

You're up, Starflower. :)

[Starflower]

according to legend, why were the Elves of Lorien called Galadhrim ?

[Eliot]

Hmmmm.....I have no idea. :)

[Starflower]

go on, have a go :)
you might guess..

[Eliot]

I don't know much about Lorien, but does this have something to do with the trees? Can this even be found in LotR, Starflower?

[Rhiannon]

They were called the Galadrim, or 'Tree people', because they lived in the trees.

[Starflower]

yes it is definitely in the story itself, and the question was why, according to legend were they called Galadhrim.... so not just because they lived in the trees. I'm going to be really tough on this one now :D :D :D

[baragund]

Galadhrim is Sindarin for "people of the trees". As Rhiannon said, they lived in the trees and the reason for this was there was no other building materials handy for constructing homes. Normally they would have built their homes of stone or lived in caverns, especially with the Noldorin influence of Galadriel but neither was available in Lorien. To get stone, they would have to quarry it from the Misty Mountains and try to transport it to Lorien via the Silverlode, a major pain in the butt!

Is that what you're looking for?

[Starflower]

no... let me rephrase this. There is a story, a legend the Elves of Lorien tell as to why they started to live up in the trees, and became called Galadhrim. Which legen is this ?

[baragund]

Are you referring to the tree house Nimrodel built near the falls that bear her name? This would have happened before she was separated from Amroth, as described in the following passage from "Lothlorien" in FOTR:

'It is told that she had a house built in the branches of a tree that grew near the falls; for that was the custom of the Elves of Lórien, to dwell in the trees, and maybe it is so still. Therefore they were called the Galadhrim, the Tree-people. Deep in their forest the trees are very great. The people of the woods did not delve in the ground like Dwarves, nor build strong places of stone before the Shadow came.'


On a different topic, Starflower, a while ago you suggested checking out the "Forgotten Realms" series of books if I wanted to learn more about Dark Elves. Well, I was in a Borders bookstore with the family the other day and I wandered over to the fantasy section to see what they were all about. Imagine my surprise when I found what had to have been at least 30 titles by about a half dozen authors!

Any suggestions on a particular title or author as a starting point?

[Starflower]

that'as the one i was looking for....
i'm running out of things to ask for now, i only have FoTR at hand here ....
go ahead and ask

[baragund]

OK, here goes...

Who is Malbeth?

[Celebthôl]

A guard of Faramirs Rangers who guards Frodo ;)

[baragund]

Unless there is more than one guy named Malbeth, that's not what I had in mind.

[Celebthôl]

I was thinking Mablung. :rolleyes:

He was a seer ;)

[baragund]

You got it! Malbeth was Arvedui's Seer who made the scary prophecy about The Paths of the Dead.

Your turn, 'thol.

[Celebthôl]

Describe Tom Bombadil.

I.e. Clothes, appearence, hight etc ;)

(Not sure that this counts but i dont care :p)

[Kahmûl]

An old battered hat with a blue feather,yellow boots,thick legs,blue coat,long brown beard,bright blue eyes and a red face as ripe as an apple. I hope thats all right?

[Celebthôl]

You are missing something.

[Kahmûl]

Is it that his face creased into a hundred wrinkles of laughter?

[Celebthôl]

Theres more. . .

[Kahmûl]

He carried water lillies on a leaf tray, the hat had a tall crown, he was to to large and heavey to be a hobbit but to small to be one of the big folk. And hopefully thats it.

[Celebthôl]

Yup, there it is :D

[Kahmûl]

What type of tree were the staves made of that Faramir gave to Frodo and Sam?

[Celebthôl]

Ash

[Kahmûl]

Nope

[Dáin Ironfoot I]

They were white... so birch? Or some kind of oak?

[Inderjit S]

Lebethron.

[Celebthôl]

Willow?

[Idril]

Inder is correct, it's Lebethron.

[Inderjit S]

Who wrote the Tale of Aragorn and Arwen?

[Celebthôl]

J.R.R.Tolkien :D

Or Samwise Gamgee.

[BlackCaptain]

I was actualy gona guess Pippin, but it looks like Thol has it

[Niniel]

Faramir's grandson Barahir wrote the Tale of Aragorn and Arwen
You're giving it away Inder... I'd never have found that by myself.

[Elka]

Give me more Trivia Im gonna guess one come on...Bring it!!!
Or I'll try:(

[Niniel]

Ok. What was Théoden called in the lore of Rohan?

[Celebthôl]

Ednew?

[Niniel]

Bingo, you're up.

[Celebthôl]

How many Orcs get shot down at Minas Morgul?

[Starflower]

answer is....*drum roll*..... TWO

[Celebthôl]

Yup, you go. . . if you havent noticed, im really running out of questions :rolleyes:

[Starflower]

How did the Palantirs in Osgiliath and Elostirion differ from the other five ?

[Starbrow]

The palantir at Osgiliath was the chief stone that could connect to all the others. The palantir at Elostirion looked with "straight sight" to where Numenor was.

[Starflower]

good Starbrow, go ahead

[Elka]

Darn it! Im never here when the questions are posted......:mad:

[Starbrow]

How did Gandalf get an palantir?

[Flammifer]

Well, unless I am missing something really obvious, here's the answer:

After the parley with Saruman Wormtongue hurled a crystal-like ball that fell down the Stairs of Orthanc, and Pippin saved it from rolling into the the defiled waters surrounding the tower. Gandalf took it from him almost straight away...thus he gained what was later discovered to be one of the palantiri.

Is that OK?

[Starbrow]

Exactly what I was looking for.

Your turn to ask a question.

[Flammifer]

Hurrah! :)

Alrighty........time for a hard one......OK:

How many times is Manwe mentioned in The Lord of the Rings (hint: it may not be by the name "Manwe"), and at which points in the book?

[Starflower]

I can only find two places, where he is mentioned singly, not just 'valar' .
1) in Rivendell when they sing the Lay of Earendil, there is a mention of "the Elder King in Ilarin on mountain sheer"
2) in the appendix, in reference how Ar-Adunakhor took a name that belonged only to the Elder King in the far West.

[Flammifer]

Well done, Starflower! I thought that one might be hard! Oh well! :) Fire away!

[Starflower]

how far was it from Orthanc to Barad-dur ?

[Kahmûl]

This is just a guess but I would say about 500 miles.:confused:

[meneldor]

Gandalf told Pippen it was 600 miles from Barad-dur to Orthanc.

[meneldor]

The name given to Gondor by the riders of Rohan was what.

[Starflower]

hang on meneldur, your answer is not what i was looking for...Gandalf does not tell Pippin it is 600 miles from Orthanc to Barad-dr....

[Aulë]

It is 200 leagues.
200 leagues = 600 miles
Therefore meneldor was correct.

[meneldor]

The name given to Gondor by the riders of Rohan was?

[Rhiannon]

All I found was that they call them 'grave'- 'the grave men of Gondor'.

[Eriol]

My guess would be Mundburg. Strictly speaking, that is the name the Rohirrim gave to Minas Tirith, not to Gondor; but Minas Tirith is called "the City of Gondor", and someone of Rohan (Théoden?) makes a reference about how life used to be "tilling the fields and watching the herds and occasionally going to the wars of Mundburg"...

So I suppose it could be said that the Rohirrim called Gondor Mundburg, by ellipse.

[meneldor]

Mundburg is Minas Tirith but they refer to Gondor as another name.

[Finrod]

Is it Lebinnin?

[meneldor]

No, but I'll give a clue. It's mentioned in a song.

[Eriol]

I thought "Stone-land", but the clue made me check it :D. It's Stoningland.

[Rhiannon]

Great- now tell us where it is!

[Eriol]

At the song about Théoden, in the end of the Chapter "The Battle of the Pelennor Fields"

[meneldor]

Excellent

[Flammifer]

Come on Eriol, post your question!