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Ainur

Ainur (singulár Ainu) jsou druhem duchovních božských bytostí z Tolkienových knih o Středozemi. Příběh praví, že je stvořil Eru Ilúvatar. Ti, kteří sestoupili do Ardy, se dělí podle velikosti moci, na bohy Valar a božské služebníky Maiar.

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Ainulindalë

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Ainur

Nodes41
Edges40
Triples44
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.04878
Components1

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Ainur

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related to Popis · 29
Ainur → Ardy, Asgardu, Bůh, Dokonce, Eriola, Hudbě Ainur, Ilúvatar, Ilúvatarovým, Jsou, Když, Knize, Lindo, Lucifera, Maiar, Manwë, Melkorův, Melkova, Melkových, Olympu, Protože
related to Ainulindalë · 13
Ainur → Druhorozených, Eru, Eru Ilúvatara, Hudbu, Hudby, Hudbě Ainur, Mnozí, Po, Protože, Prvorozených, Prázdna Nehynoucí Plamen, Silmarillion, Zpěv Ainulindalë
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Ainur → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons

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valar jsou bohy maiar eru ardy sestoupili světa hudby podobu ti silmarillionu ilúvatar knize nazýváni sebe praví dělí ainulindalë elfů

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Ainurrelated to AinulindalëZpěv Ainulindalë0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëSilmarillion0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëHudbě Ainur0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëEru Ilúvatara0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëPo0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëEru0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëHudbu0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëPrvorozených0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëDruhorozených0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëProtože0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëPrázdna Nehynoucí Plamen0.60section
Ainurrelated to AinulindalëHudby0.60section

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