Historical Issues in The Lord of the Rings's Novels

I have seen it on TV, and it seems that this novel has a certain background of praising Britain. I want to establish a worship of Britain. But I looked around and looked for some information. There seems to be no mention of Britain. How did this happen?

-Your understanding is wrong. Maybe you misunderstood the introduction. Tolkien never took "praising the background of Britain and wanting to establish worship for Britain" as the purpose of his creation. Tolkien only said that he would write a myth for Britain and English, a distant legend, to make up for the lack of English creation myth. But out of his own thoughts, he did not fully express his writing purpose, but secretly expressed it.

In fact, there are many descriptions based on the nature of the Lord of the Rings in Britain, so I won't go too far, just give a few small examples.

The Hobbit's Shire is a settlement based on the traditional English countryside.

The national language of arhat is Old English, and all arhat names are words of Old English.

PS In his background, there is a story about how the British Island was formed in detail, which is related to ancient elves. This story is not detailed. If you are interested, you can go to the original history of Chinese and Turkish English.

There is also the extinction of the Dundan people, that is, the fall of Gondor. It seems to have been destroyed by the continuous attacks of the chariot countries, and then the plague broke out. What country is the chariot country? What's the history?

-Dandan people have never been extinct, Aragon is Dandan people, and most residents of Gondor, including the Regent and his son, are Dandan people. In the original book, they killed Minas Tirith together with Aragon, that is, 30 Dandan cavalry in the north and the southern army of Gondor.

What is really extinct is the kingdom established by the northern Dundan people, that is, the northern kingdom mentioned in the film-Arno, that is, the sister country of Gondor. Aragon is actually a descendant of the royal family of this kingdom (the royal families of the two kingdoms belong to the same family), and Arno was destroyed by the nazgul king, which has nothing to do with the chariot people.

Gondor was not good during the Lord of the Rings War, that is, 30 19-302 1 in Quaternary. Where was it destroyed? Chariots are not a country, but a group of nomadic people, a branch of the Oriental barbarians, better armed than other races, good at using four-wheeled vehicles to move and migrate, and driving light chariots to attack. They were lured by Sauron to attack Gondor in Quaternary 1856- 1944, and NaMatschl II, the king of Gondor, and Mahari, the ancestor of the Lohan royal family, were killed in the war. Although Karima Hertha, son of Na Matschel II, and Mahvini, son of Mahari, jointly avenged their father and defeated the enemy, Ondokh Karima, son of Hertha, and his two sons died in 1944, but in the end, Ondokh's cousin, Mr. anil, attacked the enemy camp with the only remaining troops and destroyed the enemy. Since then, the chariot people have never recovered and are unable to attack Gondor. It's Mr anil.

What is the traditional language of the Dundan people?

-Dundan people, that is, Numenor people, their traditional language is Sindarin language, that is, gray elf language, which was learned from the elves by their ancestors, the three human families in Eden, and has been used all the time, especially among the loyal Numenor people and their leader, Lord Andunai family, that is, the ancestors of Gondor and Arnold royal families; Another popular language is Adenauer, which is the national language of Nu Menaul. This language was forcibly replaced by Sindarin with the fallen King Numenor. However, after the fall of Nu Menaul, the loyalists went into exile in Nu Menaul and completely abandoned Adenauer. In addition, many scholars in Noumeno exiles are also proficient in another more classical elvish language-Kunya, and the names of the Noumeno royal family are all named after Kunya.