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Mysterious inscription on the Ring of Omnipotence from the epic "The Lord of the Rings": the history of appearance, translation and meaning

Although many years have passed since the release of the trilogy "The Lord of the Rings", the history of the Ring of Omnipotence still excites the minds of the audience. Among the attributes of this story, which are so often bought by fans, this ring with the engraved on it pattern from the elven runes continues to be the most popular. So what does this mysterious inscription mean and what is its history?

The history of the creation of the Rings of Power and its properties

Even in ancient times in Middle-earth there were ancient rings with different magical abilities. However, they were all just an attempt by the elves to test the strength of their skills and were significantly weaker than the Rings of Power. In all, there were about twenty powerful Rings of Power. The first three of them were created by powerful elves and symbolized three elements: fire, water and air. They carried in themselves good, although their power was directly connected with the Ring of Omnipotence and disappeared with his death, but since Sauron was not their creator, they did not obey the Main Ring. All the other sixteen rings (seven for the dwarves and nine for the people) gave their masters incredible power and superhuman abilities, although they carried in themselves the evil that their creator Sauron had invested in them. In this case, the Lord of the Main Ring could control all other carriers, as well as read their thoughts.

In itself, the Supreme Ring of Power possessed the strength and will of its cruel creator. Moreover, it had its own will and could leave its temporary master. The only one to whom the ring obeyed unconditionally was Sauron. However, having absorbed the lion's share of his power, the Ring of Power became vital to his creator. All (except Sauron), who dared to put it on, made it invisible, and also gave an incredibly long life and power. In addition, the Ring of Omnipotence could suppress the will of most living creatures, turning them into their own slaves. People especially succumbed to the Ring. However, the hobbits had a certain "immunity" to the will of the Ring, and they could resist it for a long time.

Events of the epic "The Lord of the Rings"

At the time of the beginning of the first book from the epic "The Lord of the Rings", the Main Ring has been with the Hobbit Bilbo Baggins for many years. To him it came from a strange creature named Gollum, who once killed for the sake of owning his best friend's Ring. Prior to Gollum, the owner of this artifact was the human king Isildur, who had taken possession of him during the battle with Sauron. Isildur had the opportunity to destroy the Ring, but by that time he had succumbed to his charms and kept himself. However, soon the Supreme Ring betrayed him and disappeared from sight for many years until he was found by Deagol, whom Gollum later killed and took the Ring. Bilbo - the first of the owners of the Ring, who considered himself just his custodian. Once it helped him escape from the dragon and many other troubles. But with the return to their native lands, the Ring more and more mastered the consciousness of the hobbit. However, Bilbo managed to survive and not succumb to the magic charm of the artifact. In the end, he refused to own it in favor of his nephew Frodo.
As well as his uncle, Frodo did not recognize himself as the master of the Supreme Ring, calling himself only his keeper. Young Beggins was more difficult to resist the will of the Ring than his uncle, because at that time Sauron was reborn and began to collect the surviving Rings of Power. At the same time, the Ring of Omnipotence itself began to strive with all its strength to return to its creator and actively tried to subdue the poor Frodo. Despite all this, almost to the very end of this story, the hobbit and his loyal friend Sam successfully coped with the will of the artifact.

The inscription on the Ring of Omnipotence in Elvish and the language of Mordor

If you do not know its true nature, the appearance of the Supreme Ring did not differ in any way. Only throwing into the fire, you could see the inscription on the Ring of Omnipotence. The text written by elven symbols (Tengwar) on the "black" Mordorian dialect, in free translation read the following.
Became incredibly popular due to the film of Peter Jackson, an elegant twisted inscription on the ring is very similar to the Arabic ligature. In the original, the inscription on the Ring of Omnipotence looks like this.
Fans of the Middle-earth world have long established a special language based on Tolkien's numerous works. Therefore, in addition to the English version of the inscription, there is a transcription in the so-called "elven language." The inscription on the Ring of Omnipotence reads like this in English.

Variants of translation of elven runes on the Main Ring into Russian

There are several translations into Russian of this text. Most of them rhyme, because of what the inscription on the Ring of Omnipotence loses its original meaning. And he is this: "The only ring to manage them all, the only ring to find them, is the only ring to collect them all and in the dark to tie them together."
In the Russian dubbing of the film "The Lord of the Rings" the inscription on the Ring of Omnipotence sounds like this. There are several options for translating the inscription into Russian.

Here are only the most popular of them.

What does the inscription on the Ring of Omnipotence mean?

Despite the many variations of the translation, the meaning of the inscription remains unchanged. He means that the Supreme Ring is created to control the other Rings of Power and to assemble them and their owners into a single chain to serve evil.

Today, as many years ago, during the first publication of the book about the adventures of the Hobbit Bilbo, the history of the struggle for the Ring of Omnipotence remains an incredibly popular one. Translation of the inscription on it into Russian and other languages exists not only. However, the value remains unchanged. Despite the threatening meaning of the inscription, the Ring of Omnipotence remains today one of the best-selling types of costume jewelry all over the world. It is made of gold, silver and other cheaper alloys. And anyone who wants for a very modest amount can get it and feel like the Lord of the Rings.

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