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Atanatar I is a fictional character in J. R. R. Tolkien's universe of Middle-earth and the tenth King of Gondor.

He was the son of Turambar and succeeded him to the throne of Gondor in T.A. 667.

His reign was uneventful, he died in 748 and was succeeded by his son Siriondil

Preceded by:
Turambar

Kings of Gondor

Followed by:
Siriondil

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