the Maiar

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The Maiar are powerful lesser divine spirits in J.R.R. Tolkien’s legendarium who serve the Valar and often act as guides or guardians in the world of Middle-earth.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
the Maiar canonical 5
Middle-earth deities 2
Maiar and Valar 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf divine spirit
fictional race
group of characters in literature
alignment some corrupted by Melkor
some loyal to Valar
appearsIn The History of Middle-earth
The Lord of the Rings
The Silmarillion
Unfinished Tales
canBeSlainInBody true
canTakeForm visible bodily shape
corruptedMembersKnownAs Balrogs
creator J. R. R. Tolkien
firstAppearedIn The Silmarillion
groupOf Istari
homeBeforeEnteringArda Timeless Halls
inhabit Arda
languageOfName Quenya
mortality immortal
nature spiritual beings
notableMember Arien
Eönwë
Gandalf
Melian
Ossë
Radagast
Saruman
Sauron
Tilion
Uinen
origin thought of Eru Ilúvatar
partOf Arda
Tolkien legendarium
powerLevel less than Valar but greater than Elves and Men
rankRelativeTo lesser than Valar
role guardians in Middle-earth
guides of Elves and Men
servants of the Valar
sentBy Valar
linked to: The Valar
sentTo Middle-earth
serve Valar
linked to: The Valar
singularForm Maia
someServe Aulë
Manwë
Melkor
linked to: Morgoth

Ulmo
Varda
Yavanna
subordinateTo Valar
linked to: The Valar
task aid against Sauron
typeOf Ainur

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (10)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Valinor inhabitedBy the Maiar
Maiar hasCategory Middle-earth deities
linked to: the Maiar
Uinen category Middle-earth deities
linked to: the Maiar
the Blue Wizards cosmicNature Maiar spirits
linked to: the Maiar
The Powers contrastedWith the Maiar
includesRealmOf the Maiar
Pelóri Mountains inhabitedBy the Maiar (on Taniquetil)
subject linked to: the Pelóri Mountains
linked to: the Maiar
Eru Ilúvatar fatherOf the Maiar
Weapons of Middle-earth associatedWith Maiar and Valar
linked to: the Maiar