Thain
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Summary
Thain is a fictional political functionary[1]. Thain draws 60 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_political_functionary category, ranking #6 of 5).[2]
Key Facts
- Thain's instance of is recorded as fictional political functionary[3].
- The location of Thain was The Shire[4].
- Thain's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as The Shire[5].
- Thain's from narrative universe is recorded as Tolkien's legendarium[6].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Bucca of the Marish[7].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Gorhendad Brandybuck[8].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Isumbras Took I[9].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Isengrim Took II[10].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Isumbras Took III[11].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Ferumbras Took II[12].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Fortinbras Took I[13].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Gerontius Took[14].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Isengrim Took III[15].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Isumbras Took IV[16].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Fortinbras Took II[17].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Ferumbras Tuk III[18].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Paladin Took II[19].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Peregrin Took[20].
- Thain's position holder is recorded as Faramir Took[21].
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Definition and Type
Thain's instance of is recorded as fictional political functionary[3].
Why It Matters
Thain draws 60 Wikipedia views per month (fictional_political_functionary category, ranking #6 of 5).[2] Thain has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[22] Thain is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[23]