There are roughly 561,792
How did I come up with that?
Number of lines per average page of type = 44
Number of characters per average line of type = 63
Divide 63 by 6 (Average word being 6 characters long) = 10.5
Multiply Lines by words (44 X 10.5) = 462
Now
Multiply number of words per page (462) by number of pages (1,216) = 561,792
It's only a rough estimate, but it gets you in the right ball park. The only way to know for sure is to count each word in the text. I used the 50th anniversary one volume edition for my calculation.
An electronic copy, including all headers, indices and appendixes shows 525,405.
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I have an electronic copy. Not including the appendices, the indices, the prologue, forward, table of contents, etc, (but including chapter titles, book titles and chapter numbers) word count shows 468,420.
The Lord of the Rings has 1216 pages.
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3
There are 3 movies
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Not very much, although there is some cursing in different languages.
lord of the rings because it has so many rings
7 Were given to Dwarves
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The main antagonist through out The Lord of the Rings trilogy is the Sauron (aka the Lord of the Rings, literally). However, there is also Saruman of Many Colors to be reckoned with, as well as the nine Nazgul.The main antagonist through out the Lord of the Rings trilogy is the Sauron (aka the Lord of the Rings, literally). However, there is also Saruman of Many Colors to be reckoned with, as well as the nine Nazgul.