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Khazad-dûm, latterly known as Moria (The Black Pit), was the most famous of the mansions of Durin's folk. There, for many thousands of years, a Dwarvish community thrived. It lay in the central parts of the Misty Mountains, tunnelled and carved through the living rock of the mountains themselves. By the Second Age a traveller could pass through it from the west of the range to the east. At the time of the Forging of the Great Rings, Khazad Dum was ruled by Durin III, father on Prince Durin IV an

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