Does the Minas Tirith of Beleriand have any connection with the Minas Tirith of Gondor? - Quora

Answer (1 of 4): In name only. They were both named “The Tower of the Guard” Minas Tirith in Sindarin, but the First Age Minas Tirith, guarding the Vale of Sirion, was Finrod’s personal watchtower. After he established his realm of Nargothrond, he handed control of Minas Tirith to his nephew Orod

Why does Minas Tirith, which is close enough to Mordor, have several defensive walls but not a simple moat? - Quora

What is the difference between Minas Tirith and Minas Anor? Why do some people call the city Minas Tirith by its original name Minas Anor? - Quora

What is the reason that Gondor did not use mithril to make their armour, instead of steel? Would mithril have been more effective against orcs/uruk-hai than steel? - Quora

What is the real size of Minas Tirith in the Peter Jackson trilogy (diameter, the height of the Citadel and the Ecthelion Tower)? - Quora

What does Minas Tirith actually look like according to Tolkien? - Quora

Can Mordor's army in Minas Tirith conquer Constantinople in 1453 (instead of the Ottoman army)? - Quora

Where in Middle-earth was Beleriand? - Quora

What is the architecture of Rivendell like? What are some other examples of such architecture from our world's history and by whom? - Quora

What would you have done differently in the Siege of Gondor if you were given supreme command of the defenders (from the movies and books perspective)? - Quora

What do stars in Gondor's sigil mean? - Quora

What happened to the kingdoms of Arnor and Gondor at the beginning of the 3rd Age? - Quora

Were Minas Tirith, Minas Ithil, and Osgiliath the only cities of Gondor? - Quora

What does Minas Tirith actually look like according to Tolkien? - Quora

How far away is Amon Hen from Minas Tirith? Was it typically hours, days, or weeks away? - Quora

In reference to the Beacons of Gondor, did they only work one way? Meaning that only Gondor could call Rohan for aid or could Rohan also have lit the beacons to call