The Kings of Gondor were the rulers of the realm of Gondor descended from Elendil. They were the Dúnedain of the South.

When the Exiles of Númenor were cast upon Middle-earth Elendil founded a realm in the north called Arnor. His sons Isildur and Anárion founded the realm of Gondor in the south.

Elendil is counted as the first of the Kings of Gondor since he was the High King of both Arnor and Gondor.

Upon the death of Elendil, Isildur became the High King and so is counted as the second King of Gondor.

When Isildur left the south kingdom, the rule of Gondor was committed to Anárion's son Meneldil for Anárion had perished during battle.

After Meneldir there were thirty Kings of Gondor before the last king was lost and the rule of the land was given to the Ruling Stewards. After a long interrum the kingship of both Arnor and Gondor was reclaimed by Aragorn after the War of the Ring.

The names of the Kings of Gondor were as follows:

Elendil

Isildur

Meneldil

Cemendur

Eärendil of Gondor

Anardil of Gondor

Ostoher

Rómendacil I

Turambar of Gondor

Atanatar I

Siriondil

Tarannon Falastur

Eärnil I

Ciryandil

Hyarmendacil I

Atanatar II Alcarin

Narmacil I

Calmacil

Rómendacil II

Valacar

Eldacar of Gondor

Castamir

Aldamir

Hyarmendacil II

Minardil

Telemnar

Tarondor of Gondor

Telumehtar Umbardacil

Narmacil II

Calimehtar

Ondoher

Eärnil II

Eärnur