This is a list of kings of Dale from the fictional universe of Middle-earth by J. R. R. Tolkien.

Those listed under ‘Old Kingdom’ were king before Dale was under the control of the dragon Smaug. Those listed under ‘Dale renewed’ are those who were king after the Battle of Five Armies.

• Old Kingdom:
  • Girion
• Dale renewed:
  1. Bard I (the Bowman)
  2. Bain
  3. Brand
     
  4. Bard II

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