There are many more interesting relationships between Tolkien’s characters, but alas, we are running out of time and room. There we shall stop with the family trees. Sadly, this is because the Gamgees were not considered an ‘upper-class’ family, and thus they didn’t intermarry into Bagginses, Brandybucks, Tooks, etc. Sam is not related to Frodo, Pippin, Merry, or even Bilbo. Search as we might through the Hobbit family trees, there is no common ancestor recorded between Frodo and Sam. We’ve figured out how Frodo is related to the main Hobbits from The Lord of the Rings, except for how he is related to Samwise Gamgee. This gives us another reason to think Pippin got his facts wrong in the movie. That also turned out to be the same as what we came up with for Pippin through Frodo’s dad. This would make Frodo and Bilbo second cousins once removed. Now Frodo’s dad, Drogo, is Bilbo’s second cousin. A second cousin once removed is your parent’s second cousin, or your second cousin’s child. And a first cousin twice removed is either your grandparent’s cousin or your cousin’s grandchild. For example, a first cousin once removed is your parent’s cousin, or your cousin’s child. Sam Gamgee Frodo Baggins Bilbo Baggins Thorin Oakenshield Bifur (Tolkien). This is where it can get pretty complicated! If your extended relative is one generation above or below you, they are once removed. Here are the ten fanfiction relationships from The Lord of the Rings we wish. So what do you call relatives who are on different generation levels? cousin, you have to be on the same generation level. That’s not the same ancestor Bilbo reached, so that means that Frodo is not on the same generation level as Bilbo.
If you go back three generations from Frodo, you reach Largo. This is probably largely due to the fact that both of these characters were brought to life by attractive actors.
#RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BILBO AND FRODO SERIES#
When The Hobbit series was released, some new ships that hadn’t really been around before became quite popular. Go back three generations from both Bilbo and Drogo, and you reach Balbo Baggins. Here are the ten fanfiction relationships from The Lord of the Rings we wish were real. That means if you go back the same number of generations from either descendant you will reach their common ancestor. If you look carefully at the family tree, you will notice that Bilbo and Drogo are on the same generation level. This makes Bilbo and Drogo second cousins because their parents are cousins. (Simple enough, right?) Now what’s a second cousin? A second cousin would be your parent’s cousin’s child. Thus, Bilbo’s father Bungo and Frodo’s grandfather Fosco are first cousins, because their fathers were brothers. Well, most of us know what a first cousin is. So what do we call Bilbo and Frodo’s relationship? Some events are compressed, most notably the time that elapses between Bilbo’s birthday party and Gandalf telling Frodo about the Ring (17 years in the books, a few weeks in the films). Largo’s son, Fosco, had three kids, and his second child was Frodo’s father, Drogo.
Mungo’s oldest son was Bungo, who had a child named Bilbo. Mungo had five kids (just like his parents), and Largo had one son. Both of these Hobbits got married and started families. Balbo had five kids, but we’re only going to concentrate on two at the moment: Mungo and Largo. If we go way back in time, Bilbo and Frodo share a common ancestor: Balbo Baggins.
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