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[Lord of the Rings] What was life like with Aragorn as king? Obviously, his part in destroying the Ring would make him a pretty likable guy, but were there people that weren't super happy with him?

He seems like a swell guy, but I'm sure there were a few people who didn't like him.
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King Elessar Telcontar restored Gondor to it's former glory and splendor. Within a few years of his coronation, he had sent men north to reestablish the ancient kingdom of Arnor, which joined with Gondor in the south to form the Reunited Kingdom. Over the 120 years of his reign, King Elessar improved relations with the dwarves, remaining elves, and allied nations of men. He decreed that the Shire was wholly under his protection, and that no man was ever to set foot within it's borders again. This was to ensure the hobbits could be left to their way of life unmolested. He greatly expanded Gondor's military and naval might, and subsequently their borders. He put a beat down on the Haradrim and the Easterlings, staving off their raids and attacks for decades. On his deathbed, he passed his crown to his eldest son and heir, Eldarion, ensuring a clear and unequivocal succession for the people of Gondor.

He was as great a King as any of his ancestors.