William Huggins
“He wouldn’t make above a mouthful … not when he was skinned and boned.” William Huggins’opinion of Bilbo...
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Tobold Hornblower
A famous Hobbit of Longbottom in the South-farthing of the Shire. In his younger days, Tobold was something of a traveller, and made the...
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Men of Harad
The doughty, dark-skinned Men of the southern regions of Middle-earth. Historical allies of Mordor, they were more properly known as the...
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Hyarrostar
The wide promontory that spread out to the south and east of Númenor, and in fact contained its easternmost point. Along its southern...
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Hyarmentir
A mighty mountain to the south and east of Valinor – one of the tallest in Aman (though Taniquetil, to the north, was taller still)....
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Hyarnustar
The southwestern of the five regions of Númenor, noted for its vineyards and fertile farmlands, although it became more mountainous in the...
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Hyarmendacil II
An heir of the Royal House of Gondor, originally named Vinyarion. He became King when his father Aldamir was slain by the Haradrim, an act...
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Hyarmendacil I
A man originally named Ciryaher, the heir to Gondor’s throne who saw his father Ciryandil slain at the hands of the Men of Harad. To...
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Hyarastorni
A region in the central parts of Númenor, used especially as grazing land for sheep. VN:F [1.9.11_1134]please wait...Rating: 0.0/5 (0 votes
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Húrin the Tall
An important officer of the city of Minas Tirith during the War of the Ring, who fought in the Battle of the Pelennor Fields. After the...
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Húrin of the First Age
Eldest son of Galdor, and Lord of Dor-lómin after him. He was captured by Morgoth at the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, and he and his kin were...
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Húrin of Emyn Arnen
Húrin of Emyn Arnen is the earliest of Gondor’s Stewards to have his name recorded in history. He served under King Minardil, and...
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Húrin II
The son of Steward Hallas, and grandson of the famous Cirion who granted the green northern lands of Calenardhon to the Rohirrim. Húrin II...
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