The Houses of the Edain
the three houses of the Elf-friends, from Bëor and Hador and Haleth
Of the peoples of Men who came into Beleriand, three houses were counted the Edain, the Elf-friends: the houses of Bëor, of Hador and of Haleth — and through Beren and Tuor their blood entered the line of the Half-elven.
The Three Houses
flowchart TD
subgraph B["House of Bëor"]
BE["Bëor"] --> BAR["Barahir ✕ Emeldir"]
BAR --> BR["Beren ✕ Lúthien"]
end
subgraph H["House of Hador"]
HL["Hador"] --> GD["Galdor ✕ Hareth"]
GD --> HU["Húrin ✕ Morwen"]
GD --> HO["Huor ✕ Rían"]
HU --> TU["Túrin"]
HU --> NI["Nienor"]
HO --> TR["Tuor"]
end
subgraph HA["House of Haleth"]
HD["Haldad"] --> H2["Haleth"]
end
BR --> DI["Dior"]
TR --> IT["Idril ✕ Tuor"]
Notes
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In the diagrams, ✕ joins a married couple; the arrows show descent to the next generation.
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The Haladin (Haleth’s folk) kept their own lordship in the Forest of Brethil; the houses of Bëor and Hador were the chief friends of the Noldor, and their blood mingled in the Half-elven.
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