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Hanavanar

Hanavanar is the king of Jah Keved. He is assassinated by Szeth on on the orders of King Taravangian of Kharbranth in order to cause political instability.
Hanavanar is on good enough terms with the rulers of Alethkar that Balat believes that discovery of Shallan's theft of Jasnah's Soulcaster would cause Hanavanar to turn House Davar over to the Alethi for execution. However, he and most other Vedens hold a personal grudge against Dalinar Kholin.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Hanavanar has a square brown beard and a prominent nose. A thick man, he has a wide waist and shoulders.
Hanavanar is a rather clever man, smart enough to realize that he could be a potential target for Szeth and wily enough to keep his Shardblade a secret. However, he severely underestimates Szeth's abilities to the point of arrogance, even after hearing of his other kills. Hanavanar also seems not to value the lives of his subjects and peers above his own; he sets a trap for an assassin known for committing massacres during a dinner party. He is also somewhat paranoid.
== History ==
King Hanavanar spent years of his reign setting his highprinces against each other. He bonded a Shardblade secretly at some point, and although he never admitted to it, some rumors of his Blade leaked out. When his highprinces began dying at Szeth's hands, he realized he might be the assassin's next target and devised a trap for him at one of his feasts.
On , during the feast, Hanavanar hid two Shardbearers under his table, counting on them plus his own Blade to be enough to defeat Szeth. He also outfitted dozens of his soldiers with half-shards, but Szeth forewent his Honorblade for a while and used the martial art of kammar to incapacitate the soldiers in various ways. Hanavanar dodged a table knife that was Lashed towards him, then stood his ground behind his Shardbearers. He finally ran from Szeth after his Shardbearers fell, but Szeth pursued him, beat down his half-shard shield, and killed him.
Following King Hanavanar's death, the lighteyes of Jah Keved began fighting a succession war until Valam took the throne. His death also inadvertently contributed to the formation of the coalition of monarchs with Taravangian, who was willing to work with Dalinar, as Jah Keved's king.
== Notes ==
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Handerwym

Handerwym is a Terrisman in post-Catacendre Scadrial.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Handerwym is often separated from Jak in his adventures, leaving him skeptical as to whether the action as described by Jak actually took place. His annotations are often satirical and express doubt as to whether Jak's descriptions are accurate. He is annoyed at Jak for his terrible grammar and spelling and is extremely annoyed when people buy the stories without his editing. He believes that getting Jak to improve his writing is far more difficult than Jak's adventures in the Roughs. He left Elendel because the lack of intelligence among the Elendel public was driving him crazy. So, he could either leave or kill himself, the latter of which would violate his pacifist oaths.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Handerwym is a Connector. He has used this power to make a connection to the Koloss in the Pits of Eltania and thinks of it as sacred, purposefully not letting Jak write much information on it. 
== History ==
=== Working with Jak ===
Handerwym was a steward and companion of the explorer Jak and followed him on his many adventures in the Roughs. He was also the editor and annotator of the many short stories that Jak published in the Elendel Daily, a difficult job as he once had to remove sixteen superfluous commas from a single page, and Jak was under the impression that Koloss looks better when spelled Kol!oss. He has saved Jak's life many times.
=== Breakup with Jak ===
In the years following the discovery of the Bands of Mourning Jak continued to publish his stories and by happenstance discovered a large amount of Survivor artifacts. Whilst expanding his business Jak decided to invest in new forms of media entertainment and in order to fund these ventures took a stake out of Handerwym's ownership in the company. This led to a public falling out between the two with the judge ultimately siding with Handerwym. Jak continued to be published in the Sentinel of Truth while Handerwym kept exclusive access to The Two Seasons as well as other paper's. Nicelle Sauvage would continue under Handerwym's banner.
== Notes ==
Hanlanaze

Professor Hanlanaze is a well known mathematician and scientist from New Seran on Scadrial.
He presumably speaks with a Thermolian accent (with distinctive "v" sounds) common in the remote southern village where he grew up. He has a beard, is fairly heavyset, and is at least part Terris. 
He is known for contributing to several new discoveries related to combustion technology. He maintains correspondence with other scientists, including Rame Maldor, and is familiar with recent research in the field of electromagnetism. Sophi Tarcsel claims that Hanlanaze stole her father's research on incandescent lights and falsely took credit for the designs that gained widespread use.
In , he was invited to the governor's spring dinner and policy speech at Lady ZoBell's penthouse in Elendel, but was a known recluse and replied that he might not make it to the party. Despite a note on the name manifest not to let anyone else in using his ticket, Wayne successfully impersonated him to sneak into the party.
== Notes ==
;Footnotes
;References
Happy

Happy is a very fat taynix that Jorgen discovers in a cavern along with several other taynix. He is one of the yellow and blue variety of taynix, allowing him to teleport with his cytonic abilities. When Jorgen, FM, and Rig are first watching over the new taynix, Happy and Chubs get into a crate of mushrooms and begin eating. FM discovers them in the crate, and gives Happy his name. Happy likes Rig especially, and often climbs into his lap.
Happy goes with Skyward Flight on their rescue mission to Sunreach. With Jorgen’s direction, Happy uses his cytonic abilities to teleport into Nedd’s starfighter and bring him into the station, saving him.
== Notes ==
Happy Accident

The Happy Accident is a bar that Holly Winseed’s Provisional Replica goes to. It has a real neon “open” sign hanging in the window. The interior is a normal, blank white, to allow for easy theming, except for a sizable collection of physical landscape paintings on the walls. It’s default theming is vintage-style, with lots of neon, and a long, polished wood bar. It is well constructed theme, with a good amount of smoke in the air for atmosphere. Though the interior is largely themed, the drinks served at the Happy Accident are real.
== Notes ==
Harathdal

Harathdal is a Terris steward on Scadrial during the Final Empire.
== History ==
Harathdal was the foremost of the Terris stewards at the time of the Battle of Hathsin. During the battle, he waited at the mouth of the caverns leading to the Kandra Homeland with Sazed and other leaders, hoping for Vin to save them from the koloss and the destruction of the planet.
== Notes ==
Harding

Inspector Harding is a federal inspector of the United Isles of America.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
He often rides an Equilix Horse and uses spring rifle as weapon. With the Rithmatic powers granted by a Forgotten, he draws with a chalk on the tip of the rifle. He seems to have the inherent ability to draw quite perfect circles and lines; however, he knows nothing of drawing a proper defense and can be easily fooled in a duel.
== History ==
Prior to working as a federal inspector, Harding was a soldier at the Tower of Nebrask. One day, he went into a breach with Andrew Nalizar to save William Muns, and was possessed by a Forgotten.
He is sent to Armedius Academy to investigate the disappearance of Lilly Whiting, which becomes the case of the Scribbler.
Principal York assigns him Professor Fitch to assist in the investigation.
Harding, however, was the Scribbler. Wild chalklings under the command of his Forgotten has consumed William Muns, and he traveled to Armedius to continue this work. He first attacked and consumed Lilly Whiting, to spread panic between the students. He then insists students to stay at school under his protection, killing Charles Calloway, the son of a knight senator, to further discourage any thoughts on leaving the school. After all students are concentrated at the school as he planned, he goes on, attacking and consuming the students. Eventually, he is stopped by Fitch, Melody and Joel, and the people consumed by his wild chalklings are released.
== Notes ==
Hardy

Hardy is a resident of Beacon on Canticle and one of four members of Zeal's special operations team. Along with the other team members, Hardy typically performs the missions' fieldwork while Zeal organizes the team and runs the operations.
==Appearance and Personality==
Hardy is a large, beefy man and like the other members of Zeal's team has a more rough and tumble appearance than the other Beaconites. He wears thick work gloves, overalls made of a course cloth, and a long coat. His clothing is made of a huge amount of leather which is likely to have been made from a great many of the planet's gazelle-like beasts.
Hardy's speech patterns are notably courser than most other Beaconites. He frequently uses the word "blessed" as a curse which Nomad attributes to a linguistic necessity of living in a conservative religious society.
He has an affable and easygoing personality and is willing to put himself in great peril for the sake of his people even without knowing the full details of the mission.
==History==
Hardy likely participated in the mission to steal the authorization key from the Cinder King's vessel during the raid on Union. After crash landing on the far side of the mountains, Zeal requests to the Greater Good that his team perform a raid to steal sunhearts to power their escape.
Accompanying Zeal, Nomad, Rebeke, and Elegy on the Dawnchaser, Hardy jovially questions Zeal about the details of the mission to enter the great maelstrom and collect the buried sunhearts before the Cinder King. Though Zeal tells him that he and the rest of the team will be digging the sunhearts up by hand, Nomad jumps in to say that only Nomad will be going out in the maelstrom and that Zeal's team is only there because Zeal insisted they be present to provide backup. After Nomad exits the ship, Hardy becomes incapacitated from the intense heat, either falling unconscious or becoming violently sick.
== Notes ==
Hariel

Hariel is a Fused who possesses Demid during the True Desolation on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Hariel has a large, statuesque physique with a broad chest and carapace visible along his arms and at the corners of his face. He has a powerful stance and is far taller than Venli when she is in envoyform. He has red eyes and speaks the ancient language of the Fused in a deep, commanding voice.
Like many Fused, Hariel expects subservience from all singers of lower rank. He seems to be able to think clearly, and has retained more of his sanity than many Fused. Ulim thinks that he is one of the most ill-tempered of all the Fused. Hariel respects Ulim's work on Roshar, but dislikes the fact that he uses human-like language and mannerisms.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
Like all Fused, Hariel cannot be killed by conventional means, as he can simply possess the body of a new singer. Hariel's specific powers are not known, but he is one of the physically larger brands of Fused. He presumably has a high level of control with Voidlight, as he seems to be able to make his body pulse with violet power at will, and he can also pool the power in his hands.
== History ==
Hariel was bound on Braize for millenia by the Oathpact. He was one of the first Fused to return to Roshar through the Everstorm after the Oathpact was broken and the True Desolation began. Upon returning, he inhabited the body of a listener named Demid. Demid and his once-mate Venli had not realized the consequences of possession by the Fused. When Venli realized that Demid was gone, she wanted him to be revived, and Ulim had to quickly tell her to address Hariel with more reverence or he would kill her. Hariel explained to Venli that the Fused do not "share" bodies like Voidspren and informed her that Demid's soul had gone to the "blindness beyond" and could not be brought back.
Hariel also told Venli that her body was intended to be used by a Fused colleague before Odium stepped in to give her envoyform. He believed that Odium had a purpose for her and told her that she would be taken to Alethkar. He did not notice that Venli saw Timbre and quickly concealed her.
== Notes ==
Harkaylain

Harkaylain is a historical figure on Roshar who lived during the Heraldic Epochs.
==History==
A female Knight Radiant mentioned Harkaylain to Dalinar when he appeared as Heb in the Starfalls vision, which took place in the year 337 of the Eighth Epoch. Harkaylain was said to be able to predict Desolations with some accuracy.
Dalinar later revisited the Starfalls vision, this time embodying the female Radiant. Dalinar claimed that there was a problem with the Radiant's "living" Shardplate, hoping that her companion, the Starfalls Windrunner, would reveal some information about how it worked. However, the Windrunner told her to talk to Harkaylain or her spren if she was having problems with her Plate. 
The two Radiants each mentioned Harkaylain in a seemingly familiar manner, which may indicate that he is also a Knight Radiant, but this has not been confirmed.
== Notes ==
Harl

Harl is a thick-shouldered darkeyed man from Hearthstone on Roshar.
==History==
In , Harl's daughter Miasal fell a long ways and was seriously injured. Kaladin happened to be walking by, and did his best to treat her wounds. Harl was beside himself with fear, and initially tried to prevent Kaladin from helping Miasal. Several other men dragged Harl away so Kaladin could work, but Miasal's wounds were fatal. When Harl realized that she had died he began shouting, shoving Kaladin aside and clutching his daughter's body. Harl wept holding his daughter's body for a long while.
In , Harl, Balsas, Luten, and other townspeople tried to rob Lirin of the spheres he got from Brightlord Wistiow. Brightlord Roshone had convinced them that Lirin had stolen the spheres. Harl and the others were caught by Lirin outside his home, where he confronted them, using the light of the spheres to illuminate them. Harl wore a black mask, but he was recognizable by his broad shoulders. Lirin stood up to the men and shamed them for their behavior, and they left in disgrace.
At some point circa 1167, Harl's wife died from scarfever.
In 1168, with both his wife and daughter dead, Harl voluntarily enlisted in Highmarshal Meridas Amaram's army at the same time that other townspeople enlisted or were conscripted, including Tien and Kaladin.
==Trivia==
*In early editions of The Way of Kings, the man who confronts Lirin in the night was named Horl. This was a typo, and it was corrected in the leatherbound edition.
== Notes ==
Harmon

Harmon is a burglar in Camon's crew in Luthadel on Scadrial. He is an older man with a scraggly beard.
Harmon and the rest of Camon's group, then reporting to Milev, told the story of the Survivor of Hathsin to Vin just before Kelsier's crew arrived at their safe house. Harmon dismissed Hrud's notion that Kelsier was something other than a man but posited that he was a mistborn. He and Milev's crew left, leaving Vin behind to attend the meeting with Kelsier's crew.
== Notes ==
Harms

Harms might refer to:
* House Harms - Wealthy noble house in Elendel.
* Jackstom Harms - Head of House Harms.
* Steris Harms - Daughter of Jackstom Harms, married to Waxillium Ladrian.
* Marasi Colms - Illegitimate daughter of Jackstom Harms.
Category: family names
Harth

Harth is a swordsman from Alethkar on Roshar. He was Dalinar Kholin's first sword trainer.
Dalinar's father hired Harth to train a young Dalinar in swordsmanship. The Kholin family was not particularly powerful at the time, and had to settle for Harth even though he was young and not recognized as a true swordmaster. He came from "a few towns over" to train Dalinar. Dalinar believes that Harth had a reasonable level of skill for someone of his standing.
Dalinar tells Kadash a tale of Harth insisting that he tie his takama in a specific way, the same way that Harth's master and his master's master had always demanded. Dalinar seeks out the originator of this rule, an old ardent in Kholinar, and realizes that he only tied it that way because he was so short. Dalinar uses this tale to argue that blindly following tradition does not make it worthy.
== Notes ==
Hasheh

Brightness Hasheh is a lighteyed scholar and tutor on Roshar.
Hasheh worked as Shallan Davar's tutor at the Davar estates in Jah Keved around the year . She was an expert in languages and taught Shallan some Azish. Shallan also noted that Hasheh taught her etiquette, and would chide her for having poor posture.
Hasheh abruptly left her position after one of Lin Davar's unhinged attacks on Malise Gevelmar. Hasheh was one of a series of Shallan's tutors who quit their jobs due to Lin's instability, and Shallan generally remembered them as "stern matrons".
== Notes ==
Hasper

Haspers are a form of mollusk on Roshar. A stranna hasper refers to a variety of the mollusk that can be cooked and eaten.
== Appearance and Behavior ==
Haspers are comprised of two shells that enclose a slimy interior. These two shells open and close in rhythm with one another. Due to this motion, haspers are often compared to tiny mouths that are breathing. At least some varieties of haspers have pearly shells. They may be related to tiny snails.
Haspers are creatures that appear to spend most, if not all, of their life totally stationary. They grow in clusters, attached to the side of objects made of stone, wood, or on shalebark. A cluster of haspers can support the weight of a few waterskins.
Haspers can be found in a wide variety of places across eastern Roshar, including the docks of Kharbranth, Hearthstone, and the chasms of the Shattered Plains. They reproduce during the Weeping, with clusters seeming to grow out of nowhere. It is unknown what haspers feed on.
==Culinary Use==
Adolin included steamed stranna haspers in a platter of food that he brought to Shallan's quarters in Urithiru after training her in the use of a Shardblade.
Eshonai ate a meal of steamed haspers just before discovering the humans.
== Notes ==
category:Rosharan food
Hatham princedom

Hatham princedom is one of ten Alethi princedom's that form Alethkar. Hatham's house colors may be gold and red.
== Geography ==
It is located in western Alethkar, just south of the Sunmaker Mountains and shares a border with Jah Keved. To the south lies Bethab princedom, and it shares a river border wtih Sebarial and Thanadal princedoms to the east. 
=== Locations ===
*Darkhill 
*Shamel 
== History ==
Hatham's warcamp had been able to catch the unexpected highstorm during the Battle of Narak, and had become relatively wealthy from the captured Stormlight. Once moved into Urithiru, Hatham tasked his farmers with cultivating the gardens.
== Notes ==
category: Princedoms
Hathan

Hathan is a master-servant and Dalinar Kholin's room steward in Kholinar on Roshar.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is short. As a master-servant, he is presumably darkeyed and wears a uniform.
==History==
Hathan served as Dalinar and Evi's room steward a few years after their marriage, when Evi was pregnant with Adolin. In , when Gavilar came to confront Dalinar about whether he had killed the younger Tanalan, Hathan answered the door and announced Gavilar's arrival to Dalinar.
== Notes ==
Havah

A havah is a traditional Vorin dress on Roshar. It is formfitting through the bust, shoulders, and waist, and has a flowing skirt. It is buttoned up the sides, and the left sleeve is longer than the other in order to fully cover the safehand. Said sleeve can also contain a pouch, known as a safepouch, that can be used for storing valuable spheres or other small personal items. They are often made of silk in bright colors. 
== Cut ==
== Embroidery ==
== Replacement hem ==
The replaceable hem would be a continuous piece attached to the underskirt. This hem piece is not easy to change, so it is probably sewn on and not attached with buttons or some other simple fastener. It is a simple enough operation that it is done with relative frequency, however. Due to the difficulty in finding fabric that is an exact match for something bought another time or place, people often purchase replacement hems in contrasting colors.
== Images == 
Havah1.jpg | by Jasnah, Shallan, and Navani wearing havahs
Havah2.jpg | by Shallan wearing a havah 
Havah3.jpg | by Navani wearing a havah 
Havah4.jpg | by Havah displaying safehand sleeve 
Inkima.jpg | by Havah worn by Inkima 
Havah Design 2.jpg | by Havah designs
Havah.png | by 
== Bridal Gowns == 
 
The Vorin wedding gown is a variation of a havah. It is likely an older version of what is now accepted as the traditional havah design. Two Vorin wedding gowns have been described:
The red light from the rubies' Stormlight brings the "red for luck" to Shallan's gown. Using blue for Shallan's wedding gown indicates that Vorin brides are allowed more than one color option in a traditional wedding dress. 
 
A bridal crown typically accompanies the wedding gown, and is worn by the bride as a headpiece for the wedding ceremonies in the Vorin tradition. Hair is worn braided for the occasion. The pieces are secured to the hair. Currently only two descriptions are available: 
;Navani's crown
: An "intricate headdress of jade and turquoise complemented [the] wedding gown."
;Shallan's crown
: A golden "ornate headdress woven into her braids."
Neither jade nor turquoise is associated with Soulcasting. They are not polestones, which are capable of naturally holding Stormlight. 
== Trivia ==
* The Vorin bridal dress is likely inspired by traditional Chinese wedding gowns, which are often much looser in cut than a qipao or cheongsam – the more fitted traditional dresses. The wedding gowns are often covered in gold embroidery with designs that are meant to represent luck and other blessings for the couple.
* The Vorin bridal crown is likely inspired by the fengguan, or Phoenix crowns, worn by brides in traditional Chinese wedding ceremonies. Jade and turquoise are both associated with luck in many Earth cultures, including in China and Tibet.
== Notes ==
Havar

Brightlord Havar is an officer in Highprince Dalinar Kholin's army on the Shattered Plains of Roshar.
== Personality and Appearance ==
Havar wears a beard, and is a good soldier who does his job well.
== History ==
Havar accompanies Dalinar to a firemoss den the night Adolin is born. He buys a round of drinks and sits next to Bashin.
Havar served as the commander of the rearguard in the Kholin army, and was good friends with both Dalinar and Adolin Kholin. In , Havar fought in the Battle of the Tower, where the Kholin army was betrayed by Highprince Torol Sadeas. Havar took a serious gut wound during the fighting. He survived long enough to be rescued by Bridge Four, but died shortly thereafter, coughing up blood. Havar was one of around six thousand Kholin casualties in the fighting, along with Perethom, Ilamar. Kaladin promoted Nacomb Gaval to temporarily replace Havar for the purpose of expeditiously evacuating the Tower. Havar's death, along with the others served as one of the sources of Adolin's hatred for Sadeas.
== Notes ==
Havarah

Havarah is Highprince Dalinar Kholin's bridgelord on the Shattered Plains of Roshar.
As bridgelord, Havarah was responsible for the big chull-drawn bridges used by Dalinar during chasm runs against the Parshendi.
Havarah is a short man who has some Herdazian ancestry, which is shown by his dark, crystalline fingernails. However, he does not wear a sparkflicker.
== Notes ==