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Guillian

Guillian is a felon apprehended in Elendel in 342.
Guillian joined Migs and eight other men to commit some sort of crime, but they were found out and trapped in a building for the entire night. Around dawn, Wax and Wayne helped the constables capture the men. Wayne sneaked into the room, posing as a robber before knocking out Guillian and taking his ivory-handled knife, Guillian's favorite.
== Notes ==
Gulastis

Gulastis is a historical figure on Roshar.
Gulastis was a lighteyes that lived during the reign of Sadees, presumably in Alethkar. He wielded an ulius during a famous duel for honor with Velinar.
When Adolin Kholin was fourteen, he misguidedly bought an antique ulius used in the Velinar/Gulastis duel as a gift for Idani. He kept the sword for himself, which had a nick in it from the duel.
== Notes ==
Gumfrem

Gumfrems are domesticated animals on Roshar. They are described as pasture animals that are similar to chulls, although gumfrems are relatively uncommon. They are raised in Alethkar for their gemhearts, presumably heliodors, which are small but can be used to Soulcast meat. 
Gumfrem farms existed in the Akanny region of the Sadeas princedom. Enough gumfrems to clog multiple rooms were taken to Urithiru.
== Notes ==
Guntua

Guntua is a heklo pirate in the belt of the nowhere, and is a pilot in the Broadsiders. 
== History ==
Guntua used to work at Surehold, and was part of the large group that defected alongside Peg. She joined up as a pilot in the Broadsider Faction, and piloted a powerful two-seat striker, which was equipped with formidable destructors and a twin booster. It was the best of Peg's ships. After a fea years in the Broadsiders, Guntua decided she wanted to take a step back from flying, and take a break to work on the ground crew. After Spensa Nightshade became the pirate champion, she was allowed to take Guntua's old fighter.
== Notes ==
Gurratree

Gurratrees are a species of tree native to the Pantheon on First of the Sun.
Gurratrees grow on Patji and likely the other islands of the Pantheon as well. Sixth of the Dusk built one of his safecamps in the branches of a stout gurratree, as the treetops were one of the safer places to sleep on Patji.
== Notes ==
es:Árbol gurra
Gustal

Gustal is the helmsman of the Oot's Dream on Lumar.
When the Crow's Song attacked his ship, Gustal attempted to evade its cannonballs by weaving the Oot's Dream back and forth. However, he died along with the rest of the crew of the Oot's Dream when it sank into the Emerald Sea following the attack.
== Notes ==
es:Gustal
Guvlow

Guvlow is a scholar on Roshar during the Era of Solitude.
Guvlow wrote a book called Incarnate. The book contained a quote from "The Poem of the Seventh Morning", an ancient poem that had otherwise been lost. During Jasnah Kholin's research regarding the Voidbringers, she studied Incarnate, which was generally thought to be reliable by scholars. The quote that was purportedly copied from a fragment of "The Poem of the Seventh Morning" was from a Radiant Stoneward named Talatin and addressed the difficulty in fighting Voidbringers.
== Notes ==
Guyn

Guyn is a scholar and celestial mapmaker from Silverlight mentioned by Khriss in her essays on the cosmere.
Khriss's essay on the Scadrian system mentions that Guyn's maps show multiple orbits for Scadrial due to the movements by Rashek, Vin and Sazed during their ascensions.
==Known works==
Starchart roshar color.jpg | Rosharan system
Starchart scadrial color.jpg | Scadrian system
Starchart sel color.jpg | Selish system
Starchart taldain color.jpg | Taldain system
Starchart threnody color.jpg | Threnodite system
Starchart drominad color.jpg | Drominad system
Starchart nalthis color.jpg | Nalthian system
== Notes ==
es: Guyn
Gward

Gward is the leader of a faction of pirates in the belt of the nowhere.
== History ==
Gward attended the duel to determine the pirate champion, along with the other faction leaders. After the duel, when Peg proposed a unified assault on the Superiority base of Surehold, Gward was initially skeptical, not wanting to have the same discussion again. When Semm and Gremm eventually agreed to join the assault, Gward reluctantly did as well. Her faction needed the reality ashes that could be obtained at Surehold, and she confirmed that the factions would split the spoils evenly. With the help of Gward and his faction, the assault succeeded, and they took control of Surehold. 
== Notes ==
Gyundok

Gyundok is the lead Torish scholar from the Institute of Mechanical Solutions who is involved in the creation of the father machine and who is later sent by the machine to prevent Yumi from escaping her prison.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Gyundok has a pinched face, and a pointing head. Like other Torish scholars, he has a bearded chin and mustache, and he wears his hair in a bowl cut. He wears white clothing with a black, winged tanggeon.
Gyundok is a commanding leader who takes charge in most situations and prefers to make his subordinates take risks that he's not comfortable taking himself. He also shows himself to be a charismatic orator when his team first arrives in Gongsha.
== History ==
Prior to his death, Gyundok worked with other scholars to develop and activate the father machine. His soul was kept in reserve by the machine upon its activation, for the purpose of its self-defense, though he was still turned into a nightmare. When Yumi's mind became resistant to the machine's tampering, Gyundok was one of the four scholars sent to Gongsha Town to investigate. 
When they arrived on Gongsha, Gyundok announced they had heard of the residents' troubles and explained that they had come with a machine to summon the hijo. Their prototype machine did not work upon arrival on Gonghsa. Sunjun determined that the issue was related to the power supply, which Gyundok was hesitant to believe at first. After accepting Sunjun's analysis, Gyundok ordered Sunjun and Honam to prime the machine, before the fourth Torish scholar offered.
Nikaro was eventually able to summon a spirit, though the scholars' machine claimed it. As Painter watched the spirit be pulled away, Gyundok watched Nikaro and Yumi with concern, with their detection device in hand.
When Nikaro and Yumi approached the scholars to destroy the prototype machine, they first encountered Gyundok. He called for Sunjun to activate their severing device, and as the other scholars worked he spoke amusedly with Nikaro about the painter's understanding of what was happening.
After Yumi and Nikaro were separated, Gyundok worked with the remaining scholars to resolve the issues in Gongsha Town and contain Yumi. He explained to Yumi why her destruction of the prototype machine was pointless, and when Yumi escaped, he chased her with the others to Torio City, where Yumi's dominating will forced him to stand down. 
== Notes ==
HaDah

HaDah is a religion from Classical Scadrial, and has been extinct for a thousand years.
HaDah is a religion in the south which worships an agricultural god. Sazed gives Jed a HaDah funeral after learning from Teur that he was killed by the Deepness.
The HaDah funeral ceremony involves taking a branch and driving it into the bottom of the grave next to the corpse's head, such that once the grave is full, only the tip of the branch breaches the surface.
== Notes ==
Category: Religion
Hab

Hab is a darkeyed soldier in Kaladin's squad in Highmarshal Meridas Amaram's army in Alethkar on Roshar.
== History ==
In , Hab fought in the battle where a full Shardbearer, Helaran Davar, made an attempt to kill Amaram. Hab joined Kaladin in his charge on the Shardbearer. When Helaran began to slaghter Kaladin's men, Hab tried to retreat, but he tripped on Toorim's corpse, which made Hab drop his spear. Hab, Coreb, Alabet, and Reesh were the only men of Kaladin's squad to survive the fight with Helaran. Hab witnessed Kaladin's defeat of the Shardbearer and his rejection of the Shardblade in favor of Coreb.
Later that day, Hab was summoned to Amaram's warcenter, along with Kaladin and the other survivors of the squad. Kaladin repeated his desire to give the Shards to Coreb. Amaram instead ordered his men to kill the surviving four men of Kaladin's squad. Hab drew his knife and tried to defend himself, but he was gutted by one of Amaram's soldiers.
When Amaram faces Kaladin during the Battle of Thaylen Field, Kaladin accuses Amaram of feeling guilt for killing Coreb, Hab and other members of Kaladin's squad.
== Notes ==
Haberstock

Haberstock is a professor of Rithmatics at Armedius Academy.
When Andrew Nalizar began lecturing the other professors at the dinner after he challenged Professor Fitch and received his tenure, Professor Haberstock tried to convince Nalizar that his point had been made and that he didn't need to upset things further. Later that night, he noticed Joel Saxon standing near the professors' dinner table, and warned Nalizar that Joel often tried to sneak into Rithmatics classes.
He doesn't allow non-Rithmatics students into his classes. As a result, Melody Muns was forced to deliver a note to him on at least one occasion.
== Notes ==
Habrin

Habrin is a youth of Hearthstone in Alethkar on Roshar.
Habrin was born to a man named Arafik. In , when Highmarshal Meridas Amaram visited to Hearthstone to recruit men for his army, Citylord Roshone chooses Habrin to be one of the men conscripted, along with Agil, Caull, Jorna and Tien.
== Notes ==
Habsant

Brother Habsant is an ardent in Kharbranth on Roshar.
Kabsal mentioned Habsant when attempting to recruit Shallan to the Devotary of Insight. Habsant had a tendency to stare at people, unmoving. Kabsal jokingly told Shallan that ardents are not typically "stuffy", but Habsant might in fact be stuffed.
== Notes ==
Haddek

Haddek is a member of the First Generation of the kandra and acts as the leader of the Firsts.
== Appearance & Personalty ==
Instead of a True Body, Haddek, like the other Firsts, wears his own original bones.
== History ==
Before the Ascension of the Lord Ruler he was one of Rashek's fellow packmen. The changes made by Rashek during his Ascension included making Haddek into a mistwraith, and then after this he was given Hemalurgic Blessings, and became a member of the First Generation of kandra.
During the Battle of Hathsin, Haddek teaches Sazed the original Terris prophecies and aids the discovery of Ruin's true intentions. However, once it became clear that Ruin had begun to influence the kandra, Haddek declared that the Resolution had come, prompting most of the kandra to remove their blessings.
== Notes ==
Hadinar

Hadinar is a battalionlord in the Kholinar Wall Guard on Roshar and a trusted associate of Highmarshal Azure. 
==Appearance and Personality==
He is a "stocky, bejowled fellow." Like the rest of the Wall Guard, he is lighteyed, presumably of the fourth dahn due to his rank. 
==Attributes and Abilities==
It is not known how Hadinar came to serve in the Wall Guard, but he appears to be very knowledgeable regarding Kholinar. He commanded one of the four battalions of the Wall Guard under Azure. He is one of her primary officers, and appears to be the one that she trusts the most. He is aware of several secrets held by Azure, including her gender and the method that she was using to prevent detection of a Soulcaster by the screamers.
==History==
Hadinar was Azure's only officer present at a meeting with Kaladin when he revealed his mission under Elhokar and the existence of the Oathgates. He briefly spoke to Beard about the secret passageways in the Kholinar walls and windblades.
==Trivia==
*Because Hadinar seems to be a confidant of Azure, fans have speculated that he is also a worldhopper; Brandon has only responded with RAFO when asked about him.
== Notes ==
HaiKo

HaiKo is a city in JinDo on Sel. It is located in the northeast corner of JinDo, situated on a river and at the foot of a mountain range. It is on the eastern border with Fjorden and near the northern border with Duladel. It is the only city marked on known maps of JinDo.
The city has a namesake dish cooked using lots of grease, as is common for JinDo food. Kiin learned how to make the dish from a traveling merchant. Kiin's version contains shrimp, and Lukel and Sarene find it delicious.
== Trivia ==
* In early editions of Elantris, a map of Arelon was published depicting HaiKo in the south of JinDo.Map of Arelon (original) However, new maps were added in the tenth anniversary edition that superseded the original maps.
== Notes ==
Category: Food
Category: Selish food
Haka'alaku

Haka'alaku is a city in Shadesmar located around where Cultivation's Perpendicularity is prior to her departure on the Night of Sorrows.
The city is built on seven islands that are connected by wooden platforms. It seems to have few long-term structures, instead consisting mostly of tents and shanties.
It is ruled by peakspren, but is welcoming to outsiders; anyone who lives in the city for long enough is granted citizenship and the city's senate includes several humans. The city is occupied by the Fused sometime after the summoning of the Everstorm, but they allow the local government to continue running the city.
Several months after the Night of Sorrows, Shallan Davar traveled to Haka'alaku to verify that Cultivation's Perpendicularity had disappeared and confront the Ghostblood Felt.
== Notes ==
Hal Davis

Hal Davis is the son of Anthony Davis. Hal is visited by his dad in the Snapshot at the park on Ingred and Ninth. In real life, Hal hasn't been seen his dad for six months because of Anthony's and Molly's divorce.
== Appearance & Personality ==
Hal is an eight-year-old boy who has a mop of black hair and is small for his age. He loves playing his made-up games, visiting the zoo, and collecting coins like his dad. 
== Notes ==
Halad

Highmarshal Halad is a respected figure in the military circles of Alethkar on Roshar. His strategies and philosophy heavily influence Alethi military tradition.
Adolin Kholin quoted several axioms attributed to Halad while he and Shallan discussed confronting Re-Shephir in the lower levels of Urithiru.
It is not clear if Halad is a contemporary or historical figure. As a Highlord, he is presumably a lighteyes of the third dahn.
== Quotes ==
== Trivia ==
* Adolin's references to Halad evoke real-life military strategist Sun Tzu. Halad's axiom about knowing the enemy seems to paraphrase a famous quote from The Art of War.
== Notes ==
Halan

Halan is an infant in Hallandren on Nalthis stricken with deathfever.
Halan is extremely ill; he has lost so much weight that his skin is shriveled and he is not even strong enough to cry. When he is brought to the petition, Lightsong can see that Halan's Breath is so weak that he will be dead before the end of the day, if not almost immediately.
Lightsong declines Halan's mother's request and is frustrated by constantly turning away desperate petitioners. Halan and his mother are led away by the guards.
== Notes ==
Halbeth

Dr. Halbeth is a doctor in the Defiant Defense Force.
Dr. Halbeth is involved in studying Spensa's brainwaves and believes the increase in activity in the Writellum section of her brain when interacting with the Krell is proof of the defect. Based on this conclusion, he recommends removing Spensa immediately from Flight School. On Ironsides' orders, Dr. Halbeth condemns Dr. Thior's alternative explanations of Spensa's brain readings.
== Notes ==
Halex

Mistress Halex is a brass Misting (aka a Soother) and the proprietor of a Soothing parlor on Decan street in Elendel on Scadrial.
She wears a matronly gown and a hat that is likely lined with aluminum. She is unruffled by the presence of a constable in her establishment.
Mistress Halex opened her Soothing parlor in 341 PC. In 342, Chapaou fled to the parlor after his disturbing encounter with Bleeder and paid for a private session. The Coinshot that also worked for Ashweather Carriage and Coach knew where he was and directed Waxillium Ladrian to the parlor. Mistress Halex greeted Wax and, after seeing his credentials, took him back to Chapaou's room. She urged Wax to take Chapaou with him, as he was upsetting the other customers.
== Notes ==
Half-shard

A Half-shard is a type of augmenter fabrial developed by Veden Artifabrians late during the War of Reckoning.
They are the only known objects able to block a Shardblade apart from Shardplate, other Shardblades, metalminds and aluminum. Despite not granting any of the other benefits of Shardplate, such as enhanced strength and agility, they represent a significant breakthrough in fabrial science. Their bulky size and shape often leads to their users being hampered in ways Shardbearers are not. While inspired by Shardplate, half-shards work according to a different design principle. 
Their design consists of a diamond-shaped metal plate with an infused gem attached to its back to increase its durability.
Half-shards were used by King Hanavanar of Jah Keved in his failed attempt to kill Szeth.
When Dalinar travels to Azimir, Navani sends along detailed schematics of the new half-shards provided by Taravangian in an effort to generate good will with the Viziers. 
==Design==
Half-shards are diamond-shaped kite shields, large enough to cover a person's entire side. The back of the shield contains a steel box with a gemstone inside of it.
It is currently unknown which spren is used in the creation of Half-shards, but Taravangian says in his conversation with Dalinar Kholin that the spren entrapped in the Half-shard could have graced a Knights Radiant. However, he may have been lying or trying to mislead Dalinar Kholin. While fighting in the Battle of Azimir, Adolin notices the enemy has half-shards, and speculates that Taravangian intentionally misled them about the secret of half-shards, being aluminum.
==Notes==
Category: Magic
Hall of Judgment

The Hall of Judgment serves as the headquarters for the The Hall of Judges, Trackts, and Scribes.
The Taisha Meeting Hall, a chamber within the Hall of Judgment, is the meeting place of Lossand's ruling council, the Taishin. This meeting chamber is a large, circular room with a high ceiling. Around the perimeter of the room are seats at different levels for those who attend meetings, with seats for each Taisha just above the main floor. Visitors who address the Taishin speak from the open floor. The Taishin met at the Hall of Judgment to discuss and vote on disbanding the Diem.
The Trackt Hall, headquarters for the trackts, is also located within the Hall of Judgment.
A clerk sits at a desk outside the main entrance to the Hall of Judgment and is responsible for greeting, admitting, and announcing visitors.
Khrissalla visited the Hall of Judgment in hopes of meeting with the Lady Judge to discuss Gevalden's activity in Kezare.
== Notes ==
Hallaw

Hallaw is a high-ranking Alethi lighteyes on Roshar. He is a military commander and titled landowner, presumably in the princedom of either Vamah or Aladar.
== History ==
Hallaw's officers were battalionlords, implying that he was likely a general of the third dahn who reported directly to his highprince.
In , Hallaw fielded an army in a border skirmish against Meridas Amaram, a fellow Alethi who was ostensibly defending the lands of the Sadeas princedom. In Kaladin's third battle after leaving Hearthstone, he faced Hallaw's army as part of a squad in Tashlin's company. After losing the rest of his squad, he searched out Tien in Sheler's company, only to see him killed by the sword of one of Hallaw's lighteyes. This battle was burned into Kaladin's memory and soul.
Kaladin became familiar with Hallaw's tactics, noting that he was fond of long arrow volleys. During his last engagement as part of Amaram's army in , Kaladin sought to kill one of Hallaw's battalionlords, partly as potential vengeance for Tien, but also in hopes of gaining notoriety and a transfer to the Shattered Plains. Amaram's forces were winning the battle, but the Shardbearer Helaran Davar appeared on the battlefield for reasons that remain unclear, killing many of Amaram's men. Kaladin fought and killed Helaran but did not take up his Shards; Amaram seized them instead. Hallaw presumably lost the battle, and his subsequent fate is unknown.
== Notes ==
Hamaradin

Brightlady Hamaradin was a lighteyed member of Vamah's court in Alethkar on Roshar.
House Hamaradin was known to have a spy network, and Brightlady Hamaradin was personally involved in these activities. Ishnah claimed to have been trained as a spy for House Hamaradin, learning various techniques such as information gathering and message coding. Mraize investigated Ishnah and found that she did indeed perform espionage for House Hamaradin, but was merely an assistant rather than a true spy.
At one point, Ishnah overheard Brightlady Hamaradin talking about the Ghostbloods. Ishnah believed that Hamaradin somehow crossed the Ghostbloods and they killed her. She may have died after the Alethi moved from the Shattered Plains to Urithiru, as some of the people in House Hamaradin's employ were accused of the murder and went underground there.
== Notes ==
Hamel

Hamel is a darkeyed soldier in Kaladin's squad in Highmarshal Meridas Amaram's army on Roshar.
In 1172, Hamel fought in the battle where a full Shardbearer, Helaran Davar, made an attempt to kill Amaram. Hamel joined Kaladin in his charge on the Shardbearer. Hamel was killed by Helaran's Shardblade, along with Toorim, Acis, Raksha, Navar and eleven other members of Kaladin's squad.
== Notes ==
Hammondar Bay

The Hammondar Bay is a body of water west of Elendel. The Irongate River flows into it, and it is connected to the Sea of Yomend.
It is presumably named after Hammond.
== Trivia ==
* Isaac Stewart signed a copy of The Alloy of Law. In it, he wrote "Remember Hammondar Bay." It is currently unknown why this might be, but it is assumed there will be something of future significance there, and in Lost Metal, Wax and Waynes final fight takes place on a ship in the bay.
* Hammondar is also a month in the Scadrian calendar.
== Notes ==
Han ShuXen

Han ShuXen is a painter from the Rose Empire on Sel. His paintings are well-known and extremely valuable in the Empire. 
He painted the masterpiece Lily of the Spring Pond for a woman he loved. On her death, her children gave the painting to the Rose Empire; it is owned by the arbiter Frava. However, ShuXen felt that the painting should not outlive its intended recipient and did not want it used to glorify the Rose Empire. He hired the Forger Wan ShaiLu, whom he had tutored in her youth, to destroy it and replace it with a copy. Shai felt that she owed a debt to her former mentor and agreed to the plan.
ShuXen assists Shai in making a masterful copy of Lily of the Spring Pond, providing his studies for the original painting and advice on the brushwork. Shai also makes a second copy of passable quality that she uses as a decoy. Shai is able to execute the plan and burns the original painting, replacing it with the master forgery.
In his old age he has gone blind and can barely move.
TES - Han.jpg | Portrait by User: Botanicaxu
TES Full Cast.jpeg | The Emperor's Soul by User: Botanicaxu
== Notes ==
es:Han ShuXen
Hana

Hana is a kitsen who serves on the Swims Upstream. She has white tufts of fur on the ends of her ears, and a brownish tuft on the end of her bushy white tail.
== History ==
Hana went to Starsight with Hesho, serving on the Swims Upstream. She was likely the one who pinpointed Brade's location, and relayed this information to Spensa, during the battle between the DDF and the Weights and Measures. She survived the battle, and later returned to Evershore under Kauri’s command. When Jorgen and Skyward Flight visited Evershore to retrieve two of their friends, Hana was with the group that welcomed them. She and FM introduced themselves to each other, and FM asked Hana about the kitsen’s past interactions with humans. Hana then informed FM about how the old humans had bested them in combat, largely through superior technology.
When Jorgen and Alanik went to check on Gran-Gran and Cobb, Hana stayed behind with the other members of Skyward Flight. FM insisted on helping the kitsen cooks prepare the food for the upcoming feast, and Hana later informed Kauri of that fact when Kauri said that their guests shouldn’t be doing such work.
== Notes ==