Quem foi Dúnhere?

[Mohanah]

Só sei que ele foi um capitão rohirrim que morreu nos Campos de Pellenor e era senhor de uma região chamada Harrowdale. Foi lá que conheceu o Rei Theoden após a Batalha do Forte da Trombeta.

Existe algo mais sobre esse personagem? Ele fez algo de importante?

 

[Neoghoster Akira]

Achei um pouquinho mais aqui (está em inglês):

Dúnhere
Lord of Harrowdale in Rohan during the War of the Ring. Dunhere was the nephew of Erkenbrand of the Westfold. He was a skilled and valiant captain. Dunhere was the chieftain of the people who lived in the valley of Harrowdale in the White Mountains south of Edoras. The stronghold of Dunharrow was located in Harrowdale.
At the Second Battle of the Fords of Isen on March 2, 3019 of the Third Age, Dunhere led half an eored in a charge against Saruman's forces that allowed most of Grimbold's men to retreat to safety. He survived the battle himself through his courage and skill at arms.

A week later, the muster of Rohan was held in Dunharrow. Dunhere greeted King Theoden when he arrived on March 9, 3019. He told the King that three days before, a Winged Nazgul had descended on Edoras and Gandalf the Grey had counselled the Rohirrim to muster in the valley rather than the open fields. Dunhere dined with the King and the muster was held the next day.

Dunhere was killed at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields on March 15. He was buried in the Mounds of Mundburg with the other Men of Rohan and Gondor who fell that day and his name was remembered in song. The people of the Westfold were deeply grieved at his passing.

Names & Etymology:
The name Dúnhere means "hill warrior" from the Old English dún meaning "hill" and here meaning "army, host."

Sources:
The Return of the King: "The Muster of Rohan," p. 66, 69; "The Battle of the Pelennor Fields," p. 125
Unfinished Tales: "The Battles of the Fords of Isen," p. 362-63, 366 note 13
Old English Made Easy
The Lord of the Rings: A Reader's Companion by Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull: "The Battle of the Pelennor Fields," p. 571

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[Placebo]

Pelo nome TALVEZ não possuía nobreza pelo nome ~ sem o "eoh..." ~
Porém é algo que sempre me chama atenção em Rohan é o mérito dado aos melhores guerreiros e generais (ou marechais no caso).

Porém é um personagem que teve não muito detalhe, sempre fico curioso tb sobre ele.