Bëor is a character from J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium, specifically in the stories of The Silmarillion. He is known as the leader of the first group of Men to enter Beleriand, a region in Middle-earth. Bëor and his people were notable for their close relationship with the Elves, particularly the Fëanorians, and they played a significant role in the early history of Middle-earth. Bëor is often recognized for his wisdom and strength, embodying the qualities of the first Edain, the ancestors of the Dúnedain. His lineage is important in the context of the struggle against the dark forces of Morgoth, as it sets the stage for the future interactions between Men and Elves in Tolkien's works.