Hotspur is a character from William Shakespeare's play, "Henry IV, Part 1." He is known for his fiery temper, bravery, and ambition. Hotspur is the son of Henry Percy and a key figure in the rebellion against King Henry IV. His desire for glory and recognition often puts him at odds with other characters, particularly Prince Hal. Hotspur's character is marked by his impulsive nature and strong sense of honor. He is a skilled warrior, admired for his fighting abilities, but his rash decisions lead to conflicts. Ultimately, his rivalry with Prince Hal culminates in a dramatic confrontation, highlighting themes of honor and ambition in the play.