Huor is a character from J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium, specifically featured in "The Silmarillion." He is a man of the race of Men and is known for his bravery and loyalty during the First Age of Middle-earth. Huor is the son of Galdor and the brother of Húrin, and he plays a significant role in the events surrounding the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, a great battle against the forces of Morgoth. In the story, Huor is notable for his friendship with Turgon, the Elven king of Gondolin. His actions during the battle lead to the eventual fall of Gondolin, but he is remembered for his courage and sacrifice. Huor's legacy continues through his son, Tuor, who becomes a key figure in the history of Middle-earth.