The Rohirrim are a fictional people from J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth, primarily featured in his work, The Lord of the Rings. They inhabit the land of Rohan, known for their exceptional horse-riding skills and warrior culture. The Rohirrim are often depicted as noble and brave, with a strong connection to their horses, which play a vital role in their society and warfare. Their society is organized into clans, led by a king, and they value loyalty, honor, and courage. The Rohirrim are also known for their distinctive culture, including their language, Old English-inspired speech, and their rich traditions of storytelling and music.