Tyr is a god from Norse mythology, known primarily as the god of war and justice. He is often associated with bravery and sacrifice, particularly for his role in binding the monstrous wolf Fenrir. Tyr is depicted as a one-handed god, having lost his right hand when he placed it in Fenrir's mouth as a pledge of good faith. In addition to his martial attributes, Tyr represents the concept of law and order. He is considered a protector of oaths and treaties, emphasizing the importance of honor in both warfare and daily life. His legacy is a reminder of the values of courage and integrity in Norse culture.