The Northmen are the people from the North in Westeros. They are closely descended from the First Men and are described as tough, hard-lived and rugged. They worship the Old Gods and generally have disdainful feelings toward the south. Many of them are loyal to House Stark. Few Northmen chose to become knights because they do not believe in the Faith of the Seven, and the most common way to become a knight is to stand vigil through the night in a sept.
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| - The Northmen are the people from the North in Westeros. They are closely descended from the First Men and are described as tough, hard-lived and rugged. They worship the Old Gods and generally have disdainful feelings toward the south. Many of them are loyal to House Stark. Few Northmen chose to become knights because they do not believe in the Faith of the Seven, and the most common way to become a knight is to stand vigil through the night in a sept.
- Northmen are men of northwestern Ennór living to the north of Orondor.
- The Northmen, also known as the Free Men of the North, were Men that lived in the north of Rhovanion in Middle-earth, and were friendly to Gondor.
- Northman or Northerner is a term used on the continent of Westeros, which has different meanings depending on the region. The term "Northmen" is usually applied in Westeros to refer to the people established in the region north of the Neck but south of The Wall, where the blood and traditions of the First Men still hold sway and the belief in the Old Gods of the Forest remains the dominant religion. For many centuries, the Northerners formed their own independent Kingdom of the North ruled by House Stark of Winterfell. The Northmen submitted to Aegon the Conqueror during the Targaryen Conquest three hundred years before the War of the Five Kings, and "the North" became one of the constituent regions of the unified Seven Kingdoms.
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| - The Northmen are the people from the North in Westeros. They are closely descended from the First Men and are described as tough, hard-lived and rugged. They worship the Old Gods and generally have disdainful feelings toward the south. Many of them are loyal to House Stark. Few Northmen chose to become knights because they do not believe in the Faith of the Seven, and the most common way to become a knight is to stand vigil through the night in a sept.
- Northmen are men of northwestern Ennór living to the north of Orondor.
- The Northmen, also known as the Free Men of the North, were Men that lived in the north of Rhovanion in Middle-earth, and were friendly to Gondor.
- Northman or Northerner is a term used on the continent of Westeros, which has different meanings depending on the region. The term "Northmen" is usually applied in Westeros to refer to the people established in the region north of the Neck but south of The Wall, where the blood and traditions of the First Men still hold sway and the belief in the Old Gods of the Forest remains the dominant religion. For many centuries, the Northerners formed their own independent Kingdom of the North ruled by House Stark of Winterfell. The Northmen submitted to Aegon the Conqueror during the Targaryen Conquest three hundred years before the War of the Five Kings, and "the North" became one of the constituent regions of the unified Seven Kingdoms.
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