Hirning I

Hirning I (6. November 681 3E - 743 3E) was a Borovian king of Vinghjel, reigning from 719 3E until his assassination in 743 3E, as well as Duke of Boreth from 710 3E to 726 3E. Hirning was an important catalyst in the formation of the Theyelem-Vinghjel Alliance. After his death, he was revered for centuries in both Theyelem and Vinghjel. He is depicted on the Pillar of the Third Era. Throughout his reign, Hirning was bothered by Theyelem nationalists who opposed the Theyelem-Vinghjel Alliance. The Enyrian War in Arthien spilling into Vinghjel was also a concern that Hirning held. Seeking an end to the conflict, he played part in drafting the Treaty of Elbei-Enturi.

After tense relationships between Theyelem and Vinghjel culminated in the Battle at Evnhaved, Hirning sought to bring peace between the two nations, and outlined a treaty, the signing of which would lead to an alliance and economic prosperity for both nations. Ovethun IV, the patriarch of the Church of Theyelem, was pleased with the treaty and agreed to sign. However, before the treaty could be ratified, Hirning was assassinated by the Theyelem loyalist Vahudom.

Early Life
Hirning I was born on the 6th of November 681 3E in Boreth.