Léod

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Léod is a fictional character from J. R. R. Tolkien's universe of Middle-earth, and was a lord of the Éothéod. He was the father of Eorl the Young, and son of Fram. He was known to have been killed after trying to tame the horse Felaróf.


Preceded by:
Fram of the Éothéod		 Kings/Lords of the Èothéod Succeeded by:
Eorl the Young
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