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{{Quote|Go south to the land of the Lhazareen, the Lamb Men will kill us and take your dragons.|Ser [[Jorah Mormont]] to [[Daenerys Targaryen]]|The North Remembers}} |
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| − | The '''Lhazareen''' a race of peaceful shepherds from the continent of [[Essos]]. Established on [[Lhazar]], south-east of [[Vaes Dothrak]], their camps are frequently raided for slaves by the [[Dothraki]], who refer to them as "Lamb Men". Mirroring the importance of shepherding in Lhazareen culture, their deity is known as the "[[Great Shepherd]]". |
+ | The '''Lhazareen''' are a race of peaceful shepherds from the continent of [[Essos]]. Established on [[Lhazar]], south-east of [[Vaes Dothrak]], their camps are frequently raided for slaves by the [[Dothraki]], who refer to them as "Lamb Men". Mirroring the importance of shepherding in Lhazareen culture, their deity is known as the "[[Great Shepherd]]". |
==In the books== |
==In the books== |
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Mirri Maz Duur, a Lhazareen healer and "maegi"
- "Go south to the land of the Lhazareen, the Lamb Men will kill us and take your dragons."
- ―Ser Jorah Mormont to Daenerys Targaryen
The Lhazareen are a race of peaceful shepherds from the continent of Essos. Established on Lhazar, south-east of Vaes Dothrak, their camps are frequently raided for slaves by the Dothraki, who refer to them as "Lamb Men". Mirroring the importance of shepherding in Lhazareen culture, their deity is known as the "Great Shepherd".
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Lhazareen have copper skin and almond-shaped eyes, similar to the Dothraki, but more squat and flat-faced.
The Dothraki believe the Lhazareen engage in sexual acts with their sheep, though in all fairness, outsiders also think the Dothraki engage in sexual acts with their horses.
See also
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