What is the name of the hero in 'Northanger Abbey'?

What is the name of the hero in 'Northanger Abbey'? The answer is Henry Tilney.

Henry Tilney is the younger son of General Tilney and the leading male character in Northanger Abbey. He is a clergyman with a lively, teasing manner, a sharp interest in conversation, and an unusual knowledge of fashion and literature. His intelligence and humour make him a striking contrast to the boorish John Thorpe, another man who shows interest in Catherine Morland.

Henry meets Catherine in Bath, where their conversations and dances begin the novel's central courtship. He also helps expose the gap between Gothic fiction and ordinary life: Catherine imagines sinister secrets at Northanger Abbey, while Henry gently challenges her overactive imagination. His role is not only romantic but interpretive, since he encourages Catherine to read the world more carefully.

By the end, Henry defies his father's wishes and chooses Catherine despite the General's opposition. Their marriage confirms him as the novel's hero. Captain Wentworth, Mr Knightley, and Mr Darcy are heroes from other Austen novels.