Which Tolkien character is known as the son of Húrin in The Silmarillion?

Túrin Turambar is the Tolkien character known as the son of Húrin in The Silmarillion.

Túrin is one of the tragic heroes of Tolkien’s First Age stories. After Húrin is captured by Morgoth, Túrin’s life is shaped by exile, warfare, mistaken identity, and the curse laid upon his family.

He uses several names during his life, including Turambar, meaning “Master of Fate.” His story reaches its devastating climax through the dragon Glaurung, whose deception contributes to the tragedy involving Túrin and his sister Nienor.

Túrin is not the same character as Tuor, who is also connected to Húrin’s family. Beren, Eärendil, and Túrin all belong to major First Age narratives, but only Túrin is Húrin’s son.