1.1 A wide bridge over the Winespring Water near the Winespring Inn. The road leading north from the Wagon Bridge is called the North Road, and the road leading south is called the Old Road.

1.2 A character from the stories who has a sword, wears armor, and fights Trollocs beyond the Blight.

7.28 A member of the Band of the Red Hand.

1.1 A town in the Two Rivers, north of Emond's Field.

2.7 A small community in Falme that believes Artur Hawkwing's armies will return from across the Aryth Ocean.

8.1 A peaceful way of life followed by the Amayar which says the world is an illusion.

3.39 The old name among Aiel for the Cairhienin, after giving the gift of Avendoraldera and before the Aiel War.

1.1 An area in the eastern part of the Two Rivers, past the easternmost farms, of ponds and streams that flow from the Winespring.

4.19 An Atha'an Miere raker that Nynaeve and Elayne take to Tanchico.

6.5 A high position of rank among Atha'an Miere.

1.42 A gate to the Ways, made of stone worked elaborately in the shape of leaves and greenery, so realistic that it looks alive. The key to open the gate is a stone Avendesora leaf hidden among the other leaves.

4.43 Loial claims a Waygate can be destroyed by thirteen Aes Sedai using a sa'angreal. Removing both Avendesora leaves locks the Waygate, and it can only be reopened by the Elders using the Talisman of Growing.

1.42 Refers to the Web created in the Pattern as a result of the effect of a ta'veren.

5.41 A High Lord of Tear. His sigil is nearly identical to Lanfear's, but with fewer stars.

13.13 Rand identifies him as a Darkfriend.

1.1 The thick forest in the west of the Two Rivers. There are some farms there, including the al'Thor farm, but most would rather take their chances farming east of Emond's Field.

3.34 The Aiel term for those who live west of the Spine of the World.

2.15 A man in Emond's Field who decorated carts for Sunday.

2.4 One of the divisions of Aes Sedai in the White Tower.

3.23 Alanna says this Ajah considers the questions of truth with implacable logic.

4.1 In the Hall of the Tower, it's rival is the Red Ajah. It is allied with the Blue Ajah.

4.31 The inn in Watch Hill, in the Two Rivers.

3.49 An inn in Tear.

1.39 The banner of Tear.

1.51 The banner of Shienar.

7.35 Andoran soldiers that followed Gaebril. They are led by Daved Hanlon.

6.27 An Atha'an Miere ship.

1.13 A common name for the Children of the Light which is considered insulting.

5.10 A woman from Mardecin that Noy Torvald does odd jobs for.

1.9 Son of Paet.

1.25 Notoriously charming young man from Deven Ride who, according to Perrin, woos the girls of Emond's Field whenever he comes to town.

3.42 Something Nieda Sidoro mentions, in reference to a tale in which Old Grim rides with black dogs.

2.12 A woman who has learned a rough control over channeling without training. They usually have some sort of block built up against channeling.

6.54 A female wolf.

4.26 In Rand's experience in Rhuidean, one of Jonai's sons who is sent away when he begins to channel and cannot stop.

9.10 He had been an impoverished Lord, living in the country. He and his daughter were killed by Mili Skane, who adopted the identity of his daughter Shiaine.

4.32 A boy Perrin knows from Flann Lewin's family.

7.19 An Aiel Wise One.

1.23 A wolf in Dapple's pack.

4.19 A position of importance on an Atha'an Miere ship.

7.13 An Atha'an Miere ship that Elayne, Nynaeve, and Aviendha find in Ebou Dar.

6.48 Rioting that occurred in the Rahad district of Ebou Dar.

1.0 A spring of sweet water that issues from the Green of Emond's Field, with enough force to knock a man down It flows east and becomes the Winespring Water.

1.1 The inn of Emond's Field. It is on the east side of the Green, beside the Wagon Bridge, just south of the Winespring Water. The first floor is made of river rock, the second story whitewashed. It is the only building in the village to have red roof tile. It has a dozen chimneys. To its south are the remains of an old stone foundation, much larger than the inn itself, in the middle of which grows an oak tree.

1.1 The stream that has its source in the Winespring.

2.14 A wolf Perrin meets in his search for the whereabouts of the Horn of Valere.

1.1 The night before Bel Tine, when the villagers visit each other, exchange small gifts, and share food and drink.

1.1 In the Two Rivers, a woman elected by the Women's Circle to a position of leadership in the town, chosen for her good sense and her wisdom of healing and listening to the wind.

2.28 An Aiel woman who has gone to Rhuidean and survived, and who has an ageless appearance like that of an Aes Sedai.

4.32 A cousin of Jac al'Seen who takes shelter in Jac's farm when the Whitecloaks and Trollocs come to the Two Rivers.

1.1 Husband of Daise

1.1 A council of women who were elected by the women of the village.In the Two Rivers, each town has a Women's Circle and a Village Council. It is understood that each council is not to become involved in the affairs of the other.Among the responsibilities of the Women's Circle is to choose who will be the town Wisdom.

1.0 An ocean that existed in the time of Lews Therin Telamon.

2.29 A Questioner for the Children of the Light.