Ianthe

A High Fae and one of the twelve High Priestesses of Prythian, raised in the Spring Court as Tamlin's childhood friend. After Amarantha falls she returns from Vallahan, befriends Feyre and quietly feeds the King of Hybern information about her family. Her schemes at Tamlin's manor help split the court, and she is killed in the Weaver's cottage during the war.

1. Ianthe becomes the youngest of the twelve High Priestesses, about three centuries before the first book. source
2. A century before the first book she tries to win Rhysand into an alliance; he breaks her hand with his magic and bars her from touching anyone in his court. source
3. Her father takes the family to Vallahan, where they live for fifty years while their people are slaughtered and enslaved. source

1. After Amarantha dies, Ianthe returns to the Spring Court as High Priestess and adviser to Tamlin. source
2. At Ianthe's insistence Lucien takes Tamlin's place at Calanmai and completes the Great Rite with her. source
3. Having passed Feyre's family details to the King of Hybern, Ianthe has Nesta and Elain taken to his castle to be turned High Fae with the Cauldron. source

1. Back in the Spring Court, Ianthe apologises to Feyre for the Cauldron plan and helps welcome the Hybern delegation to the manor. source
2. At the Summer Solstice her ceremony is upstaged when Feyre glows with Day Court magic. source
3. Ianthe steals the manor keys and looses nagas on it; Tamlin sides with her over the sentry she framed, and his sentries abandon him. source
4. On the last expedition to the Wall she shackles Lucien; Feyre forces her to break her own hand and escapes with him. source
5. With two Hybern soldiers Ianthe kills the Suriel; Feyre leads them to the Weaver's cottage, where the Weaver eats them. source

Home of

Vallahan

Enemy of

Lucien Vanserra, Feyre Archeron, Suriel

Allied with

King of Hybern

Travels to

Hybern's Castle, Weaver's Cottage