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== History ==
{{image|Evi by Botanicaxu.jpg|side=left|height=300px|a young Renarin with [[Adolin]] and [[Evi]]}}▼
=== Early Life (1154-1167) ===
{{image|Small Bottle by ToastSamurai.png|side=left|width=200px|Young Renarin trying to help his drunken [[Dalinar|father]]}}
Renarin grew up with his family in Kholinar as the second son of the highprince. He was born while his father, Dalinar, was away on a military campaign against the [[Veden]]s. [[Evi]] asked Dalinar via [[spanreed]] request for a name, and so Evi named her son herself. ''Renarin'' was a combination of the Riran name Re, and the Alethi words ''Nar'' ("like unto") and ''In'' ("to be born unto"). When Dalinar learned of this, he disliked the name, interpreting it as ''Like one who was born unto himself''.{{book ref|sa3|52}}
== Relationships ==
▲{{image|Evi by Botanicaxu.jpg|side=left|height=300px|a young Renarin with [[Adolin]] and [[Evi]]}}
Renarin is very close to Adolin, and respects him greatly. The brothers share a high level of trust and friendship. Renarin also has a very strong relationship with his father, and he wishes to be a son of whom Dalinar can be proud. He shows a high level of respect and obedience to his father's wishes, and occasionally acts as a mediator when his brother and father have disagreements.▼
▲Renarin is very close to Adolin, and respects him greatly. The brothers share a high level of trust and friendship. Renarin also has a very strong relationship with his father, and he wishes to be a son of whom Dalinar can be proud. He shows a high level of respect and obedience to his father's wishes, and occasionally acts as a mediator when his brother and father have disagreements.
Outside of his family, Renarin is not shown to have many relationships, however the King's [[Wit]] has taken particular note of him. Wit teases Renarin whenever they meet, though it is good-natured, and Wit tells Dalinar that he teases Renarin to try to help him overcome some of his nervousness and shyness.
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