Of the King's party
- King Henry the Fourth – King of England.
- Henry, Prince of Wales (nicknamed "Prince Hal" or "Harry") – eldest son of Henry IV
- John of Lancaster – represented in the play as the King's second son, although he was actually the third
- Ralph Neville, Earl of Westmorland - the King's brother-in-law
- Sir Walter Blount ("Blunt")
Eastcheap
- Sir John Falstaff – a knight and friend of Prince Hal's
- Ned Poins
- Bardolph
- Peto
- Mistress Quickly – hostess of the Boar's Head Tavern
- Francis – tapster
- Vintner – tavern keeper
- Gadshill
- Two Carriers (Mugs and Tom)
- Ostler
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Rebels
- Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland
- Thomas Percy, Earl of Worcester – Northumberland's brother
- Harry Percy (nicknamed "Hotspur") – Northumberland's son
- Edmund Mortimer – Hotspur's brother-in-law and Glendower's son-in-law
- Owen Glendower – leader of the Welsh rebels
- Archibald, Earl of Douglas – leader of the Scottish rebels
- Sir Richard Vernon, 8th Baron of Shipbrook
- Richard le Scrope ("Scroop"), Archbishop of York
- Sir Michael – a friend to the Archbishop of York
- Lady Percy ("Kate", though her real name was Elizabeth) – Hotspur's wife and Mortimer's sister
- Lady Mortimer (Catrin) – Glendower's daughter and Mortimer's wife
Other Characters
- Chamberlain
- Sheriff
- Travellers
- Servant to Hotspur
- Lords, Officers, Drawers, Messengers, and Attendants
Mentioned only
- Robin Ostler, deceased character who preceded the current Ostler, concerned with the price of oats
- Gilliams, courier sent by Hotspur
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