Kaseyo

Kaseyo is a fictional place that appears in the works of author J.R.R. Tolkien. It is not a prominent location in his major Middle-earth narratives like The Hobbit or The Lord of the Rings, but it is mentioned in some of his posthumously published writings and appendices. The exact nature and significance of Kaseyo are not extensively detailed, making it a somewhat obscure element within Tolkien's legendarium.

Information regarding Kaseyo primarily originates from the historical and linguistic notes Tolkien developed for his world. Its geographical location is generally understood to be situated in a region far to the east of the lands typically explored in the main stories. The name itself, like many in Tolkien's works, has roots in his invented languages, reflecting his deep interest in philology. While specific events or inhabitants of Kaseyo are not a focus, its inclusion suggests the vastness and unexplored territories of Tolkien's imagined world. The scarcity of details about Kaseyo allows for reader interpretation and contributes to the sense of a larger, more complex history than what is explicitly presented in the published novels.