The answer is: Othniel

Judges 1:12-13

Othniel, the brave warrior we meet in the Book of Judges, won both glory and love by capturing the city of Debir. In return for his victory, he was rewarded with the hand of Achsah, Caleb's daughter. This story isn't just about military conquest; it reflects upon themes of courage, family loyalty, and rewards.

Caleb himself was a standout character from earlier wilderness wanderings. Most famously, he, along with Joshua, returned with an optimistic report about entering the Promised Land while others lost heart. Caleb’s fierce determination and faith in God molded his legacy, and here we see his daughter hosted in that same context of boldness. Interestingly, Achsah is sometimes considered an early advocate for women's rights in the biblical narrative. She boldly asked her father for additional land after her marriage, emphasizing the importance of productive soil and the beauty of springs—a commendable skill in agriculture.

Moreover, Othniel later served as Israel's first judge, indicating that victory in battle often paves the way for leadership. Trivia buffs may enjoy noting that after Othniel and Achsah were married, this set up a royal lineage that had influential ramifications in Israel’s history.

While Judges focuses on Israel's tumultuous times, this intertwined story of love, land, and leadership shows a harmony that went beyond the battlefield, inviting reflections on loyalty—both to the divine and amongst family.