- is the Crescent.
Narnians hold
Calormenes in
disdain for
their treatment of
animals and slaves. Conversely,
Calormenes refer to the
human inhabitants...
- from the
Calormenes – led by
Rishda Tarkaan – by
claiming that
Aslan is
another name for Tash, a
bloodthirsty deity worshipped by the
Calormenes. Those...
- more and more a
puppet of the
Calormenes,
Ginger gains more
power as well,
through being in
league with the
Calormenes against Shift and the
other animals...
-
returned from the dead many
generations before.
There are
temples to Tash,
Calormenes regularly use
ritual phrases such as "Tash the inexorable, the irresistible"...
- the
Calormenes to invade. He
loses control of the
situation due to over-indulging in alcohol, and is
eventually swallowed up by the evil
Calormene god...
- and
Eustace and Jill come to his rescue. He
leads an ****ault upon the
Calormenes at the
stable and, on the
verge of defeat,
wrestles their leader Rishda...
-
after the
world was
first created. However,
after only two years, the
Calormenes in
Telmar behaved so
wickedly that
Aslan turned them into dumb beasts...
-
Queen Lucy,
arrive at the
Archenland capital of Anvard, and
defeat the
Calormenes, who were
unable to take the
castle because of Shasta's warning. Rabadash...
- is the only one
initially aware that the ape
Shift has
allied with the
Calormenes and set up a
false Aslan,
basing this on the
terrible signs he sees in...
- he
delivered the
infant Prince Cor of
Archenland from his
enemies to a
Calormene fisherman who
named him Shasta. At one
point in the book, Aslan—pretending...
