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Hwin

Hwin is a fictional character from C. S. Lewis's fantasy series The Chronicles of Narnia. She is prominent in the 1954 book The Horse and His Boy.

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Nationality
Narnia
Race
Talking Horse

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Hwin

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples39
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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Hwin

Top relations

related to In The Horse and His Boy · 14
Hwin → Although Aravis, Aravis, Aravis-Hwin, Archenland, Bree, Eventually, In, King Edmund, Narnia, No, Prince Corin, Shasta, Tashbaan, This
related to Prior story · 10
Hwin → Aravis, Aravis Tarkeena, Calormen, During, His Boy, However, Narnia, Narnian, She, The Horse
related to Name · 6
Hwin → Ford, Houyhnhnm, Hwin's, Hwinhynym, Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels, Primarily
related to Personality · 6
Hwin → Bree, He, Her, Hwin's, Talking Horses, Tashbaan
Nationality · 1
Hwin → Narnia
Race · 1
Hwin → Talking Horse
is a · 1
Hwin → fictional character from C

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narnia horse bree aravis talking nature boy shasta archenland escape horses revealed true name also character fictional born free land

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HwinNationalityNarnia1.00infobox
HwinRaceTalking Horse1.00infobox
Hwinis afictional character from C0.90text
Hwinrelated to In The Horse and His BoyIn0.60section
Hwinrelated to In The Horse and His BoyAravis0.60section
Hwinrelated to In The Horse and His BoyBree0.60section
Hwinrelated to In The Horse and His BoyShasta0.60section
Hwinrelated to In The Horse and His BoyAlthough Aravis0.60section
Hwinrelated to In The Horse and His BoyAravis-Hwin0.60section
Hwinrelated to In The Horse and His BoyNo0.60section
Hwinrelated to In The Horse and His BoyThis0.60section
Hwinrelated to In The Horse and His BoyNarnia0.60section

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