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Calormen

In C. S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia series of novels, Calormen (/kəˈlɔːrmən/) is a large country to the southeast of Narnia. Lewis probably derived its name from the Latin calor, meaning "heat". When using the name as an adjective or an ethnonym, Lewis spelled the name with an 'e' at the end: a Calormene (/kəˈlɔːrmən/) soldier; "The Calormenes have…

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Genre
Children's fantasy
Location
Narnia
Characters
Rabadash, Aravis, Emeth
Created by
C. S. Lewis
Currency
Crescent
Ethnic group
Calormenes

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Calormene Poetry

Accusations of racism

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Calormen

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Edges70
Triples124
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028169
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Calormen

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related to history · 47
Calormen → According, After Caspian, Anglo, Arabian, Archen, Archenland, Archenland's, As, Calormene, Calormene Crescent, Calormenes, Christian, Chronicles, Dawn Treader, English, European, Great Desert, Greco-Roman, He, High King Peter
related to Accusations of racism · 26
Calormen → But, Calormene, Calormenes, Catholic, Central Asian, Chronicles, Companion, English, Ford, He, In, Lewis, Like, Middle Eastern, Narnia, Narnian, Outspoken, Paul, Philip Pullman, September
related to Calormene Poetry · 13
Calormen → Aravis, Archenlandish, Bree, Calormen-raised Cor, Calormene, Calormenes, Cor's, He, Lewis, Narnian, Quotations, The, These
related to Tashbaan · 11
Calormen → Ancient Kings, Archenland, Carlomenes, It, Narnia, Tash, Tashbaan, Temple, The, The Tombs, Tisroc
related to Concepts of freedom and slavery · 8
Calormen → Archenland, Calormene, He, His Boy, In The Horse, Lewis, Narnia, Tisroc
related to In foreign languages · 7
Calormen → In, Narnia, Persian, Russian, Tarkaan, Tarkhistan, Turkish
Characters · 1
Calormen → Rabadash, Aravis, Emeth
Created by · 1
Calormen → C. S. Lewis
Currency · 1
Calormen → Crescent
Ethnic group · 1
Calormen → Calormenes

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narnia calormene lewis calormenes tashbaan narnian archenland tisroc horse desert also people last boy river country chronicles empire capital tash

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
CalormenCharactersRabadash, Aravis, Emeth1.00infobox
CalormenCreated byC. S. Lewis1.00infobox
CalormenCurrencyCrescent1.00infobox
CalormenEthnic groupCalormenes1.00infobox
CalormenGenreChildren's fantasy1.00infobox
CalormenLocationNarnia1.00infobox
CalormenLocationsTashbaan (capital)1.00infobox
CalormenOther nameCalormene Empire1.00infobox
CalormenRuled byTisroc1.00infobox
CalormenTypeEmpire1.00infobox
Calormenis awalled city of Tashbaan0.90text
the followinginstance ofThese include0.80text

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