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The treasure room of Cair Paravel

The treasure chamber beneath the ruins of Cair Paravel, where the Pevensies retrieve their gifts and weapons from their past.

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Type
treasure
Nom original
Treasure Chamber
Autres noms
The mail shirt and the weapons of the Treasure · The golden knight from the chess game
Propriétaires ou porteurs
The Pevensies
Dans les livres
Le Prince Caspian
The children discover the treasure room.
The treasure room

L’objet

In Prince Caspian, the children discover in the grass a small golden chess piece, with ruby eyes. Edmund recognizes it : it is one of their pieces. They then realize they are in the ruins of Cair Paravel.

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Histoire et rôle dans les Chroniques (révèle l’intrigue)

Under the ruins, a small door leads to a vaulted room. In the light of a torch, they find their armor, crowns, necklaces and jewelry, and especially the gifts from Father Christmas : Peter’s sword and shield, Susan’s bow, Lucy’s cordial and dagger. Only the horn is missing.

The treasure of Cair Paravel is a vaulted chamber beneath the castle ruins. The precious items from the Golden Age are kept there, including gifts from Aslan.

Children’s reunion with their royal past.

Le Prince Caspian — Les enfants y descendent à la lueur d’une torche et y retrouvent leurs anciens cadeaux. Seul manque le cor de Susan.

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Gold Knight from the chess game

The Golden Chess Piece — This was the token that showed the Pevensie children that after their reign, the kingdom of Narnia had fallen into ruin. It was of ordinary size, but of extraordinary weight, being cast from pure gold ; the horse’s eyes were two tiny rubies, though only one remained. It had once belonged to the chess set of the kings and queens of Narnia.

Appearance in the books "Prince Caspian"

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