The stars

Le Prince Caspian, L'Odyssée du Passeur d'Aurore, La Dernière Bataille

In Narnia, the stars are living beings. Ramandu explains to Eustace that in our world, a star is a huge ball of burning gas, but even there, it is not what it is, only what it is made of. Ramandu is a sleeping star, rejuvenated each morning by a fireberry. Coriakin is a star in exile. The planets Tarva, the Star of Victory, and Alambil, the Lady of Peace, come together in the sky in Prince Caspian, heralding good things. Aravir is the Morning Star of Narnia. Shift is its North Star. There are also constellations : the Ship, the Hammer, the Leopard. In The Last Battle, the stars fall from the sky at Aslan’s call and stand behind him in the shape of beings of light.

Ramandu and Coriakin are stars who came to earth. They sing during the creation and fall at the end of the world. Their constellations bear Narnian names : the Ship, the Leopard, the Hammer, the Spearhead.

Living Cosmology of Narnia