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Archenland
The small mountainous kingdom south of Narnia, a loyal ally, whose capital is Anvard.
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- Archenland
- Nom original
- Archenland
- Autres noms
- l'Archenland
Le lieu
Archenland extends into the mountains and valleys south of Narnia, down to the Great Desert that separates it from Calormen. It was founded by Col, the second son of King Frank V of Narnia, who settled there with a few companions. Its kings are therefore descendants of Frank, like those of Narnia, and the two countries have always remained allies.
Dans les livres
Ce qui s’y passe (révèle l’intrigue)
The country is the main setting at the end of The Horse and His Boy. Shasta runs to warn King Lune of Rabadash’s attack on Anvard and discovers that he is the crown prince. The local legend of King Olvin, who defeated the giant Pire turned into a mountain, explains the landscape of the country.
Archenland appears in the background in other books : the southern horizon for the Narnians and allied troops in The Last Battle.
The kingdom was founded in the year 180 by Prince Col, the youngest son of King Frank V of Narnia. He is therefore related to Narnia by blood. A land of hills and pine forests, it is crossed by fertile valleys. It guards Narnia from the South, facing the desert and Calormen. Its kings have always been loyal friends of the rulers of Cair Paravel. Olvin, Lune, Cor, and Ram the Great are among its most famous kings.
Le Cheval et son écuyer — Destination de Shasta et Aravis. Le royaume est attaqué par Rabadash et sauvé grâce à leur course.
Le Prince Caspian — Évoqué comme le pays vers lequel la monarchie narnienne aurait pu se réfugier.
Le Fauteuil d'argent — Mentionné comme un pays allié du vieux roi Caspian.
La Dernière Bataille — Des Archenlandais combattent aux côtés de Tirian ; on les retrouve dans la vraie Narnia.
Personnages
Aussi présents :The King Lune of Archenland · Col · Home > The Chronicles of Narnia > Trivia > The Knights of Archenland · L'Ermite de la Marche du Sud · Olvin of Archenland and the giant Pire · Prince Corin of Archenland · Ram the Great · The King of Narnia in Archenland · The traitorous Lord Bar
Lieux proches
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Le saviez-vous ?
- The name is sometimes explained by a play on *arch* (first) or *arches* of the mountains ; Lewis did not comment on it.
- Lewis implies that the kings of Archenland descend from Frank and Helen, as do those of Narnia.
- The name evokes the "arch" of the mountains that separate it from Narnia.
À l’écran
In brief
Archives de l’ancien site
Archenland
It is a kingdom located to the south of Narnia and is on very good terms with the latter. It is separated from the south and the Empire of Calormen by the Great Desert.
The Archenlanders live a life of mountain dwellers. They love deep forests and hunting. They have always been on good terms with Narnia and with the Calormenes. Due to a spell, the women of this country almost always have twins (Cor and Corin).
Appearance in the books
* The Horse and His Boy
Bent Arrow
The northern bank of this great river marks the border of the Archenland Empire.
Appearance in the books
"The Horse and His Boy"
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