Calormen
Calormen is a fictional empire in C. S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia, situated to the south of Narnia and Archenland and separated from them by the Great Desert. It is portrayed as a large, centralized monarchy with a strong mercantile and agrarian base. The capital and political center is the city of Tashbaan, a major hub for administration and trade within the Calormene realm.
The Calormene state is led by the Tisroc, a supreme ruler who governs with the aid of
Culturally and religiously, Calormen is depicted as being dominated by the worship of the god Tash. This
Calormen features prominently in The Horse and His Boy (1950), where characters such as Prince Rabadash and
In the broader fictional universe, Calormen functions as a southern, imperial counterpart to the northern realms,