Rabadash

During his reign, and to his face, he was called Rabadash the Peacemaker, but after his death and behind his back he was called Rabadash the Ridiculous, and if you look him up in a good History of Calormen (try the local library) you will find him under that name.

The Horse and His Boy Lewis, C. S. 1954

During his reign, and to his face, he was called Rabadash the Peacemaker, but after his death and behind his back he was called Rabadash the Ridiculous, and if you look him up in a good History of Calormen (try the local library) you will find him under that name.

The Horse And His Boy Lewis, C S 1954

The discover a plot by the evil Rabadash of Calormen to invade Narnia.

Chronicles of Narnia: The Horse and His Boy. Jeff 2008

Thinking of the Horse and His Boy--Rabadash w/200 men is a BIG DEAL for the Narnians--so we don't need a cast of thousands for this battle scene.

the lion guardian asakiyume 2006

Lewis of racism, seem to conveniently forget that Lewis writes what is one of the first (if not the first) biracial marriage in Children's Literature, in Aravis and Cor (Not to mention the failed romance of Susan and Rabadash).

All We Know of Heaven: The Problem of Susan Abigail Nussbaum 2005

Rabadash had been wagging his ears all the time and as soon as Aslan said, "The hour has struck!" the ears began to change.

The Horse And His Boy Lewis, C S 1954

And to this day in Calormene schools, if you do anything unusually stupid, you are very likely to be called "a second Rabadash".

The Horse And His Boy Lewis, C S 1954

"The hour has struck," said Aslan: and Rabadash saw, to his supreme horror, that everyone had begun to laugh.

The Horse And His Boy Lewis, C S 1954

The unfortunate Rabadash appeared to be suspended from the castle walls.

The Horse And His Boy Lewis, C S 1954

And then, without waiting for an answer, "Lord King - fly - Anvard shut the gates - enemies upon you - Rabadash and two hundred horse."

The Horse And His Boy Lewis, C S 1954