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Ganache

La **ganache** es una preparación que se compone de nata (o *crème fraîche*) mezclada en caliente con chocolate en trozos a partes iguales. Se emplea en la elaboración de los recubrimientos de los bombones de chocolate, de las tartas y de las pastas de té, o como relleno, como en la tarta ópera. La ganache puede ser más o menos oscura, blanda o consistente, dependiendo de la proporción de chocolate y nata que se emplee en su elaboración. Se elabora también con chocolate blanco. Se puede aromatizar con vainilla, moka, ron o licores diversos.

## Origen del Nombre

El nombre provendría de una equivocación cometida por un aprendiz pastelero, quien habría echado por error nata caliente en un chocolate, por lo que su maestro lo habría tratado de *ganache*, que significa tonto, incompetente, en francés. Lejos de quedar inutilizable, la crema se aprovechó con éxito y conservó el nombre del insulto.
Shembis

**Shembis** is a Lemurian city ruled by a Sark who is described as "sadistic". Thongor once served there as a galley slave.

Shembis is one of the Nine Cities of the West.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 1)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor Fights the Pirates of Tarakus* (Appendix - The Aeon of the Gray Magicians, where the Nine Cities are listed.)
Baño María

Recipiente con agua colocado al calor, sobre el que se coloca otro recipiente para que este último se caliente suave y uniformemente por contacto con el agua líquida o su vapor.

es un método empleado en las industrias (farmacéutica, cosmética, de alimentos y conservas), en laboratorio de química y en la cocina, para conferir temperatura uniforme a una sustancia líquida o sólida o para calentarla lentamente, sumergiendo el recipiente que la contiene en otro mayor con agua u otro líquido que se lleva a o está en ebullición.

## **Concepto**

El concepto de baño María implica el *calentamiento indirecto* de la sustancia por convección térmica desde el medio líquido (agua, frecuentemente).

Para calentar al baño María hay que introducir un recipiente pequeño en el que se deposita la sustancia dentro de otro más grande que contiene un líquido y calentar éste por su base. De este modo, se calienta en primer lugar el líquido contenido en el recipiente de mayor tamaño y esté va calentando gradualmente el contenido del recipiente menor, de un modo suave y constante. Es indispensable que en todo tiempo el recipiente interior (más pequeño) esté en contacto con el líquido para que se produzca la transmisión de calor.

Utilizando diferentes líquidos (aceites, soluciones salinas, etcétera) en el recipiente grande se obtienen diferentes temperaturas de trabajo. Cuando se usa agua, la máxima temperatura del producto del recipiente superior no excederá los 100°C (punto de ebullición del agua a la presión de una atm).
Macerar

Sumergir los alimentos en una mezcla de sustancias aromáticas líquidas con el fin de que cojan sabor. La fruta también se puede macerar simplemente rociándola con cierta cantidad de licor.

Sumergir en un líquido (licor, almíbar, zumo, infusiones) ciertos ingredientes sólidos para que estos lo absorban y se impregnen de su sabor y para ablandarlos, o para extraer compuestos aromáticos de los sólidos en el líquido.
1.Kertik Savaşı

Birinci kertik savaşı Tavşanlı Kasabası'nın hemen dışında Zümküfül Harabeleri'ne giderken Wolfgang, Kanye, Fenriz, Gülrod ve emirlerindeki 8 Derdo ile 15 kadar Kertik arasında gerçekleşmiştir.

Wolfgang 3 Kertik'e karşı en önde verdiği savaştan hasarsız çıkmıştır. Fenriz savaşın göbeğinde mahşerin atlılarını bir sağa bir sola salarak hasar yağdırmıştır. Kanye ve Fenriz ise uzaktan atışlarla düşmanı şaşırtmıştır.

Savaş sonucunda Derdolar bir ölü, bir yaralı toplam iki zayiat verirken 4-5 Kertik ölmüş geri kalanı kaçarak ormana dönmüştür.
Emulsionar

Provocar la dispersión de una sustancia en otra, inmiscibles entre sí. Por ejemplo, el huevo y el aceite no son miscibles porque, al mezclarlos en cualquier proporción, permanecen separados. Sin embargo, por efecto del batido se consigue mahonesa, que es la dispersión del aceite en el agua de la clara.
Mousse

Una ***mousse*** o **espuma** es un postre de origen francés, cuya base es la clara de huevo montada a punto de nieve, o la crema de leche batida, los cuales le dan consistencia esponjosa. Las más conocidas son la *mousse* de chocolate y la *mousse* de frutas, aunque también gocen de mucha fama las *mousses* saladas como las *mousses* de hortalizas o de pescado.

La textura diferencial de la *mousse* se debe a las claras batidas a punto de nieve y su mezcla con la crema base de la que se parte. Es este merengue lo que confiere a la *mousse* esa textura tan característica de diminutas burbujas. De hecho, el término francés *mousse* significa *espuma* en español.

Es importante tener en cuenta que las *mousses* caseras se basan en huevo crudo (las yemas cocinadas ligeramente), con lo que hay que tener precaución de consumirla pronto, y mantenerla refrigerada.
Nata

“Nata para montar” o “Nata montada” En muchos países es conocida como Crema de Leche.

Son diversos los productos derivados de la leche, en cada región, tienen un nombre diferente, y el mercado ofrece multitud de posibilidades, la globalización ha conseguido que tengamos productos de todo el mundo al alcance de cualquiera pero a veces la definiciones o significados cambian por lo que a priori puede costar encontrarlos.

En este caso, la nata liquida para montar, se denomina así por su alto contenido en materia grasa. En España, se venden en brick de nata líquida con un contenido de grasa del 35%. Es ideal para batir y así, conseguir nata para repostería, postres y dulces.
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Can Temiz

Erken yaşta başlayan müzik merakı ve sonrasında gelen bir müzik kariyerine sahip bir başka müzisyen şef. Daha önce başka işler yapmış olsa da tanınmasına asıl vesile olan üniversite yıllarında arkadaşlarıyla kurduğu Model grubudur. Kendisi şu an Amerika'da yaşamakta ve müzik kariyerine devam etmektedir.

O Tarz Mı?'dan önce İsmail Türküsev ile ev arkadaşlığı yapmış, bulaşık makinasından akan suya çorapla *"foççik foççik"* diye bastıkları bir hayat yaşamıştır. Aynı zamanda Pembe Mezarlık kitabını da yine İsmail Türküsev ile yazmıştır.

## Özel Söz

* Tekne turuna çıkmış 14 kişilik bir hemşire grubu içine çomak sokulmuş bir arı kovanı gibidir.

## Trivia

* Bir dönem kadın şarkıları yazarak hayatını devam ettirmiştir.
* Face Time aramalarından nefret eder. Face time araması, arayanın cinsel organının yüzüne sürülmesi gibi hissettirir.

## Referanslar

1. ↑ Link
2. ↑ ??
3. ↑ S07E31
Morty

İlk sezonun üçüncü bölümünde 10 Ahbab-ı Tenasülü bulunan, aşırı renkli ve aktif seks hayatlı ve herpesli dinleyici.

## Orijinal Soru

Morty 26 yaşında çalışan bir erkektir. Bir yıldır düzenli bir ilişkisi vardır. Düzenli ilişkisinden önce çok aktif ve renkli bir sek hayatı vardır. En iyi döneminde belirli bir rotasyonla 10 ahbab-ı tenasülü idare edebilecek kapasitededir. Düzenli ilişkisi için bu 10 kızdan vazgeçmiştir.

Yeni sevgili yaptığını sosyal medya sayesinde bütün ahbapları görür. Başlarda her şey normaldir. Ancak bir süre sonra bu ahbaplardan arsız olan birkaç tanesi mesaj atar. Morty başta cevap vermez ama bir süre sonra dayanamaz ve ahbaplarına geri döner. İlişkinin başlamasından sonra 4 ay dayanabilmiştir sadece. 6 aydır da sevgilisi hariç 4 ahbab-ı tenasülü daha vardır. Ama Morty bunu aldatma olarak görmez. Çünkü kızlara karşı bir şey hissetmiyordur.

Probleme gelecek olursak Morty'nin oralarında bir kaşıntı başlar, kabarıklıklar oluşur. Doktora gittiğinde bir STD olduğunu öğrenir. Morty bunun kimden bulaştığını bilmiyordur. Aklına gelen ilk soru ise **"Acaba sevgilim beni aldatıyor mu?"** olur. Çünkü ahbaplarıyla uzun zamandır beraberdir ancak sevgilisiyle sadece 1 yıldır beraberdir.

Morty ahbab-ı tenasüllerini belirli rotasyonda adeta bir jonglör gibi çevirebilirken, ahbab-ı tenasüllerinin de onu belirli bir rotasyonda çevirebileceğini hiç tahmin etmez.
Grimstrand Firth

**Grimstrand Firth** is a firth (coastal inlet) in northern Lemuria. It was the site of the Battle of Grimstrand Firth that was fought between the First Kingdoms and the Dragon Kings thousands of years before the birth of Thongor. The Black Keep of the Dragon Kings was located on the shores of the firth before it was conquered in the battle.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Sanjar Thal

**Sanjar Thal** was the Sark of the city of Tsargol. When he died, his son Drugunda Thal inherited the throne. Sanjar Thal seized power when the previous ruling dynasty died out. He gained political support from the powerful cult of Red Druids because of his support for their worship of Slidith, the Lord of Blood.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 10)
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The wiki was established by Luke Warren, and is currently one of the largest online encyclopedias about the Nottingham Empire with 137 pages and 13 articles. All written content on this site is published under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License 3.0, which means you may use it freely, providing you credit the appropriate authors.

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The wiki was established by Luke Warren, and is currently one of the largest online encyclopedias about the Nottingham Empire with 137 pages and 13 articles. All written content on this site is published under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License 3.0, which means you may use it freely, providing you credit the appropriate authors.

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Yb

**Yb** was an ancient city in eastern Lemuria that took part in the Thousand Year War against the Dragon Kings. The warriors of Yb used giant battle axes as weapons. It was one of the Seven Cities of the East.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 6)
3. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Appendix - Time Chart of Lemurian History)
Thongor and The Wizard of Lemuria

*The Wizard of Lemuria (1965)* by Lin Carter, is the first book in the **Thongor of Lemuria** **series**.   It was originally published in 1965 by Ace Books.  It was revised and expanded in 1970 by Carter, both to include previously deleted material and for consistency with later developments in the series.  The expanded edition was re-titled *Thongor and The Wizard of Lemuria*. The re-titled and revised edition became the standard edition for later reprintings.

## Plot Summary

Plot summary of *Thongor and The Wizard of Lemuria*
Ahbab-ı Tenasül

Quagmire'ın sorusunu okurken Bonomo'nun F.Buddy diyemeyişiyle Can Temiz'in ortaya çıkardığı bir söz. O Tarz Mı? Tarihinde Şefim'den sonra en çok kullanılan söz olabilir.

Bono'nun sözleriyle:

> *Sadece birbirlerinin bedenlerini kullanan iki kişi.*
>
>

Türküsev'in sözleriyle

> *Et ticareti.*
>
>

## Orijinal Soru

Quagmire malların vinçle değil de forkliftle kaldırıldığı bir denizcilik şirketinde çalışmaktadır. İşini çok seven ve o işe girebilmek için çok çalışmış biridir.

Çalıştığı şirketteki bir kadınla Ahbab-ı Tenasül olurlar. Ancak kadın bu ilişkiyi ahbaplıktan çıkarıp ileri götürmek isteyince Quagmire sınırını çizer. Kadın bu tepkiyi görünce aralarında bir soğukluk oluşur. Sonrasında da ayrılırlar.

Kadın Quagmire'dan sonra patronla sevgili olur. Bu sevgililikten sonra da hemen bir terfi alır ve Quagmire'ın şefi oluverir. Kadın Quagmire'a eski olaylardan dolayı uyuz olduğundan kan kusturur. Quagmire hem bu zulümden hem de terfiyi alamayışından dolayı çok rahatsızdır. Ama olanları patrona anlatamaz çünkü patrona sevgiliniz benim eski ahbab-ı tanasülümdü denilmez.

## Referanslar

1. ↑ Link
2. ↑ Link
Vozashpa

**Vozashpa** is a Lemurian city that was involved in a series of armed conflicts with Tsargol referred to as the Vozashpan Wars. Vozashpan warriors are known for wielding feather-crested spears in battle.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 10)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 6)
Fenriz

Cehennemden çıkartılarak efendi Beherit'e hizmet etmek için dünyaya gönderilmiş bir iblistir. Can Temiz adlı bir insanın vücudunu ele geçirmiştir.

## Karakter

Fenriz dış görünüş olarak mavi mohawklı, favorili, yaklaşık 1,80m boylarında ve dövmeli olarak betimlenebilir.

Hemen yarın ölebileceğini bildiği için paraya kıymet vermez ve çok kolay harcar. Çok çabuk gaza geldiği için ona bir şey yaptırmanın en kolay yolu o şeyi yapamayacağını söylemektir. Aynı zamanda acımasız, kolay sinirlenen bir yapısı vardır. İşlediği suçtan dolayı biri hapistedir ancak bu onun umurunda değildir.

Efendi Beherit'e hizmet onun için şarttır. Efendisini zenginlik ve ruhlar ile doyuramazsa cehennemin dibine kadar gönderilmeye razıdır.

## Biyografi

Fenriz de suç ortakları Kanyi ve Wolfgang gibi cehennemde çamurken efendisi Beherit tarafından dünyaya efendisine ruh adamaya gönderilmiştir. Kötücül kötücükler olarak bilinen bu ekip efendilerine ruh adamayı öncelik haline getiremediklerinden başka yollar aramaya koyulmuşlardır.

Dünyaya geldiği ilk gün köylü kızı Reyhan'ı öldürmüştür. Bu sırada "Öl, öl, seni lanet fahişe!" dediği söylenir ama bu söylentilerin aslı yoktur. Paladin Azaptan Bey tarafından tutuklandıktan sonra tövbe etmeye karar vermiş, mohawkını kazıyarak Reyhan'ı diriltmiş ve efendisi Beherit'ten koparak başka bir tanrıya yönelmiştir. Reyhan'ı diriltirken okuduğu şiirden Reyhan çok etkilenmiş ve bu şekilde Fenriz ve Reyhan'ın arasındaki romantik ilişki başlamıştır.

Juan Bueno konserinde aşkları alevlenen Fenriz - Reyhan ikilisinin ilişkisi kısa sürmüştür. Ayrıldıktan hemen sonra ejderhanın saldırısına uğrayan ikili bir ay boyunca bir kulübede birbirlerine katlanmak zorunda kalmıştır. Bu bir ay boyunca birbirlerine karşı gittikçe toksikleşmişlerdir. Fenriz'in, belki de yeni efendilerine geçmesinden dolayı, korumacı ve toksik maskülen tarafı ortaya çıkınca Reyhan kötücül kötücükleri geride bırakıp teyzesiyle yaşamaya gitmiştir. Fenriz giderken Reyhan'a bıraktığı mektupla hala sevdiğini itiraf etmiştir.

## Meşhur Sözler

* Bakın Hakan Bey, benim böbreğimin olduğu yerde cevizli sucuk var.
* Ben dinimi, şeytanımı değiştirmişim bu kız için; ben daha ne yapabilirim ya?
* Belki suç bilmiyoruz ama geri zekalılığı çok iyi biliyoruz.
* Çok özür dilerim, çok uygunsuz bir zaman gibi gözüküyor olabilir ama bakire misiniz?
* Şimdi yüce, daha onurlu bir ölüm adına diril; diril seni lanet fahişe!

## Skill Seti (Warlock)

1. Mahşerin Dört Atlısı
2. Prestidigitation
3. Witch Bolt
4. Beast Speech

## Referanslar

1. ↑ Podcastia Maceraları S01E02, Bunu söyleyen kişi Fenriz de olabiliri bedenin sahibi Can Temiz de olabilir.
Vorn

A **vorn** is a Lemurian unit of distance, roughly comparable to the modern mile. The same word is used in the plural as well as the singular sense, for example "a thousand vorn".

A vorn is equal to 5,555 strides (feet).

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chaps. 3, 5, etc.)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Dragon City* (Chap. 1)
Thongor Wiki

## Welcome to the Thongor Wiki

The Thongor Wiki is a collaborative encyclopedia for everything related to Lin Carter's Thongor of Lemuria series. The wiki format allows any registered user to create or edit any article, so we can all work together to create a comprehensive database for Thongor fans.

## Who is Thongor?

Thongor of Valkarth is a barbarian hero in the tradition of Conan the Barbarian, mixed with the science fantasy flavor of John Carter of Mars. Thongor was created by Lin Carter in 1965. Carter used the lost continent of Lemuria as his setting, picturing it as a prehistoric land mass in the Pacific Ocean during the Ice Age, where dinosaur-like creatures still existed. An intelligent reptilian humanoid race had been the dominant life form until humans developed their own civilization and technology. Magic exists in Lemuria, and it is often combined with technology, although the setting remains largely Bronze Age. Thongor's saga details his rise from a wandering barbarian mercenary to become the greatest hero and eventual ruler of Lemuria. His primary opponents are the Dragon Kings and their acolytes, various evil magicians and demon-worshiping druids who use dark magic to subjugate the cities of Lemuria.

## The Thongor Series

1. *The Wizard of Lemuria* (1965) by Lin Carter. Revised/expanded as *Thongor and The Wizard of Lemuria* (1969)
2. *Thongor of Lemuria* (1966) by Lin Carter. Revised/expanded as *Thongor and the Dragon City* (1970)
3. *Thongor Against the Gods* (1967) by Lin Carter
4. *Thongor in the City of Magicians* (1968) by Lin Carter
5. *Thongor at the End of Time* (1968) by Lin Carter
6. *Thongor Fights the Pirates of Tarakus* (1970) by Lin Carter
7. *Young Thongor* (2012) (short story collection) by Lin Carter, Robert M. Price, and Adrian Cole
8. *The Sword of Thongor* (2016) (short story collection) by Robert M. Price with some material by Lin Carter
Khorbane

**Khorbane** was an ancient Lemurian warrior and hero of Nemedis who died fighting the Dragon Kings in the Battle of Grimstrand Firth. His name was memorialized (along with Konnar, Yggrim, and Thungarth) in the *Song of the Last Battle* by the bard Diombar.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
Chush

**Chush** is a country of vast jungles in western Lemuria. The Chushan jungles are considered the most dangerous and impenetrable of all the jungles of Lemuria. In many places the trees are so thick that neither the sky nor the sun are visible, making it hard to determine direction. The forest is carpeted with moss and long grasses.

The jungles of Chush are inhabited by giant ravenous lizards called dwarks and great winged reptilian grakks that rule the skies above. There are also tribes of savages that pose a threat to the city of Kathool on the eastern border of the jungle. Gigantic lotifer trees and deadly slith flowers grow there, as well as edible sarnberries and waterfruit. Other jungle perils include bogs and quicksand, sharp thorn vines, huge bloodsucking tree leeches, and the oppressive heat and humidity that can quickly drain the strength of even the mightiest men.

Chush is divided into two regions by the Ysar River that flows into the Gulf of Patanga. The subterranean palace of the wizard Sharajsha is located on the northern fringes of Chush in the foothills of the Mountains of Mommur.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
First Kingdoms

The **First Kingdoms** were the early eastern kingdoms of the men of ancient Lemuria who fought against the Dragon Kings in the Thousand Year War. The first and greatest of these kingdoms was Nemedis, but others included Althaar, Yaodar, and Yb. Also known as the Seven Cities of the East, they were led in their battles against the Dragon Kings by the hero Thungarth. After the Dragon Kings were defeated, the men of the First Kingdoms expanded westward throughout Lemuria, conquering new territory and building new cities.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Orvath Chond

**Orvath Chond** was the Sark of Patanga and the father of Princess Sumia. When he died Sumia became the sole heir to the House of Chond and the rightful Sarkaja (Queen) of Patanga. However, Vaspas Ptol the Yellow Archdruid soon took control of the city and began pressuring Sumia to marry him. After her repeated refusals Vaspas imprisoned her beneath the Fire Temple until she was rescued by Thongor.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Var Tajas

**Var Tajas** is a warrior of Thurdis who competed in a zamph race and lost. Jeled Malkh, the otar of the hundred in which Thongor served as a mercenary, made a bet with Thongor that Var Tajas would win the race. When Jeled Malkh lost the bet and refused to pay Thongor his wager, their argument turned violent and Thongor killed him in self-defense. Thongor was imprisoned but escaped with the help of his friend Ald Turmis and fled the city in a stolen airboat.

### References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 1)
Thongor and The Dragon City

*Thongor of Lemuria* (1966) by Lin Carter is the second book of the **Thongor of Lemuria series**. It was first published in paperback by Ace Books in 1966. It was later revised and expanded in 1970. The revised version was published as *Thongor and The Dragon City*. The re-titled and revised edition became the standard edition for later reprintings.

## Plot Summary

Plot summary of *Thongor and The Dragon City*

## List of Characters

List of characters in *Thongor and The Dragon City*

## Publishing History

Publishing history for *Thongor of Lemuria* & *Thongor and The Dragon City*
Yellow Druids

The **Yellow Druids** are the druids or priests that worship Yamath, the god of fire, a reference to their yellow robes. Their center of worship is the city of Patanga, and the cult is led by Vaspas Ptol, the Yellow Archdruid. The Yellow Druids gained absolute power in Patanga after the death of Orvath Chond, the Sark of Patanga. When he died, his daughter Sumia became the rightful Sarkaja (queen), but Vaspas Ptol usurped her power and took the throne for himself.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 12)
Sword of Sacrifice

The **Sword of Sacrifice** was a sword used by Sssaaa, the Lord of the Dragon Kings, in magical rituals involving human sacrifice. The weapon is described as a great black sword with a pronged blade. The forked point of the Sword is designed to impale the victim and extract his or her living heart when the blade is pulled out. The Sword of Sacrifice was destroyed by a bolt of lightning released from the Star Sword wielded by Thongor, followed by another lightning blast that killed Sssaaa himself, before the Dragon Lord could slay Sumia on the altar of the Lords of Chaos.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 15)
Yaodar

**Yaodar** was an ancient city in eastern Lemuria that took part in the Thousand Year War against the Dragon Kings. It was one of the Seven Cities of the East.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Appendix - Time Chart of Lemurian History)
Boreal Star

The **Boreal Star** is the Lemurian equivalent of Polaris, the North Star, useful for navigation and direction finding. A pair of stars in the constellation of the Chariot point directly to the Boreal Star (in the same way that a pair of stars in the Big Dipper point to the North Star).

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 2)
Thal

The royal house of **Thal** was a brief dynasty of Sarks who ruled Tsargol. The dynasty consisted of two rulers, Drugunda Thal and his father Sanjar Thal. During their reign they had the support of the powerful Red Druids of Slidith. The royal family died out when Drugunda Thal was killed by Thongor.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
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Ptartha

**Ptartha** is a country in western Lemuria. It is bordered on the west by the Gulf of Patanga and the jungles of Chush, on the south by the Yashengzeb Chun (Southern Sea), and on the north by the Mountains of Mommur.

Ptartha is described as "a vast land of forests and fields with few cities to mar its seemingly endless expanse of greenery." Indeed, most of the cities in Ptartha are in the coastal regions, including Tsargol on the Southern Sea, and Zangabal on the Patangan Gulf.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Saan River

The **Saan River** is a river in western Lemuria. It flows from the Mountains of Mommur in the north, south along the border between Chush and Ptartha, and into the Gulf of Patanga. The Saan River runs in a roughly parallel course with the Ysar River (located west of the Saan) until they both flow into the Patangan Gulf on either side of the city of Patanga. Together, the two rivers are known as the Twin Rivers. The city of Kathool is on the Saan River north of Patanga.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chaps. 3, 5, 8, 11, 13)
Clarissa

Temsili. Soruyla Kesinlikle Alakası Yok. Olamaz.

Sorunum çok acil. Okurken tüyleriniz ürperebilir.Bir sevgilim var ve iki yıldır birlikteyiz. Kendisi entel dergilerden birinde

karikatürist. Bu dürzü her gün şap atıyor gibiydi. Tenasül çok eski kafalı bir şeymiş de okumuş insanın ne işi olurmuş tenasülle falan. Sekiz gün önce ikna ettim mission complated. Adam biraz garip abiler. Tenasül sırasında gözlerini açıp Arapça bişeyler bağırmaya başladı. Önce ne oluyor dedim sonra sesi yükselmeye başladı. Ben de çıktım gittim. Sonraki gün de aramadı. Sevgilimin içinse tenasül cini mi var? Sonra neden yaptığını sordum. Öyle bir şey olmadığını ve hatırlamadığını söyledi. Beni korkutmak için mi yapıyor? Ayrılsam mı muska mı yazdırsam?
Karvus

The **Karvus** family is a noble house of the city of Tsargol and includes Karm Karvus, a young warrior and the prince and heir to the house. The family was a minor branch of the ruling dynasty of Tsargol. When the dynasty died out, Sanjar Thal of the House of Thal (and the father of Drugunda Thal) seized power and became Sark.

The Red Druids, who exerted great influence in the city, supported Sanjar Thal because of his support for their worship of Slidith, the Lord of Blood, while the House of Karvus wanted nothing to do with the cult. The druids did not dare to completely eradicate the Karvus family because of the high esteem that Karm Karvus' father had earned in the Vozashpan Wars. Instead, the family was stripped of power and humiliated. Karm Karvus' father was reduced from the position of Chamberlain to a mere archivist, and Karm himself to an otar, the captain of a hundred.

By the time Karm Karvus met Thongor, Karm's father had been dead for three years. Some people suspected that he had been poisoned by political enemies.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Hyperborea

**Hyperborea** is a lost polar continent and the original home of the Dragon Kings. Fleeing the destruction of Hyperborea during an Ice Age, the Dragon Kings migrated to Lemuria and settled there as its absolute masters until the rise of the First Kingdoms of men.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Introduction, Chap. 7)
Lords of Chaos

The **Lords of Chaos**, also known as the **Lords of Darkness**, are a triad of evil gods (or demons) that rule the realm of Chaos beyond the universe. These gods are Slidith (the Lord of Blood, worshipped by the Red Druids of Tsargol), Yamath (the Lord of Flame, worshipped by the Yellow Druids of Patanga), and Thamungazoth who is revered by the Dragon Kings. They are often regarded as three aspects of the Triple God of Chaos.

The Lords of Chaos are the enemies of the Lords of Light, the righteous gods of men. When the universe was created the Lords of Chaos were banished to the Chaos realm outside space and time. Ever since then the Lords of Chaos, through their priests and other mortal agents, have striven to invade the material universe and resume their eternal war with the Lords of Light.

The Dragon Kings, in their desire for revenge against humanity, attempted to open a portal to Chaos and summon the Chaos Lords, but their efforts were defeated by Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha with the aid of the magical Star Sword.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Dragon Isles

The **Dragon Isles** are a group of four islands of jagged black rock in the great inland sea of Neol-Shendis. They were inhabited by the last of the unholy race of Dragon Kings after their overwhelming defeat in the Battle of Grimstrand Firth. When the Black Keep of the Dragon Kings fell, the survivors fled in secret to the islands where they built citadels and plotted revenge against humanity. Their efforts were defeated again thousands of years later by Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha.

A few dozen yards from the principal island of the Dragon Kings is an islet of rock with the mouth of a cave. A tunnel from the cave runs beneath the sea and eventually comes out on the mainland through another cave located near a river valley inhabited by a river dragon. This tunnel was the route taken by Thongor when he went to the Dragon Isles to rescue Sharajsha, Karm Karvus, and Princess Sumia.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Caramelización

es la oxidación del azúcar, un proceso empleado ampliamente en la cocina debido al agradable sabor y color marrón obtenidos. A medida que el proceso sucede, se liberan compuestos químicos volátiles, produciendo el característico sabor acaramelado.

La caramelización es un tipo de dorado no enzimático. Sin embargo, a diferencia de ésta, la caramelización es una pirólisis, en contraposición a una reacción con aminoácidos.

Cuando la caramelización se hace sobre sacarosa, añade una molécula de agua para separarla en fructosa y glucosa, incrementando la masa del caramelo.

Calentar azúcar en un recipiente hasta que se funda y se dore, obteniéndose así caramelo. Calentar una preparación que contiene azúcar para que este se caramelice. Cubrir algo con una capa de caramelo, untándolo o mediante inmersión.
Chaos

**Chaos** is the formless state of matter that existed before the creation of the universe and continues to exist outside space and time. The dark gods of this primeval void are known as the Lords of Chaos or the Lords of Darkness.

The ultimate goal of the Dragon Kings was to open a portal to Chaos, thereby allowing the Dark Lords to invade the material universe, resume their eternal war with the righteous gods of men, the Lords of Light, and bring about the destruction of humanity. Their efforts were defeated by Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha.

The realm of Chaos is also known as the **Beyond** or the **Outside**, and is allied with the cosmic force of primordial Darkness known as Old Night.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
Oolim Phon

**Oolim Phon** is the Royal Alchemist who serves Phal Thurid, the Sark of Thurdis. He was the inventor of the flying airboat that was stolen by Thongor during his escape from the city. He also developed the weightless metal urlium that gives the airboat its anti-gravitational properties.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Wolf

The **wolf** is a predatory canine animal. There exists in Lemuria a subspecies of wolf with green fur. The wizard Sharajsha owns a grimoire that is bound in the fur of a green wolf.

## Folklore

The existence of a green-furred wolf in the Thongor stories may seem somewhat random, but there is precedent for such a creature in Scottish folklore. The cu sith ("cooshee") are large faerie hounds with green fur that serve as guardians and watchdogs in the realm of the fae.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 6)
2. ↑ Katharine Briggs, *An Encyclopedia of Fairies*, Pantheon Books, p. 83 ("Cu Sith").
Yggrim

**Yggrim** was an ancient Lemurian warrior and hero of Nemedis who died fighting the Dragon Kings in the Battle of Grimstrand Firth. His name was memorialized (along with Konnar, Khorbane, and Thungarth) in the *Song of the Last Battle* by the bard Diombar.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
Lemuria

Lemuria is the setting for Lin Carter's Thongor series. While Lemuria previously existed as both a debunked scientific theory as a prehistoric continent, and as part of occult literary tradition, Carter reimagined Lemuria as a large continent in the South Pacific around 500,000 BCE. Anachronistically, it contained both dinosaurs and humans. It also had both magic and strangely advanced technology despite existing in a general Bronze Age level of civilization. Lemuria had originally been ruled by the Dragon Kings, a race of highly intelligent saurian humanoids, but in the time of the Thongor stories was mainly dominated by humans living in city-states. A second intelligent race, the giant blue-skinned Rmoahal nomads, live in the Eastern plains of Lemuria.
Kathool

**Kathool**, also known as **Kathool of the Purple Towers**, is a Lemurian city on the Saan River north of Patanga and the Patangan Gulf. Kathool is situated just east of the jungles of Chush near the Mountains of Mommur, with cultivated lands stretching for miles around the city.

Hashab Chan is the Sark of Kathool. At one point Thongor considered joining his legions as a mercenary to help protect his borders from the jungle savages of Chush, but decided instead to help the wizard Sharajsha fight the Dragon Kings.

Kathool is one of the Nine Cities of the West.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor Fights the Pirates of Tarakus* (Appendix - The Aeon of the Gray Magicians, where the Nine Cities are listed.)
Sssaaa

**Sssaaa** was the Lord and Archpriest of the Dragon Kings until he was killed by Thongor using the Star Sword. When the Dragon Kings were defeated in the Battle of Grimstrand Firth thousands of years before the birth of Thongor, Sssaaa led the last remaining members of that unholy race as they retreated to the Dragon Isles in the Sea of Neol-Shendis. They built new citadels there and spent the next several millennia plotting their revenge against humanity.

When the proper cosmic conditions finally came about, Sssaaa led the Dragon Kings in a ritual to summon the Lords of Chaos, but was killed by Thongor at the last minute before the portal could be opened.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 15)
Zemadar

The **zemadar** is a predatory reptilian monster that inhabits jungle regions.

## Description

The zemadar measures twenty feet in length. It is crimson in color with yellow eyes, and its hide is extremely tough which makes it virtually impossible to injure with weapons. Armed with a triple row of fangs, each measuring a foot long, the zemadar's mouth secretes a venomous saliva that instantly paralyzes its prey.

The beast is also armed with claws like steel hooks, and a whiplike tail bristling with barbs and spikes. A ridge of spines extends down the zemadar's arching neck and along its back. The monster's vocalizations include ferocious growls and blood-chilling screams.

## Disposition

The zemadar is the most dreaded monster in all of Lemuria and the deadliest killer of the jungles, even more than the mighty dwark. It attacks with an insane ferocity that often makes it charge with incredible speed even in the face of certain death.

## Terror of the Arena

Drugunda Thal, the Sark of Tsargol, kept a zemadar as a pet in his arena as a form of execution. Known as the **Terror of the Arena**, only the worst criminals faced the zemadar, and then only on days sacred to the god Slidith, the Lord of Blood. When Thongor was captured and sentenced to die in the arena, he killed the zemadar by plunging his sword through its eyes, the only vulnerable part of the monster's body, just before he killed Drugunda Thal and fled the city along with Karm Karvus.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 10)
Zangabal

**Zangabal** is a Lemurian city in the country of Ptartha, located on the eastern coast of the Gulf of Patanga and south of the city of Patanga.

Zangabal is one of the Nine Cities of the West.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 1)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor Fights the Pirates of Tarakus* (Appendix - The Aeon of the Gray Magicians, where the Nine Cities are listed.)
Patanga

**Patanga** is a city in western Lemuria on the northern point of the Patangan Gulf. It is situated between the mouths of the Saan River and the Ysar River where they both flow into the gulf. Patanga is located on the fringes of the jungles of Chush and lies south of Kathool.

Patanga is a city of yellow walls and red roofs. It is known as the **City of Fire** because it is the center of worship of Yamath, the God of Fire, led by the high priest Vaspas Ptol, the Yellow Archdruid. The primary temple of Yamath in Patanga is the Fire Temple where human sacrifices are roasted alive on burning hot altars. The domed roofs of the Patangan temples burn with sacred fires that are not allowed to go out in honor of Yamath (not to be confused with the Eternal Fire of Yamath beneath the Fire Temple).

Princess Sumia became the rightful Sarkaja (Queen) of Patanga when her father Orvath Chond died, but Vaspas Ptol and his druids took control of the city and usurped her power. When Sumia refused to marry Vaspas, he imprisoned her beneath the Fire Temple until she was rescued by Thongor. Phal Thurid, the Sark of Thurdis, also wanted to marry Sumia in order to obtain Patanga's great wealth without resorting to warfare.

Patanga is one of the Nine Cities of the West.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor Fights the Pirates of Tarakus* (Appendix - The Aeon of the Gray Magicians, where the Nine Cities are listed.)
Phondath

According to Lemurian myth, **Phondath the Firstborn** was an Adamic figure, the first man created by the Nineteen Gods seven thousand years before the birth of Thongor. He became the progenitor of the human race, most notably those who founded the ancient and powerful city of Nemedis, the First Kingdom. Lemurian history traditionally begins with the birth of Phondath, marked as Year 1 (circa 500,000 BC). Phondath rode a winged dragon as a mount, possibly a grakk or a similar creature.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Gulf of Patanga

The **Gulf of Patanga** (or **Patangan Gulf**) is a wedge-shaped gulf in southwestern Lemuria and an extension of the Yashengzeb Chun, the Southern Sea. It is bordered on the west by the jungles of Chush and on the east by the country of Ptartha. At its northern point is the city of Patanga situated between the mouths of the Saan River and the Ysar River where they both flow into the gulf. Along the shores of the Patangan Gulf are several other cities such as Thurdis and Zangabal.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Lotifer tree

**Lotifer trees** are gigantic trees that grow in the jungles of Chush. Their trunks are deep red in color, and they may reach a height of two hundred yards (600 feet). Bloodsucking slith flowers commonly grow on lotifers, making it extremely dangerous to climb these trees.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Cadorna

**Cadorna** is a city in western Lemuria beyond the jungles of Chush. It is one of the Nine Cities of the West.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 3)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor Fights the Pirates of Tarakus* (Appendix - The Aeon of the Gray Magicians, where the Nine Cities are listed.)
Hashab Chan

**Hashab Chan** is the Sark of the city of Kathool. At one point Thongor had considered working for him as a mercenary to help fight the jungle savages of Chush that borders Kathool, but instead chose to help the wizard Sharajsha fight the Dragon Kings.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Sumia

**Sumia Chond** is the Sarkaja of Patanga and the wife of Thongor.

She is the last remaining member of the House of Chond, and the only child of Orvath Chond, the previous Sark. When Orvath died, Vaspas Ptol the Yellow Archdruid usurped the throne and imprisoned Sumia beneath the Fire Temple when she refused to marry him. She was sentenced to die on the burning altar of Yamath, the god of fire, but was rescued by Thongor. Shortly thereafter, Thongor rescued Sumia again, this time from the Dragon Kings who intended to sacrifice her to the Lords of Chaos.

After Thongor helped Sumia reclaim the Patangan throne, he married her and ruled beside her as the Sark of Patanga. Thongor himself became the Sarkon or Emperor of the three cities of Patanga, Thurdis, and Shembis.

Sumia is described as a beautiful young woman with long black hair that pours in thick waves down her back, and has fair skin and dark eyes. She is courageous and proud, especially in the face of evil.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Dragon City*
Slorg

**Slorgs** are serpents with the fanged heads of women, native to the eastern deserts of Lemuria. They hunt human prey, and legends tell of desert warriors who awakened from sleep to find themselves in the fatal embrace of slorgs that slithered and crept upon them in the night.

Slorgs measure the length of a man. Their serpentine bodies and female faces are pale white, and their eyes glow green in the darkness. Slorgs were used by the Red Druids to guard the Star Stone in the Scarlet Tower in the city of Tsargol until the Stone was stolen by Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 8)
Tsargol

**Tsargol** is a Lemurian city on the southern coast of Ptartha on the Yashengzeb Chun, the Southern Sea. It is the center of worship of the god Slidith, the Lord of Blood, whose priests wear red robes and are known as the Red Druids. For this reason Tsargol is referred to as the **Scarlet City**, a name also derived from its red stone walls.

Tsargol was ruled jointly by Drugunda Thal (the Sark of Tsargol), and Yelim Pelorvis, the Red Archdruid. When Thongor was captured in Tsargol after stealing the Star Stone and sentenced to die in the arena, Thongor killed Drugunda Thal during his escape. Yelim Pelorvis then took sole rulership of the city for himself. The previous Sark was Sanjar Thal, the father of Drugunda.

Tsargol is one of the Nine Cities of the West.

## Historical Events

In the distant past of Tsargol, a meteorite fell from the sky over the city and was retrieved by the Red Druids, who referred to it as the Star Stone. It came to be regarded as a holy relic sacred to Slidith and was safeguarded in the Scarlet Tower. The meteorite was stolen by Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha, who used it to forge the Star Sword.

In its more recent history, Tsargol was involved in a series of battles against the city of Vozashpa, referred to as the Vozashpan Wars.

## Notable Locations

* Gate of Death
* Hall of Two Thrones
* Scarlet Tower
* Temple Quarter

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor Fights the Pirates of Tarakus* (Appendix - The Aeon of the Gray Magicians, where the Nine Cities are listed.)
Tole Phomor

**Tole Phomor** is a guard captain in the city of Tsargol. He replaced Karm Karvus as otar when Karm and Thongor were sentenced by Drugunda Thal, the Sark of Tsargol, to die in the arena. Tole Phomor was a spearman under Karm Karvus' command before being promoted. When he mocked Karm Karvus for his misfortune, Karm countered by reminding Tole Phomor that he was nothing but a baseborn commoner without noble blood.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 10)
Mount Sharimba

**Mount Sharimba** (also known as the **Mountain of Thunder**) is the tallest mountain in Lemuria. It is located in central Lemuria in the Mountains of Mommur and to the west of the Sea of Neol-Shendis. At the top of Sharimba is where the wizard Sharajsha enchanted the Star Sword with the divine power of lightning that he called down from the heavens.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Eternal Fire of Yamath

The **Eternal Fire of Yamath** (or the **Ever-Burning Fire**) is a perpetually burning green flame sacred to Yamath, the god of fire. The towering green flame erupts from a sunken well in a great cavern in the crypts beneath the Fire Temple in the city of Patanga. Burning with a more intense heat than any ordinary fire, it is said to rise from the secret core of Lemuria, or perhaps from the very bowels of the Earth itself. It has burned for countless ages with a flame that never goes out. The Yellow Druids of Yamath regard the flame as a sacred oracle that provides portents of the future. The wizard Sharajsha thought the flame was probably a natural phenomenon.

After Thongor and Sharajsha stole the Star Stone from the Scarlet Tower in the city of Tsargol, they infiltrated the Fire Temple in Patanga and used a fragment of the Stone to forge the Star Sword in the Eternal Fire.

## Literary parallels

In the short story "The Festival" by H. P. Lovecraft, a similar everburning green flame is worshipped by a strange cult in a subterranean cavern beneath a church in the fictional town of Kingsport, Massachusetts.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
2. ↑ "The Festival" at The H. P. Lovecraft Archive
Nemedis

**Nemedis** was the first and most powerful of the First Kingdoms of men that prospered thousands of years before the birth of Thongor. The city of Nemedis was located on the eastern coast of Lemuria and became the center of a great empire that included the other kingdoms as subordinates. According to tradition, Nemedis was built by the descendants of the legendary hero Phondath the Firstborn. Like the other Seven Cities of the East, Nemedis had long been in ruins by the time of Thongor.

Many of the great heroes (such as Thungarth) who fought against the Dragon Kings in the Thousand Year War were lords of Nemedis, as were many of the explorers who afterward led expeditions of discovery and conquest throughout Lemuria. These heroes and explorers are sometimes informally referred to as the Children of Nemedis (or the Sons of Nemedis).

## Other uses

The ***Nemedis*** is also the name that was given by the wizard Sharajsha to Thongor's airboat to honor the memory of that mighty kingdom. The flying vehicle was thus christened after Sharajsha repaired the damage that was done to it during Thongor's battle with the grakk over the jungles of Chush.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*