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Cheeriobed

also Cheeriobed the First

Cheeriobed is the King of the Ozure Isles.

First named in The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 1

But Cheeriobed was so kind and gay and so naturally merry that even in the face of all his misfortunes he was calm and uncomplaining and often had whole days at a time when he forgot to be unhappy.

Names in the books

  • called Cheeriobed 14 chapters

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    The Yellow Knight of Oz2

  • called Cheeriobed the First 1 chapter

    The Yellow Knight of Oz2

What the books say it is

  • role King of the East and ruler of the Munchkins 1 chapter
    • I now pronounce you, Cheeriobed, and you, Orin, King and Queen of the East, and rulers of all of the Munchkins and the Sapphire City of Oz shall be your capital.
      The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 20
  • role Prince of the Ozure Isles 1 chapter
    • To the mountain castle of my father, King Gil of Gilkenny, came Cheeriobed, Prince of the Ozure Isles, to ask for my hand in marriage.
      The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 18
  • made of silver and bronze 1 chapter
    • With a terrible bellow, the great fear-fish began to hurl himself at the castle, but froze in mid air, petrified by the Wizard's black magic into a glittering dragon of silver and bronze.
      The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 17
  • wears crown 1 chapter
    • Holding to his crown with both hands--it was inset with cobble stones which are extremely rare on a jeweled island--Cheeriobed sat down hard upon his throne.
      The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 1
  • trait merry 1 chapter
    • But Cheeriobed was so kind and gay and so naturally merry that even in the face of all his misfortunes he was calm and uncomplaining and often had whole days at a time when he forgot to be unhappy.
      The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 1
  • trait kind 1 chapter
    • But Cheeriobed was so kind and gay and so naturally merry that even in the face of all his misfortunes he was calm and uncomplaining and often had whole days at a time when he forgot to be unhappy.
      The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 1
  • trait calm 1 chapter
    • But Cheeriobed was so kind and gay and so naturally merry that even in the face of all his misfortunes he was calm and uncomplaining and often had whole days at a time when he forgot to be unhappy.
      The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 1
  • trait gay 1 chapter
    • But Cheeriobed was so kind and gay and so naturally merry that even in the face of all his misfortunes he was calm and uncomplaining and often had whole days at a time when he forgot to be unhappy.
      The Giant Horse of Oz, ch. 1

Appears in

The Giant Horse of Oz (7 of 20 chapters)

Mentioned in

The Giant Horse of Oz (5 of 20 chapters)
The Yellow Knight of Oz (1 of 20 chapters)

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